... EVIEVW OF THE CORN TRADE DURINU THE PAST WEEK. (Fronu BeU's Weesly Meueager.) WHEXT.-The supply at Mark-lane on Monday was not so large from either Essex or Kent as during the two previous weeks, and there being a good demand frsm the town millers all was cleared off at an advance o fully is. per qr. generally, and in some instances for choice white the improvement in value was rather more; ...

... BU1LL PRICES CURRSENT. QUOTED ALL AS DUTY PAID, EXCLUSIVE OF| Io CoMMISSION. WHdEAT, per qr. of 60 lbs. per bush. English while, new ?? £2 00 Old ?? 2 0 0 Englili red, new. 1 15.. 150 Old ?? Dantzig and Koningsbuig, neo ?? 0 00 Old ?? 1 .19.0. 0 Lower Btaltic & Hamburg, new 0 0 0. Old ?? 1130 BARLEY, Scaal, per imp. qr., new 0 0 0 Old. 1 40 Daniib. Riga, &c., new 0 0 0 Old- 4 I 0 Gii ndig, ...

... TE L G ; THE CLOT1HIN'G MAIuNUF'ACTtURES, WOOL. s WOOsL TnLADI -London, Thursday Esce-isn.-Tlhe iri;; r r of wool Into London during tie week eniding h-day have bee:. ?? bales, of which 2,312 were from Sydney, C48 Iro nu Va\d D nr. r Lud, 540 front the Cape of Good Hope, 31 9 from ( iernv, the ermhnider ?? t South Autralita, France, &c. T i-s tq tog the putlic eates of wool commentced at the ...

... T. S. DuNcouS;, Eq., M.P., President.E FIAT J3UTITIA.] If it were possible for the working clseses, by corn. bining among themselves, to raise, or keep up the general rate of wages, it need hardly be said that this would bea thing not to be punished, but to be welcomed and rejoiced at . 5T51L5T Must. The Committee of the Association have been prevented, by the pressure of the important ...

... [CONTINUED FROM THE SUPPLEMENT.1 WAKEFIELD CORN MARKF.T, FRIDAY, OcroOLERt 17. We have a good supply of most articles. Thafe is a i ?? fattendance of the trade aud a fair demand for wheat, bat the rates of last week Pre not supported ; we note the 16- dline about lis. per quarter. Fine malting barley brings full prices, grinding and secondary qualitke firm in valae. In oats, shelling, or bears ...

... Iffaracto, 4zr,. 3n CORN. Irr )AAE.LANE, Monday, Sept. 2D.-There was but a mode- br rate quantity of wheat offering from our neighbouring 'e counties this morning, and fine samples of Engliol were r's cleared off by our millers pretty readily, at full the prices of Monday last; in foreign there was rather more doing at 8) previous quotations. Flour, unless in fresh sweet cOD. r. dition, ...

... D0 UiI1.I2XIJ L .LJa5J.Ux. n- T. S. Duzicouetx, EsQ., ILP., President. en _ to FIAT JUSTITIA. id b d. * If it were poseible for the working classes, by com.- bitting among themselves, to raise, or keep up the general l a rate of wages, it need hardly be said that this would be a thinA not to be punished, but to be welcomed and rejoiced I IS at., 8TUAT MILL. te The Committee of the ...

... iffarselos &C. CORN. MAIS LANE, Monday, oct. 20-The supply of English Wheat was email this morning from Essex, but fair frnn Kent, and the sale dloer (the condition generally being in. different) at Is. per qr. reduction upon last' Monday's prices. Foreigu fully as dear. with a retail demnand for consumption but there wvas rather less doing nor expor. tation, sellers holding at prices too high ...

... Iffaruclo, RC. I. CSORN. iX I MARY, LANE, Monday, Oct. 13.-From Kent there was a t n good show of new wheat this morning, but moderate from Essex; and the millers cleared the stands at last Nlonday's prices. Foreign wheat sold alowly at previous rates, and low qualitiec met with some inquiry for the Continent. a Flour held firmly. Fine barley scarce and wanted, but t grinding and distilling ...

... The Returns from the Board of Trade for the a usonth ending on the 5th of~ September were issued on tor Friday last. As compared with the corresponding month B of last year, these returns exhibit an increase of £602,432 roe in the declared value of exportatiens, The principal earticles ref in which there has been an increase are cotton' ianufac- an turee, to the extent of £240,584; cotton yarn ...

... PIROM THE LONDON U AZETTE. I I _ FRIDAY, SEPT. 26. IANttRPUPTS. MACANDREW, Prederick William, Mill-swall, Poplar, brewer, to surrender Oct 9, at II o'cluck, Nov. ^, it 1, at the B1ankrupts' Court; solicitor, Mr. Taylor, Bucklersbury official assignee, Mr. Johnson, Basinghall-atreet. EASO N, Thomas, Milton-next.Sittingbourne, Kent, brewer, Oct 4, at 2 o'clock, Nov. 4, at 1, ot the Baokrupts' ...

... Large supplies of wool arrived in the port of London last week, via., 37 bales from Ostend, 295 from Swan River, 14 from Leghorn, 31 from Jaffa, 920 from Algoa Bay, 57 from Sharks Bay, 63 from llambro', 4 from Alexandria, 3 from Jamaica, 31 from Naples, 43 from Bombay, 620 from Moreton Bay, 1200 from Sydney, and 83 bags from Ooorto. As the nest public sales-at which upwards of 40,000 bales ...