... . REVIEW OF LAST WEEK'S. CORN TRAVE.' (Fom iae Hark-iaone B: ran.) on The Past Week hsas been markedi by. a continutance of heavy. Ct rains, highlybunfavourabie to field'wobk and autumnal seed- 31be saderably pestpunese this im11portait work, the season now being Pi. likely to form acontraot witb~the ]ast two natunine. owlngL which were early and prosperous. Muob of the inangold-woere that ...

... REVIEW OF; LAST' WEEK'S CORN TRADE. (NFro the Mark-lans Exprems.) Althongh but llttle additional raia has fallen throughout the past wek, the soi has remalned In too sodden a stole for the favourabl eld work and theoeompletion of wseat-sowlng. T lo has now raisod the reservoirs higher t r two years past, and the percolatton from the surface must soon re plenish ?? so as to there being no feara ...

... In the Idas, from Archangel: Hooper and Sanders, of Gloucester, 12 t In the Nationial, from Shiedlac: F. K1. Bornes and Sons, 26,445 pcs to t;deals, 1668 Pce deal ends, 1237 pea scantllng, 15,311 poa boards, 564 buonds In the Aima;from St.'Jolin's, N.B. : Taylor aiod Low, Bros. 12,497 1cs delthorsnnddn ?? whl ietmel psrdd,7 e ak, 20006 (Istbavles; 0 Pep r- andI SadrGluetr.Oi pcspiet delrtcodin ...

... C-OLONIAL MARKETS. (From the Zondon NeulPrice Current.) TJEA.-Advices Irom China state that the total shipments to data NvcrO I 1OIS,000ib,, sgeinst 3,147,[00 lb. In the corresponding period tis 1blO. This large Incrreaec has produced considerab c flatness finthe dtfloltld, and, to force -ales, lower rates most be sabmnittIldtlo. r110AR -Aithough about an average buisiness has been pessing [it ...

... AGRICULTURAL INTELLIGENG& REVIEW :OF 'LST'WEEK'S CORN TRADE I I (From h Mfark-1ane Expre.) j The past week having gone off without rain, though there has beep a good deal of frost with foggy weather, field work has been resumed, F as well as the completlon of antamnal sowing. Stll the soil has .scarcely been dry enough in the heavy SoliD. '±s1 ?? tendency D of wheat prices has continued, with ...

... CORPORATION ACCOC . van oh. T16 AObATJ.N A uUIJ-' TeA tatofthe Treasurer's Ar th 1tAugust has juet been AcbiaOXit ?? edn Summary ?? Balance from last Account. 11.974 80 21 RetPrised, City, sec. 2,9 1.75 1022 t R.Ecarigo, anid other Markets -. 404 `6 2 From Treasu.. for6ct of ProseOutiOne, 1,a18 Creng8 ~eusCommssio) 1992 13 7 a Mayos Des (eas6mol,71n).971 '13,6, Fees fram Msgistraesa'. 051ice, ...

... I COMMEBRCE AND MANUFACTURES. COLONIAL MARKETS. (Frmo ?? Price Cusrrent.) Tee.-Our marketruies very quInt; but welhave no further decline to notice inf~rices. Commonseound congoolessellingat is.41d. perlb. Sugar.-T 'ere is a fair inquiry for good and fine raw sugars, at last weekt's currency. Oilier qualities move of heavily, at barely late rates. Two floating cargoes of Htavannsh have said, ...

... : ANKRUFS-ii'RmY, NOY5hE t 11. William Cuilingford, Gerard-street,' Soho, woollen draper, to sur- render Nov. 24, Dec.22, atBassaghall-street. Eoilietor, Orall, London ?? Gibson, Brook's mews, Brook-street, Gloucester-plice, Hyde-park-rardens, jobmaster, Nov. 2j, Deo. 2I, at the same place. Abrahams, London John Jeyes, Northampton, seedsman, Nov.23, Dee. 21, at the same place. HarrisonandCo. ...

... In the St. L. Frank, from Mlirarnml h: Tay-lor and Low, Brothers, wft 17,845 pcs deals, battens, ?? and boards Wa In the Hlelvetia, frotmMagaguralavio: E. H. Shoard, 15,823 deals, 210 boards. battens, and ends too In the Clara Mathilda, from Sanderae: F. lK. Barnes and Sons, 508PC deals, 4454lic timbar In the Trig, from Sandarnee: D. H. Shoard, 9332 deals and battens toe1 in the Queen, from St ...

... BRISTOL .IMPORTS. In the May Dundees, from Prince Edward Island: F. K. Barnes aria Lil Sons, 305 pee birch timber, '13,003 pcs disais and ends, 1313 ash stoves, 1011 cords lathwoad, . an the Petrel, from St, Stephben's :Jones and Nashe, 19,033 pea deals, IM 'battens; and ends XlR B, Evans, 14'spars I i *lInthe Forn~jt, fom Sundswall: F.K. Barnes and Sons,9l]5profir- timber, 1441 pes deals and ...

... COMMERCE 'AND MANUFACTURES. -COL.LNIAL- MLARBKETS~. (Pi'om tsc Loono Newo Price Czrrezit. TEA.-The sbipndnts from China having continhed on a liberal scale the public sales held to-daY have gone off heavily, On easler terms.i By private contract, verylittlln s doing, at the late decline In value.; .. ?? SuoAs.-On the whole, about an average business has been passing inmost kindsaof raw ...

... COL~ONIAL MARKETS. (Pr'om tse Londeon ),'wsa Prke CurrentJ Tea.-.Our market still rules very Inactive, at last wveek'e decline In the quotations. Tleopresent value ofcosnnon sound congoeals 1.38d. 'r to is. 4d. per lb. Sugasr.-For good and useful raw sugars there has been at fair, Ifdemand, at previous curraelces ; but Interior kinds have met a dull 0 lequiry, at barely late rates. Floating ...