... LIVERPOOL MARKCETS. CORN MARKET, Auc. 28. The supplies of Grain aiod Flour from Ireland or constwise were moderate only In the Interval betwein this day's market and our last report. During the greater part of last week we experienced unsettled weather, which gave more firnmneRR to the trude; Liut a fa- vourable change having occurred yesterday, the business reverted to IRS t~rmer dull state. ...

... AD NDOV MfARICETS-FRDAY. CORN EXCHANGE. Thenemtiate received from the north of Fug~and aud Scotland this itornig speak of rain, and as there Is still a large portion of tho crhps in the fields In those districts it Isto be apprehended that some I ljury vill be sustained. Ourivornrliet this morning was very moderately s'ippiled with Eng. blh wvheat, which inst a ready sale, at an tin ...

... LONDON MA.RKTS-O10DAY. CORN EECi!AiNGE. With the exception of one or two passing showers the weather has beeu very one for these ten days paSt, and the crepa havo ripened earlier than was expected. luch Wheat Is already cut, and a con. alierable quantity secured. 11 iled with Wheat from At this morning's market we were well supplim ed wth What fagrom Essex and Suffolkt, hut tbere wans not much ...

... 4WONBY MARKET and CiTYNEWS. VEDNESDAY. The general appearance of the different markets at the Stock Exchange is good, but there has been so little busi. neis transacted to-day that no material change in the quo- tations has occurred. The last prices in the English Stock Market ?? for money, 94j to I; for the account, 94i fo i, Exchequer Bills, 718. to 73s, prem. ; India Bonds, 72s. to 74s. ...

... MONEY MAlkET' and 01TY NEWS. WEDNESDAY. There is no alteration whatever in the state of the English Stock Market. The intelligence from the United States, which has been looked upon as very unsatisfactory by the alarmlsts, has not produced anyeffect, but, on the contrary, the majority of persons, especially those con- nected with the American Union, regard It favourably, inasmuch as It will be ...

... [FROM THEDUNI)EE ADVERTISER]. We beg to call the attention of our townsmen to the following extract from the French newspaper La Presse. The fact mentioned as to the appointment of two com- missioncrs on the part of this country to negociate a com- inercial treaty, or arrange a commercial tariff, with France, is corroborated by letters litely received by gcii- tlemen here from intluential ...

... LONDUN MARKE2'S-FRUDAI. CORN EXCHANGE. Ouor market was ecantily supplied Witt' English Wheat and Barley to-day, butwe had afair arrivaL of OstafromlIreland. The quantitty of Beanns and Peas offering was very small. Wheat was ?? rather better demand than in the early part of tice wvoelt, and last Alondisy's ?? were firoclysupported cor botlh English and foreign. Flour likewise excited more at ...

... SfONRYK MARKET and UITY ?? WEDNESDAY. The English Stock Market hau bcen very quiet through. out the day, with little business doing, and prices remain the ?? as yesterday but Exchequer Bills have given Way a little. In the Foreign Market there was not much business transacted, but Colombian and Dutoh Stocks are a shade better. In Spanish and the other securities there is no alteration. The ...

... SATURDAY, JULY 21. Those lines only are quoted in which business hs been lone this day, or for which closing prices can be given. RaUways. Pid. Aberdeen. Arobergate, Not. & Basin Birming. andOxferdJune. Birming., Wol.,& Dudley Birm,,Wole.,&StourVsl. Boston,Starnf.,and Birm, Bristol and Exeter ?? Do. Thirds ?? Buckinghamshire ?? Caledonian ?? Do. % ?? Chester and Hoiyhead . Do. Preference ?? ...

... SHIIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ELEmyoRE, JuNr 20-The Mlary nnd flose, of and for Dandee, front Tsarra, got ol shore on the south harbour pier on the 2°d iust., but was assisted off sanle dty, apttarently without damage, and pro- ceeded. lAntmBUR, JJNE 20.-It is reported from Ystadt that an English schooner OF forty or fifty lasts, seith a whiite head and a bmust on it, coming from the Sound, ostd ...

... LONDON MARKETS--- THIS DAY. NEWGATE AND LEADENHAL,. Since the beginning of the week there has been a considerable supply of cooctry-killed Mcat, which hal had the ef'lect of lowering the prices. Vcil, being very plentiful, hal declined 4d to 8d per stone. Lamb, in consequence of an abendant supply, lifs lowered 4d to 8d per stone, and prime Mutton, is 4d per stone cheaier since lost wreek. ...

... RAIL WA Y SHA RES. THURSDAY, NoTyssxD11 30. Those lines only rer quottd in which business has been done this day, or for whikh olosing prices can be given. Italwayli. ['ad.IClsoung Prices. Bustucas Doue. Aberdeen ?? IV 18.% Ainbergajto, Not, Bolit01n an dl sstrn Juncton. - 4 Y; 4 y B%,dia Binninig. & O.xford Jouli. callo duly paid, or with a guarautee ?? SO Do.,without aguarantes 20 2-)9 211 ...