... CORN EXCHANGE, MIONDAY, JULY 12. S ' sro ?? ?? ' X ?? _ Pi ~- Il;Ch ?? W e had one or two cool- dall d ays d ?? t week, but, on the whole, the weather has been highly auspicious for the growing crops, which are progressing as favourably towards maturity as could possibly be desired. There are, as is almost always the case, in- stances of..partial: injury by blight,.&c., but these are ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN MlARKET. - -a , - ?? - -_ .7 . ?? e TO, Friday, Two o'Clock, May 7, I8471- The arrivals from Ireland and coastwise are extremely small: and from toreign ports they only amount to 3,517 quarters of wheat, 1,770 quarters of barley, 666 quarters of oats, 22 quarters of rye, 352 quarters of beans, 437 quarters of peas, 14,828 quarters of Indian corn 2,043 barrels of Indian corn meal ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN EXCLhANGE. La~s' aru'Yj1 %uaX5IN aLUiUJ~. Friday, Two o'Clock, Nov. 12/1h. 1847. At our market this morning there was a thin atten. . dance of the trade, atnd a very small show of samples nf grain and fliur of good fiesh quality. For wheat and b.ur there was a limited demand, at the pricesof Tues. Qday Oats, barley, beans, and peas were .without ciscoge in the few sales made, ...

... At ?? i 1utwfl Soasttc BANKRUPTS. LVERETT Sme)eIl (liales, ad Hlery Everett, lill- dN al , Polmr Copperls .% I I.EVv, joly, ?? (i lvj tlainh, Sotfliamptov, build. ci's n)rs ?? I luvrch,' ?? S?. Rdiiidtlllsalilliixer 'jAV~lIN II S I,.UllNlt micdUh, \ornvickhl;ive, fibbon- flidi ?? ?? Y 1To(>5\'N I hleil'V C *ovcItry, Circler Jc qor' \d lii iD\.huvlliy, Y ork'lilire auetioale'r .9.IlII1St)', l ...

... THE LAST SOCIAL ViSION IN FRANCE. THE NATIONAL ANK OF EXCHANGE.' - - - . l Ofaltewild and visionary schemes which ift 2have been propounded in Fiance since the 23d andU sof February, that which has appeared. at grea Li length in the Paris paesof this week has 6e i r usmos bysurprise-n~t so much from the sta rt- Br! ling propositions on which it is based, as from I the eminent names by which ...

... BANKRUPTCY MIEETING. !DrrttsN INN, UtntCtEsiEnlt, ttllrc/I 2 yo. l In .e Bissltopp.-An adjourned Meeting, foir ineh, thle exam'ination of the bankrupt was. held to-day befbre ;; Commissioners Powell, Green, and Wdells. On the beer productioni of the balance sheet, to d , Al r. Ellis aniniadverted in strong terms on its being som withheld from the assignees till they had met in that froi l room ...

... hRDI 01'l i;AXN' ' AND IN( I v , 1 .n R N .T A ) .s0,ANP it il. Ii 0 h tI Io't ?? that ~o t.rrilotit tin onl Ilan, i~it'at ~ii i' 1 ll' i' t.tj- ?? liitt tilt toe ecti totted, tIlitif' . 04 It V Ir1 'tt , It ittt tutu 1 I 1 itt4 tt ti' P lit Itit i cr'. ci t. e ~ i II , ,nI III' I1' r;~;11 1thtifu'iiiI tr flu 'ilti' titi'i Coeli l na Ic ieta, . tir antt te itirve,! 'io'tt i, a'.rit llx' ?? ...

... S. BAsIoGSTOKE ( l1'edcsesday last.)-Wheat, 131. Os. to 151. 10s. per load ; Barley, 30s. to 35S. ; Oats, 22s. to 26s. ; Peas, 3Ss. to 42s. ; Beans, 39s. to 44s. per qr.; Flour, 46s. to aOs. per sack ; Bread, Is. 0d. to Is. 2d. the Bibs. ?? had a middling trade in Wheat at a reductioh of 6s. to 1Os. per ?? Hops, 51. to 01. per cwt. : Altons, 41. to 51. LEWES MARKET (Tuesday last. )-The prices ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, .MONDAY, OCT. 16. The weather is very unsettled to-day-wet nearly throughout. The ifartners are beginning to complain, r fearing the land will be too wet for thewheat seed, as No- e vernber is generally nur wettest month. The wind- has bcen N. E. for somie days, which has brought inl considerable supplies from the northward. Wheat: Theforeign arrivals last week were generally ...

... fT7t.-.fi, 17 ?? N (F owlltc i~.)coast The first raport from the Select Committee A~ on the Slave 'Trade ha~s just been published.- our Its contents are limited to certain minutes of our p the evidence which has been given before the 4i committee, but if any reaider should anticipate when from this programme a mere mass of discon- A -nected or uninteresting depositions, he will be IV very ...

... The select Committee appointed by the House of Commons to continue the inquiry undertakes i by a committee appointed last year, to consider the best means which Great Britain canr adopt for providing for the final extinction of the slave trade and to whom the evidence taken before the said committee was referred, and who were em- powered to report the evidence taken before a them from time to ...

... / TUTI I _ __11 -1 _ OT G . o1nis;n (Wednesday ?? Wheat, 48s. to o6s. por quarter: red Wheat, 42s. to 48s.: Barley, 29r. to 32s.: Peas, 37s. to 40s. : Beans, 36s. to 44s.; Oats, 20s. to 24s. per qr. The Wheat trade was by no means brisk. SALxISBURY (Tuesday ?? our market Wheat fetched from 36s. to 48s. per qr.: Barley, 28s. to 36s.; I Oats, 20s. to 2es. ; Beans, 38s. to 48s. ; Peas, 40s. to ...