... |IL)NDON ATiVRWi'ETS, MONDAY. CO RN 3xxc [iA NI IX -Thess s.ppsly this Iisorniny vas 'sty ?? of Whcst , lsat the iveslhsss ?? reanwrkasslul .is- ?? qgrsscinst 're/ps' ssd osr hsp'r~s ;ss'tssyodly jar 11irs a's'l,-t i,I, tlhe tied~,' ratesd disli, (and the pricers at I/it s1ssy tvo k. as I ,,,ly sabi, lsss,,t isi,!,j' ar fine ssnylo's. Barley is /i5 fair (1inasund Is ?? tail k' prices. (at., fc ...

... ,91_)c ffilarWO. MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, SATURDAY.- I With the exception of wheat to Wabiefield, the arrival of which is pretty liberal, the supply of the week to this and d the principal markets of this district is moderate; and t although the languid state of the London trade tends to s restrict the operations of the buyers, a steady business has c been done, at prices folly as good as those ...

... ?? June 20.-Scarcely any corn at our market tiday but wheat, of which there was a moderate su ly, but farmers were not disposed to take the decline in Mark Lane, and prices may therefore be called nearly the same as last week, ?? 47s. to 52s. Beans 27s. to 28s. Peas 28s. to 30s. per ?? shew of cattle was not so great as last week, consequently almost every thing met with a sale, with but a ...

... tibterpoof itts,0 C-u*4eft._7J COOIL THURSDAY. JUNE 15, 181.4hr iUCLNA PROD)UCM-For Bcttah, Plantation Sugar te y baa been a fair demand; and steady prices paid for 5 had'. o West India, (one ball Ne ...

... MONEY MA RKET aond CIIY NEWS. TUESDAY The fine weather, with an increased anxiety amongst the Bear party to purchase back their stock, has produced a futrther imnprovement in the Engtlishl funds, Console being now quoted 94j to & for the Opening; Bank Stock, 180; the Three per Cenats. Reduced, 95 to i; the Three-and-s-Half per Cents. Reduced, l0li; Exchequer BiIJ1, at lid. per day, are 64s. to ...

... LIVERiPOOL MARKBTS. COTI'ON MIARKET, Jusn 6. The deMundl for' Cotion ]iue not been brdek, but prleeu bave inet iThl steady ltmfpprt', end4,>Onbulebte e rchanged bonds to-day, at our rlleviousl6 qaotettoinw. The ebtles bare included. 7Ot Surats, frrn JUNB7, ur: 'Uto~r, Se.-- No ranactOtis of' any importaluce thavo taken] place iti oumar aket~ this Inruind.li bnt holders still Inaln. The indhue ...

... HUDDERSFIELD MARKET, JUNE 6.-The was a very large attendance of buyers this day, and very little business done in any description of goods. Wools, Oils, &G. steady. MANCHFSTER CORN MARKIET, SATURDAY, JUNE 3. The weather during the weeek has been exceedingly wet and ungenial * and, with continued scanty sup- plies of prime Flour, the trade in that article has been of an animated character. at ...

... Arfcultttral ant 00onmux1cfal .JiMarMiets. I .. ?? - ?? ere HULL CORN EXCHANGE, June 13.- We have again to n a report another week of cold unseesonable weather, accompanied es. with a considerable fall of rain. Thei wheat trade h1S caODe- the quentlyremainledveryflrm, and on some descriptions an advaace the of 2s per qr has been ?? At this day's market we were of only moderately supplied with ...

... er- DeS BANKIRIPTS. MI alf All the Meetings of Com~nissioners In Middlesex are held at ths A on Comsnissionsers' Cosut. Basinghall Street, London. J 3ut BLACK Donald, John Alfred GORE, and Robert TAYLOR, cT of Sambrook Court, in the city of London, merchants, co- A of partners in trade, to sur. June 24, at 11, and June 28, at 12.- G f Sols. Cooper and Co., Manchester.-Pet. cr. John Emmett, o ...

... SIIIPIPING INTBLLIGRNCR. The ToIl lowing is tin eitructof a letter receIved itLloyd's from their Agent at (Gibraltar, diated June 15.- i 31er Majesty's stehroer Lizardi arrived fron Mialana on tile I4tt instant, snd reports that the Juntl, consisting of somie of the irob, e were stil i a pouver, nlill about levying contributions. General Al- serez wor within a lingua of Mialagn, but waited ...

... LIVERPOOL MA RKETS. REVIEtW 0F THlE LIVERPOtiOL COTTON ItAttIBul rota, Tru WEBK IENDING FRIIIAY, JUNEz 23. 'Pro stentloas in ott r mttrket cootfinus rather lirilled ; the prevaillong fiotuor lisa born gloom and delouse turtitig the liole week. Cotton hue~i brett freely ollhred, ntit for somte dtescrlptions prices are rathicr inclined ii fttvour of the buyer. Tlice Is not in ich inquiry, for ...

... I= I CORN.AIARKtET..-JUNE 16.' The unexpected favorable ebangre in the weather now experiencedi5 - likely to be attended with the most beneficial 'results. Tile Grain trade in Mark-lane had very much of anh improvin' aspect during' tbe early part of the week, in consequence oftheeontihiued- rain. This morning the WIsHAT ,rade is very quiet, and the transactions occurring too few to note any ...