... _ ?? IL 11. COUNTRY ,. CHEL S. Oxvn~pr~ ?? Sold 6'i2s-acks ox poI{ Nt;, -1 ;s I d. U S Per load. hats, from IfJ.. od. to 1 e,'qOuarter. 6 eao from ?? OUd. o~s 6t6 loas, froim ?? to e4 s Wheat trade h Avv rld roay be si ohv teel1 e qr. Barley in pood a id a to ae ?? tethr grairn remains n jeM arli a je 'e rates as of late; BURFORD, SA.TURDAY.-Wheat, .81 to -111. 10s., and Beans, 81. to 91. lWs. ...

... CORN EXCII4 NVCR, Mfoniday, Alarch 2. We have had a short supply of Wheat from Essex, Kent, and f; Suffolk this morning, and owing to the continuance of dry weather c the condition of many of the samples is very much improved. c rhere has been a very good sale for the finest qualities at an A advance of from Is. to 2s. upon the prices of this day week, and secondary sorts about Is. per quarter ...

... COJN ElXC'IIAA(GE,, Monday, Septembecr 8. We0 bave a continuanco of very fine weather for ?? progress of harvest labours, atnd tire greatest activity prevails in most of our English counties. Thin morning wo have more moderate de- liveries of Wheat from Essex, Kent, and Stiffulk than last week, and houh th coditon gnerllyof new samnples is niot so good mor limues haspreaile inthe sales, and ...

... YESTERDAY'S MARILETS. LONVDON CORN EXCHANGE. FPiiday, Since this day week we hiave had as favourable weatiter for out-door vork, as could possibly be desired, and all hands are now busily employed in the fields, somno falling off in the supplulies of grain front the farmers has colnse- quently taken place, notwithstanding which the trade has become very dull, and at several of the leading pro- ...

... MfAR.KET IIERALD. CORN EXCFUANGE, M1,Ondtke, 11a~rch 17. r Thle weather continues unusually severe f'or thle season, anid, owing to the long ciontinuantce of frost, agricultural operations tare nenrly suspended. W~e have onlynmoderaite supplies of Whett 1from thle principal cou nties this morning, thea condition of which is certainly better thou of late, and more aninsation was evinced in the ...

... T'HE WEST INDIA MITAIL. T ra ?? I ir vtZ ?? T h . . ?? .: DESTRUC 1 iVE FIREi AT IBARBADOES. CAPTURE OF SANTA ANNA. Southampton, Mfarch I. The Tay Royal AMail steam-ship, Commsander Richard Sharp, arrived this morning at half-past eleven o'clock. She is four 'davs over due. The Tay brings 151,907 dollars, 10,000 of which are on eccount ,of the Mexican dividends, being C000 from Vera Cruz and ...

... TUESDOAY'S POST CONTINUED. B5ANltKUPTS Ft'Ot ?? FlDAT'S GAZETTE, XlEC. 4. Thomas Powell, Carpenter-street, Hanover-square, Carpenter Goorge Fisher, Paul-street, Finsbury, oilman. John Burlinson, Sunderland, upholstcrer. Edward Milnes, Bradford, Yorkslhire, innkeeper. Thomas Ashtor, Bernors-strect, Oxford-street, bill broker. Thomas Smith, Trhornbury, Gloucestershire, tailor. Thomas Booth, ...

... MARKE'r HERALD. COI?AV ERXCTI ANWE%' Monday, Oct. I18. Thle supply of English Wheat being moderate fronm Essex, Kent, 'md Suffoelk, there was ai ready disposition to pilr'cbase, cccii in the early part of thle morelihg, though the quality of' many of the samples wills far from final Before thle close of tbe day it very general clearance weas effected at an improseesent of front Is. ts 2s. per' ...

... n, CORN EWCHATG~E, il nyJt.1 er Te wa her sn undergone another change, n w' ae il x -mornihig rather a scevere frt'(t. F relit up fro lEssex, Kent. and ig9 -iufflcll the roceipts of Wheat are very moderiate, wihilet there! is ast anl evident improvement in the condition andi quality ofseanipleti. ent VTh trade Commenced rather slucgishly, hotr hefore the clij'so ( 3, the day a good ...

... HANkRUPTS. From tbe LON'DON GAZEri'S of FRIDAY, Fan. 9. James Burnham, Edgwaro-road, silk mercor. Joseph Robert Nicholls, Oxford-street, tavern keeper. John llale, jnl., Woodnewton, Northamptonshiire, baker. William Johnson, WVest Drayton, farmer. Ann Vernon, Ashton-in-7Mackerfield, Lancashire, oho oper. Robert Owen, Manchester, tailor and draper. Edward Gilrnour Solf, Dorchester, ironmonger. ...

... MARKlET -ERALD. Theweaher CORN EXCHANGE, Monday, Jran. 22. Tewahrcontinues very unsettled, though with a much milder temperature than usual at this season. Fresh up from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, the supplies, of Wheat are very limited, whilst no improvement is perceptible in the quality or condition of samples. The millers, though not very free purchasers, made a fair clearance of the best ...

... THE CORN TRADE.-(During the past week.) ri , ,. ?? , pat we.) i I.foum the Mark-Lane E31prcss.] We have throughout the week had very favourable weather for forwarding the growing crops, and most of the reports from the rural districts advise us of a positive improvement in the appearance of the corn-fields. The severe frosts experienced last month seem to have done less mischief than might ...