... E F TE C A- --E - RFVI.EW OF THE. CORN TRADE.,. As it is now certain that Great Britain will require alargeimportation of gain, to make up for the defi. ciency in the crops of spring corn, and the extensive failore of the potato, it becomes a smatter of d~eep im- portance to determine to what quarter of the world we are to turn to obtain the required istance. In ordinary seasons, the north of ...

... I aMARKETSCATTLE ARES SMITHFIELD MARKET, MONDAY. The imports of live Stock from abroad into London ins the past week have been considerable..thoe at the out- ports decidedly on tile increase. With this increase we- Eave to report a very great improvement in quality-.. that of the sheep in particular; and it is an instructive fact to notice the great difference in the general condi- tiou of the ...

... DINNER TO MR. NEWDEGATE, M.P. On Wednesday week a grand dinner to C. N. Newde- gate, Esq, one of the Members for the Northern Divi- sion of Warwickshire, was given at the pretty town of Coleshill by the lion. Gentleman's constituents. As no i room could be obtained of sufficienti size, a spacious mar- quee was erected in a field near the Swan Hotel. Thef marquee was richly ornamented with ...

... Irabe anti eominerre. | HULL TRADE REPORT. Ltwsan.D.-There have arrived three vessels from Arch- angel with about 4,500 qrs., which'is the total import during the past week. Only a part of the above has come upon the markiet; the pride Is 38s to 38s 6d per qr. The transac- tions have not been to muoh extent, and have been princi- pally in Petersburg and Black Sea. The lower descriptions of ...

... , ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE TOWN COUNCIL. On Monday lea5, at noon, an adjourned meeting of the 'Town Council was held in the Town Hall, for the pur- pose .of taking into further consideration the question of the site of the proposed new market. John Gresham, Esq., the Mayor, was in the chair. There were present, Aldermen Atkinson, Holmes, Sandell, Ayre, Cookman, Priest, Blyth, Brownlow. and ...

... IMMBRiET INTELLIGENCE. I -- _ (Frona the London New;Price Current of September 1,) SuGAr.;-To day West India Sugar was purchased reluct- antly for all purposes, although there were sellers in most cases 6d per owt. under the rates of Friday, and the quan- tity sold by private contract did not exceed 170 hbds. and fierces. At public sale 179 bhds 6 tierces of Barbadoes were chiefly disposed of. ...

... The following is an extract from the charter of the Hudson's Bay Company, by which our readers will see that the recent treaty which secures the free navi- gation of the river Columbia to that company is not understood by the American papers, or at least by a great portion of them. They have from some cause or other conceived an opinion that the charter of the Hudson's Bay Company expires in ...

... I We do not recollect a time when more interest was felt in regard to the corn trade than at the present time. The u splendid weather of the last fortnight has proved of im- , Tnense benefit, by enabling farmers throughout the north e to get on rapidly with harvest operations. In England 7 there is now very little grain of any kind remaining in IT the fields, and even in the more backward ...

... grrate ant Commerce. (From the Manchester Ouardian,) The market for sugar has been very dull this week, and the transactions limited to small parcels, in some in- stances at lower prices, Nothing worthy of notice has been done in silk. 1,000 bales China are announced for sale by auction, In Liverpool, on the 18th instant. A good demand has been experienced for cotton this week, and sales to ...

... On Wednesday last week the Sheffield Free-trade As- sociation celebrated the passing of the. new Corn Bill by a soirtde at the Music-hall, Among the guests on the occasion was Lord Morpeth, who addressed the company in an elaborate speech, from which we make the follow- ing extracts I trust, said his lordship, that the gevernment of Lord J. Russell will feel that throughout all the domain ...