... San RI-Arkels, k. RUGBY CORN EXCHANGE, Taesaday.-Wlieat sold readily from 23s. to 24s. per bag. Other grain unsettled in value. The same day the town bakers raised the best 4lbs. loaf to 76d., while the Flour and Meal Company were content with 5i;l. WOLvEatHA3i'TON CORN MARKET, Wednesday.-At this day's market there was a large supply of wheat, both frona dealers and growers, and an advance of ...

... i yrn hedtts, X. IUDNDON. C602N ElxlANeg, Yesinxday.,-The weat:var osna~turdey~wa..'Wel, but.since-has been tne. Mund va iable .to- d&3. westeri.y The suprly. of English wvheat to tblsmarnegs unawkrit wvs mnoderab , aa.ieldby severl:ffactora for 23.to s. per quarter advanca. Tt , seles.effested, howerere, were at neimproye- n-sot, of I.s par qr artor, over the rate- of this day seo uight Pher4 ...

... gunjordal 40 'i'liow-lati. WIDNESDAY EUaING, July Gth. There was little business doirg on the Stock Exchange to-dy,. Operttions are again suspended, all interest cen- tering in the ?? of prussia, largely as they must be during the war. RIeuter's telegram to-day states that the PIrussian Governinent rmeditates an extra- ordinary sitting of the Federal Diet, and that all the reserve contingefnts ...

... LONDON METAL MAPRKET,-SATuRDAY. COPPER. is. B. a. g. 5. d. Copper wire ?? per lb. 12- 0 1 2J Ditto tubes ?? ,, 0 1 2 -- Sheathing and bolts ?? ,, 0 1 o- - Bottoms ?? ?? 0 1 0 - 0 1 1 Old (Exchange) ?? ,, 0 011 - - Beat selected .. ?? 115 0 0 - - Toughcake ?? , ,, 112 0 0 - - Tile . ,, 112 0 0- B iurra Burra , ,, 113 0 0 - IRON. Per Ton. Bare, Weloht in Loudon ?? 1 0 - 7 0 0 Ditto, to amve ,. , ...

... Aron w LUarlwts, ?c. LIVERPOOL CORNMARKET, Tnesday.-We had only few buyers at our Corn Exchange this morning, and the demand for all articles was quite in retail. Wheat mast be noted 1d. to 2d. per bushel, flour fully 31. per barrel and sack, and Indian corn 6d. per quarter lower than last market day. Oats might have been bought at Gr. per bushel and oatmeal Od, per load less money. Beans and ...

... LONDON METAL MAKRKET.-Saturday. COMMxs. £E. a. d. £. a. a. Copper wire ?? lb. 01 2 - - Dittottisbes ?? ?? 0 1 24 - 01 21 Sheathing and bolts ?? . 0 1 0- - Bottoms ?? 0 104- - Old (Exrelmege) ?? 0 010 - - Best selected ?? per ton 110) 10 0- - Tough cake ?? ,. 107 10 0 - . Tile ?? 147i 00- - Blurraft Brra ?? ?? 110 00- -111 0 ..IRON. Per Ton. Bars, Web~b, in London ?? 0, 0- - Ditto to arr'ive ?? ...

... LONDON METAL MARKET.-Saturday~- REssAses.-Oar market has undergone a slight improvement' but not sufficient to enable sellers to realise higher prices; a con siderable business, however, his been transacted, which wii pro bably tend to stiffen, and, perhaps, effect a gradual rise in quota- tions; nevertheless, the demand at present is of too uncertain a character to rely upon Its continuance ...

... (90nmerctia a paetnrl. SATURDAY EVsnTiG, June 25th. The Stock Exchange was all excitement to-day, upon the receipt of the telegrams from Paris announcing another great victory gained by the Allies over the flower of the Austrian army. It is difficult to under- stand why such a result shoald cause the English Funds to advance three-eighths per cent., seeing that each battle gained by the French ...

... 601A Bracket$.' &f. LONDON, CoBX EXCHANGE, Yesterday.-Tlhe supply of wheat from Essex and Kent to this morning's inarket was very small, an1d it consequently met a quick sale, at an advance of Is. to 2s. per quarter upon the rates of this day se'nnight. - Foreign com- mnaded the extreme prices of last week, htit the ecqniry being lees active than on Fridhy only a limited amount of business was ...

... torn tarkdo et. W01f0C9STER CORN MARKET, SaturdAY.-We lad luit a poor attendance at market to-day. Holders of wheat asikot moro money than of late, which millers and merchants were zoat altogetlhor willing to accede to ; however, by the close of the mnm- ket so advance of 2s. per quarter was obtainaed oni the best sampleg offered. The supply was moderate. R~ed, wheat fetched If. Oild. to i7s, ...

... Last night a meeting was held in the Corn Exchange, Coventry, to pass resolutions condemnatory of the proposed Government Reform Bill. About 4,000 persons were present, and the pro ceedings were diversified by considerable noise and confusion, snd two or three uproarious individuale were forcibly ejected. Sir Joseph Paxton, one of the representatives of the city, was present, and on entering ...

... season (oaltut. (AFost Last NZ'igs Gaaedk) BANKRUPTS, GEORGE PARSLOW, Old Street, St. Luke's, timber merchant, to surrender August 6at l, Septembergat 1, atelankrupts' Court. SoL, Jukes, Bridgewater tEquare, Barbican; off. assig., Whit. more, Basinghall Street. ROBERT HAYWOOD, High Street, Homerton, grocer, August 5 at 12 , September 2 at 1, at Bankrupts' Court. Sob., Lawrence and Co., Old ...