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... CORN-EXCHANGF. %'ONDAY. JUIY 11.-The supplies of English Wheat last week were moderate, hut we hlave a large supply of land-carringe samples for this day's market, and prices are 2g per qr. lower. We have a fair demand for Flonr at ?? rites. Barley is a dull sale, but priecs are unaltered. Beans and Pesas are also dull. and qutoistions rather lower. We are largely supplied with Oats. arid have ...

... I BANKING-BANKS OF DISCOUNT. I The following evidence, given by Mr. Paul Moore James before a committee of the House of Commons, on the prin- ciple of joint-stock banks of discount, but not of issue, may be interesting:_ Question 1405-Chairman-You vwere, I believe, a pri- vate banker at Birmingham ? I was. 1406-For how long a time ? Upwards of twenty years an is3bing banker. 1407-When did you ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGNlVCE. NOTION TO MARINPERS. in The following hanuheca receiredoat Lloyd'st- in ~~*'SWltD,8fl LIGHTS. 0- H~~~~yirographlo, Office, Aderlralty, July 6, 1842. LIGHOt Off KULL POINT, 'An open coal lire, on a hill adjacent to the present lllhtbonae, A will he substItuted for this light till a now lower be cinstricted on which will be ehown fixed lights from learps. 0- P ...

... coRN'-trxcTTANlF.. F~iUoA. JULY ?? supply or fresit English Whlent on sale to-tiny was linrited ; itt there, waq a lafrge number (if samrples of Flour front Monday otl'einr,C Evelt tile finfest qualities or both red end wvlite were heavy ttt; sale, and to effecc~ sales lower prices must have Ircen ttccvpted. A large quantity of Foreign Wheat hars again COino to ?? while the inquiry for that a ...

... L =ND )~TI L ONS )N TUA 0'Z17 R) EPORT6f7. SAIt Is AY Eto ON N';. -Tl.:.; b'.n 1- 0'eek, both s t 0 t , stOo IoIn ;1-, 1III 11 (L'Li-It'' tIh(I who i LlIr L> II. h e bLeIIll NveI LLOI i.t. Il Itl,;l u lLI iI' hWe i io i lollyauind sone very la,-g, ilcs. 'ln-diy %w hevo iiet L,:trd ol 1117 tninLtLOItiLoLLs wV. li w:nLtiot:uv. 'Iitre Irs s lidO lil'f!- s0111,s o! (ni Ll tIe wveek, o1nd1 illnIlt ...

... I ' ARIN1E NTrELLIGENCE. STPPOSED NEW SHOAL OPF ANTIGUA.-A letter re~ 06-Yed at 41 Yis from their agent at Antigua, dated June 7, contains the following:- Capt. Newbold, of the brig Transit, on her passage from Halifax to St, Vincent, in February last, discovered a shdal to wind. ward of this island, in lat. 16 423 N., long 59 6. I-le eza.mined it as carefully as circumstances would per- mit, ...

... CORN EXCHANGE.-To this morninigs market the arrival il of samples fresh up fromt the home counties teas large, and the it millers evincing litide disposition to purchase, English Whewats r m DIust be quoted full 3s. to 4s. per quarter lower thalt this day week, it asd at this decline little progress has been made is sales. In r1 rorejn althougsh there is a considerable quantit, effered, still ...

... REVIEW OF THE IRI1TISII COuRN TRADE FOR THE PAST WEEK. w (From thee Mark-lane Express,) IV The weather has during the last few days been cold for us the time of year, and copious showers have fallen in different h parts of the country : we are disposed to think that thecrops r- even of spring corn have now been supplied with sufficient er moisture, whilst a longer continuance of wet woild, we ...

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... Impartd. AFRICA. Blrkby, Seatle, fin Slerra Leone, with 409 Ig teak timber, 9t nt, camiwood, J Steel-B k ERAr INDIER Clansman, Bpmonor, fm Bomber, with 136 bl coetton, order-SO do, a BiorsfaJI and 8On-30 do, i)irom, Rtiobmond undeoB3( do, 11 bl wool, DanleUl, Dickinson and eo-37 do, o05 bx arrow. e root, 1460rbg oil seeds. order-P. Dk tab P(a nteloen, Candler, in Mauritin, wi th 3031 be sugar, ...

... COMMlERCIAL LIST. t I Si~i.WINS ENDINO ON MONDAY LAS't. U . .. .. ?? . G ai IMPORTS. a t1 1n-738 parks nlav tevs, L lays it, & Co.; 3() buridles hemp, G. & Aeh, e iW D;rvrlstt ;5 biririlc's tie.. .1. M'Lirtai; 23 titidles li.., 0. Millir; III bauidles di., City, Watit, & Ci. 1 12 baler quillk, Aberdeeni 4iu1i Nliiau- , fatctory 2 .'trns. Io ?? Grate 3173is Diti irse, m:arser. Ilar . HoAs ...