... Itiarlidd. LI VERP'OOL CORN EXCUHANGE, f TuESDAY, AFRII. 18, 137.t We halve had anotle~r week of very unienia i~vea~ther, with wi s(ry -stere fri,, dlritng the eiht ::nld c;st winds, The tradC Ilcr been VItL1 rctive. Wild the deaiers have boivght Wheat rattier fi,,ely at ,a adu lone of Id. to 2d. per buslel l'nere h.l. alsoi e lvsti fi:r businers done in Oat-: good nmeal- tC .rs have ho'oiglit ...

... forportd. - I UNTDSTATERS, Al; - ThiA Warwick, Welch, fms Aobile, %wO leo10 hII Cottnn, for f~loiris, liaee, ank s..0 o Tw W Wr miths Co. 100 do,' I~ J liobson :ind Su.7-.348 (To, ordot-IsI Dk Mu. r John Dunlap, btolfield, fin Mobie,. Withl 100 hI cottan, stii Johnson. Grainger. and c s. O.f doinV, Ayi 1506 bat. .11 do, It me. Arrott and co-.. do, J`ithrshasa and Sols. .3- do, T Green hoa ...

... NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING-MOYDAY. U.l.I, - T,.. ?? ?? A -tPA -u . . - , Match.-Lord Suffield's Alfred, Tst. 71b. (Pavis) beat the Duke of Richmond's Pussy, ist. IOlb. D. L. 200 h. ft. 2 to 1 on Alfred, who won by a length. Swieepstakes of 10 soves. each, for three year olds* colts, Ost, 71b.; fillies, Bst. 4lb. T. Y. C. Five subs. Lord Exeter's . Candian ?? I ?? (Conolly) I Colonel ...

... SMTrrYELD, > XA.,* APRIL 13;-The supply at mar. last. Prime beef, from .56s to 60s, Sinking offal; inferior ditto, from 50s to 56s per cewt, sinking offal; prime mut- ton, from 7jd to 8d per lb, sinking offal; inferior ditto. from 6jd to 7d per lb; Veal, from 8d to Sid per lb.; Lambs, from 29s to 24s; Pork, 4d to 41d per lb. Hay, 4s Od to 6s Od per cwt.; wheat straw, 2s 10d to So 8d; oat ditto ...

... ?? atq -. ; i' LIVERPOOL COTVON MARKET. Friday Evening, April 21. There is no aiteration in our cotton market this week worthy of notice, the demand hia been fair and Ireely met by holders, especially In tbe middling and fair qualities of the respective kinds. Ats unouccesnfui attempt waa made to sell a few Sea Islands and Stained ditto by auction to-day, for wehichl titere were no biddings. ...

... V i' i : Kg : . 4;; - I , , ' (18 PfoA4ihi ?? trf~dt~yi) - 'ose'e' ' ?? of. ?? with reziiit-K vaneed to them they mirst stop paynlent this morning; stating, at th1 same time, that they were wholly unpre- pateel to tender any other guarantee titan their personal security The system of tile Bank of England, it is well know 1, list always hI ll to refuse, un hesitatingly, to imtike advances ...

... ?? -G IN'TELLILGEN CE. IDMAV, NAM Ii 3i - I .-1filnl .iN. J., moilorate. - NohrriU~. iulled ti Niaiiilits, L.tukie, t,.r Demierara; (Rral, iell, fir '1o- ie)F; Lierator, Angel,1or Vntrlriord; and Siltan, Read, for ditto. I'At.riiit-ra, hAIA U ;U I--W'Ill F., stronig ?? ?? ['Ilget, 'r.trael.,ii, from t'al A. i,-rmotnTtn, AIAR ?? :jl.--Wind E.N.F.-Arrived t'e iQutebec, - I froi lo,,lk.ti for New ...

... LONDON MARKETS. -FRIDAY. -4- COLONIAL. MARKETS. SUGAr.-Themaraakttux forcolonalproduceahaveshown rathermore animation this week; obut sales are still made wlth difficulty In plat, tation sugar, cofee, and um. The arrivals of fresh suppiles are bit limited on account of the coutrary winds. A small sale of ?? coffee realized yesterday 6i7s to 7is per cert. There Is a good businebs doln2 In ...

... THE MONEY MARKET.--PUBLIC CREDIT. The transactions between the Bank of England and the American houses have been brought to a sort of crisis, by the inability of one of there to furnish security to the amount of the further advances required, the cause assigned for which was the non-arrival uf the New York mails, and the disappointment of remittances. So iinportant was the situation of affairs ...

... . THE MONEY IMARKET.-PUBLIC CREDIT. There is as yet no material abatement of the uneasy feeling which ?? so long prevailed in the city; nor is it likely to bp 1relieved until the arrival of the New York packets, now'iAue, if it should even take place then, of which many entertain great doubts. To-day, as is too notorious to lcave the least uncertainty on the subject, new applicatins have ...

... REVIEW OF THE ('ORN TRADE DURING THE PAS.I' WErK. ?? the Hark Lane Fxprel.) The supplies of Wheat to 11lark Lane during the week have been limited, amounting wnly to 4,800 qrs, of which 2.600 were from Essex. Both Wednesday and Friday little disposition was shown by millers to take any samples that were not fine. dry and fresh. though fair samples, Hud available for their purposes. were ...

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