... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-June 25. The arrivals of ?? Wheat and Flour during the week have been considerable, those of English continue moderate. There was a pretty good attendance at market this morning and some inquiry for wheat, nevertheless the buyers acted with the greatest caution, and a few retail sales only were effected at Is. to 2s. per qr. decline upon our quotations, but to have quit- ...

... Lunzion. TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1847. PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY. Bank Stock ?? ?? ?? - IndiaBondsunderlOOG 4 Ditto for Account ?? -South Sea Stockl. - Sea S ThreeperCent.Red ?? 8S8 Do. Old Annuities ?? - Three per Cent An ?? - Do. New ?? New 5 per Cent. Ann - 3 per Cent. Anns. 1751 - New 3J per Cent . ?? 90Q Consols forex div ?? 881 News per Cents . ?? - India Stock for ?? Long Annuities to ...

... ffrnin SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1847. PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY. Bank Stock ?? ?? 195 IndiaBondsunder1000 8 Ditto for Account ?? South Sea Stock - Three per Cent. Red ?? 1 Do. Old Annuities. - Three per Cent An ?? - Do. New ?? New 5 per Cent. Ann -23 per Cent. Anna. 1751 - New 3;1 per Cent ?? 90i Consols fores dir - 8Ss New 5 per Cents . ?? India Stock for ?? - Long Annuities to expire ...

... WabaI Intellaf tence. Portsmouth, June 20. The Vengeance, 84, Captain Lushington, being ordered some alterations in her magazines, &c. will be necessarily detained in harbour some time longer to complete them. Commander Old- ham joined this ship yesterday, and her First-Lieutenant, Mr Rogers, joined the St Vincent, as first, also yesterday. This evening the latter gentleman was entertained by ...

... Office of Committee of Privy Council for Trade, Whitehall, June 14, 1847. Siz-I am directed by the Lords of the committee of Privy Council for Trade to acquaint you, with reference to applica- tions that have been made to this office from the fish curers of Scotland, that the differential duty which was formerly levied in favour of Norway herrings in Russia, has been abolished, and that ...

... - ~ NDINZUE~GK HELEN LIlT. WE-DmESAY, Jz~z 23, 1847. C I.) To-Day'sSalea. it tatlass. On CItange. Per Cent. flanks. £2S.d.6 S Britlsh Linen Co.-O 160010 o0D 6, 'City of Glas.EBank.. 10 I'0 2 1 6 6 IClydesdale Bank..: 20 10e 16 7 I 6 EasernBanik-.. 250112 o Exc~zak of Scot. lai671 01 TaIle ?? . 0116 120 e Nati ?? 10114 7 North of Scotlansdf 601 01 - North British Bas:kl100 11Oe 'tata O 'I ?? ...

... fgarcts. LONDON CORN UZOHANGN--Jnne 21. S, There was a moderate supply of English Wheat by land car- Irings samnples from Essex and Suffolk, this morning, of which a Ia sale or two were made at the openinig at Is. to 12s. per qr. ad- .bVance; subsequently, however, the trade became dull, and some Isproportion remained unsold at the dlose. In foreign a limited business only was transacted, at ...

... THE WEST ENDIA MAIL. Southampton, Monday Morning. The royal mail steam ship Trent, E. T. Sturdee, command- er, arrived in the river last evening, shortly before midnight, having made the passage from St Thomas's in 19 days. She brings 65 cabin passengers, and amongst her freight may be enumerated 60 tons of coffee from Jamaica, comprised in 70 tierce, 50 half barrels, and 200 barrels; she has ...

... _ . l?btaptnor Intellfarnre, Quebec, June 3.-The Klbion, Allan, from Greenock, has ar. rived at Grosse Isle. Had put into Port-aun-Basque in com- pany with the St Andrew, on account of the ice; left again on the 25th of April, and next day was stuck fast in the ice, the Belleisle being in company. A large ship in distress, with her sails furled, appeared off St Paul's Island snme three or four ...

... BRITISE CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. The weather has been decidedly broken throughout the week1 and though the rain which has fallen has done no fur- I ther positive mischief than damaging a portion of the hay in I the early districts, where cutting was commenced the first E week in June, still it has caused some uneasiness. That a I dry summer generally proves favourable for wheat in this ...

... WEEn E DI3G 1UNE 19. I EDINBURGE AND GLASGOW RAILWAY. Passengers, 22,512-Receipts tor Passengers, Horses and Carriages, Parcels, Goods, Cattle, &c. L.30,S 13 6 oarresponding week in 1846 . . 3309 8 1 NOR?}! BRITISH RAILWAY. INCLUDING DALREITH BRANCH. Passengers. horses, and carriages, lc. Llll4 15 11 Goods, parcels, cattle, lc. . . 482 19 8 Total . . .1607 15 7 GLASGOW AND AYR8asERi RAILWAY. ...

... SbCoving Intriltimenice, Lerwick, June 14.-The St George, Wells, arrived here froma Greenland, makes the following report, extending to the 14th ult.:-Eclipse, of Peterbead, 4000 tuns-Commerce, do. 4000 do.-Dublin, do. 6000 ?? of Scotland, do 5000 do.- Gleaner, do. 3200 ?? Ross, do. 6000 do.-Union, do. 8000 do.-Superior, do. 500 do.-Fairy, do. 6000 do--Hanoi- bal, do. 4000 do.-Enterprize, do. ...