... I HPLNG IKTELLKGENCE. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20. Wind EX at'HolyheA EL p. Anuv W.-Yesterday= I Var'nlann MINell, from Bombag. ( To-day: Sarah Margaret, Harrion, from Dautalo-Mosnjog P I4ht, Gilles Callao. P : 1ZuAXD.-Yeaterday? Dan Nevia, Cuummlngs, foraebeo-. Our Queen, Foley, Valpardso-Doroaa Prince, ea, New York-HIope, Sizer Mo3ngsbarg-Lkorno 11, Btaparlch. Oo -Phoenix. Horn, ?? , Vk n aerdain b ? ...

... CO~llEBCIALI LIST, FOR THE WEEKE ENDING MONDAY LAST. IMPORTS. KstsnsnoE.-3242 battens, 239 boards, 147 pisces hewtn timber, Gl. 6tephen, JUn.; 11 spars, the Mlaster. Johan Wlh~elm (Nor.. wegian ship), Jensen, noaster. GOODS WARESIOUSED. 73811lbs . tea, Blrebner and Grant 82 IS-32ds galls, brandy, Clark 780 do. J. Mlather and Munrto 27fi do, J. Morrison 7 31-32da do. A. Wallace 2269 do. Gordon ...

... OI'A1 i F 'ltADE. lt LECESTERl, June 20th.-Most branches OF the hosiery S trade remain in a quiet condition. There is not much doing for export, and the home trade is dull. The same state-of a things exists at Loughborough, Hinckley, and other country t hosiery districts, and manufacturers do not evince any desire of increasing stock. Yarns are high, and wools remain firm, at extreme rates. ...

... ]ENGLISH: MARKET'S. LONDON,'N1ON0DAY,, Juxr, 25-Graiii.The ar- rivals of -Eaglish wheat continua modera~te, but We lhave a lar~ge arrival from abroad. Owing to a wet Imorning fac tors held their wheat firmly, but our. millers were not 'free purchaseirs, and the business (lone was lirifted, at it decline of, 1Is to 2s per IIr. Flour is is per sack lower. Barley supports last week's prices. ...

... SHIPPIN G. AR RIV I V E D At this port, on the 13th inst.. `, Do Cape, Deee, from Rigs, with flax. t At Genoa, on the Gtb the Laura, Consegliere, from Belfast and Cordi' Anrot Qucb the 22nd ult., the Chieftain, Ewing, of and frQusbec, on the 22nd ult., the Alberta, Smith, of Bel- last, from Liverpool. At Philadelphia, on the 30th ult., the Elizabeth, Gil. lespie, from Londonderry. At Aden, ot ...

... Dublin, Saturday Evening. No new cause of disquietude has arisen in politics during the present week, and there is a slight, but very slight, tendency to a more reassured feeling in some respects. Stocks have been firm, and a little dearer. Shares are dull and neglected. The corn market has been dearer, arising from the immense quantity of rain which has fallen, and consequent apprehensions of ...

... Frabe A Commtra. Netropolitja Cattle Mars'hee, MONDAY.-The arrival of cattle and sheep into the port of London from the Continent during the past week has been very large. The Customn-hounse official return gives an entry of 1,269 oxen and cows, 320 calves, 8,S86 sheep, 345 pigs, and 14 horses, together making a total of 10,934 head, against 4,398 head at the corresponding period of last year, ...

... MoNDAY EVENING. At the London Stock Exchange to-day, Consols opened at Saturday's closing prices. The market showed a better appearance, andfinishedat an improvement. Theclosing prices were ?? for money and account, 95 -, 3 per Cents., 931 A; Bank Steck 228 91; Exchequer Bills' large and small, 710 prein.; Indian Loan, 1063 S. Railways began about the same, -ad prices since have improved. ...

... GLASGOW COMMRCIAL NEWS. rem V - n A THURSDAY ENiNG At the London Stock Exchange to-day, Consuls were flat in the morning, on the announcement of the sum required for the national defences, 'The closing prices were doe solb for account, 9P :j Bank Stock, 228 30 .Exohequer Bills, large and small, 2.5 prem. R Railways began about the same, and finished dull, at opening prxces. Foreign stocks 1 ft ...

... IMARKETC IrSW'tCEt, June 19.-We had a fair show of wheat at our market to-day, for which high prices were de. randed but generally resisted; and the sales made were on somewhat lower terms than last week. Spring corn without alteration. We quote mixed and white wheat bys. to 62m s ; red 56s. to 59r s tick beans 42s. to 44s.; peas 40s. to 42s. per qr. Inspector's Returns, sune 19:-Wheat 1,22a- ...

... I SATURDAY Ee=nsa Considering that this was Saturd a fair anit of business was done in British mining stock. The :principa transactions were in Rosewarne, E Wvheal Grenville, Lady Bertha, Calvadnack, ,a Wheal Crebor. Stray Park and East Basset were ratherfiat. Amongst the trasactions reported to us arethefollowing :-Calvainack, 20to 22; CamBren. East Basset, 117J to 122k; East Rose. warne, 3k ...

... THE backwardness of the season, which has formed almost the sole subject of remark amongst agriculturists for some time past, is now attracting more general notice. The high price of fodder and the perishing of cattle and sheep by tens of thousands, has occasioned a great rise in the price of meat, and this has forced itself upon the atten- tion of the whole body of consumers. When the price ...