... in the Nacoochle, from New York: W. Gough, IO bres flour; Badgctts & Co. d00 brls floor; Bryaot, Brothers, and Pog;, 100 ?? flour ; E. Homes 405 ?? rosin- W. Terrell, 1 box cigars; OVait aod 9 James, 750 are wieat; P. Adams, 1000 qrs wheat; Order, 600 brs til- 9seed eake, Sr7 qro wheat Ithe Sltrlinghlre, from Qoebec: J. E. termalne and Co.7 pcs oak, . 4pee elm,4s, peesir (red plne),b colic ...

... BR~ISTOL SH]IP NEWS. CAwE;t IN.-T*'hC Jobaunn Wilkin, from Thraila;. the Pact F~rederick Pogge, N~iemaun, from Sands- wall; the Elise, lBuckwoldt. from Cronstadt * the 'Heindricis Lorensen, Jacobson, from floloisund;- rthe Jobnx Parkers Roberts, froml New York; the Mleridirto, Steel, from Malaga, the Bloeck.Cat, Franols, from: Denia; the Sarah, Eurglish, from EBsrdianeki; tae Roglee, Porbes, ...

... BiUSTOL CATTLE MARKET. IMtoeER. Amoes .. I P50NE. Beasts.. Me aes * 22 Bef, Pe wt.. 0e,65, 8heep .. 3722 Plge .. 2 utton~perlb ild.. 7d. Horses . 5. Iv4 Sucking ditto 7 PFig. per se 99. O4., liS.60. BRISTOL CORN EXCHANGE-THUE5DAY. We have a small supply of English wheat at the market, end millers have to pay an advance of Ie. per qr.; foreign, being relatively deorer than English, ...

... COMMEiRcE AND MANUFACTURES. OLONfAL MARI(iTBS- to * (Fp0tn t8e Toa4da^ MNdo Prize COarostt. Sept. 14.1 nr Udtt ia.-*.est00ji sugar was In brisk demaud Ibr home-trade nrflOges, and the rates obtained were fally equal to those currentoln I aREItmNED sugar W'se In extensive demand fer home consumption dae and stiffer rates were obtaised: brown lumsps selllntt at 43s. uid., ally at low to line ...

... BRISTOL ?? JKRPS. In the Vera, from Belize: Matthews & Co. 250 tonslogwood In the Salisbary, from St. Johl1's, New Brunswick: ?? & Son, 90 hand 2 qrs 2t deals and deal ends, . In the Anne. fru iSt. itephela's . Germaine and Co. 185 hund 3 qro 'deals anld lenr s-- : In the Laurltou. from Barbadoes: Daniel and Sons, 15i1 blidi 2 tre, 21 brls sagar, *tattray & Co.2 h2ds 6bu rcdls brli sugar; ...

... BRISTOL SHIIP NEWS. - CAMES iN.- Thc Margaret, Richards, and the E rcole, Diominicia, from Palermo; the Eliza, 3 ; ...

... REVIEW OF TiHE BRITISH CORN TRADE. (Froo the A Mark-Lane Express.) As yet there is no fallingoff in the arrivals of bread-staffifromn abroad, and the fact that prices of wheat and flour have for some timne past tended upwards in tile face of large and regular supplies may be considered as a strong proof of theehealthy state t of the trade, more especially as this has taken place in the ab- ...

... AGRICULTURAL INTELLIGENCE, I REVIEW OF LAST WEEK'S CORN TRADE. (Frees the marik-inn Exprpess.) The continuance of unusually fine and mild weather lies enabled many farmers, on favoured soils which were well pre- pared, almost to complete their spring sowinge, while others have had a fine opportunity to clean such pieces of land as were foul. The growth of the young whoettbecomes perceptible, ...

... AGRIOULTURAL INTELLIGENCE. REVIEW .F LAST WEEK'S CORN TRADE. i Erom the Mur.Zsc E Bpresi.j The past weak aemmenced with westerly breezes, and oooasional ehovers. These being followed by a highly-raised temperature aed brilliant Sunshine the previous backwardness of the season 4bH been well nigh or ?? recovered. The haw. thorn hedgeslare opening with unusual bloom. The rye is coming into ear; ...

... DEV1IZES AtARKET.-Thursday. We had a fair 3upply of wheat, WiCi met a rather dull sale v at lost week's prices. Barley quite nominal: there was only E one lot in the market, and that sold at 318. a qr. Oats, beans, g and peas in small supply and at full prices. i Per quarrer., Per Qarter. Wheatwhlto £0 0 2.0 o 0 Oats .. 1 . 6. a 01 2 0 red 2 8 0.2e0 2Bne1 ..Y 0.2 5o rnid. 1 13 02 3 o Peas 2 o0 ...

... ,l-BADMINTON AG1RICULTVJRAL SHOW Mws AND PLOUGHING MATCH. out Itiindeed, a enatter of Surprise that so large a portion Of aL the COUnty, 50 noted for its superior culture and slientifio farming, ted as that embraced by the Badminton Farmers' Club, sbould Wve baye rewalsnedesO long WIthout its agricultural society. However, uldi snob a soliety has recently been Inauguratedl under most aupi- ...

... CAME IN.-The Cairo, Taylor, from St. John's New Brunswick; the Magna Cliarta, Driver, the Hesiparia, Collins, aud the Fox, Young, from Havannah; the Deais MtCarthy, Hughes, from Wextbrd; the Salisbury, Hale, from Miramichi; Lthe Anna, Evans, from St. Vincent; the Daring, Francis, from Denia; the Juverna, Gilmore, and the Sabrinp, Parker, from Cork; the Rose, Hyde, from Dublin; the CamiUa, ...