... I I Harvest operations are proceeding with rapidity all over the country, and under the most favorable aus- g pices. The supplies of foreign Grain and Flour con. r tinue upon an extensive scale, and prices still have a a downward tendency. Potatoes are arriving at market a in immense quantities, and the quality is even better s than heretofore, whilst a further fall in the value has e taken ...

... I ANITI( PtlI'T'.--llFR.O ?? ILONDUN GAZETTE, FRUkDAS', Jl!L'i S. BrL.ArA, t,. J., Whitt-esea, Cambridge, money BcriVener. RJICARDSON, J., iCoin-street, Spitaltfelds, dealer ia chiel. IAYLUCRi, B., Cambridge, chelist. Citron,, W., Sun streer. Bhi-lopsgate, shue-mercer. PAueorss, T., Aiedsione, vittualler. L.Ek-rs, T, W~oodbridgie, Sufful., basket-ynal;cr, SUerIT- J., AJ.tauin-t1:,ckee 0?10, ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING i THE PAST WEEK. I llu - ML D ?? _ I 1 w k - W1VtAT.-The quantity offered at Mark-lane last Monday by land carriage samples from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, was very limited, the greater part of which consisted of this year's growth, and of great variety of quality, many parcels being inferior and blighted. From the changed aspect of the weather the factors were ...

... klrfculatural alt (commerriat litlartits. I - I t ~~~CORN MARK~ETS, HULL, TuesDAY, AUG. 24. ?? been favoured with another week of most faorbeharvest weather, and a deal of corn is now cut, some carted, and (if the weather holds fine) the next treven days will see a good portion safely stacked. The tade has been in a most unsatisfactory state, prices being as irregular and capricious as ...

... ?? ,Aq illtitr?j.. 11 II HUL ~TVRtDAv, AUG. (3, Dutring the past fourteen (lays we have taken conssi derable pains to collect information as to tho growing cropsof co~rts in different parts of the cou ntry, and we f hafebnow a mass off letters before us from the most in- S telligent factors and agriculturists wi th wham, an exten- sive, correspondnclie during a long period of years has r ...

... 'tDIPPtlig Intelligence. FOREIGN ARRIVED. AUGUST 5-Clara, Ansdell, from Rotterdam. De Hoop, Oawehand, from Amsterdam. Wupper, Elliott; Laurr, Ridsdill, from Rotterdam. Emma,Starling, from Cronstadt. Chance, Cood, from Bombay. Monarch (a), Main, frum Ant- werp. Catharina, Rock, from. Leer. Rob Roy ts) Knocker, from Petersburg. 6-Leeds (a), Mowle, fiom Ham- burg. Maria, Haridge, from Dantzig. ...

... I ?? Ci- IT MARITE 1'S, WAKEFIELD, WEDNESDAY, AuG. 11. There were 650 beasts, and 5,600 sheep and lambs; business was dull, and a great part of the stock re- mnained unsold. Prices-Beef, 6s to Gs 9d per stone- mutton,6d to Gld, lamb,74d per lb. ROTHERHAMI CATTLE MARKET, AVG. 9. An average number of beasts and sheep, and a few lambs. Beef, Gs to 7s per sBtne. Mutton, 6jd to Td, lamb Sd per lb; ...

... I The downward movement in the grain trade con. tinues. while supplies from abroad of wheat, flour, corn, and meal, are upon an extensive scale; and harvest Operations in this country have made rapid progress during the last week, under the most favourable auspices. Ter wheat yields well, not only ais to the quantity but quality, and the chief part of that brought to market has weighed from ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING I THE PAST WEEK. t WHEAT.-The farmers being actively employed with harvest work, could not send forward their samples for last Monday's market at Mark-lane, and consequently t the supply by land carriage from the neighbouring r counties was very limited, and the weather continuing 8 still of an unsettled character, factors displayed more firmness, and the sales ...

... I MONEY MARKET AND CrIY NEWS, WnDNzSDAy Evnaree O.-At the commencement of business this morning, Publi' Securities wore a heavy aspect; toward the middle of the day, however, some purchases made on i' Bear account, prompted probably by the temporary gleam of sunshine at that period, enhanced the price of Console to 87-8 for the account, at which they remained for a short time only, the last ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT.-AUG. 4,18L-7. I I .. .- - - - LCNSEED, Odessa, perq ?? S2 tO o to .0 C . _ ?? HIle ?? 2 0 ?? 2 0 Conmons 2 5 o *. 2 6 0 Inferior ?? . 0 00 -- Mmeland Konuigsberg. I 0 ?? 2 S C Archatigel ?? - 0 0 0 . lnIlabro' aud Danish II 0 0 .. 0 0 - _ Feeuling .. 21 0 .. 0 0 0 RAPESEED, Gernuon, per last ?? 0 .. 0 0 _ iungarian ?? ?? O ?? 0 0 0 ?? ?? a ?? .0.. 0 o.. ?? O0 OILS, ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT. 2 I.TNRl.RPn Ml___ -a_. I ^. LINSEED, Odessa, perquar__ £2 10 0 to S0 0 0 - - Petersburgline ?? 2 8 0 ?? 0 0 0 Common ?? 2 20 Inferior ?? 0 ?? Riga 0 0 .. 0 0 0 - - ?? ?? 0 .. 2 5 a Archanigel ?? 2 7 0 .. 0 0 0 H u8ambro' and Danish 0 0 0 0o --Feeding . 214 o .. ?? ~~0 00 RAPESEID, German, per last. . 280 28 28 10 0 Hungarian . 0 0 .. 0 0 0 - BlacckSea. . 0 0 0 ?? ...