... otaRtet. LON~DON CORN EXCHANGE, ied JULY 210. in I The sh'w of Eglisho Wheat principally enolisiqtalrt unsuold on Monday, for whith that day's roreenry %.A t d. The transactions in Barley, M/Ialt, Beans, and Pea8,s it been but trilling, with a tondetocy to decline. III Eneih 4: St Scotch Oats there was no material alteratios S. Dublin. July 19. (of L There was an improved demand for 1heslo ...

... MONE'l' MARKET AND STOCK INTELLI- GENCE. CITY, WSDDnIsDAY EvrsaNiN.-Tbe Stock Markets have re- mained in a nquiet state all day; very little business has been transacted, and values have not undergone any material al- teratiOn. In the Foreign Funds the dealings were of a very confaned nature. PRICES OF STOCKS EACH DAY. Thur. Fri. 'Sat. ~Mon. Tuese. Wed. Bank 1tock. 1661 1'58 1 668 106 166 k IW ...

... LONVDON TRADIH REBPORT. ' RSDlu AY i E:t:.-S t'1tito,-Tle Tl.P. market iS Ii a `o11n1l Sttt', it is Wi11 6lop1litd with eamples, ond the d',.,iil is'ti tudy; there were no pIblic siele to-day, but thl- I ri.lre ar' tie iitule oig yestirday. In refined Sugarr tii, r wis rod Or in ore kuisoiwrs hur shipiitig, alnd n percel of cruaslidl t. ould ai ii2dtq hlr tile Trieste nirket. C(- .o1 :)it- ...

... E. Moss, Liverpool, draper, July 28 and August 26, at one, at teie Clarendon-rooras, Liverpool. Aut. Mr. Win- stanley, Manchester. A. Bower, Basford, Staffordshire, and Manchester, banker, August 10 and 26, at threo and two, at the Commissioners'- rooms, Manchester. Atts. Messrs. Higson and Son, Man- chester. J. Stuart, Liverpool, draper and tea dealer, August 3 and 30, at one, at the ...

... LONDON A1ARKBTS-THURsDAY. rMOPt!RAT, WtFIKJY AVBltAGES POR. IAST SIX W.ERKS. 1-__ - Week coding Agg. Ave, Duly of fiweekis, son Junti.iOJutr l7iuJao4n2ily l JoiyS rag. Duty. reign. : I- - ' -'. 'I la. d. . . d. , . Is. d d . d. ! a. d . * heat, 4 0 ':i 10iii i l'i 10 ti ' S 0 Bale 26 B ',td Hl 2; f 7 7127S 6 '38 I I 'S' 4 9 0 Oab. 1 2 2 1C,- 1 22 4 |12 2 :S 0 2'I2 8 C. 0 D 7In 2 :1 3 248 1; 33 ...

... SIIPPNvG INTELLIGEhNCR. NOTICE TO MARINEI6S..LICRTS ON THE COAHT OFe SWEDEN. The tollomlod has been received at Lloyd's.- Tbe Swedish and Ndoreogian General Coonsulate Si-Ibg 1eve l, Stbe s~ic.July 21, 1842.trs. t~d'81- be leee, o CMMUMcit Loyouthe followIng tio or noOdinance Issued by thle Royal Navy Board at Stockblnrn, Son the loth of june:-nTe Royal Navy Board heremby makes hnown' foe the ...

... I _ _ 7 VWEDNESDAY. i The English funds have been steadv to-day, but I with no further ailvance in price, Consols both for Money and for the Account being now quoted 91A. Exchequer Bills, 51s. to 53s. premium; Bank Stock, 106 to 7; Three uer Cents. Reduced, 011 to I; Three-and-a-Hfalf per Cents. Reduced, 1008 to * r New Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 10() to A. The claims of the wine trade to a ...

... IZ VDON MA R SAT'-SATURDAY. -4.- -4. CORN IMPORTS. The followIng is a statementof the arrivals of grain in the verlouu ports of the Udited Kingdom during the week, ending on the 7th Instnot, and the qu.ntitiles en which home consumption duty woe charged in that peiod. IrPoRTO.--Wheat 60,584 quarters, 2 bushels; Barley 1.951 quar. tvre, I bushel; Oats D,1534 qaarters, 2 bushebt; Peas 2,279 ...

... COU1RT OFiBA7NKAJUPTCY-TuzsDAY. [Before Mr. Commissioner Fonblanque.] IN RE LYWIS DUROLACHER. This day was fixed for the choice of a6signees in the matter of the bankrupt, who was described as a dealer in pictures, of Old Burlingtou-street, but much better known in the Fashionable circles at the west eud of the town as chiropodist to his late Majesty George the Fourth, and also to lir present ...

... MARKpETS. CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, MONDAY, July 18th, 1842. We have again to repjt a good supply of wheat, Ilrinci . pally from Essex, and also a con tiinuance of fine weather e which causes a great depression in our market for all de' I, scriptions of gram. In the absence of any Speculative de. if mand, the millers bought what English wheat they waneed d at a decline of 2s. to 3s. per qr. from ...

... REVIEWV 01F TIIHE IRITISII CORIN TRADIEi I)U[ING( TIHE PAST IVEVK. Abridged from t1e fiark-luti:e Express of MeOidiltY, July RQ. When re ]list, addrirsed our re;:ders tile weather lied a de- cid eaily tiset tIed :tipirqwtlrree, and Oiaprelieustlooq were begiiu- lung to ie euitortaijed respecting the vffects ai cotltinualice of Ini mlight Ii,.ve upo1 ftio prowiluz gril i crohs; these were s, ...

... The corn market is now in a peculiar position, and we might, with justice, say in a critical one. There are still no less than 1,200,000 quarters of foreign corn in bond, although for the last six weeks the clearances for home consumption have averaged 50,000 quarters weekly. Supposing, then, that the duty paid was Ss., the revenue has received 120,0001. for 300000 quarters. But the grave ...