... collbon. TUESDAY, JUNL II, 1850. PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY. Bank ?? I India Bonds under 1000 pm Ditto for Accot. - South Sea ?? Three per Cent. Red. Au. 96 1! Do. Old Annities.. - Threeper Cent. Con. An. 97 4j Do. New ?? 96 New 5 per Cent. Ann-. - I Consols for Ac ?? New 34 per ?? 98¾ l ?? Stock for Ac. - New 5 per ?? - caunadaGuaranteedDebs. Long Annuities to expire ExchequerBil Jan. 5 ...

... -Aargrlvi. LONDON coits DrR~lAKNNGI-.Tn.I4. Althoug-h part of last wek's supply of wheat was left over for this dayis mrket, ithe shoe-v was moderate s he sales effected were at a siecinte of fully is. per q. .and a part remained urs- sold. Owing to a. large arrival of foroiga flour, the foretgn athe tt trade Is completely paralised. and to hame effiected sales a reduction of Is. per qr. would ...

... I w 0no)U i n ~ TUEVESDAY, JULY 1(, 150. O P1RIC1ES O; SOCS TPIES DAY. nke S to ce. l nia od ude 0 ?? lDito, f;.r Ar'' mnt ?? - Sasutl Sea Sto'l k ?? 1ti Three par C-nt. eled. An. 97, I), . Old nnuitioes.- Thret per Ct-o. C ,n. Anl. M DO. Ncv Annilies ?? Newv per Ci ?? - - Consuls for A ?? 99, Newt 3' ?? (-t ?? f. 9S4 mi', Stoekl;+ fr A ?? Now- ;. p.r ?? - Cn:la ranteed Debs. ALo lm Anie:m ...

... MAN(otorsnmR.-Wo consider the 'week's advance in yarns to be on the average quite Id. per lb. In 40-inch sbirtins there is a rise of about 3d. per piece-36-inch shirtings ale firm in price and fair in request. Loew printing cloths are still ne- glected, but the wider and better makes go off very well, and prices are in favour of the producers. The improvement ex- tends to some kinds of ...

... vabas fittrligntt. L the Portsrnoutb, May 19. i re- The Birkenhead iron steam troop-ship, Commander J. A. rable Steven, arrived here yesterday with the depot of the 16th Foot, from Guernsey. They landed at the dockyar2, and took quar- mcil ters pro tem. in Anglesey Barracks, Fortsea, which they leave Is of to-morrow for Hythe Barracks, near Sandtte. On the arrival m to of the Birkenhead in the ...

... 1--l- ti:9t it It I t' r E 1 2 Arbroath, Feb. I.-The Anes, Brown. from Aberdeen to Gintsow, went ashore 2Sth Jan, at the Car Lochl, but was got off in a very leaky state, and has come to this port, where she haas discharged, anl bean put upon the patent slip to repair. The dlarma-e is Said tl be considerable. Malta, Jan. 26.-The Apamne, Rasson, of Dundee, from Ga- latz to Queenstown, put in ...

... abal *utcitageutre APPOINTMENTS. Woolwich, Aug. 17. a Lieutenants Parkhurst Chase (1847) and S. B. Piers (1849) : to the Albion, 90, atDevonport. a Chaplain and Naval Instructor Anthony Salkeld, B.A., P (1845), to the Retribution steam-frigate, at Portsmouth. G Midshipmen Thomas HI. B. Fellowes to the Vengeance; 'Thomas F. Richards to the Retribution. Master's-Assistants WV. D. Speeres to the ...

... ?? $+T a r R r t -e?. n, L)ONDON COR EXCHOANGE-July S. n Since Monday. the arrivals oF Rnglisb ivhe .t for our market,. lee coastwise, as well as by lard carriage, have been on a very liruit- ill, ed scale. To-day, very few s emples of either red or white were n. on offer, while the demanid ruled steady. at fully last week's n, quotations. From abroad. upwards of 10,000 quarters of ivheat le- ...

... AWP30nr,?-A, intali3irearr. SOUND LIST. AUg. 1.-GustaV. Martensen, Dundee, Liebau-Pertlishire, Du~ncan, do., Riga-DBarossa, Morrison. St David's, Cronstadt -Bloom, Paterson, Wick, Stettin-Zealous, Laren, Alloa, Crorstadt-Bellona, Iarerm, do., do.-Albion, Caig, Montrose, Riga-Edith, oMuodie, Kirlkcald,, Cronstadt-Columbus, Lind- siy, Iriverke:thing,, ?? Canning, Reay, All'a, do.- Euphemia, Beck ...

... Sartctt. LONDON CORN EXCHLANGE-August 5. We bad a smaller supply of wheat this morning fromn the home counties, which was disposed of on the terns gof this day week. Foreign met but a linmited inqurry, and prices may be considered nominally unaltered. There was a fair dermand for barley. beanu, aned pease, at former rates. Oats are held firmly for late prices, but the sale is slow. GUacREs er ...

... Cabal ki ntcltucneo Tun ARcTrC ExPErIDonm.-The Ptarmnigan' one of the vessels purzhase i for Captnin Austin's expedition, arrived at Woolwich on Saturday mnorning from New castle, where she vas constructed and sold by Mr Stinth, her owner, to Government. She will be immediately talen to Mr Greeo's ship-building yard at Blackivall o obe surengthened, puevious to her departure for the Arctic ...

... MarReti. GRAMN, &c. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-Dec 6. The present week's arrival of English wheat up to our market coastwise has been very moderate, viz., 2220 quarters, mostly from Essex and Kent. By land carriage and eampie the re- ceipts fresh up this morning were limited, and of very middling quality. Owing to the small number of both town and coun- try buyers in attendance, and the large import ...