... 6DIR 1Taddo, at. BiBMIINGRAII CORN MARKET, Yesterday.-During the present week, Is. per quarter improvement has been reali'sed. on tie wheat which baa changed hands. Barley frilly as dear. Oats held for mere money. Beaus and peas unaltered. At this day's masliet there was a very large supply of Eaglsir wheat, and the trade closed dull, at is. to '2s. per quab ter above the currency of this day ...

... . =tus & k. leNEoN ComR ExCiANGE, Yesterday.-Thle weather on Saturday was fine, but has since been cold, foggy, and daup, with night froste. Wind S.E.; to-day, N.E, The supply of Eng. lish wheat in this morning's market was nsmall, poor in quality and in bad condition; a few picked qualities were taken at the fall prices of thie day aneurnight, but the bulk remnained unsold at a late hour; the ...

... 60maurdd Rut vaaarg. TUESDxY EvENING, September 27. The Funds were quoted lower at the opening to-day, and the market was weak throughout the morning; but prices rallied on the purchase of Stock, and upon ad- vices from Paris, which were read more favourably. The Government broker purchased £10,000. Stock, as he has done for many days past, as the feeling was much better at the close. Consols ...

... THE LIVERPOOL EMIGRATION I TRADE I ErTrAORDItatiY D:ECLJNE DURING THi YEAR 1858. The returns of emigrants sailing from the Mersey for colonial and other porte exhibit a decline of I nearly 50 per cent. whien compared with the returns I for the year 1857. In the month of January, the i decrease on tho general emigration of Liverpool I when compared with the corresponding pcriod of 1857 was 1983 ...

... Mr. Walpole's bill to regulate the keeping and sale of poisons is one of those well-meant but abortive measures which obstruct rather tham promote the social improvements they are intended to secure. It takes up the matter at the wrong end. It is a bill of pains and penalties, of petty regulation and vexa- tious interference. It aimsat preventing the mishaps arising from ignorance, ...

... INCOME AND EXPENDITURE OF THE CORPORATION. The following report was submittoti to the council yesterday. It wgaadopted at ameeetingof the finance committee on the 28th of January. The financial subcoommittee appointed to consider the probablo income and expenditure of the corpora- tionlduri'4he p resent municipal year (commencing on the 1st of September, 1858, and ending on the 31st of August, ...

... -- ?? P- - (From our own Correspondent.) LONDON, SATURDAY AFTFRNooN. Consols opened to-day rather dull, oowing to the uncertainty in the position of domestic politics. The general feeling is that a dissolution of Parliament, followed by a violent contested election throughout the country, would ruin the business of the year. Consols opened at 971 j, but fell 4* during the morning, owing to ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6. Wind HS. * - at Ilolyhead SW.. fine breeze. AnsnvED.-Yeateary: Locomotive, Bendeld, and Graws hopper, Brokenshew, from Nantes-Yeres. Kenterla, Ma- t ?? ?? Lloyd, Oporto-Marta Bacadoh, Lusia, cI ]Kreneederlso. To-day: BRonalhan, Scott, from Mobile- c Hannah, Nantes-Zetus, Robertson, Pensacola-Acor ?? cg Richards, Cadiz-Florida, Lelile, Alexandria. * ...

... (Frens our oan Correipondetat.) LONDON, MONDAY AFTERNOON. Consols opened to day at 96 to 90N for money, apd at 96G to 964 for the account. This is an improve- ment of 4 on the prices of Saturday, and shows that an improved feeling is gaining ground. The effcit of the pacifie arti.,e in the Ahoni teur of Saturday, which we mentioned iu our own. article oof that (lay, ww; very favourable, it ...

... BANKRUPTS, ?? (From tihe London Gazctlc of 2Tesday, July 26 B XNKRULT . George Parsilow, Old street. St. Luskes, timber merchlnt, to surree.!er August 5, at half ?? ole, mcd Sept. 9. oat oue, at the Bankrupts' Court: solio tr, Mr. Jukes, Bridgewater. sequar, Barblican; otlicial ae391neO, IN. Whitmor, lasiubghall- 5treet. Rtlert Haywood, Higli-ostret, Homerton. grecer, August S. at hltf-past ...

... ?? hie Le(dh n (re da of lucuy, A ugiusJ. Thomas Houlden, Earls Colne, EBrL tdoed1 in bfrree, to surrender Aug. 19, at half-past one o'clock. Un t 15, at one, at the Bamkrupt Court: solicitor, Mr. Jonus, 0chc i eoer; oflicial aslsgnee, Mr. Whitnmore, Baaiughalt-reet. , uicabeth White, Lewisham, echoolmistess, Aug. i,, at two, and Sept, 15, at half-paet one, at the Bankrupts' Court scliotora A ...

... COMMEMCIA LoONiox, WEDNwEDAY ArrErNOON. There was again a better feeling on the Stock Exchange. Consols, whioh opened at 91J to I both for money and account, advanced to 91 to 92. Gold still continues 3-10 per cent. dearer in Paris, and 6-10 per cent. dearer in Hamburg than in Lon- don, but the American exchanges are so favourable to this country as to cause the influx of gold to be , greater ...