... I - . _ I . CORN.MARKET-JSLY 7. Theweatherhastindergone a slight changesince the beginning of the'weha'k bvijng a few partial showsers, and the temperature being somewhat cooler. h We have had less English WHSAT during the week than usual, anld th illechavo readily taken off such samples as were exhibited. The fewI p~arcels offering this morning woere held at very full prices.J In Foreign ...

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... Lord Abinger: Pray did the Marylebone Bank profess to give in- tte~et to their customners I-Witness: Yes, my lord. lord .binger, addressing the jury, said he hoped this case would e awarning to them, and induce them, as well~ as other persons, 0ever to employ a Lo'ndon Bank which professed to allow interest to ?? for their money. The system was extremely bad, and ustsin the end, in most ...

... CITY, FRIDAY EVENING. No policy is so fatal to a commercial community as an 5DO decided one. Our Ministers appear, in the eyes of the public, to have no policy of their own save that of a pitiful, cheese- paring, and nibbling tendency, which the stomachs of their friends can by nQ means digest, but which is highly nutritious to their enemies. The commercial world ask-are we to have Free Trade, ...