... xameto. LONDON CORN ECHAINGE-May 12. The continuance of the fine weather causes the Whent trade to rule very dull, end although freely offered at the reductiofn noted on Mfonday, so little business was traasacted, that we only can report prices nomiunaly as befere. The supplies of Oats beingstill under our consumptive requirements, and themarket being bare of ship samples, a farther advance of ...

... . C-alitfam I TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1848. PRICES OP STOCKS THIlS DAY. Bank Stock ?? 199 IndiaBonds under 1000 lOpm. Ditto for Account ?? -South Sea Stock . - Three per Cent. Red An. S9 Do. Old Annuities. - Three per Cent Con. An. 89 Do. New Annuities ?? 86S New 5 per Cent.Aun - Consols for Ace 89 New 34 per Cent ?? 89' India Stock for . - New 5 per Cents ?? - Canada Guaranteed Debs. - Long ...

... CORN TRADE DURING THE WEEK, (From the Slnippiag and MercCantile Gazette. April 28.) The weather, during the early part of the week, was tole- rably fine, but we have since had a return on the road of wet, and the temperature remains exceedingly low for the advanced period of the year. The continued wet is decidedly unfavour- able, but we are inclined to think that a gradual rise in the ...

... A meeting of teirectors was beld on TtesdayjaeN l Gallaway, Esq., inthe chair. !ty T&i' uesdaylaspw,- W. TRIAL BY Juan>-The Secratigi beted, thatW.iidocu-E ments on this subject were still in i d tds of tbipfitsjittee, and as noproposal was now before 'dattnt for ar itg the law, he would propose that the e5'h4. eshould et'ider the ( matter more fully before reporting, unless, indeed, the ...

... ?Rargvts. LONDON CORN EKCRIANGE-July 17. We had. a good supply Of English wheat this morning the quality and condition in general fine; it was cleared off early by our own mnillers, at a reduction of 2s. to 3s. per qr. from last Monday's prices. We con Linac pretty liberally supplied with Iforeigni oats and barley, but very short of borne growth. We note both articles slow sale at last ...

... EDINBURGH SHARE LIST. WzNnnsAx, Arous'n 16, 1848. mwviicud Whe nescripttooa of Stock. ~* !Paid~ Price. pot Cenlt. flanks. £7 IApri.,-t&C iRankofgcotland ?? I~£2 £s0 000 0 9 03 6 Jn -Dec-I. r3itlb Linen C, . 00 00 195 00 4 0 fl ?? std tin BaI ?? 24i ;I 'e.Aug'ci t ofrniasgaw Bank. 1010la 2 6.1Do. Do.. ?? 0~20 101 1290 , Iearn. & July. .Cmnrca 5W 10 9 is My& ?? coser BalC-- 25 S 07 0 ii ...

... bft trnt fittell frnt e, Scilly, San. 21.-On the evening of the 18th inst. at six P.z the schooner Eagle, Scott, of and from Glasgow, for Charente struck on the western rocks on these islands, and foundered; the master and crew took to the boat, and reached this island at two a.m. of 19th inst. in safety, and are about to be forwarded to their homes by the agent to Shipwrecked Fishermen and ...

... saftety. LONDON COR0 EXCHANGE-April 14. At tbis day's market English Wheat ilted steady at Mon- day's prices, with a better sale for foreiggn at that day's cur- rency. Barley and malt bold their value. Pease unaltered. There was a more regular demand for Oats at the present re- duction, and the market being somewhat relieved of the pres- sure from former arr ivals, assumied a more healthy ...

... B. P. SUGAR-The market has been very steady, but not brisk, this week, and a fair business has been done at last week's prices. At public sale to-day, 20 hIds. damaged and does to-morrow. REFINED.-The market is iatherdull; low Dutch, ils.; low St. Lucia sold at 30s. 6d. to 87s. A public sale of Barba- middling and fine, 55s. to 68s. LONDON MAItRETS. (From the London Price Current. Nov. 14.) ...

... COMTElRCIAL INTELLIGENCE t. Saturday Evening n Although no decided improvement can be reported e this week, there is a much better feeling, and more confidence in the maintenance of tranquillity, This is, of course, to be attributed in a great measure to the pacific passing off of the threatened monster de. a monstration of Monday in London. The advance in Stocks has been fully 2 per Cent. ...

... REVIEW OF THE BlEHriSH CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. I - - - - ?? .. . .I (IFrom the. ?? F~rp1'nes.) No change has taken place iu the character of the weather since our last. A few partial showers have fallen int different parts of the country; bht not sufficient to be of much service to the spring-sown crops, which gencrally stand in great need of raiu. Wheat, on thc contrary, exhibits ous ...

... REVIEW OF THE BT[SH CORN TRADE DURING THE. FS wEEK. (From, teg Mark, lane B-sp--i Ble The weather bas not been altogether favourable ale our lest, a greet deal of rain baving fall~en in different Parts Of the country, which, ?? a o thde work, what imparted a somewhet alolely appearance Beon thme young wheat plant. This is more particularly the aeon blame weald ?? lands, where instead ofka ...