... commercn2 aL JAIamito, take I 1. .: I ' , CeO RN M-A R K E T S. HULL, Au7OU5r 14. - (Fraom Thomaw Binnj esed Co.'s Circufar.) . Arrivals of wheat are larger than of,, late,; and consist chiefly ofine Baltic per steamer; the~import of barley is only mode- rate, fair of oats, and email of other grain. The weather during , the week has been very unsettled, scarcely a day without rain * the latest ...

... CORN MARKETS, &o. LO1DONm CORN EXKANGE, Yesterday.-The supply of English wheat to this morning's market was emali, and met a slow tale at the prises of this day se'nnight. The mirket was very largely attended by country buyers, and foreign wheat was in fair request at previous'rates, a slight concession being acceded to in' a few instancos where vessels were coming on demerrage, and the ovners ...

... (TProm Frdeay's Garzte. NATBAN BENJAMIN and EDWIN DcPI'La, New dot, ]ambetb, gas fiters, to surrender Anguat 22 and September 28, at 12, at Bankrupts' Court. Sole., Malion, Gray's Inn Square, and Hlar- reon and Wood, BiRmingham; off. asuig., Whitmore, Baa- slmgball Street. RowERT DUBUANT and GEORGE Bfoorz, Norwich, soap manufac. turers, August22and September 28, at 11, at Bankrupts' Court. ...

... ( Lgndou and Provinclul Grain Mare'tft. r- LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-Fday. ib Iiaids again last night-,weather etlil urisettled, and but little eun- Id shine 'dr msaturcing the, crops. WVhentEnglish-the little Onl Sale se broug it fully Mionday's prices. Foreign was generally held for is I advan cao with a gooui Inquiry at ltet rates Floatinsg cargoes-, daes ud fraivd cargoes continnee good a t ...

... -4r-t-p -ails. FOBEIGN AND COLONIAL MAILS TO Ali,) F~ROM EDINBURGH. GIENORAL POST OFFILA August 18. MAILS, Despatcliea. ext Dr. AnstralaiCeylonalldMauO- Aug 19,5-40 ZM Sept. 1 ritiuss, via Southamptofl-j Do. do. via larseilles .-Aug. 20, 7.30Pu.x Sept.-3 Baiamas and Havannah Sept. 1, 5.40 pm. Se t.S Canada and Untped States) Aug 23, S lO IL Al., (by Canadian Packet) -1 2,SO ~. Ag Cape of Good ...

... ?? ' ' t t: :. ; LBY ELECTRIC TIELEGBRAPH]. LoNdOi'N CORN MARMET-TESTERDAY. ''Supply ?? wheat short, ard is selling at full prices of tbis day week. Foreign held for extreme terms, but at present no sales of moment. Barley and :.oats the turn dearer, as also beans and pease. 'Ar- ?? what, 2990- barley, 27- malt, 8641; cuts, 549; flo'ur, 14,872. Irishl malt,' 80; oats, 2S7. Foreign wheat, 19 ...

... (giubuxrqt Chart ;is4. 3 t e I J. n e 3, n 1- M~DYAUGUtSTV2'. IlitO e~ t. RIAIIAAS.11d 151. ?? anid Forfi r ?? A;£,h25 £2' 1 4 l.yrand ?? ?? 10 inf0) f00 4 Do. ?? 2. 2.C cli i S Do. I1retereace quarters ?? 10 112 o 4.4 'Clydedadoe Guaranteed ?? too 10 no l1 1.50 4'1 Ciilc.lonian ,aed Dunibarzon 25 it; 15 3 41 ~Cristf Janction 10 lo f0 6 ?? 10 s~ 10 O 0 t A. 1undee and Arbroatb ?? 25 ...

... - ;iabgE jre gist. TRIDAY. AUGUST 17, 1800. 4 tr nd3lybls ?? if) 100 0 S ~10( If,., 04 5' 4*j Do, preference.1 ?? 100 lbu 1ob 1V00 5 Do. 5 ercent ?? - 25 It' 10 0 4 1 *~ 21 21. 110000 5 Do. 1'refeienlCB Qu12er10.112.0.0 44 Olydeodele . 100 100 10 50 4 nad u1aLl. 25 Ii, 10 2 6 4* d f~nel 10 , 10I 00 0 DudendArbroath ?? 8' Do. Thirds ?? 00 o Dndee and Perth ?? 25j 8 0 ~5 Do. P'reference, First ...

... rTO THE EDITOR OF THE DERBY 1?IERCIJUR. Sir-The advocates for removing the cattle market have put forth a return showing the number of animals brought for sale to Derby, and the tolls they propose to be charged upon their several kinds: -viz., horses 6d., beasts 4d., calves lid., sheep and pigs Id. B3 showing a larger number brought to the markets and fairs, and on these high tolls or charges, ...

... BELFAST MARKETS-MONDAY, AUGUST 13 BOROUGH MARKET OFFICIAL PRICES. GRAIN, tc. VE ETABLtsq. Per cwt. of ll2ibs. I ]'er ?? a. d.r. l8.d 9., WTheat, White, o rto Potatoes, Crnles, 4ei Cti 9 4; Do., -lied, A A to A I White Rocks, o o t oat,.. S O to 0 0 Flounders, O A to ? Oatmeal, .. 13 10 to 14 0. Carrots, red, o 0 e r o lieasns . ° to ° l TarnipsStvedea o , li, o 0 Peas, 0A to A O Aberdeens, Il ...

... I ENGLISH AND AUSTRALIAN COPPER | COMPANY. ceipt An extraordinary meeting of proprietors was atten held yesterday at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street; line I Mr. it. W. ScHNEiDER in the chair. that Mr. W Ima read the notice convening the meeting. the b The CHAuImAw said as it was only the half-yearly meeting was I there were no printed report or accounts to present, but it COUn would be ...

... PORT PHILLIP AND COLONIALaOLD MINING COMPANY. 2 An extraordinary general meeting of the pro- 8 prietors was held yesterday at the London Tavern, Bishops- S gate-street. Mr. J. D. PowLEs in the chair. The CHAIRMAN read a statemont of accounts, by which it appeared that the return for six months wa, quantity I crushed, 8,919 tons; yield of gold, 8,521 ounces; or an 2 average of 19 dwts. perton. ...