... LON)OND MARKETS. CORN ExcjjA7NuE, s1ARI[-LANE. FRIDAY, June 29.-During the present week, the arri- vals of English wheat coastwise for our market have been. confined to 1,240 quarters, chiefly from Essex and Kent. Those by land car. lage and sample have been smiall in. the extreme. To- day, the stands were very scantily 8up- plied, owving to which the demand for all kinds of wheat ol' home ...

... ?? ~- ?? FP 1B' aC yl Sia. !I [l~ssl bls y OFdyj sry - ,eeoUo ?? WL__ 205* 2031 2108 0 97 5 7 97 * 6052 3 I 29 71 s ;i* I~, | got 61 11 I D 21 97 0 O4 Oa 9 1 62t ! S3j E 3 i5$ g5 O0i 01 3 U 2e . 7-16* lot |1 6i - o li5 71 25 23 It5 S'9 5 2120 3 ' tordo 52 ?? - 2; Ss 5,,P acl tr. ?? It i i t-'i 2 SJ Suth 2 37 392 3VG 7a]t' ' ; a. Dio.3* 013 b4 0r1 * 'Des 5Diso *l 89 60i c0 u0 London% ooth 286 ...

... Ciry, THOuKBDAY EVENIWG. There have bean some rather large operations to-day in the English funds, which are still somewhat depressed. There has -been a'sale ef 70,0001. Consols, but the effect was rather coun- teracted by the Chancery broker coming forward to take 30,0001., which he got at 94*, the Government broker also taking his usual 5,0001. for the Comisnisioners of the Savings Banks, ...

... TUESDAY. B3ANKRUPTS. William Carnpling, Long Melfbrd, Suffolk, innokeeper.-Jo- seph Varty, St. Paul'n-relurchlyaTd, ?? Stocken, Halkin- street, Beigrave- square, coachmaker.-William. Hill, Newcastle-upon-Tynle, wrine ?? Deakin, Dawley, Shropsleire, ?? Coon, Truro,' Cornwall, arsenmc- man afacturer.- Edward Beck, Tiverton, Devonshire, cabinet- maker. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. George Adds, ...

... London Gazette.-Friday, May 31. - ?? BANKIRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Josprnt RIDGWAY, fringe manufacturer, Chester. BANKRUPTS. BENJAMIN LAND, victualler, Hertford, to surrender June 7, at half-past eleven, and July 12, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy, London. Alsager, onlicial assignee, Birchin- lane, Corihill; solicitors, Reche, Plovwman, and Roche, Upper Wellington-street, Covenlt-garden. ...

... BRITISH PUNDS.-(Ctosingj Pricess) Mood. Tloser. Wee.?, Thue. pi2,a1 Bank Stock, 7 pe Ccent,.., 2C6g 20i 204i 3 per Cent Consooq ?? 3Ditto ?? 3 per Cents Reduced ?? 95 954 9 9 New 3j per Cents ?? . . ?? 96v- `6 96!6 4i Long Anns. Jan. 5, 1860 t0~ 10 11 t .16,!96 India Stock, l1i ?? ,,tt!It India Bonds, ;1,000, 16 I 8 Excheq.-bils, lid per dies. 8pm. 1iprm. 9 pma. 9pm, (3 oo FOREIGN PUNDS. ...

... COMMERCIAL COLUBM, BRITISH FUNDS.-(Closiri Prices.1 I~~ ?? - ..S I- CR. - AS Bank Stoc 3 per Cent Ditto tor I 3 per Cent Now 3* pe Long Ann India Stac ladia Bon Excheq.-b Austrian 1 Belgian 4A Dicto 2$ p. Brazilian ' Danish 3 1 Dutch 4 p Ditto 2i pi Ecuador E Granada E Mexican 2 ?? . 208 206 i 0 Consals a) 56 ' 2 'Its acceunt Oh Sa -4 5i ts Redaced . 00 , oA , 6$ ?? ?? 08.,. . 9 S 9 2 9o' 5! ...

... COMMERCIAL COLUMN1 1flL1T1BH jsc 'loslug Prices.) ^ ~ - MR~8Ejond- ?? ti Satur. Bank SBock, I per Cent ?? 203 203* 20 | 3 per CentCOnS3 ?? , . 90 50 Ditto for Account ?? 1 1 9 90 9,9 3 per Cents Reduced 91 92 9S 023 5 i 93 93 93 9* qj 2~9 Long Anna.Jan..i~i:::2503 25t 2493 X India Stock, ?? P ., 11pr.4 puL 13 pm.0 Pm. S pn| 3 pn, I PO ND:IG EUXD prices.) Mond. Austrian 5 per ?? Belgian 4j ...

... TR3&Dk Jft C CORN EXCHANGE. -MorA.-Durin last week, full average quantities of English Wheat were reported, but only a limited portion was on sale here, arising from many of the cargoes having been pre- viously disposed of by land carriage and sample. The receipts of Bar- ley and Beans were somewhat on the increase, but those of all other kinds of home produce were small, while the aggregate ...

... COO3MER-CAL COL.UMN. BRITISH FUB.-(Cl ang Prices.) X,,nd. Taos. Weilla.Thu.:r~cS~s Bank ?? ~ 20 01 22 9 24 Ditto for Account ?? 91 93 9i 92 92 91* 908 3 per Cents g.educed * 92* 99~ 92; 921 91 921 New 3* per Cents ?? 9549 03; 9 93j 929 Long AnnS. Jan. 5,*1806 9i 9* 25 * India Stock, 10* . ?? 22 253 2522 2 India Bonds, 1,000 ?? Excheq..Ibills, lid per diem1 9 Pm. 2 PM. 8 pin. I5pm. 8 PM., 6PM. ...

... -0- In the produce markets there has been mucts ac. this week; the home trade had operated largely in n Jty every article, asd the export demand has been gaod the prices paid in maost instances exhibit an advanlc ot thoB previously quoted, and merchants have refrained 0 over-supplying the market. The deliveries are till ert extensive, arid far exceed the arrivals. All artick's cheaper than ...

... [I MoNE'AE$ AND COMMERCIAL MARKETS. CITY, FRIDAY MORNING. i>tters are in rown one day later from New York, brought by a ves- relartiired its the Clyde; but there had bhen no chalece is the marke s weirt i noie in the brief itit'rvad. Sotsme mnatters coon.!cted with the sarppliea of gr.ia are adverted to, but as the circumotstances rere likely I be oteri lly :Jllerld by thI timp the nloamnr let ...