... SHARE MARKET.-THvusDAY, JUNE 27. RlAILWpv. £. £ B. rd. £ .d L 00 p el nd ?? 100 206 0 0- D2tonrter ?? 25 0. 50 o t.. *25 70 0 o Mandhs Railiwayir,, Briscsnal 78 0. 7010 0o ?? MComp.ny ?? ?? ?? e° °100 -0 64 0 0 Kenyon and Lei 1u00ti 7 0 - 10 Brn Munteon..0 0- 0 0 0. ?? 100 0-. 0 0 0 II 6g3 86-310 00 N Xnatprmto~n&Wigaa-l 10 0O. 75 10 o. =North Union NOW rIMLIVOO - 40 0 - 64 10 0 St. Hleen's ...

... T Ge (;eorgian, from Grenada for Teitli; waM spoieot in lat. 44. 1ovig. 251. Greenpck, 'May ~1.-Airredlbere yeiterday, the Gui- ana, R edrith, tram Deniara; Bailed frow tihe bar 16th and the brig Duchess of Pgortland. iiReaid, frClyde, moe the 14th; Henry, Aederson, on 1th; and the High- lander, M'Kelr, eight days previous, all from Clyde. Left loading, end to sail, the Hellyarde, Brown, oon ...

... MONEY IARIKET-LONDON, FRxIDAY. (from the Timres.9 Some circumstances, recently disclosed, would seem to threaten a sort of collision between those two overgroiwn monopolies, the Bank of England and the Bank of Irelan~d. The latter,'it is said, is reviving the question understood to have been settled in the affirmative a short time back, by the opinion of the first legal authorities-whether ...

... lIE --M --II J --ET . IPSWICH, June 23.-It being in contemplation to alter the day of holding our market from Saturday to Tuesdav, re had avery thin attendance, and cortsequently what busine s was done may be quoted at about the terms of last week viz , Wheat, 64s. to 70s.; barley, 28s. to 32s.; beans, z34o. t 40s.; peas, 32s. to 36s. tY qr. Flour, 47s. to 52s. S sack o 2801bs. net. Wheat is ...

... MARKE ,TS. CORN ExcHAN GP., MNovnIy, NMi- 28, 1SI3..-liir kct was well supplied with Wheat from Suiffol]k this and there was also a fair show from EssAex, but from cit v4 little appeared ; the attendance of buyvers w-as a,1 * although the trade was not so brisk as on Monday last ., clearance was made at Illices Is. to 2s. Per (ire I'll, I > quiotations ?? last. Bonded wheat was much, for, ...

... MONEY MARKET and CITY WS. MONDAY. Exchequer bills have not onl. recovered the depression of Saturday, but have advancrel still further, and were luct quotcd at 70s. to-72s. prom., wbich is a rise of 3s. in the prem. Consols remain at 95* to 1 for the opening. A fall of one per ccntJ took place in Portuguese securi- ties when first the intelligence was made known of ano. ther attempt todisturb ...

... THE WOOL TRADE.-Lossdof, Thursday, June 14,. There has been aln increased business doing this week both in Colonial and Foreign Woals, and the market wears a firm aspect. The importations in the week ending to-day amounted very nearly to S001) bales: of which 1300 were from Sydney. 325 from Van Diemen's Land, s0 from Swats River, 84 from the Cape of Good Hope, 870 from Turrkey, and the ...

... ?51jjpptlto Entelliocurr. Ij17P onr Pr::llnl-,, BANOOn,-Arrived, the 1P Tb etis, Roberts; John R. Askew, Walker Margaret, Grahlam ; Alert, Coris ; William end 13et- ty, Campbell Liberty, Stilly; Rocklight, Rowland; Ruth, Lewvis; Iose, 1rving; Viper, Kirkbam; Wakefield, Owen; Aary Frances, Berrill ; Ann and Catherine, llughese llarrietJones; Gloria, Alyer LlnsirritfIraid Tradar, Williams; Xenia ...

... Itla-attd. he as at of ale Y. e- re ii- Id Ot it r- e in te )e LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, THU}aDAy EvsNiNe. The transeftih>s in British Plantation Supirs during the week haye been moderate, and pricesgeneraly supported, though there has been wame difficulty in realiuing the previous currenct for brown, which in some instances has experienced a small deolin. Very little has been done in Foreign ...

... MS. Z NTZLLiGjW LONDON CORN BXCHANTGE. MIos47 The supply of wheat bylandsamples was moderat this jert5 which met with a fair sale on about the same termr as o r, tlb e( sennight. There was not much doing in bonded, the buve svml liking to pay the advanced prices at which the ' b9K Vies Barley is 2s. to 3s. lower. White peas have declined a proportion, and maple and grge are rather cheaper. Bn ...

... Stippius Intellivence. The Frau Margareth, of Crantz, from Alloa to Hamburgh with coals, went on shore near Dunbar du- ring the fog on Sunday night. With the assistance of Lloyd's agents she was next day got into the harbour, and has sustained little damage. W rom Lloyd's UIst. Portsmouth, June 15.-The Susannah Ann, Buck- land, from London to Launceston, has put back to this port. leaky. ...

... Mipping Entelligeneet The Mary Ann, M'Symono. arrived at Leith, left To. bago 28th April had changeable weather. Left loading the barques Caampbells, and Margaret, and ship Forrest- er, for London, also tile ship Caroline, for Bristol. 8th June, spoke the barque Howard, from Havannah to Petersburgh, 20 miles east from Cape Wrath. Arrived at Port-Glasgow, on Sunday evening, the Elora, Blair, ...