... .6yrituthirau alo 0omVIuntfal juarRets. I ?? _n _ 41r~~ CORN MARKWETS BULL, TeasDAT, OCT. 20. since our last we have had a'great deal of rain., which t has prevented farmers getting on w5fth sowin,, s0 mauch d as they would otherwise havedone. We hav'e led a fair r demand for old wheat during the week, at. the prices lately paid. All sorts of spring corn, but especially melting barley, have ...

... I agricultu?ralania I CORN MARKEiTS i HULL. TuissDAY, Oc-r. 6. e Singe this day sa'nanight the business done in the corn de trade has been by no means large, holders shewed great W firmfness, and the prices asked prevented buyers coming ra forward. At this day's market we had a large show of Pi i4vhoat, for which the farmers were asking very high 6( rates, millers purchased with reluctance at ...

... BANKRiUPTS.-FPWM THE LONDON GAZETTB. ?? D-I RP xV -- ?? A FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2. FOOT, P., licensed victualler, Bermondsey. BRAIN, P., ivory-cutter, Thomuas-street, Stamford-street, Blackfriars-road. UNWIN, S., sen., UNWIX, F., and UOSiwxN, S., juu., wool, staplers, Coggeshall, EssCx. JUNcGMICLEL, C., merchant, Austinfriar6, City. HIOWARD, J., rand LEE, W., brickmalers, Bramptox Southampton. BLOOR ...

... .Aricultural ant, &01mnelciat ijillarzcts. CORN AIARKETIS 'HULL, TOBSSAT, OCr. 27. We have had~ again a great deal of rain during tire past week, which had the effect of rather injurieg the condition of tire new wheat ; we have consequeittly ha d a better demand for foreign, wsithoirt however 1,eing ablie to obtain more money, except for fine Danltzio, of which the stock in tireport'is ...

... I _, The breaking up of the protective system in this country, both as relates to grain, the chief product of cultivation in the temperate zone, and to sugar, the chief product of cultivation in the tropics, must not only pro. duce' a considerable effect on the prices and production of those two great articles, but also on those of many others, and especially of cotton, which may be con- ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING i '1'IHE PAST WEEK. Fromn Essex and Kent there was a tolerably good supply of wheat at last Monday's market in Mark-lane; but only a moderate quantity was offering from Suffolk a good de- mand was experienced at the commencement of business for all Euglish samples at an advance of ?? to 4s. per qr.. with a fair sale for foreign at an improvement of 2s. per qr.; ...

... ,leAcirfatlittral fillb 0011111TUdi'd Itlartuts. I I CORN KARIM'1TS IhULL, TUESDAY, OCT. 13. There has been an exceedingly limited amount of busi- ness passing in any article of tile trade during the past week; millers are well in stock, and seem disposed to pause before giving the advance demanded by the holders, At this day's market, with a large attendance of farmers owing to its being our ...

... Vu1'ro'sB' 4 , 1ao±U. REVIEW OF T CORN TRADE DURING I THI E PAST WEEK. There was a tolerably good supply from Essex, KIent, and Suffolk last Monday in lark-lane, and a ready sale was experienced for all prime qualities, at an advance of Is. to 2g. per qr. Several purchases being made to ship 3 to the north, our millers could not increase the stocks moaterially, and the general opinion is, that ...

... LONDON AIABRLTS. (Fgom the London, Journal o. L:wmrre.r-, S;G'AIt.-Tlbe brimwn and in feiior kit dti of srt. 1: 1, WRith lest Attention to-day, and olwing t the ?? i d s. frll inl tire value of fully Gd. per cwtn. t(oi. t?:.i ?? yellow sorts the eates takcn werz: nifr'enur'. It, !4.r. thcse kijdi worecsold toa frir extctn. T'l b;,oras..: to 660 Wilds. and trs. including J491 uh'io. s Its. t' ...

... N7 WOOL AIND TRADE MARKETS. I -. - . ?? - ~ ~ The public sales of Colonial Wools were brought to a close on Monday evening. The best prices paid were, for Australian (snow white) 29 4&d per lb; other good samples 2s 26d per lb. Van Dieman's Land has realised Is lid per lb., Port Phillip Is lid per lb, Snow River ls 4id per lb, and New Zealand wools Is 3d per lb. Up- on the whole, it is ...

... j YORK M:ERCHANTS' COMPANY. I PRESENTATION OF THE FREEDOM OF THE COM- PANY TO G. HUDSON, ESQ., M.P. On Monday'last the usual Michaelmas court of the Ancient Company of Merchant Adventurers of the city of York, was held at their Hall, in Fossgate. In addi- tion to the members of the company a numerous and in- fluential party were invited to a public breakfast, which was served up by Mr. Jackson ...

... I, - - u (From the London Jousrnal of CoLmminerce.) SUGAIa.-Grocers as well as refiners purchased West India MIus0ovado with more spirit to-day, and the prices obtained were in some cases slighty in favour of the sellers. 125 bhds. Barbadoes sold readily at sliff rates-fine yellow 53s 6d to e 54s,9 6d, middling and good 48s to 52s, and low 46s 6d. 127 t hiles., 4 tierces, I barrel Trinidad ...