... LONDON0 MAAl;KBTh-Mo~DAY. i~- 4-- CORlN EXCHANGE. 0lSnco this day se'nnigiss ovi have hnad buit moderate arrivals of all g rais op to cur mairket er~cept Onts, of whichl sspwards of 40,000 tinarters ha~ve coelu to bnvsd, chiefly fromi Ireland, Irests srp to-daly. 5'x, roccipts of iEnglish W~heat, coasttvisc and by lanid carriagre, front lEosex, Kenlt, &c., score seonty, trot of fair aserage ...

... I FRIDAY. The national securities opened with great buoyancy this morning, owing to the intelligence from the United States, which is considered to bring news regarding the position of the bill as to the Oregon territory, equivalent to the defeat of the measure. Consols soon reached the very high quo- tation of 97* for Money, but at this tempting figure several parties brought their stock to ...

... Drury-lana Theatre was, last night, the scene of one of the most brilliant demonstrations which have taken place during the whole progress of the anti-monopoly agitation. Upon its becoming generally known that the League was to hold Its first weekly meeting within the walls of our princi- pal tbeatre, the applications for admission became so nume- rous that it was found necessary to put a ...

... LIVERPOOL MARK.ETS. REVIEW OP rITE LIVERPOOL COrTOx MAROKET FOR THE WERE ENDsNs FRIDAY, UiARCH 17. Oar market hue aed a quiet appearance this week, with littile varia- tion in the value of American Cotton, though, owing to the recent unsisually largo imports, there has been a much better nssortment, and buyers have in consequence had a slight advantage. Egyptian, Oil Cite contrary, has ...

... LONDJON MARKETS-SATURDAI.- CORN AltIVAlY. Thu following are the arrivals of Corn, Pulse, Seeds, nod Floutr ill ille ort or London, during the veek, cnding on the 23115 t - 1.N7iLISlt Wlheait 5,577, Barley 5,389, Malt al goo, lats 5,002, f;Laus 1,120, Peas SO, Tates 54, Linsced 23, and soisitey ether asetis 107 quarters, Flour 7,3082sa1ks. SCOTCH: Wheat 30o, Barley 50, Malt S0, Oats lF,9S3, ...

... LONDON MARKETS-FRIDAY. CORN EXCHANGE. We lhave had another very scanty arrival of Frnglsh Wheat since 3fondavy hut which has pro;ved of fair average qiuality. Mlost of the parcels lelt over from that day have been clcared off at about pre- vious rlates of currency, yet the trade was extremely Inactive. Only one cargo of 750 quarters has reached the Pool from abroad ihis weck. T'fe Inquiry for ...

... MAONE*Y MARKAET and UITY NEWS. i?1 ON DAY. ?itae pt1reltti?C5 were effected early in the day, h tCII gave a fi tijier t inc to the English Funds, tvtil2f ('I u.?d lit 96.? to ?, lioth lot' time and toinsfet'. The New Three-and-a-Half tier ettt5.. 10:21 to 1; Exeheqtter Bills, 68 to 70 jirem. Ilank MO('k for account, 4833 to 4?. a iit 14 eat i' lit from Messrs. lizardi and Co., ? thet '0 Cli' ...

... MI!ONEY MUARKET and C17T NEW~RS. MONDAY. ' l'le news from the East, by the O)verlanld Mail, .has had nlo lmercel)til)le influencec up~on tbme English . lunds, Consu~ls havinlg mainltinied their firmness, the closing price being 06g to 7, both f'or time and imlmedliate transfer. The New Thlree-anld-a-Hatlf p Ier Cents., 10 I to 4; L~xchcquler Bills, 7° to 74 .pIrem. Anm unplleasant afluir has ...

... The following petition was recently presented to the House of Conamons, by Col. Wyndhani:- TEE HUMtLE PETITION7 OP TiE AGRICULTURItSTS ATTEND- INO THE MtARKtET OF 1IDIOURST, IN THE COUNTY OF SUSsEX, Showeth,-That your petitioners are great sufferers from the low price of corn, especially barley, occasioned materially by the decrease in the consumption of thkt article, which arises princi- ...

... CORN;IMARl(ET-MARCR 17. We have an unusually thiu-attendance of dealers tat market to-da&', and the trade has seldom exbibited sneh an entire want of aniinat'op Thed eliveries of English WHEAT during the week have been less than ?? iio7 periods, but the Millers, beirgp mostly in stock, continue to psirsase very. sparingly. The transartliss to-day have been quite in retail, and, at rather lower ...

... CORN.MARUETMACH 3. We have had, upon the whole, only a moderate supply of English Wne& dhav te we~u(ek, which has mostly found buyers duriifgth previous market days. The few remaining parcels in hand thimorn- ing are offered at much the same rates as prevailed oa yondaf, alid at the close of the day scarcely any remained unsold. The deiand or Foeign Wheatismre limited than.isual, and, be ...

... I Tuesday, Mfarch 21. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. and J. H. Boys, Margate, Kent, attornies-W. and S. Fitton, Crewe, Cheshire, millers -S. Boven and C. R. Harris, Neath, Glamnorganshire, fire-brick manufacturers-G. Pagan and W. MI'Kerrow, Wigan, Lancashire, drapers-G. Fox and W. Worthington, Dalton. Yorkshire, dyers-A. Murdock and W. Park, Morton, Yorkshire. millwrights-S. Watson and W. Miles, ...