... LONDON TRADE REPORT. Wednesday Evening. Sugar—lmporters have been firm, a-d hhds. have been disposed of fnll rates. A suiall sale 115 boxes of yellow sold at 48-. to 50s. 6d Coffee.—l,B3-J hags and 23 casks of plantation Ceylon were . stiv disposed without variation in price—fine qualities br ught 6d. to 935.; fine to fine fine ord., 48s. fid. to 595. 6d.; cases of Quilon also partly sold from ...

... LONDON TRADE REPORT. Wednesday Evening. Sugar,—The West India market haa been steady, and hhds. have been disposed of at previous rates. The public sales com; prised 380 hhds. barrels f Porto Rico, 50:) hhds. and 100 bari relsof Cuba Muscovadoes. and barrels of Cuba clayed, and 2000 boxes Havannah. The P. rto Rico mostly sold—the good ! and fine qualities at previous rates, tbe lower ...

... The late Colonial Wool Sa'es at the Hall of Commerce, London, closed yesterday week. The foil wire is tbe account them furnished by Messrs. J. T. Simesand Co., brokers, 58, Coleman- 1 1 street:— The public sales of Col nial Wool, which commenced on the 9th instant, closed this (Friday) evening, Sept. 28. The quantity brought forward consisted of— 11,476 bales of Australian Wool; Van ...

... City circles to-day. Your correspondent learns from two old captains he met at Toms', tbat tbe feel- ing at Lloyd's is decidedly in favour the gallant commander, not simply from sympathy his misfortunes, but from appreciation of his conduct throughout. It also felt tbat the directors are much more parsimonious of their condolence with Hosken than circumstances would fairly warrant; and, ...

... tbe price of food, food most be lowered to the level of wages. To effect tbe latter condition, tbe export corn and cattle must be prohibited, wh*ch, interfering with freedom of trf.de, onght to be avoided ; but then adopt the ether Ml emotive, be consenting parties to the .icrpetu'' starvation of the Irish people, wag.s most rawed, that Irish produce may purchasable Irish prodneer*. Tbe rules ...