... ..E MAR.UKETS. I CLO RvN RXCiviAKGEB. TlrL.; - nea tins *veek a Isuderato arrival of Wheat, 1' Oitr ,,y STInr Flour * rsd a good Sopply of Irish Oats; tof ohin rrtreclssrh qsearc tieiy are scoreo. The trade since , English art ies ?? of ;aiqs * has been very, heavy; ?? t o reluctantly give way In the prices of V. Cattlt wseci hlare teen iad on nis1. to 2s per quarter less arllid foreignl is ...

... CORN EXCHANGE. We have had but a small supply of either English or Foreign Wheat this week. There has been a moderate sale for the best descriptions of Foreign at Monday's prices. We have scarcely any further arrivals of Oats; there has been a fair salo for this article in small parcels. ARRIVALS. IWheat. IBarley. OatS. Flour. English . I2,070 qra. 290 qr. 400 qr. 3,180 sack Irish - _ 2,200 - ...

... _ ?? On Wednesday Mr. Bradfield waited upon the Lordl Mayor at the Mansion-house, for the purpose of inforin ing his Lordship that hle had placed in the hands of Mr. Leader, the member for Westminster, the copy of a pe- tition calling upon the House of Commons to take into consideration the present duty upon coals. Mr. Brad. field, before he handed a copy of the petition to the Lord Mayor, ...

... s e The Money Market, either as regards the commercial discounts or the transactions on the Stock Exchange, pre. Ysents but little occasion for remark. In the British Funds the transactions lhave been sery linited., but tle quotatiolls have not abated iin limitless. Consuls are at 944 a 4 for tile opening. T he T'Iree-and- ?? per Cent. reduced Annuities are 10 a s money. Bank Stock, 2021, for ...

... THE MA1UKETlS. CORN EXCHIANGE. There are small arrivals of Englisb Grain and Flour repnrled this week. and moderate quantities (;f frisi Oats and Foreign Wheat. ' le transactions in all sorts of Corn have been only to a limiled extent, andt Monday's prices are unaltered. For Flour the demand continucs frm, at the late quotations. AIIOIVAIS. Wheat. Farlot-. Oats. lour. Engliab ., l,0 qs,. 1 ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 20. .We hd a large show of English Wheat this orning from the home coanties, the trade. beingehiesy confined to ?? millers, whott puurchased very sparingly at 2i. to 3s. per quarter decline; the ?? was more than. equel to the demand, and some quantity was left over towards the close of the market. There was very little inquiry*fi Forelga; although generally offered at fully ...

... CORN EXCHANGE. The supply of English Wheat has been by no means large, but the arrival of Foreign again considerable. Fine fresh sam- ples of any description fully realised the late terms; several of the Foreign cargoes being out of condition, were very difficult to dispose of at last week's prices. Barley steady sale, on quite as good termus. Beans Peas remain without alteration. We have a ...

... GENERAL MEETING OF !HE COMPOSITORS OF LONDON. On Thurcday, Jan. 3, a general meeting of the indivi- duals composing the above trade, was held at the Lon- don Mechanics' Institution. Although the proceedings are not of public interest, we felt it our duty, as the friend of the operative classes, to attend, and furnish our readers with the following brief report. The theatre was exces- sively ...

... Tuesday, Dec. 25. DECLARATION OF INSOLVBNCY.-William Bartley, Liverpool, scrivener. BANERurTCY ANNuLyEs.-James Bowerman, Castle Cary, Somersetsbire, shopkeeper. BANEBUPTS,-DaVid Davies, Lydney, Gloucestershire, and Btichard Ferdinand Cox, Regent-square, ?? Thomas Doorne, Torquay, Devonshire, ?? and Robert Nutter, Cambridge, ?? Eld, Co- ventry, ?? Wharton, Lancaster, house.carpenter. DIVIDENDS. ...

... RESOLUTIONS OF THE SOCIETY OF JOURNEY- MEN BOOKBINDERS OF BIRMINGHAM. At a meeting of Trades' Delegates and others, held in Air. Yarwood's large and splendid room, Hope and An- chor Tavern, Farely-street, on Friday evening, March 8, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted:- 1. That this meeting admits the principle that property of every-kind should be legally protected, and that ...

... CORN EXCHANGE. There are this week moderate arrivals of. English Grain and Flour, anda good quantity of Oats from Inland. The Wheat trade since Monday has been slack, and that day's rates have been hardly maintained ; but the factors do not appear willing to give way in price for the good foreign parcels. Barley re- mains as last reported. Beaus and Peas suppost their value. The demand for ...

... I I I, y I. 51 51 I. Ii ii CORN EXCHANGE. The fresh supplies of English grain at oar market were very short, but we are still largely supplied with Foreign Wheat. The Wheat trade for angllsh samples is 2s per quarter higher, nee Foreign fromli to 2a, according to quality. Barley is full Is dearer, and Malt il to 2s. Oats are the turn higher. Beans and Pas have met with a more ready sale at ...