... Zra'ar anb erommerce. THE CORN TRADE. The Commissioners of Customs have issued directions to the proper officers, throughout the kingdom, to trans- mit to the Inspector General of Imports and Exports, with the least possible delay, the undermentioned ac- counts, so far as the same relate to their respective ports, viz.:-1. An account of the quantities of foreign and colonial corn, grain, meal, ...

... HlUELL 1P1tic h: :UflU~lN'V.- OcTaBss 21, 1846.| in.EED Odle~ss. nrnxr n . U c.1aj U'ssa,,)perquia ?? 2 60 0 to £ ?? 70 - -Peter~urgne 2 0.. 000 Common 11l7 0.2 0c In fer ?? -Riga or *000..000, M~emel and K~onig~bbrg ?? 1 17 0 . 2 0 0 Archaogel. 0-- 2- 0 . ..2 2 2 4 0 -Habrn e' and Danish 0 0 0 . - -ESD ?? . 210 0..212 0 RAPE~kD Geman, per ?? 00*.24 10 0 R-iiutgarlan . 00 0 0 00 .---Black ...

... | - CATTLE MARKETS, I - . -. . WAKEFIELD, W21DNSRSDAY, OCTOBER 0,1. The show of beasts was short, but there were 6,000 sheep. Business was rather brisk, all the beasts being sold, but a few sheep remained unsold. Prices: Beef, Is to 6s Gd per stone; Mutton, Gfd per lb. ROTHEIIHAM CATTLE MARKET, OcToBER 19. There was a large show of beasts, but a short supply of sheep, the usual number of ...

... I ?? intelligenc. I NOTICE TO MARINERS. The Commissioners of the Customs department have re- ceived the following copy of a notice to mariners, and have given'directirns for the same to he forwarded to the principal oficeets of the revenue at the various ports threughout the United Kingdom, as vell as at the port of London, with orders to cause the same to be posted in conspicuous places at ...

... VOOL ANED TRADE MARICEMS I r ts . - 7 - The imports of wool in the past week have been somewhat liberal, viz., 4s bales from New York; 7 ditto from Rio; 203 ditto from Hamburg; 6338 ditto from Launceston; 510 ditto from the Cape; and 217 ditto from Pillau. In English wool a steady business is doing, and prices are well supported in every instance; but ioreign and colonial qualities ?? very ...

... BANKIUIPTS.-FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. I FUIDAY, OCTOBER la. 'Moosr, T., St. Alban's, broker. HAR-VEY, G. L., Rood-lane, City, ivine-userchant. Tsomrasox, T., Brighton, grocer. HILrYEn, J. B., Leeds, dealer. Ca.twsniAw, G., and DAvisoN, G., jan., Leeds, soap- boilers. SIIAW, T., Stake-upon-Trent, victualler. FREEMAN, J. H., Birmingham, builders. DIVIDEyDS.-Nov. 9, A. C Fowler, Louth, LinCsO]hire ...

... (From the Loidon Journal of C6rnvnerce). SuGa(it.-IIothi grocers as well as refiners were more in- clijed to purchase West India Mluocovado to.day, anid the merchants not being so ?? to realize, a slight advance oln Friday's prices was given, but the total sales only reached 530 hlhdi 9 tres. including two public sales, one of 117 hhds 9 tres Barbadoee, anid 54 trca Janaica-the former sold ...

... 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- ...

... .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 ...