... CORN EXCH1ANGE, lIoxDAny, OcT. N0. f fl,; - 7 - 1 - -; zI-~~ At this morning's market there was a large show of wheat from Estex, and a fair quantity from l acnt and Suffolk, which, together with rather numerous offers fromt 3 Linloh'shire and Caembridgeshirn-, affordud aL abundant supply. Factors were, hovever, firm, and thou,1h the trade has lost the activity by which it was cliaracblaised ...

... CORN EXCHANGB, JMLO14DAY, MAY 29. At Mark-lane 'to-day the show of wheat from the neighbouring counties was quite insignificant, but the millers were exceedingly cautious in theiroperations, and refused to pay previous prices; factors, on the other hand, manifested no particular anxiety to press saler, and the decline submitted to did not exceed Is. to 2s. per qr. Foreign wheat was in many ...

... iIMOVIEM, ENT .S 0 p I SHIP -3. OFFICIAL REO ?? ort, XHtITEIHALL, Seat. 1 . ith. ?? cailed for Gaeta 13ttl s. ST. YINCF.NT, CAPE DE \ 11).-Sauj iil,. rter 13th September vad sails 14,h Septnuber. 7lh. |XX isrifA:!~LL, Scne. . rter ADEN.-Fearless arrived 14th September :d will sail for Port Said 18th. Seomemo Lber ST. Jon-'s. X. B.--Comumandr-i(, h' America, in Crescent, a-rived lIt4 Lat, aud ...

... I LONDON AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY I COMPANY I A sepcial general meeting of tim proprietors of titi rorupoiy wao hold on Tuesday, at ?? IWaterloo-road, for thle purposo of considering and de- ciding upon the proccedingo to ho odopted by tim corn pany with reforonco to tile prapesed extension of the fraliwoy from Dorchester, includieg thle provicion Of th capital necessary to bo subscribed for ...

... : .S L- - -- - The R, turn of tht Quarter's Revenue, mow inade up Infor the first tinme, unde.r :the new enrarig~ment, to the ' 1Slt of March instead Of the 45th April, will be found in in-nt ante colmn I presents a very gratifying result- -stre aoct increase of 4`,384,S081. en 'he quarter. Undor in I ~e every head Of Income bilt Ooe, and that of very mianor mii- aimportance, there is A ...

... - ?? ,GODiT.MING, KW¢d#e.day) .-Red wheat, 683. to 72a .; White ditto, 726. to 7&.; lloyfi3. to 35S.b; peis, 42S. to 43s.; oats, 2. to 2Ss.; bens, 436. to 48. p I qr. SOIJThRAXO CQRN~ MARKLEET, (I1j~cY.) -There was but little activity at*this days aarketT wheat ruled dull, at a reductiou ot Is. per qr.; oats, barley, and t beans, quiet, at about late quotations,; there was a fair demand fr ...

... The official returns for thle quarter whichs ended onl Turisday, show a gratifying increase, to the extent of no ml re less than 1,114,282?.. as compared with tee correspond- ias hs, ilug quarter of lieee year. We subjoin tins details idI of IINCREASEr.se )y ?? ?? X309,000 fu 2gI Stamps ?? ?? l ?? ?? 3,000 oh ji- Property Tax ?? ?? 752,378 C esI Crown ?? ?? 1,341 lo of ~~~Gross Incrasen . ?? 1 ...

... [Tr8 TIES WEEX ENDING FBIDAY.] A short supply of wvheat wae brought from Essex and Kent at Mark-lane on Monday, and, in spite of the improved state of the weather, there wae no improvement in the condition of the samples, and trade, was, in consequence, without animation. The dries parrels were pirked oat on former terms, but low and inferior qualities were difficult of 6ale, and, being unfit ...

... P'ROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. B A N RC R U PT S. Bmixsii William, Wolbiogham, 13rkis, torrman to u builder, 1ij.XB, bojamnin, Surbiton, Surrey, riding master. COOERs , Henry Chiarles, Salisbury-ntret, Strandl, violinist. Era., James, Copenlagen-street, lelington, baker. GOnorasT.NOT, Adolph, Trafalger'square, New Peekhamu, ensmr sion agent. OraceseT; ,, Thlomas, Charlotte-terrace, Ilarasbulry-road ...

... AG1?ICULTUI?E. &o. CORtN EXCBAiNGE. MiONDAY.. Dlost of the country markets bold on Saaarday wvere scantily : supplied with seheat ;.nevrerhelceo, the demand for moot kinds was inactive, at abouit etatioxewy pricee. All cleorripliono of sprlieg cornl -especially fiue barley 011( oato-eoneinadcd faill qolctatioaa. In dhe value of floor verzy little cliaoge teak placec. On the Cofitilunt die ...

... CsIWN EXCHANGE, Mt4KDAY, MAaCH 2. The supply of wheat by land-carriage samples from ?? and Kent, this morning, was very wiodera:e * that of barley, beans, and peas fair, with a few fresh arrivals of English, Scoth, and Irish oats The imports of foreign grain have been somewhat limited, and those of flour quite moderate. ITbroughout the past week the weather contirned , of the' most favourable ...

... CORN EXCHANGE. 3onxm, The supply of wheat on sale in the leading country market, held on Satur ay, was very moderate. Realy lfine sam1pICs1 were dispoed of at full prices, otherwise, the trade ruled dull, ot hbrely late rates. Blarley, oats, beans and peas were rathor easier 0o bhsy. The flosr trade was steady for good and flue marks. On the Continent very little has been doing in produce for ...