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... SHARFE MARKET.-TnRsDAY. JUNI 14. OlA1MiZ AlAIX&iElT.-THPnISDAY. JUNE 14. L Paid. LlastP11e. Th-day. - aRAILWAVS. s.1 £. u. d. £ a. d r Liverpool and Manohesr- 1S6 0. 2S0 8 o-.20 00 T 5 Ditto Qlnater S ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... ?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 ...

... 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 ...

... -Ut~Th stt, 4V(. -I - - ?? - I'oothe Gazette oif Tulesday,',Jaye ol. BJANKRIUPTS. A13EL, JAMES, of.Hare-lallc. in tbIi, city of Gloucester, money- seriiVeler, d. c., to sur. Juti, 8 and J Lly 140, at ...

... IP4 LIVERPOOL NEW CATTLE 'MARKET-M1ondayltst The sullply of Beasts at market to-day has been much the same as to niumber as last week, but the prices have been con - siderably in advance. The supllly of Sheep lhas been %ery large, hut notwitlmtatnding the considerable increase in numbe r, the prices are much the same as last week, the demand heing equal to the increase, fiom rioe attendance of ...

... LONDON CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JUNE 1 1. B -We have a limited supply of Wheat this morning. in ad- Cc dition to moderate arrivals last week. Our millers do not purchase freely, hut factors holding firmly were enabled to obtain an advance of Is to 2s per qr. The demand for ship Flour is good. at an advance of Is per sack. The trade for Barley is dull, and without alteratien in prices._ . Beans ...