... I I S I - - I i ! T.. x . v i b ERAIVVY '-^1ntE ' ?? ?? 3noi'eisdoe - . Srturry ' RAILWAI&-16 A b e rud se e i.. ?? 1 Ambergate,.1:ot*IgI~i, Bost 1 - l J- ct - . 1 BOenhead, ire C ab ?? ~~OLf Sntbg ...

... 'IHE MARKET COREExcureo~-A erymoderate supply ?? wheat was On ?? tioda~y'. The de'mand, however, for all kinds ruiled-very inactive, at pricesbarely equal tothose of MondayleIat. In foreign whet, scarcely a transection took place.. Fine barley. realized intil Prelcs; but either kinds were very dnll. No change In mealt. The Oat trade waelheavy, on former terms. Beans sold slowly, at 12a ter! ...

... T Ml. 1A rET Mondsay. CoRN Ettonseoa.-Having a dair supply of English wheat-in addition totliat left over from laitweek-to this morning'smarket, thut show was large, and the great bulk remained unsold. The few Odes ellected wore at a decline of from 4s to 5s per qusrter com- pared witli ModAylast. Foreigu wheat waS verj dull, and 3sto is par quarter cheaper.' Barley'Sold heavily, ?? to 2s per ...

... m8 LONDON GAZoETa. Tues. y, May 22. ; ' -. ';BAM'ERTXJP1S.i'.' . bisoy, whiolesale Rtalsoneres;§4mre SerPV'Wyat jva a ,yt ay ~ Jhiy.7, at._one, at the Banrints Co-fr S-licitor eenve elock later, bize-laue; ;fflkl assfinee, Mr Peh IIaIt essreink Bssinclls-tree-MUARIST, TOWN-ENL'C 0es-chanbers ciuster, .poulceser, may 20, June 34f,,at tw'4,. at the ?? West- Court. ttoliitoit, Mr Shaw, Furnival's ...

... _ BEFORAU I?&SSgOI&TIONs. ?? When Mr. Samuel Morley, the money-grubbjing merchant, in company with his friends, Messrs. Tite, Lindsay, &c., launched the Administrative Reform Association, I predicted that it would not enjoy a very long existence. It had a high-sounding name, but no fixed principles. It pretended to have great objects in view, but propounded the most paltry, trumpery, and ...

... :3AIUWAT ' EA= MET. . .Ih . . . ~ I Busliness donO I B hMW ,TL. nomingal P-rCe. Friday.: ?? I I _ - ?? Aberdeeft . - . o Ambergate, Nottingham, Boaton . and . Junction. Birinfghmr, Wolverhampton, a StoSr Valley Birkenhead Lan blra, &Cheeb Junction, late 53 6a. sd._. Bristol and Exeter Caledoen . - - Cheaster and Helyhead _. Direct London and Portsmouth. Dublin and Belfast Junction - Dundee, ...

... Y GRAVESEND, MAftc 20.-Wind W., ?? ?? Rotterdam (a.) fromDunkirk, Egmoads Hoop ! from Egmond, and John Ritson from the Mauritius. Sailed the Swift for Balaklava, and Panther (9.) fur Boulogne. 19. s Arrived the Coronet from Popo, Dolphin from St. Michael'; c and Burfield Brothers from Guernsey. e DEAL, MARCH 20.-Wind ?? down and D anchored, the Pdre Lancelot for Nantes. Sailed the Bal- e larat ...

... PYH4RR LlST-YE?Tni?AT. -4-- ORDINAIIY SHARES AND STOCEB. RSllwsye. Paid. Closing Prices. BuillieM Don.. Aberdesi ?? lBS 20 30% I Am., Not., Doe., & E. J 5% (14 6 Dir., Wol., &StourVal.: 1814 S 814 I Dine., Lan., and Oboe 29% 13 12 dls I I Do., Chester and Birk., £O9and£2SCen 21% 16 17 lj Ditto, ?? 8 7 ?? Bristol and Exeter 100 03 96 ?? 01% 621.4 01% 2 Chester and Holyhead 59 1814 14% CerkandBs ...

... MONEY MA RKi AND QIT YNEWSB. FRIDAY. ENGLISH FUNDS.-The English Stock market opened this morning with a quiet and steady appear- ance, but afterwards became considerably better under the influence of several purchases, and a scarcity of money stock. There was subsequently a report that the Emperor of Russia was seriously ill, and his life despaired of, but although, if it be true, it is an ...

... FVENING EDITION. I fORIIfNG VRRoNVICLE OFFICB, Friday, 2 30 p.m. THE MONEY MARKET. CITY, THIS DAY, TWELVE O'CLOCK, ConsolB for Money, 89 k* Consols for Account, 89 i. LONDON MARKETS. FRIDAY, Two P.M. CORN EXCHANGE. The arrivals since Monday comprise about 4,000 qrs of Foreigu Wheat, and 20,000 qrs of Oats. This morning the Grain trade exhibits a mildness in regard to Wheat, and prices must be ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MAOUK-LANn, APRIL 27. With the exception of Foreign Oats, of which we have had a good sup ply this week, the arrivals of grain have been moderate. There was very little English Wheat on sale on Wednesday and to-lay, end there being a good demand for it, it was readily disposed of at 3s par qr over the rates current on Monday. There was also a more general demand for Foreign ...

... MJONEy MARKET AND iITY NBIfE MONDAY. BANK FAILURE.-It was reported in the City on Saturday last, as early as ten o'clock ir the morn- ing, that the banking firm of Messrs. Strahan, Paul, and Co. were in difficulties, and had placed their affairs in the hands of assignees. As all cheques, drafts, and acceptances on, and drawn by, them were duly honoured up to the latest hours of business, it ...