... BRITISH CORN TRADE DURENG THE PAST WEEK. Nothing has occurred since our last to alter in the slightest degree the position of the wheat trade. The weather has been of the same splendid character as before. and the grow- ing crop is admitted on all hands to be exceedingly promising, a circumstance which would of itself, in ordinary cases, have been sufficient to have caused a further ...

... Prices of wheat have hitherto been well supported on the Continent, owing to a conviction that the march of free trade in England will afford foreign merchants the means of send- ing their property here at the low duty of 4s. or 5s. per onar- ter. We are inclined, however, to think that the value of the article will have to give way on the other side before much business can be done; at all ...

... Martsto. LONDON COtN EXCHANGE-june 1S. The supply of English Wheat by land-carriage samples this morning being even smaller than of late, factors realized an ad- vance of 3s. to Is. per quarter, at whiich the whole Was quickly cleared off. Business in foreign is extremely limited, and thie demand of bonded1for export has nearly subsided. 1arley is more inquired after, and our quotanious are ...

... stomma lEntelitiffirnre. The itobina, which sailed from the Clyde for Rio Janeiro IOth Nov. and was reported in our last not to have been since heard of. was in Killybegs 12th Jan. and is supposed not to have left that place for two days after. SOUND INTELLIGENCE June 6. Pomerania, Berner, Wolgast, North Ser--7. Mercator, Pedersen, Wick. Stettin-Victoria, Kermaack, Rostock, Leith- Caroline, ...

... MANCHESTER, Saturday.-Little has been doing this week either in goods or yarns. The feeling that the corn bill must pass the Lords has given additional confidence to the manufac- Iorers, who, in consequence, require higher prices. ROCHDALE, Monday.-On account of the holidays last week, fewer goods were offered for sale to-day. There has also been a very thin attendance of buyers, and little ...

... !Tr~n TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1846. PRICES OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Biank Stock ?? -uIndia Bonds ?? 20 Ditto For Account ?? .Ann. Jan. (1860) ?? 10u} Three per Cent. Red ?? Q 95i; Ditto, New (ditto).. Consols for ?? - Ditto (Oct. 1859) 0 I Three and i per Cents. - Ditto (Jan.1S30) . Ditto Reduced ?? - Ditto (Oct. 1880) . Ditto,ditto, ?? 7 Four per Cents . India Stock ?? - ExchequerBills.. ?? 15 pm ...

... loyflf SATURDAY, JUNTE 13, 1 846. PRICES OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock ?? India Bonds ?? .. 27 Ditto for Account ?? Ann.Jan. (1860) 1u Three per Cent. Red ?? 95.[ Ditto, New (ditto) - Consols for ?? -[Dittov (Oct. iS59).. - Thrce and 4- per Cents .-Ditto(Jan.1830) - DittoeReduced ?? - Ditto (Oct. 1880) - Ditto, ditto, New . ?? 5Four per Cents - India Stocek ?? - ?? 16 pot. Bank of Ireland ...

... 'abat EntelHtanvre. THE SQuAnaRoN OF EvoLnrIos.-Vice Admiral Sir William Parker, Bart., the Commander-in-Chief of the Mediterranean, station, arrived at Gibraltar on the 3d iust,, in his flag-ship the Hibernia, 104, Captain Richards, C.B., on his way to meet and take the Command-in-Chief of the squadron of evolution. The Virago, steam-sloop, Captain Sir G. Otway, accompanied the admiral. The ...

... IMPOrTANT NEWS IOWM ThllU UNITED STArTS AND MCE3tICO- t DEFEAT AND ?? OP TIlE MEXICAN A IN TWVO 3ATTLES a -GENERAL VEt1GA TAKEN PRISONElR, AND SENT TO NEW OtRLEANs. C LiverpDol, Saturday night. The steam shipi Britannia. Captain Hewitt, arrived in the r Mersey to-night, shortly after ten o'cock, making the pes- sage, including her stoppage at Boston, in a few hours overt twelve days. t She ...

... INVESTAMENTS. C DINIBURGH1 SHARE LIST. SATURDA'Y, .lso IS, 14E. I -c To-Day'sSse. - ations. On CbAge. Per Cent.& B3an3ks. i 6 e £ £ n. BankofScotland 100 l00 i'M 3 Bririsll I-ilwft CO9'' I X 4 10 :Coiedclif Iatt Coe~dlrIC ?? ' 20 10 13 15 ,Comntet~l Bnl..OII( JUG 161 0 !pttc ?? 510 1 0 i~dini0urgl~ &1 ?? 5 ?? °i 3 Pat ?? 0 5 4 Id ol :~an Cnnr~ 10 6 17 e tolsl Banik.. .50 10 14 12 North of ...

... fRartete. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-June 12. Since Monday the arrivals of corn hare been unusually mo- derate. 1nrlish Wheat being scarce, commands the extreme prices of that day. In free foreign there is very little doing. Some quantity of Polish Odessa in bond has been purchased dur- ing the week, for Belgian account, at 40s. to 41s. 6d. per qr. i f o b., 43s. 6d. per qr. afioat, including ...

... xabat 'Entrutamr. DEPARTURE OR TfII SQUADRON OF EVOLUTION. - This morn- ing, at five o'clock, H.M.'s ships Trafalgar, Rodney, Superb, Vanguard, Raleigh, Belleasle, and Brilliant, got under weigh with a light breeze, and moved out of the harbour in beautiful style, laying to for a short time off the Lighthouse, where they were joined about nine o'clock by the St Vincent and Queen, carrying the ...