... fJatirsw, CORN EXCHANGE. LIONDON December 30. Ourrsuppifes of WVheat are nnall, anl the condition being Improved by the last few d.-ys of coid wither, our nillers have beigh t wo nrc freely, anid the be.t samples Ff English Wheat have sold at an odvanee *f Is. er qr. shice this day week. Other descriptions of English and foreign Wheatfully oitpport, late ptrices. Fliur nmeetsa glid demand, aid ...

... MONEY 2IiA 1RKET7 anl CITY NEIWS. WEDNESDAY. The Conool Market exhibited little alteraltion ; tire Bank broker wase a seller of Consolle end R~educed, which created a temporary heaviness; tilo miarket, however, soan recovered itso-lf. Exchequer Bill, have again hu- irroved Is. We are still without any necounrs of tlia Liverpool steamer; some parties are of Opinion she would not leave till the ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADER - IDURING THE PAST WEEK. - { (From the Murk.Cene Ezpress.) We have experienced another week of very changeable weather; with the exception 'of Wednesday more or less rain has fallen each day, and the accounts received from different parts of the country are increasingly unfavourable. This evening (Saturday) the atmosphere has become some- what keen, and the ...

... ;it o a K, TUESDAY, ill ''DIBER 3]. r, ~PRICE OF STOCKS YESTltRDAY. Mr Rink Stnek- ?? i177 7 itdia Strck _ Three tier Cent. fled. ti0,i'1tws 1 7 dis Three per Cent. Cnoansoi 4 C .s en itil!San. ISiOJ It Dittaofor Accoii'1_ (O1j3. Nes'(citot) -- ult , ThreeanIl ?? ' Cents.lisil)a.( Oat.1IB/) - D.t). Itude llee l ?? Jan. 1830) ., - D1 Do. !.e. Kw bili:l~ii.( Oct. 10H() -. - t FIurper Cernt. _ ...

... SAivvillo The barque North Briton, Fynl), from Leith for Syd- ney, New South Wales, got on sbore on the Goodwin Sand oil Suinday morning. If the weather toontinued as mnoderate as it then eas, ile mould get off next tidle. The In dus em igrant ship, from Li'ith for Port Phil)i, sailed from Port Prnya Island, off St Jago, on the 22d November, all well. The George Fyfe, from Scotland for Sydney, ...

... LOlNDOW MARKETS-WEDNESDAY, CORN EXCHANGE. There was little Wheat fresh lip to-day, anal the tra,- rr !otrh English and Foreign was quiet, last Monday's quotatiorns wa-re ii- evrr fully supported. Flour moved nff vcry siowlyi at prrn'-ro r ti- There weB not a great deal doing In Barley, holder a er- llt ',ril- less exceedingly firnm, and the few paicel sold bro1gl.. q ll LS much money as the ...

... MONDAY, Daec. 3O.-Durpig the last seves days there have arrived to this port 4980 quarters of wheat coastwise, 1 14950 quarters-of oats and 13,330 loads of iaimeal from Ireland, but of other descriptionsoffritish grain, as well'as 'flour, the receipts have been light. Of foreign produce tlie imports comprise-8440 quarters bf wheat, 2290 quarters of beans, 730 quarters of peas, and 1040 barrels ...

... MONEY MARKET TO SATDAY. .ie'proeedeaing of -the-. _ ktic r Chamber 'of Com- merce on the conduct. of'the Bank of England have been the subject of; much discussion in the cify, and cannot' fill to produce-a deep, impression on commercial men through- .outthe United Kindo,. ?? Chsirf the Chamber, Mr. T. B0 Smith, who >presided, after remarking. that they had assembled on: a similar ...

... | I, Z-0( ' ll Fourteeath Annual General Meeting of the Standard Lile Assurance Company was held within the Company's Office, No. 3, George Street, Edin- l)t burghi, on Monday the 13th day of] December 1839, CeU ii terms of their act of lParliament. WILLIAM WOOD, Esq. in the Chair. ye! The Directors were enabled, upon this occasion, be to submit the most gratifyilg statements as to the BE ...

... Wabal ElItelliarlice. Por:hmouth, Dec. 28. The Inconstant, 30(, Sapppho, 16, and Rover, 16, were at Vera Cruz on the 25th of October. 'The In- constant, it was expected, would remain come weeks there to collect a freight, hiving had permission of the Admiral to do so, for Jamaica and Barbadoes ; in which case she will not be in England until the first or becond weok in Feburyritv. The Sipphn ...

... FOREIGN MARKETS. -.0 OnEsqc,, Nov. 25.-Iu (train at the present moment lit l;18J n. - ?? Is perceptible; in tact, within the last few days otnly 7 C! wort soft polaiish Wheat were placed at 221hr to 2trr and: Irka at 2214r. For Conslasitinople were bought 1i, e Ches;,rt 1: ferlor faird Wheat at 20r S5k, which, ?? the exceptc I ?? C hetwort Linseed at 21r, are all the sales we know of. ...

... CORN-EXCHANGE, MO3NDAY, Dne.mian 30.-Onrsup- piles of Wheat are small, and the condition being improved by the last few days of cold weatiler, our millers Ilave bought more freely, and the best samples of EKlglish Whleat havo esold at an advalce of Is per qr. since this day week. Other de- scrfiptlons of English and Foreign Wheat fully Support late prices. Floir meets a good demanid, and ...