... BIRMINGHAM_ 3ARKETS.-Yesterday. PROVISIONS. BTcTER, Waterfords and Carlows, ) cwt . ?? 104 Clonmells, V ?? ?? ?? Northerns, 'ci cwt ?? . 9S Dateh, 1 cwt .. ?? 116 K iels, ' V c t ?? ?? ?? 1 4 Ostend, V dozen 9. fresh, English, ti dozen ?? 13 CCE:ESE, Derbys, V 112 Ibs ?? t0 Warvick and Leicestershire, V 112 lbs. 03 Staffordshire, V. 112 lbs ?? 56 :heshire, V 112 lbs . ?? 66 G IOuCesterIsire, V ...

... ?? our own Correspencent.) rest LON~DON, MONDAY AFTYERNOON. ho- Consols: have been heavy to-day, the India news S den exercising a somewhat unfavourable effeot, and prices II ila- have receded 4 percent. The opening quotation was ~ae 95J J for the August account, and a decline has since ich occurred to 954, at which there were buyers at three IL the o'clock. Tia- Produce markets are very quiet ...

... COTIBMCIAL, (TFroA our ?? (CoNepondlent.) 0 LONDON, SATURDAY ArTnEnROON. h The funds opened at the closing prices of yester- ;o day, being 95& 0 for money, and 96; for the account. e They have remained without alteration all the A morning. The produce snarkets are firm. The d return of the Bidok of England this week is eon- if sidorably more favourable than that of last, and yet it is nto as ...

... MONDAY, JULY 1.-Wind S.W. The Centurion, arrived here from New York, was in contact with the echooner Venus, hence for Cork, l7th instant, off Tuskar. The latter sank with all her crbw, except oue man, eaved by the Centurion. The Phonix, for Philadelphia, has put back leaky. The Goldifinder, for Calcutta, hae put back with loss of bow- sprit, by contact with an American ship. AnRivED. ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENC . n, ARSRIvED AT ABrlDRNs.-Jnlly .. Duke of Richmond, Campbell, la Leith Victoria, Urqnhart, Peterhead; Duke of Rothesay, Cargill; Y Inverness. -7. Prince Consort, Parrott, Lerwick; Mary, Noble, le Fraserburg; * Agues Kelly, Gibson, Sealim ; Bowiena MDensingee, ae aenge, Amsterdam.-8. Craggs, Veril, Stettin; Spartan, Catt, on Poolewe -9. Earl of Caithness, Mnrray, Wick ; ...

... ?i rbf), qladAct?3- t V1, F A STI'. Tu'i)oa.Y JUL G.-13o1OUoii M1AhliC.x OEIIr.l 1 tIUCE.-lIIJIfl. -Pork, 40. to ISo OIld per cevt. of 1t01bs.; Balter, Ilinip), 9d to Itd per lb.); lo., crock, 1l9id to 1ld per do.; tirkin, 9.ld to SIid per d.- I 'qeiotbls.- Potatoes, eriles, oew, Is ad to i) Oild per tr. I ;itOc reeks, old, 4 lid to is Gd doo.; M -M illa . (to ld.-- IIUY us4 .SIIYOa.-Ihla, ...

... EDINBURGH *ARE LIST WNEN'ESDAY, JIULY 21, 1658. Di$ hr 10 C. RAILWAYS, £13. )pril - Ar'.rOtlb and For ?? 2.) 2.5, 30 00 4 Do. Avr and Mayto'a '0 l1 10 00 S Mar &Sep. Cidedonlan. ?? -- Sk Ls0.~ 77 11 0 44 Do. & Do. Do. Prefer-pene-,, Stk !OO 102510 S Do. & Do. Do. 1 ?? 25 25 I 24; 10 0 4 Do. S:Do. Do. 4perc ?? 25 25 21 10 0 O Do.&D~o. Do. Pref Qrs. .- - 7 85 I la Feb.&Auig. ClydesdaleGnaa ...

... Urabt and C;ummurm. i^soetoptolienn atitle Rlakrlet, MoeNDAY.-Tho arrival of cattle and sheep into the port of London from the continent during the past week has been very large. The Cnstom-house return gives an entry of 1,659 oxen and cows, 973 calves, 1,401 pigs, and 4,281 sheep,-making a total of 8,314 head, against 6,600 head at the corresponeing period of last year. Cheice beats were ...

... SHARBE LISTS. TUESDAY EvSIG. In the railway share market to-day business was very limited, andL steadiness generally prevailed. The principal vlriatioD8 consisted of a rise of 4 per cent. in Caledonian stoc, ?? a fall of about 4 ?er cent. in Manichester and Bhelfield. North British experienced a rather decided improvement. Great Northern and York and North Midland receded about I per cent., ...

... I The Board of Trade returns for the month and sx months ending the 30th of Jane, 1856, 1857, and 1858, were issued on Saturday. We subjoin a state- ment of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and six months: For the month. For six months 1856 ?? £10,661,087 ?? ..53,968,416 1857 . 10,630,840 ?? 60,826,381 1858 10,241,433 5 ...

... AEST ANGLIAN RAILZWAYS COA3ANY. I An extraordinary meeting of this company took place yesterday at the London Tavern, Bishopagate-street, to receive a report from the directors of the result of certain proceedings in Chancery against Messrs. Goodwin and others, and to give their santtion to an appeal against the decree of Vice-Chancellor Sir W. Page Wood. Mr. H. BRUCE in the chair. The ...

... M-A R K E T S. LONDON CORN MARKET. JULY 14. - The arrivals 'of English grain this week are very sinall, but good S of foreign wheat, and large of oats. This morning's market wits very thinly attended even by the local- trade: English wheat met , a slowv sale atlonda^y's prices, and tihe same may lie said of foreign. Barley, beanls, and pease are Hrm. Oats are a slow sale, nnd fd 6S .per ...