... LOCAL MNI) PROVINCIAL LIARKETS. BRIGHlTON.-SArTUiIAY, APRIL., 24th ?? marker, from t contilinlel severity of the weather, has not vet assurnel the gay a 'I animateit appearance it is wont to do at thins sea )on of the year. It was, nevertheless, well attended on Sstilrday by til country hluekstcrt. Tho'1 gh stepping into the month of lay but few flowers, were to lte sees dulring the week past; ...

... L JOCAL, AND PROVINCIAL MARKETS BUliNilTON FRUIT AND VEerTAnB.E MAnRKET, SATURUAV, MA 1?. -. The continued severity still operates as a drawbr se!; to the improc.- nent it sopply of our market, and they generally in this market were to day very dear. A few gooseberries vere exhilnited at 41 i, 6d per quart. Asparagris wvas aear, and 2s to 2s (id was gencral!., de. milndlfed. Potatoes, fine ...

... LONDON MARKETS, FRIDAY, SEPTENRER 15. CORV EXCHsAUGHs-The variable state of the weather has prerent say re-action in the grain market to-day, which bp many was a pated. The diner samples of old wheat eommanded ul ric the amount of business transacted was very i'mitd e er , an ut were dull of sale, and might have been purchased onl lowertr ape on Monday. As there has been ?? weathier to-day, ...

... LONDON MARKETS.-FRIDAY, NOV. I,, 1837 G uA MAfIlIEz.-We had a fair quantity of Wheat from Essec at to day's market; but fron; Kent very little was offering. The c0rndi tion of the new continues to improve, and several of the parcels or sale to-day were in very good order. The trade, ?? 'was cx tremely dull, and very little busiuess was done; the ?? sales made realized about the same prices as ...

... LONDON MARKIETS, MIARCic 2, IS3S. CotriC Eaerrmaert.-This week's arrivals of both Grain and Floer arc steial , and tire weather being wet, the condition of most kind, if Corn is very tender, andf tire buyers, in econsequence, purchase very 5pat. Iririgly. Whleat firmly mraintainrs Monday's terms. Barley, Ueoria. aml IPease are unraltered, Oats mainta rr thle prices of Morslldlv. There hras ...

... I ?? i FRIDAY, JULY 20.-This week there has been rr arrivals of both grain and flour. The weather conti0 (,eOt, favourable, and the wheat trade has been heavy to., hardly maintains Monday's terms. Barley beans arsi ?? unaltered fromn Monday's prices. There has not I la, done in the flour trade tilis week, and the rates are ult en hteu BRITISH. tea r Wheat, Essex, Kent, and Suffolk ?? 4 59 a ...

... LONDON_ _.IMRKETS. PRICES OF' GRAIN AT MARK-LANE. s. s. S. S. Wheat, Red New 48S to 5 7 ?? .. .. .. ; 7 to :- File .5.S to (i2 ?? .. ito .i7 Wlhite, Ncw *i8 to til Boilers .. .. .. 3i to -2 Fine .. .. .. (i i to (3 calis, Tick . to 12 Suopurii.. . 4 to liG Il1 . ?? to :t Old . . 5 to it, IHarrow .) to -12 Rye, e .. .. MI to :! (Olts, Fecd 21 to 27 B3arley, Stahied .. S1 to 41 Filie 2S' to 1 - ...

... THE MIONEY AFFAIR. [From the Tines]. Some further gleanings, and not urnimuportant ones, are to made from the file of New York papers to the 21ith ult reci,, on Wednesday. Both the Papcrs and the letters' Ce d representing the pressure in New Orleans to be greate e an ?? any other part of the union, New York itself not exeecd The struggles made by sonic of the umerchanits to savetiedi. selves ...

... CoRo. FxcFANi8,-MovDAY'.-Of Wtedncsday and Friday the,'al tity of Wheat offered on sale was very limited, and prices rather un proved duaring the week. This morning the suIPPlY was renderstietd1 having a fair demand wc were enabledtotann adacof3 to 2s, and the stands were pretty well cleared at thle close tow; standing the above improvement Iin English Wheat, thmere is verytt' doing ii; bonded ...

... It seems that nine Bills have, within the last few years, been brought in upon this subject, and 84,000 pages of Bills have been printed at thc expense of the public. Sir A. Agnew, however, has brought in another Bill whicls was ordered to be read a second time. On the debate that ensued, Mir. O'Connell said- If any man could make out that this was in irreligious country, that the Sabbath was ...

... PRICES OF GRAIN AT MARK-LANE. E. S. S. S. Wheat, Red New ?? 48 to 57 Maple ?? 37 to 5id Fine ?? 58 to 62 White ?? 14 to 37 White, New . ?? 48 to 61 ?? 38 to 42 Fine ?? . 6(2 to 63 Beans, Tick ?? 30 to 42 Superline ?? 64 to 66 Old ?? 38 to 40( Old ?? to-66 ?? ?? 40 to 42 Rye, New ?? 30 to 39 Oats, Feed ?? 24 to 27 Barley, Stained ?? 38 to 44 ?? 28 to 31 - Malting ?? 30; to .41 Poland ?? 30 to ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, 'MoNDAY,- fire letters received from thn country this morning are rather of an infavourable nature as respects thle growing crops of WVheat, it being stated that red gin blight, &cr., have attacked the plant to a considerabie ex1tent and at most of the markets held late in the wveek, lrices wr qooted Is. to 2s. per quarter higher. At this m Wersssmr- ket there was only a ...