... Tonlilleretat marticto, &r. I CORN MARKETS. HULL, Juice 1. (From Thoma-s Binnciy antI Co.'s Circular.) Arrivals of wvheat and barley continue good, but moderate of othor grain. The weather dur~ing the last fewdayslhas become quite warms and summer-like, and in every way favourable for thle growing crops; the wheat plant progresses rapidly, and with a continuance of present forcing weather the ...

... . I -, ItIonctag. coal tint W'Av. )IM WENEsDOAY EVENING, Sene 2. The market for Consols opened firm to-day, antd notwith- standing thle comparatively inanimate state of business, yesterday's prices were wecl maintained untilafter noon, when, upon a pressure of sales, a fall took place. The first decliniega in Consols were at 97j, 3, and afterwards at 97s. For the account there were dealings at ...

... I A Tuteno O'CLOCK, FRxMkY, JUNE 4, 1858. 0I11 17 O \FI,,Iy I TIL Pd MIA iE AND n~'VO0KS. ned TnsDY 10 I Arnltereoand 14.obtecoJne 43 4td 0 10 I Ititet ati ?? 1y . ?? 401 43T4 I Ito le r~ t and Cuttut, Do'n . 2 0 All 'Ilirte, .W., ?? atic Vo 'e 7C u04t 251 ?? 10 41 Sti, ?? and ?? 91 F 5d ?? 40 Si 50) Cjjeutec and 1Htlyhoea .. I 4 35 50) 1ark tend ?? 9 504 y½.e ?? Rd 1 aD ittlii tee l~ ?? ...

... wt. London sand Provinelal Grain Markets. LO-NDON coRN EXCHANG1O-Friday.I 0105 For this day's markcet tliesupplies of English grain verer moderate, !r per but tisere were goodjinoports of foreignt articles of the trade, wirth the cur sore exceptloin of flotir. English wYheict sold'steadily'at Monday's quo' the lers tations, with very -little of'this description offering. The deregod Nyci ~ r ...

... CORN ExOANxGE, iomlday, lfeay 31. This morning we had a small show of English Wheat, for which holders asked full prices; the millors, however, re- fused to operate, except on lower terms, which factors would not submit to, preferring to hold over rather than malco any concession ; quotations remnain, therefore, nominally as before. The demand for foreign was very limited, but tlre few buyers ...

... MIONIL1Y MUARKET. MONDAY EVENTNG. inst., 'lie fufls opened this ?? with heaviness,seille . tao ll et, ± pcr cent., the speculators for thc vessel Slreu5 ing. much discourage inent at the aspect Of Alexs f heosition of the account, as already the 2 lts exercises a strong, pr judieial influence. Ine e l~ieli have been entered into indicate Vinh e 0~eua;;e taning speculation for higher prices ...

... MITRE LIFE ASS UANCE COMPANY. A preliminary meeting of the shareholders of this company was held, pursuant to advertisement, on Tuesday, at the Guildhall Coffee-house, to receive, as was stated, some important information respecting the affairs of the company J. STE WART, EEq., auditor of the company, in the chair. Mr. Alderman WIRr, Who appeared on behalf of several shareholders, said it was ...

... ''ill ?? Q All LlGHTHIOUSE IN OME AND) EXPENDITURE. 'Tile Rigl-t li.o1i. E P. B3ouverie, memberfor 1 Ililarrrurt1. i~. rC ?? rP1 n ?? of tile alinual gross relO illic' of th'u ('iriribrac LigltlT'rst since 18:i7, 7tiad of the amiual expenl- slitrlir :'13ni appropriatiln of suich revenue for cach year during t f' u 1ri Le The l unilrac light. so called from the island - tilot 'Hllnl. o~u th e ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENC'E. GREENOCK. ARncvuVn-Jiuc-20. F'ling Duitchmiian, Wlinson, Newvfounllan(d Emma F. Chase Hall New York; Marie Rose, Labour, Nautes; Chas-Souchiay, iones,'Oporto, &c. 21. Drean), Wilson, Liverpool, to load for Melbourne; Cuban, Shaw. Trinidad ; Zambeze, Inglis, Montreal. 22. Couva, Thomson, Trinidad; Caledoola, Hanmilton. Montreal: Legunan, Potts, Grenada; Ignez de Castro ( ...

... ' O aEWPORT CORN MARXET, Saturday.-Average ' price of wheat, 21. Bs. 6Ud.; barley, 11. 8s. 91d. ; -oats, W. I1. 4s. 9jd. ; beans, 21. Is. 6d. ; peas, 21. 6s. Od. d I . SOUTHAMPTON CORN MAMKRET, Friday.-Wheat, - 42s. Qd. to 48s.; barley, 26s. Od. to 38s. Od.; oats, 25s. to 30s. ; beans, 37s. to 48s.; flour, 31s. Od. to 32s, per sack. ier CHICHESTER CORN MARKET.-Wednesday.-New B he white Wheat, ...

... SHIPPIvG. CUSTOM-HOUSE, JuNE 15. ENTERED OUTWAoDS.-Tle Iris for Dunkirk, Yorkshire Lass for ditto, Paris and London (No. 7) for Paris and Rouen, Maria for Stettin, Panther for Boulogne, Wonderful for Antwerp, Elise for Venice, Maria for Konigsberg, and the Brunelle for Port Philip. CLEARED OUT\VAIDS.-The Elizabeth Scott for Stettin, and the Impie for Wyborg. IN BALLASM -The Matilda (of Sweden) ...

... WEST AFRICAN MAlLS. MUTINY OF A FRENCH FREE-LABOUR SHRIP-PART OF THE CREW MURDERED -MASSACRE OF 200 OF THE NEGRO PASSENGERS. The African royal mail steam-ship Ethiope, Captain Croft, arrived at Plymouth, ona Monday night, from the west coast of Africa. Her home- ward dates ?? Calabar, April 27; Cameroons, 28 ; Fernando Po, 29 ; Bonny, May 5 ; Lagos, 7; Accra, 9 ; Cape Coast, 11; Liberia, 15; ...