... DORKING. -CORN lMAIAnSr, AUOt;UST 9i0, ISlS.-Oiar Ma ket to day wias d1i11, hilo no alitei atio. ft~oit the prices .- last week.-_\ heat. per loatdl uf. (3ilnatersl 1 i/. to 2D1.,; Barley per quarter, 310s. to :is. ; 0Otts, 2(!gg to 21is.; G rey Peas, '8s tst 4(1s; Bielilns, lbs. to l()s. CHICIll:STER.-CORNx MAIRKFT.-Average pricts dtiuing tlne past week :-Wheat, :3?. 12s.; !t;ialoy, 11. 10s. ...

... LIVEJRPOO )L ,MAR KETLS. Corro sr' TMAalRr, Nnv. ?? ha.',htit less fl'ulaeld flr Ctot ton this (la' thiait lt a ?? period patst, andl hei tres Itt s' recrcdtl fully Ld, to i'd. per Ih, Fllce 3Y'lterdavy. Trbe tran.iactitos ! to-ilay amoauit tt onii 2!011l)0 havs, 'T'woahultricl IEgyltian, 19(. it 95i,l. Onle Inind~redl Marnhamll,al !li I b't\ Baihia, T-:I Ih:rty l'.lrnam, lit l. Ollc ...

... Tun GRAsot MARKET--Our market, this morning va plied with Wheat; tile trade for thle article was esceadi,'sg e SII thc demand being entirely confineoto the localconsutlltit,; ?? our own millers bought with extrceme cauttion, and limited t e1 chases to such quantities as they required for inlemliat teir ~. sales were consequently very circumncribed. 'i'b little I),b - ; tie took place was at ...

... DuVmIms GREEN FAuR.-Fairs are growing out of fashion. The long established one held on Devizes-green, from time immemorial. on the 20th oi October, was- the smallest ever recollected at this season.. Abeut 20,000 sheep were pen- ned, and changed hands on tsseh the sarne teaers as at Wey-. hill. At one period the sale was remarkably dull, but rallied about noon, and the remsaing lots were swept ...

... Couox ExcHANJCE, MONDAY, Juty 1.th.-The su~pply Of Wiles by no me ans largethS lo ning from Ket t h quantity on shn w, Sandfrom Essex only a ff110 sr b cf - 1101: The weather has been very line flaring til t .S lias, market opelefII briskly this noorning, and tieirlei\ 1Oilll' II for Yorkshire and Scotland, the factors were advance of Is per quarter on tile lest kin(s ?? al 1t alld Stlltioller ...

... STATE OF TRADE IN 'TH1E MANUFACTURING I I) DST'RI CT'S. Lul C.STrEn .-Little or no alteration las occurred in the dc- mand tor goods, but greater confidence exists, and soonc pttr- chaises are makingg under the conviction that goo, s are cheaper now thaill it is probable they may be in tbc atitutin, when the deninad for worsted l osicrv is coononly ?? eon - tinnes firm, and a great deal of bi ...

... Al A It K ET S. CORN EXMffANGf.-, fisVt, Eiri. 1.-The Wheat trade is very flull fli-ay at Nlidnil'i prices. 'TIe arrival ot English Wheat sls~ Ili itr is hlrt, but :of foreign tolerably large. (ats, Barley, Bieains, f'ls, aruid all other aiticles are slow' sale, without any material reduil ion it) prices. SitIII VA iS. \S hlist. arley. Oait Flour fErglisI.., 2,1 - oqi, ,,,0 .r-. 2.99'' .r. 2 ...

... A1IAR.KEr . Conat EXCIIAVEE, FRiIDAY, SEPT. 20. -There wa- rn, supply of English wheat at market to day, Which W r off iiy the millers at Is. above Monday', cur reocy fr tw was at good demnaid, anid prices were rallier Iitia ,l5 r g 0li.r la barley not much h]ose, and~ littleil, (11Mg. '11 Iso 'sthelk steady at Mtonday's prices. Bleans anid Iwa ?? rad, not a great 10a1 Iojiig.-ThL only ...

... YESTERDAY'S LONDON MARKETS. Our market was well supplied with Wheat this ioloililig there was also a fair arrival of Barley arid Beaus, but the qlotiltity of Oats IrcSh up was moderate, anl of Peas the show Nvas very small. T'he Wheat trade was extremely depressed, unit altholighi the factors were willing to sell at a reduction of 2s, to :3Y. per uiC. o0 last Mll-. (iay's rates, little ...

... . YESTERDAY'S LONDON MARKETS. Our market was well suppled with wheat to-day, chiefly fromn Essex and Kent; no new has arrived yet, but there were two samples (received by land~carriage onl show), the quality of one of which was remarkably fine, but the other was only middling. Thle trade ruled very dlull, as there were scarcely any buyers at market, the millers confining their purchases to ...

... I,; YESTERDAY'S LONDON MARKETS. Although our market was vcry moderately supplicd with Graui of la every description this mIoriming, nod the accounts received fromt tihe is country generally speak of higher prices, still the trade ruled dull, a the tine wcather having put a stop to speculative pttrcltases, and con- sumiers front the same cause bought with great caution. Wheat was in vcry ...

... illarlht YntaRll CC)o RN XCIIA NO F..-Mo1(\:9DAY M\ARc! 22. 1835. 'Jhe arrival both of Wheat and Flour, during the past week, trill be seen by our list of impottations beneath to have been cousiderable. This morning also the arrival of Wheat was on the whole large, and tile trade remains in consequence exceedingly dull, on barely as good terms even for the best runs, and lull ls. per quatter ...