... HAD!DNGTON ?? '.IfAIF T.,AUGrST24. ire I ing Lth ile be 1013 9ts nil !es hhe e1d 11 !(I I ed in Fras -n ac- IV on I run ich is at a d the their s for tpatbi op)en- d not think K the tllev f the ? lr- what tries rn o- lv izII: There was an average supply .oAa'e of ial kinds of grxis. Stheowore ralther dull. There acre ze-o parcels of re, oti' ill t.9 0aet. ItWrsigttin9respec-ieely t12st 4ls ...

... L j F I (From the Manchester Guardian.) I I The trade and navigation tables for the first six months of the year (Jan. 5th to July 5th), which have just heen dis- trihluted as a parliamentary paper, continue to exhibit very satisfitctorvevidence of the steady improvement of the corm- mnerce of the country. In the exports of British manufac- tures, the evidence is most apparent. In the single ...

... LIVERPOOL, AUIIJST, I 1. 11 LIVEROOl, FOltEIGN Al'D COT-O'NIAT, PROllUC5 MIA1TFTS I WE= ENDo1d VXIDAT, A7csr 10.I. Sugsr ?? demand has rasher reived within the aot few d4ys, and i 9 ke. iate roeoifod t'ke *Omurary depreago I the aIo* eonth: of | 451 bagahead lsrhish plantatienand 400 tags of Becga1oiefty etgoid to fin white descriptions. Foreign : Only 4SO bhgs and 12 casks brown Pernambuco, ...

... MARtKETS. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, AUGUST 6. Throe wae a fnir su 1of wheatat our markret this morning. A few of the filees rompleg were sold at les openling of the marktet at 2a per qr. decline upon ti:e pirices of this day sefnnielt, bur inferior decriptiois mrsUt- he li;teln 's to 4S per qr cheaper. Poreigtn continues to ha mnuch neglected, Aid thii Few retail t9ales ?? wi-re at 2e per qr. ...

... RADDINGTON CORN NIARKETAUGUST3. The supply of all kinds of grain was larger. Sales were doll. Whest, top rid down, and average Id up; weight of top per 4 bushels lsast. l3 l!. [sly Barley' top Is up, and average Is 3d down; weight of top per 4 bushels sece 16st a.Oats, top Odand averagesaienaas lastn tracer;.'eigh,.t ?? wo4 bushels lit at. I; lbs. Be-ans, top namve as last mearke,. end average ...

... HADI)TN>t? COIN C A N ETAtGTST 1. he-b r The supply- of all kinds of grain to-day was ituch the sureter int a. sha- =aTraret, excepting that of oats, which was smaller. Sar- sert 41' t Whreat., top itS arC average Id up asvi-,'t oftoup per IIL-Alis I!iL' .L~e, op its and averaige s:!ld down w teiat ftapr a~rd ; Sib-. teats, teoe samte as la-s week-, arid average I d up; ' -e-hrI 4I, t n per ...

... LIVERPOOL, ATUGX UST, 18. rr le- LIVERPO UL CltREIGN A ND COLON IAL FROUCSE MARKETS ne Wzur: rm.rit FawlAn. Armustn 17 st. Sugar: There has been a good demand tbroagheut the eetf, and the to .a ore extenaive. amountino to 121011 hbd.. II.P., and 5OtO bogs Bengal an t steady prices. Foreign - For West India descriotions the dernand is- very goad. and tihe sales amount to 300 hhds. Porto Rico, ...

... (From the Maenchester Examiner and Times On various occasions lately we have called attention to the gratifying statements regarding the cotton trade con- tainied in the monthly returns relating to trade and navi- gation, and we have much pleasure in now laying before our readers more complete. information on this suhject. From Burns' Comme-c'iai Glance for the first six months of the present ...

... MARKE TS. or LONDON CORN EXOKANGlE, JULY iO. The supply of wheat this morning v as large far the season. A por- tion was disposed of, .tabout theprices of thiadaY se'ntiezht.bat atparr remaineduisold at a late hour. AIbed mand forforeign eras of a retail chatrcter, and littl progress coulisobe made-with a'leswborepartiee nS. er- slated on former prices. ?? hbs tret some inquiry for Belgitum. ...

... GLASGOW, PAISL1t:Y, kuLMAi1NOCK, ANt AYU RAILWAY COMPANY. of A& I 1 l JJ '4 t I1 1. int We have been favoured with an early copy of the Report of the to Directors to the Ordinary Half-yearly General Meeting of the Ve Shareholders, on 23d Autuest 1849. It is as follows - he The Directors now submit to the Proprietors the- annexed m Statements of the Revenule and Capital Accousts, for the half- ...

... r forI~ RI~WOP TRE BRITISH AND FOREIGN CORN TRLDX 111or - ?? THE PAST WEEK. Leo (Fromithe Mark Lane SxPre~ssnf51oodaY-t Y Thoutgh the weadier has not been of quite so favourable a Onl It chlaracter this week as earlier in the month, still nothing has W( 's occurred to warrant any well-grounded uneasiness in respect to v I-the probable result of the havrvestt. The showers which have Ili ...

... AGRlCULTURE. nuVlUW OF THE BRTrTHI AND FoREIGN EORN TRADE DURING TEE PAST 'WEH. (Fromitthe Mtark Lane Expressolbtonday.i The auspicious weathier with which Ite have been favoutred i during the greater part of the week has indaced farmers in the 1 more fore ard ?? to commence harvest operations; as vet, however, comparatively little wheat has been dut, and thle c-ops are certainly ten days to a ...