... I Bty late advices from the United Slates, it appears that the cotton crop has been finally estimated at 2,500,000 bales, and that prior to the end of May 150,000 would have cleared for this country, which, also, was to have the excess or sur- pine crop, should any appear, after supplying all other de. troands. This news did not affect the market at Liverpool, which has been on the whole ...

... lb a 5I WEDN ESDAY. The depression in the national securities occa- sioned by the progress of the repeal movement in Ireland, blus now assumed a most serious character. The market has laboured under the influence of a series of speculative sales to a very large amount throughout the day, and Money stock, to some ex- tent, lhas also been thrown forward. The fall in Consols this day, as compared ...

... LONDON TJA JJEJEPO~fl'. MONDAY EVMirtk.--tALO~w,.The ntrket is very flat, both on the etnot and for deliverV. St. I'etertburg yel- low Candle is (quoted at 4'2t sellers. Town Tallow ie plenti- et Iul at 4iis In 41 i not CeicO. F Tl;A-The China neWW has not cftcrted the cnark'j. T hurdlay'lis i es will amOunt to abOitt '2,000 paCLkages. t COTTONl.-The market is flat, bat if ihe fluldirs vwould ...

... CORN.AIARl 5':r-rUNR 2. The weather continues unfavorable for the Wheat crops, and in the heavv soils they present an unhlealthy appearance. Alter so much rain s retarn to dy weather would be most beneficial, and such a chanpe ie earnestlv looled for-. The deliveries of Englisil WHEsr this weelsare much larger than usual, the greater part of which, however, have gone direct to the Millers, so ...

... SlIrPPING INTELLIGENCZ. LoN nost, MAY Si.-Wind this day at noon, light airs from n. to S.W., with rain.-Seven P.M., light airs from S.W., and fine. DRAL, MAY 30,-Wind light and variable.--ArrIved the Himalaya from Clibia, Stratford fromtthle Mauritius, SWAieiAGf, MAY 0o,-Arrived off the Oriental from Buenos Ayis, Sailed on tile lliit or Mafrch, FAr.}lOUTu, MAY 30.-Wind S.S.W., fresh breezes. ...

... _4 if t t T rI 3 1 1 L1 It id if I [-l er I' or at COL. TORRENS TO RICHARD CORDEIN, BSQ,, MY.P Xay D EAR SIe-The notice with which You favoured ON rMy first communication on the subject of free trade, ludurcem mue to trouble you with a second. There are two kinds of free trade-perfect and lmparerft. S Perfect free trade Is freedomt from restriction oms both sides A imuperfect free traiela i ...

... LOND)ON A!A )?KET8S-FHRIDAY. CORN XCHiANGl:. Al though the returijs sI-ow a very large arrival of EiltiisIi \V1,rat this wtek, 0l nearly I1 I,00( quartres, iw n ulaibet' or samlles. or that grain on otli-r tu-day wits by nco tnsa's 'xtenoirr. Owing to tie' prevailing wet weather, the Wheut trade was fit In, and tie prices were soittaWfiit hlgighei than oil Afond ay. In freo foreign Whetat a ...

... vSHIPPJo INTBLLIGAENCE, as _ id I.ONIO!N, JUP i3.-Wind this day at noon light from N.E, and 1- cloudy. Skivin p.r., LiOIAt fronm north to south, nod fine. c Wt DrPAr, Jra 6.-Whid S.W., roodersf/e.-Sialed the Canton for e, China, RiclTurd Barowis and Btolivar for St. Vincent'y, Robert J. t y. Iteyne for itarbadres, atud Veracity for Saqaurnay. Id I'.n;Trssr,52rt, JvNF. 3.-Wind S S.W. to W.H.W. ...

... LONDON MARKETS-TitURSDAY. -4- itPERIAl, W BEXLY ATtRAnex s FORl LAST SIX WEEKS. Weelh Ota(ling Agg. Aver. Dlitit or 6 weeks' on .lo- Apr.2Q Ap.129ahy 0 Muyl3S IaN10 Manviig. Dluty. relcal. .S. d. Is. di. 5. d. s. d. o.st. . i . t. . Nhat 14d747 0d45 4 ili247 2 479 4610 t s ,0 Batriley 128 6'. 2e7 % 2 28 1Qi7 tl 27 a 2{8 t t, n Ontts 17 4 176i 17 21 173It i 17 11 17 5 8 0 le 2n7I213 3 27 7 20 2 ...

... LVODOV £11AKWsB':-M ONDAY. CtOlON l'XCIINCtiE. Tll illtilrlis of till' IIirriVels or litiglisi .11Welat for hil'- 1,as~t stk shfl' ipoetlards of I1,0(0 tuiilterrs, iboiit 8,000 oc which wemc rtnedvi- r roitti l.iieotilsiire til, Csfnloltridlgesliire. of Oa[ts t rli't'ilitst wart ,is the inicreitst, svilslt those ot otlier Graitl, as sailt as lltir, wt'q- oule to a Illodii'rfle ixtett. Firish ...

... M W 'BY MARKET c 0 p Dlb The paric har been cheeckt not remains to b)e seen ; bul market has assumed a firmer I)een discunt)miiietl. Owing beltcr, Consols Jhave imIprov, with the closing price of' yes day bering 9,t In t for the have heard no sprecial cause provement in the national sqe tions beinig now made Nvithi I(Jlv appearaince to time pric( doulbt, been so large as to rn sellers on ...

... 1Lt TULES DAY. k The weather has noow begun to tell upon the ope- , rations of the Stock Excbange, Rnd, the fimndes have ty given wvay to-day nearly ; per cent., owing to the o- heavy rains. Console opened at 92j, advanced to m 921., -when a fall was experienced, the market re- u ceding under the pressure of a series of sales to 921 th closing however * per cent. in advance of that price, Ur ...