... LONDON MARKETS-YESTsRDAY. SMITHFIELD. In general, the trade at this market to-day was active, at very firm rates; but for Beef there was a very inactive de- rand, and prices had to be reduced 2d per stone in order to effect sales. Scots fetched 4s 2d per 81bs. For Mutton the inquiry was very good, and readily brought firmer prices. The Pork trade has now fairly recomnuenced, and finds a ready ...

... CAmE IX.-The Welkin, Glover, from St. Stephen's, New Brunswick, the Era, Davisson, from Prince Edward Island; the Friends of the Isles, Cabot, from Ergey; the Larch, Le Gros, f from Labrador; the AEuene, Cook, from Sines the Caroline, Corrao, from Palermo; the Pit6ne, Merello, from Ibrail; theEmileRobin,fromRoscEiff; the Albertine, Staibane, from Mirameichi; the Maria, Fisher, from Barbadoes ...

... 01 - ?? SEABORNE MAILS. [N signifies that the matle are Aent from the Generel, Post-office B3 by the night-and 1t by the morning despatch.') i Day whentea5tteu, From what When B COUNTRIES, in General P~oet- Port due ia Office,London.0 despaetched. England.C Atoaerica(byrityriuk~a~ett; Every ?? Liverpool ?? EaehMcOn C Lmoerka(byUnitcd State packet) ?? Oct. ?? iverpool. Oct.. Ge-I L aoeerica~byU ...

... . grane ahb Qcommerct. Snmithfield Blarket, MONDAY.-The arrival of cattle and sheep from the Continent into the port of London during the past week haa been unprece- dently heavy. The officiaI Custom-houae return gives an entry of 4,442 oxen, 722 cows, 1,488 calves, 19,918 sheep, and 2,066 pige, making a total of no less than 28,636 head, a number which is out of all proportion to the average, ...

... - COAX 07 ii , _ LtVERPOOL, Sep. 27.-There are fair arrivals rajlorted of foreign, wheat and Flour this week, but imrall of other articles of the grain trade.- The weather, for two or three days, iias been rough and tempestuous, but it only temporarily suspended harvest operations, -as yesterday being fine, they were renewed with vigour in the Nor. thern Counties. Considerable excitement has ...

... Pricto of Ttored _ailluan ftaref, &C. TPHE FUNDS. 31nNpAj.-Consols opened at 92i to 92*, and remained for some time without any violent fluctnations. The announcemient, however, of a further rise on the Corn Exchange and a succession of sales, including one of moderate amount for tho Svt cnsll d again a general appearance of panic, and prices do- t~ne to t~ o 91 fo mony, nd 9* 9t g1 for the ...

... GENERAL 6CREW STEAAI SHIPPING COMPANY. Yesterday the half-yearly general meeting of this company took place at the London Tavern, Bishopsgateistreet, Mr. J. U. Ellih ia the chair. The usual preliminaries having beea gone through Tbe CETAIRwTA n expressedhisregretthattha accunatwere not ready to be presented to the sbareholders. They had been prepared, but a small error of a clerical nature had ...

... rnAT vrnn.Avnw l t e 00tce, ORNr..SXCJHANGB. Monday, Sept. 20. len thouh theduring a~phr tion ilf lot- wveek, cvon ryobalowhtict unsottind'toward, theo olonel when heavy rain ~foIl In aty varou' quartere. W')ith so'nmany:oinsuallies thinterrupt thy ~pee. th greoss of'hariiest,'there' it no dineinltion in: tbo'oxiiitameeet! noew Prevniiing in thec grain trade throukhout' the kingdomi, and a ...

... Qfity utelligfnle. On MofDAY ?? funds experienced a favourable ,reaction'ef nearly I per cent., but the pressure of stock upon the market was again renewed both on speculative account and for immediate deliveiy. ' Consols opened at 92, to -, and re- mained for some time without any violent fluctuations. The announcement; however, of a further rise on the Corn-Exchange and'a succession of ...

... 'YESTEItDAY'S AR Nl l| WAKE FIELD CORN MARKETI, so FRoY ]I St itt MBElR il). se Tlolgilpriesof ?? grait 'tare adlvarteei sx C- 1 t of duritgo the past few weeks, titere is still IS ince ?? ivals, w hicl at tilis periotl of the yeat i-, oi extraordinary. To-day titere is uituch exettetiest, - I rl ' Ivale of .11 artie s is greatly enliancd. V ?? ?? ' ItIiotatiot- it wheat (is., ley 2s., beat ...

... COMMERCIAL AND HARLETS. PRODUCE MARKETS. McrcoYNN-LAN1E, SEPT. 30. SVOAn.-We have had a dull market during the week, and the amount of business done has been below the usual average, yet we do not alter our general quotations, as the importers have been rather firm, and refused to submit to a decline. To-day 640 hlds. West India sold, making 2,300 hhds. for the week. 4,000 bags Mauritius, 1 ...

... ?? j1hill,-it' liclury. MARK LANE. ?? excitement prevailed at Mark Lane this morning, caused partly by the wvarlike aspect of affairs in the East, and partly by the very unfavourable reports from almost all quarters of the kingdom il regard to the acreable yield. There was a small show of wheat from less;, Kent, and Suf- folk, and at the commencement of business very full prices were asked; ...