... 'LEEDS CORN MARKET. MAY 28.-We are fairly supplied with XWheat; the arriv~als of other arttcleas re small. Tie continued dry weather beingecon-. sidered detrimental to the. Wheat on lightlands, thermarket has assumed more firmness, and the highest rates Of Friday are readily made to-day. Beans and Barley are each la. per quar- ter~dearer. In oats and Shelling not muth alteratton. Other- ...

... ?? LONDON NEWS OF FRIDAY MORNING. c02 ROYAL EXCHANGE, London, Tlursfdap Eeeing. of The Joint -Stock Bank Committee met to-day, but having in, only received this morning a copy of Sir Robert Peel's Bill, they of adjourned further to consider it. A A treaty of commerce has been concluded with Meck- as dcl lenburgb. $ pei THE MONEY MAIO3tET.-The funds have been firmer to- day, and we note a rally ...

... I Zbe Jnarketo.I MANCHESTER CORN MARKET.-SATURDAY We have had another week of dry, parching wveather; nor is there at present any appearance of a change. The trade since our last has been flat, and nothing has been done in any article beyond what has been necessary for present supply. Wheat and flour have rather receded in price; but all other articles have maintained their late value; and the ...

... IfRARKUTS. | PRESTON MARKET.-Saturday last. We had en inereosed supply of Wheat at this morning's market, which was disposcel of on castor terms: the teade, en the whale, was dull and languid. Floor was in batter demand, at old prices. Oat- meal was in sparing supply, but more actively looked after. Potatoes again advanced nearly Is. a toad. Butter was bought at cheaper rates, ranging 1d. par ...

... PRICES OF-SHARES IN CANALS, RAILWAYS, BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COMPANIES' STOCK. - ?? Price. i r-ke. £.s. di CANALS a 41n& 5 10 Ahon and Oldbam..av.. 971 £7 12 ii ?? 0 73- 73 36 0 Calder and ?? 1600 00 160 216 7 0 Grand Junction ?? 100 0 0 21) 290 Huddersfield ?? 87 6 6 22j 2 7 6 Kennet & Avon ?? av. 31 18 10 - I iti Lancaster ?? 47 6 8 33 38 34 II. Leeds nd Liverpool ?? 0 0650 ex., 650 ...

... CORN EXCFIAN ARh, lfonadw, May 217 The weatier is at present cold and ungenial, though we have a few more indications of rain. From the accounts received this morning, we collect that spring corn is suffering materially from the long-continued drought, whilst the grass lands exhibit a sorry appearance. Our market is very well supplied with Wheat from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, whilst we note ...

... ZVtA!LKMT ZNTELLZGENCE, l- LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.-Mo.NDAT. e There was amederate arrivalof Enli sh wheatfrom thassercoun. ties this morning, bI h taerled evy for all descrlptlens, par- ticularly secondary qualitles,'which must be saritten is. cheaper. Of rnew Baltic a large quantity is ofl'ering, duty paid, from the vessels i.for which, as wall as old foreign,there is only a limiited demoand ; ...

... - , ?? WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, .YESTERDAY MAY 31. There is a very amall supply of Wheat at this day's mar- ket, for which a steady demand exists, at fully last week's - prices. In consequence of. the long continuance of dry weather, with little prospect of an alteration, Barley and Beans have been held firmly, at an advance of Is. per qr. Shelling and Oats are in improved demand, at rather ...

... ?? ' , -'Bazikrupt. : t - 11 ?? _ 1 . w X. .I . , ' ~ g1 ' ?? i ?? SmIth,i Baicnp nda Mianchest~i, osiiio~prjteri, Jt,,i 4 an'd Wly i, at elveni, at the Court of0 s BsutbyMa th heter. Mr. .r. scr, offibcal ashee, MahnehetoAr;: ils. MeAetiti Atli.on ?d nderes machtster. . . . ,, ?? I J. ?? Johnion'and W. Chptman,: Man~hes~er, manuistng chemists, June 4 tat eleven, jand JeUo 26j at ?? at the ...

... ' . :. MAR1ETS0.: LIVERPOOL;.CORN- EXOHAIRGE.-Tuswedoj Maji 28. 'We have again to report a horpe awrvevl of Wheat from abroad; bat the supplies of Grain, 1lour, end Oatmeal, coasatwloand from Ire. land, are of empail amount. The transeactions in Wheat during the week have been conflined nealyto the town and nelghbouriog miliers end dealers, who have 'bought to.L moderate extent at the prices ...

... AGUCUXTU1RAL INTEMLzGcEN. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. [Fronm the Aork-Lane Ei-press, Atoay27.] The unseasonable weather experienced during the week, and the unfavourable rumours from the agricultural counties, have failed to produce anything like excitement in the wheat trade; and busineso in grain has remained in a very quiet state at all the principal provincial markets held since our ...

... 3RXSTOZ. PORTS. In the Leader, from Trinidad; 'Robinson and Co. 127 hhds 20 tres 27 ?? sugar, Io tons logwoud; D. Cave, 46 bhds 2 trcs 32 barrels segar In the Olga, from Memel]: Beeston & Co. 208 pcs fir timber, 1390 deals, 40 bund staves, 3 fatlis latbhwood; for Liverpool, 73 hundred staves In the Diana, from Memeo: Barnes & Co. 407 pcH fir timber, 60 wainscot logs, 10 hund deals, 40 hund ...