... MA- ?? mA ?? Qk4 PORT PENE}HYN, BA-NGOR.-.ArriVedS , the Harry, Mcllam; Robert, Joes; Thomas Mason. Owens; Margaret, Thomas; Ann & Laura, Grif- fith; Vine, Ellis; Alice Ann, Evans; Rival, Thomas Surprize, Thomas; Eliza & Catherine, Jones; Vron, Owens, Talacre, Owen; Mlary, Sloan; Concord, Williams; Rose in June. Evans; Venerable, Jones ; Herbert, Tho- mas; Gleaner, Hughes; John Knox, Evans; ...

... f4l , ) ? On ?? imminent nature of the renewed rumours en on the Tn1lislr question again, caused 4oelsut fluctuations in di *r the Uiklish funds, and Cons5ols at one tiree in the day touched L in a quotation nearly 3 per cent, below t1ce ?? to which they n bad recovered on Saturday, Upon the 'authentic announcement that the Sultan had been reeommended by tile Grand Council of the Turkisl ...

... fouboll ? parket, Helps. MARK LANE. M110N~ y ?? accounts from France received to-day are impor0tant: they state tint 'the Government had decreed that the ti.me eriginally fixed for the prohibition of the export of gmain should be extendedl te the 3slt JUly, 1854; andjfarther, the export of Potatoes had been forbiddeti. There was a good atndane at Mark Lane this mIenrning, but buyers acted ...

... 0ur, LivEriPOOL, October 4.-There aippears .an increase hen in the exports of 432,9,50 quarters wheat, 160,675 barrels ght and 70,,255 sacks flour, 6,195 quarters peas, 114 573 teqrs. Indian corn, and 71,526 loads oatmneal, in the ,01 tie, just closed, as compai-ed with that ending Sept. ~o '52- ?eand, a decrease of .31,266 qrs. 0ats, 1S 797 qrg basr7' ter, and 15,929 qirs beans. In thle ...

... Ck * mortfulture. -v -Cl REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. * BRIISOI.Ta r The very important rise which has taken place in the value v of wheat within the last two months has excited considerable attention, and leading articles have lately appeared in the. daily prints on the subject. The advance is very generally attributed to undue speculation, and a violent reaction is confidently pre- p a dicted. ...

... THE CORN TRA6DE. The following are extracts from the circular of an to nst eminent corn merchant of Liverpool, dated October 4, se tnt 1853 :- its ier 'This is the usual time with the corn trade to make tic he up the totals of imports and exports for the year, and lan lot accordingly, I beg reference to the statement prefixed mt iat to my general circular of this day, which compares the als ...

... ftt1 of trobe. The accounts of the state of trade in the manufacturing towns during the past week corroborate the favourable working of the law to which the currency system of the country is now conformable. In no quarter has there been any sudden shock, and the only effect of the further advance in the rate of dis- count has been to induce increased watchfulness. At Manchester the markets ...