... gorn, Ilarluts, k. LONDON CORN EKOHANGE, Yesterday.-T he supply of wheat from Essex and Rent to this morning's market was small, l and met a slow sale at,16. per quarter advance upon the prices of this day Wrae'iglt. The market was thinly attended, and foreign wheat neglected; its value remains nominally the same as leas week. Barley brings the extreme prices of thie day week. Beaus are rather ...

... LONDON PRODUCE MARKET-YESTERDAY. . _ r ..l. o- - - o -o1- +1 AA n 0 me,-A TEA,-Owing to the apprqach of large. pulct sates, tae aemana for all kinds of tea is very -inactive, bat we have no change to notice in the quotations. Common sound Congou, how. ever, is worth Is. 3d. per lb. The delivery, last week, was 822,2181bs. SUGAR.-Thae public sales have amounted to 500 hhds. West India: 6,700 ...

... 62 ou~n-gt2l An VutATI. THURSDAY ETErNING, Jane 16th. The market for Public. Securities opened at an im- provement to.day; Console opened at 93 to 936, and were calied 94e for mone.y with the dividend. Towards mid-day prices declined upon fresh sales, and at the close the quotations exhibited a clight reaction from the lowest price-this being 92j to 93. After official hours, buyers at 92Z. The ...

... (Dru volitts. 6c. B3ilxciZ{ A.lf CORN MARKET, Yesterday.-During the present week the weather hls beess favourable for the growing wheats, and scarcely a transaction reported; millers offering 4s. to 5s. per quarter less money, wvhich sellers would not comply with. Barley and oats both (id. to 1s. per quarter lower. Beans less in request. Peas neglecteld. The millers lowered the retail price of ...

... I - I.. ;II60mmoul b., 909109. MoNDAy EVEnING, June 20th. The Funds have fallen to-day flv4e4ighthswper cent. From th opening of the market there was a pressure of siles of stock, chiefly in consequence of the uneasy feeling cfeated by rumours ai to the probabilitiei of the ortheinf Poweis becbmmoing' involved in the, war,-the possibility 'pf 'localisirg it'(to.use LouisNapoleon's phrase) ...

... 6mmerm ? W 1.1ciulul. TUXnDAY EVEING, May' 31. The advance of yesterday in the funds was fully maintained to-day; Console opened at 93L; afterwards fell to 921, and again rose to 931, at which they closed both for money and the account. The Three per Cents. were dealt in at 91k to 92s Bank Stock at 220 to 222; Exchequer Bills fell to 17&. to 21s. premium. The Foreign Exchanges are more ...

... 190M. lurdal ab 51, guttarl. TUESDAY EVENING, June 21st. The Funds opened at an improvement to-day, and the market presented a firmer aspect. Purchasers of stock preponderated, and prices ?? recovered about one-half of yesterday's fall. The first quotations were O92- to 921; from this point the.iulctuations were 'elight, but the buyers' price improved in the afternoon, und at the close the ...

... .6metiZ~tan: Iolr. SATURDAY EVBNING, June 11th. Business was brisk at the Sto*k Exchange to-day, and Consols (which are now dealt in ex div., the books being closed) were first quoted at an advance of one quarter per cent. upon the last prices of Friday. The defeat of Ministers was regarded with satisfaction, and the tone of the market was good; but towards mid- day a slight re-action took ...

... 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 ...

... 60ril varmts, k LIVERPOOL CORN MARKLT, Yesterday.-We had a fair attendanee of dealers aud millers at our Corn Exchange this morn. ing, but the demand for wheat was quite in retail, and the rates of last market day mar he noruinally repeated; wheresales however are forced ex silp, it is necessary to mako a reduction. llour was held firmly, at former prices. A good consumptive enquiry was ...

... dgm sluketo. ? ikt- - LONDON CiolN rE'cCHIANGE, Yester'day.-The arrivale of foreign Wheat and flour this week are to a moderate extent; of al other grain q rs; There was scarcely a wheat buyer at ?? this morning. FdOglieh was offered at the deeline of Monday, but remained unsold, and the value of foreign ts quite nominal. Spring corn is quiet, at Monday's prices.' . WoV EI(ukAOI'TON CORN ...