... REPORT OF -MARKETS. HONIF mI'I'UtNS. SAi.,snvpry, 231wy 21-Wheza, 8Rs. to 34F. Ba;- Isv, 32s. to 37s. Oats, 24s. to 30s. Bei;is, 52,. to 6()s. irend, 2s. td. BASINGlGoSET , lfrty 22.-Wheat, 64;. to 90;. lar- lcy, 38s. to 40s. Od. - Oats, *'ffs. to 30s. Od. Beans, 42.. to 43s. Itcead, 2s. o-. ' DEVIZUS, JUarT £3.-A` brat, 80s. to FJ6s; Barley, 32s. to 37s. 'ats, 2f6s. to 3tts. Beaus, 44s. to ...

... COVRN EXCHANGE, IM1ONDAY, MAY 1. During last week the arrivals of grain to this marhet F were tolerably abundant of every description of home- grown corn, but with the exception of a single cargo of wheat, and a tolerable quantity of barley, we - had no foreign supplies of any description. The trade tin throughout the weel; ruled dull, ith however do ten- Fo tdecy to lower prices, excett tor ...

... Isol.thJmptio I manllic Cteu, iand' Oxford .F 111letis>Xx laitlwa~y celFilally. A public roeetiti Cf thle Shavihol tiers in di s Coin pY was held on Tuesday, at thle Hall ofComoerr, Thr-eadneedric.htrect, Ch was ?? by the ;oflci_ oto. Alr. Parsons , in compliance vith' the wishes ot a- large tntrmber ol' thhe slareholdters, to take into cousiden ration the aprecmetrts entered into by thc D ...

... PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM w NAVIGATION COMPANY. pi ?? ?? 1Sa. On Tuesday the usual half-yearly meeting of pro- )ad prietors was held at the new offices, 122, Leadenhall- sans, street. Sir John Pinie, Bart., presided. S. to was Mr. Howell, the secretary, read the report, which a stated- That during the last half-year the company's ships C have continued to perform, with regularity and ...

... THE LAND COMPAMY SCHEM4E. ?? - .. _ fl . I (Frotm the Nonconfotmist.) S. REPORT OF THE COMM11ITTEE. sr That enormous bubble, the National Land r- Company, to which upwards of seventy thou- a- sand heads of families of the working classes id have been induced to subscribe,, has now fairly b burst. The committee, containing, as it did, a d nmnerical majority of Mr. O'Connor's friends, id and ...

... CORN EXCHANGE. MONDAY, JULY 2. ,r- --h ?? rh n cld on Saturdav. but u_ ?? - ?? o Aa . a ,. _ __ _. The weather was unseasonably cold on Saturday, but yesterday morning the wind turned westerly, and it has since been delightful, and most favourable fbt the wheat crops, which must now be in bloom hereabouts. The supplies are short, except of Black Sea wheat, of which six large cargoes are ...

... I _ra I ?? arced. 7 FWec Sar.l n ! f E. 66t~ , . 6 e I Thur I Fri. BI1r ' 7,cF. per c. 4 t 'PrI G6- tl3 rV V,0 ?? 3 i tij i9 i tW G 95n1'5 j j. -, 11 , 7rt Dt( {. o. ;8 7b. f3 5E el.837 do D p .e T er * 0 nt tl 14 Ser ?? 84;L IarI !ogl1.110~ . 0 .50 I! trES I Cli __ _ '63 'ierIjj , Geat ?? L'a; Do, (d, sidulid i. r 41) El .d 50 5! (or. for ac. Iq 0fi lJ Firnl~n ~llrna,~renElI t-'o G0o3Pr Cut. ...

... (I )RN EXChANGE, MONDAY Ji?iv ?I. ¶1'),iire was a fiair show of' fl'hlteatioi fenan , lreuit, t cii2i Sfiti}k 11t thi;s IlOrni11g' S Dlarjkt, bitt tile lt pply ot . hlarley, 1IearTs, otd l'eas, was svery moderatxe, and1 the arrival's of' Enoglishl toni Scotrit Oats seers ifoits triflinug,t wftilse uf' Jrish tmtl 'c'rcign ( lats there wsas anl than.l danet suppiy. S hire Fridaiy woe hat's had ...

... -t -IT ?? .1 I .A I1 At all the leading provincial markets held towards the close of the past week, the wheat trade was excessively dull, and not only was the upward movement in prices checked, but a reaction to the extent of 3s to 4s per qr. took place. From present appearances we are disposed to think that the decline will not stop here, as buyers are of I evideiitly unwilling tb purchase ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MADAY, FEv. 15. 'odl ted The change which has taken place in the weather will x- probably have more or less influeiice on the grain trade; A but though the breaking up of the frost may have the a effect of preventing any ?? iiiniediate rise in prices, so long as the original cause of the advance exists-viz., Mn. the destitute state of Ireland, Cott can scarcely be ex. ing pected ...

... SOUT1.4MPTON DOck COMPANY. The lhif-yearly meeting of tile proprietors of this company *was held on Thursday, at the offices of the company, 19, BiEhopsgate.within, Mr. Gr. E. Pratt Bar- i on low in the chasr. the The Sere'taary having read the advertisement calling the present meeting, and the minutes of the lait meet- Ion' ing, proceeded to read the report, from which we give lisO- the ...

... GRAIN SCARCE-SUGAR ABUNDANT. (From the Economist), Frequently as wehave urged thereamoval ofallexist- ing restrictions to the'supply of food, we make no apo- logy for again retrnring to this important question. 1. Since onr last number the price of wheat has advanced fv fiveshillings aquai'tberaud other k.nds-ofgrain in iro- portion. A cargo of Polish Odesawheat, on the oast, has been sold for ...