... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURINGI W ~THE PAST WEFEK. The supoly of wheat at last Monday's market in Mark-lane was good from Kent, but only moderate from Suffolk and Essex, and the demand being brisk, an advance of 2s.' to 39. per qr. was obtained on all the primest qualities of English, with an improvement In the value of free foreign of about 2s. per qr.; there was little good In bond offering ...

... [ T~.2WOOL A&ND l'E MARKETS. LIVER POOa-TThere has be en a large business done in tow wool this week, by private contract, at about late rates. In Alpaca nothing doing: Scotcha steady trade demand, and rates if anything in favour of the buyer. Imports for the week ending Ocl. 3-Foreign GOD, pre- viously 62,853; total 03,402 bales. Scotch 1414, pre- viously 10,071 ; total 11,485 bales. ...

... I (From the Londnn - I-, ?? ?? zot ?? of L'osnsmrre)I SUGAR.-Grocery kinds werefin better request.. And rather more moneyw'at paid; the lower kinds alsormet with atbetter sale, and fully previous rates were paid. Some purchases were made to-day for the Irish markets. At auction 128 Ihhds. ?? aill sold with spirit at very full to a sbude higher pricsm, low it) middling yellow fetching 475. to ...

... s- CATTLE MAIKETS. SMITHFIELD MARKET, MONDAY. The imports of live stock for our market during the past week have been on an extensive scale, and of unu- sually prime quality; indeed, scarcely any of the beasts have reached us in a half-fat state. Several of the cows imported some months since, and which were disposed of to the cow-keepers in the neighbourhood of the me- tropolis, have again ...

... j . jipphwl fintellgenuc. I 510T105 To IIAUIEUS, ' Taft Liour Ott TUB HHLWICKr SANDS-thn consequence T of thu ?? State of the weather, the light on the ' Heliwick Sands wai'not exhibited on the first of October a' was intended;. but a notice has been 'Issued by the Trinity t11 Board, slalidg tliat: nasbool as the necessary preparations can be completed, the light willbephu-,owic deote will be ...

... BULL PlICE CUURLENT.-OCTOBER7, 1846. I LINSEED. OeS r..7 - LINSEED, Odessa, ?? £2 0 ?? £42 .8 0 - Petor~burg ltne ?? 2 4 0 ?? 0 o0 Common I1l 0.. 20 C Inferior ?? 0 00 ?? 0 a00 Ria ?? 0 o00 Metoneland Konigsberg.117 0..2 0 - -liambrlre and Danish 0 0 0 .0a0 0 Fowlng. . 210 0 .212 6 RIAPESE,,A, Gerulon, per last. 24 0 0 24 10 0 i-Iiiarsn0 0 0 0 o0 l~ake . .. ?? 00 ?? 0 (00 ?? alsga,,. . P00 . ...

... 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 ...