... LONDON hfURKBTS-WEDNPESDAY. GRAIN MARKET. The show of Wheat was very moderate this morning, the attend. ance of buyers extremely small, and thebusiness tracsacted very tin. Inporlant, tle fitlent qualities moved off slowly at MJonday's quota- tions; little was done In secotrdary kinds, and prices remslned no- ?? as lost day. Towvu.nmade Flour was dull at former pricrs, but for fresh ship marks ...

... EHiPPING NTRBLL-GffNCE. DeAL, APRIL ?? ?? sqd ?? the whole of the outward.bourld on their respective voyages. Also, crme down from the river ond proceeded; the GeM, Graleor, for Quebecll, Lfom Sutton, for ditto; Jobn, jactson, for ditto; Joseph Hume, Rich- mond, for ditto Romulus, Head, for Barbadoes; Betary, Harveyo for Gibraltar; Philadelphia, Blerthadn, for New York; Hector, Crisp. for ...

... LONDON MNARKETS. AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN IN ENGLAND AND WALES, IN THE WEEK ENI)ING APUII. 6. it Imperial weekly average.Wheat, 58s 8d; Barley, 2.s t Id; Oats, 21° 4d ; Rye, 31s 7d ; Beans, j.3s lI d * Peas, s33s Id.-Agrgregate Average of the Six Weeks,v which Ie regulates duty Wheat, 5Gs 8d; Barley, 29s 2d; Oats, d 21s Od * Rye, 3Is Od. ; Beans, 33s 2d ; Peas, 3Ss Qod -Duty on Foreign CornWbeat, ...

... MONDAY. The proceedings in the English Steock-market do not furnish any matter for commenrt, and the quotations re- main much the same as on Saturday, namely, Consols, 93J to f for money, and 93e buyers for the account; Now Three and a Half per Cents., IOlI to ,; Exchequer Bills, 67 to 69 prom.; India Bonds, 72 to 74 prom. Bank Stock, 205 to 206 ex div.; and India Stock, 2C8i to 269J. This ...

... SATURDAY. Consols were not quite so firm to-day, but there ap- pears to be no other cause for it than thc general inactivity which prevailed in the English Stock-market. They were last marked at 93A to J, both for money and the account. New Three.and.a Half per Cents. are 101J to I; Exchequer bills remain at G7s. to 69s. prom. ; and India bonds at 72s. to 74s. prem. There was scarcely any ...

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... COUNINRY MIARIKETS. BlttfiltTOf.-Conv MARKET, Aiiimi, 12.-13est white wheat, !Ft to 11. 5s. per nadi mixed wheat realizmd 1.5/. to IS1/. Ins.: blnw- awheat 141. 11s. to lili. iti oats ito alteration ; barley lmnaintainieng ts price both for mltting and grinding. LEVE'S.-Co na MAnntn r, Arnit. 10.-Wheat, white, 3. to 31. 4: ditto mi\el, 21. 14s. to .il. dit o red, 2l. I Is. to 31 oats, Iii. 6d. ...

... The Newa York Journal of Comeerce puts forth the follow. ikg announcement of the termination of the great American panic or crisis. The anticipations, we need scarcely remark, are somewhat sanguine:- We have had a long and tedious voyage, but at last we see the land. The substantial point of trust is a sound currency; and whereabouts that is, we know. It is certainly not further off than the ...

... MARXIgET JHERALD. ?? -rn -rr .- -, . COR' JXCUjAZVaE, .1'jcntay, Aps 1 10. The~ arris-al ?? Fo'diigli'e past woekbaisbeen irsodoi'eate, as waL5 also the 'suplspy of -Whleat ?? xierninog, ?? fine irarcels rucet a leady sale (in full its good termsij as this day se'n- Ilighlt, though thle trade on thle Nwhole was dull, Lind for the - ojddl rr aiS odinay dserptins oniewhrat lo3wVe,.-M.Sial ?? ...

... I ______ t lae irrts, & . I AVERAGE PRICE & DUTY ON FOREIGN GRAIN. Weekly Average, by tInp. Qr. Averages from corresponding fromz the Gaz. ofApr. 1'S. li83j Gas. in last year, Apr. 14., IS37 Whea .,. 33SIWheat .53 II B -rlev ., 290B srl ey, . 31 5 fltye___ ____ 3 7Re____ Cta at 27 Beans-.,. . 55 it Beans,..,,. S7 II1 Pea138 Peas - -- 36i11 PRESEaNT DUTY ONs Fosac itu CORN.-Wheat 30s ...

... LON-DON A* ARKLE i' S 1hNXCHA~t'R.Af . .I CORN EXCHA XGR.-AMARtKLAN, om* DlOisDAte, APRIL 16.-Thearrvltsfa~b rt nessare mall andfactors were ?? ?? Per Oriilp ue Whsest at the opening of the marker this r, odit6ar one, was not acceded to by our millers, wlho pu~b' I* t Fe- rates of this day week, and a good cl.'srarc 'fEae ?? jie. made at tie close of the market. .ce of k .IyThe Flour trade ...

... IQNDON, CO$.IOIAL MARKETS. *lOlt.-Buib grocers snd redlvers, purchase sparirgly, in *onme nnloeanes at etiiier hrer prices. .'liere bave beenatse- rinal axtivals frfliq Jnmaica arid ether placesa Average pike .,r S i 1.9d per olvis*;at the' camne time wv.t.4t1ar£1 . d.: In the refne nriaoret there i!as been less business trans- aeee.J. :rlmps 75 fotr elirse rather wnuder, nd 77i 64 pDs. sins ...