... REVIEW OF THE BRIrISH CORN TRADE. f (Fomn the ?? Lane Express.1 t In consequence of the cold of the past week, the late rains have not produced the improvement anticipated in the corn tfields; nevertheless, this may prove an ultimate benefit as to, the prospective yield, thrugh every event retarding harvest' makes the consideration of present stocks more important.: Although supplies, on the ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH Coax m tl.. .. fl.7-. fl . . D. .I (From Bell'a Weekly Mee38nger.) 1 WIIEAT.-Dry samples of home grown sold atedil i M!onday's enhanced rates, and foreign qualities we y b In retail at quite as much money. Business a tr ken was firm, and prices were 2d. to 3d. per cental over fo of Tuesday. The millers at Wakefield gave is. to 2s. Per quarter advance on old samples, and ...

... Mttvnfn uIliatuc. I I . ?? , _ ~ - .- - - i ?? YORKSHIRE -MARKETS - HIALIVAX, SATJUIODAIY.-AIBg~Wlth snulnroead~demend Ca for woolthere is fa frter risein prices, Yarsw are alittle 05 better~to sell, but they do not yet, follow the. movement Dn 'the raw material, while the piece trade generally Is quiet. *o11 HrUDDERS0IL~nD, TuEsDA.Y.The demand-for woollen .Or go,,)ds continues dull. The ...

... ?? w ?? ?? - -- I M YORKSHIRB MARK'T0.- RALIAX, SATURBDAV.- Wcofl a'ii Yao : Business t6ntiaue very quiet, and prices are eomewhat unsteady, Iu~h the giving way is very slight. Thougb the ordere given ou~t for go~ds and yarns are oomparatively umo- grant ix imount, spinnersy un mpor-. lant in amount, spinners and manufacturers are still so ?? employed that the dulness has not affected prices. ...

... ~Trie l 94 0e3C 0. MONEY MAI(ET, SHARES, &c. The supplies of capltzl have been very abundant, but Vir has been very little demand for money. The Bank rinimum zemains unobaugedI but In the open market the ntes Singa from 2g to 21, while e ?? transactions take place In good bflls at 2*- The stock markets wer very buoyant on MondaY, but a quieter feeling ham supr. venod, an5 on the Derby day ...

... ffMakint~c1 &WHOW94 I yOEKSHU MA UARBSB HALIFAX, SATURDAY.-In the wola waresmae thero Is km0 autivity than for some time pasl bt o w uleay. Yarns for export wre just now iot nU atred mlter, but de. home demand eotansul Won,~ brisk. .Am = ?low^the g des given out m l0 small wam tles or mmedlate delivery. HUDDEROPLELD. TMDnAY.-Bl15InSS5 has been Much watetr. Te jhpping trade coctinues very ...

... . commervid- MONEY MARKET, SHARES, &G. The Easter holidays have to a considerable extent afooted business operations throughout the country. In the beginning of the week there was very little demand for money, while the supplies were very large. Rates onWe. nuently did not exceed from lU to lM per cent. On Thurs. thy, however, there was a better demand, and rates were quoted at 1h to 2 per ...

... 0 grmwp' I JUWFAX,8A~rMDA.-D~tiVea wek there liw ArnumA ber ef ?? s hn wool, tboogh een ffm l of sjuall Iots, Prices romain peety steady. As ;WAyam and geools, there fw ffoi~wiiht more aheer- IUDRRBPIlD, TuESDAY.-There boa been more bn g doing, and a little better feeling has been maznif ,be uhippilig trade continues duill The a iinnrs g5otinao quiet. The Iowal Wool 4Lrdo .ie ilittle ,ettor, ...

... . em- satsm -. % ? I - 1 B 1AL31AX, SAUBRDAY.-Thbwoo Mabi h qjuiet Yarns and goods remain quiet biuf d ?? demand be for the home trade, HUDDMOMSm, TUJRSDANY.-Busiaea ` lI ?? branch of trade. Both thaip f .e bouse notinuo quiet. The woo 4md omntiaua Inn~lmates ricearemaining steady t wate's.O tnues, uhoddy. an dflooks inlow qultlep 4 . mung,, Two&were in fair demand In ?? ledlnthe ordi-. nar~y ...

... MANCHESTER CIATMBER OF 00.1ROEL. I A mont)ly meeting of the direotors of this Chamber was bhd on Wenesgday, umr. Bennett, the president, in the Vim OF TRS 3hABQIr OF SAISBURY. Mr. Baley, MP., in a lotter to the secretary, informed ths Chaber that ths Marquis of Salisbury would attend the annual meetlng in Manchester of the Amalgamated nstitutes of Lanoobire and Cheshire, on Tuesday the 20th ...

... gammorclat 3,atelligence. THE MANOHE STER MARKET. FRIDAY, JuLY 26. The determined advance made in Liverpool is fatal to much of the business which is offering here or which is in abeyance. It causes prices to be raised nominally, fully in proportion to ootton, aind buyers cannot follow, having no encouraging advices from abroad. It is abundantly evident that, for a time, producers and their ...

... S H I P W RBE C S. The steamer America, Captain Lemon, which vessel arrived in England on Tuesday, reports having been in collision with the Utile, Italian barque, of Genoa, bound from Baltimore to Queenstown, on Saturday morning early. The barque sanki the captain, mate, andtwo hands were drowned; 11 hands saved. The America is slightly damaged. The steamer Atacama has been totally lost off ...