... TATTEESALLa Two Thousutd Guiheah to 1 »|rt Hawthoro (taken freely). 'i Kettledrum (taktn), 7 to 1 Kiankoff (take 8 to 1), 1 l>inphantui (take to to (taken). 100 to 8 Preceptreae (taken). ICO 7 Barney Tto. Chare Amle. 20 1 bweet Bsfftkm. 20 to 1 Ben (taken), 16 to 1 Light (offered), to 1 Kchiem (taken). 13 I Herne (taken). The Deubt.—7 to 2 a»«t Dundee, 1 Big Ban. 100 • Klldonau, to 1 Overton ...

... MJAIUKETR. IPswicu, April 23.-At this day's market we had a 4 fair supply of wheat, in improved condition, which fully realized late rates. Very little barley on offer. and prices stationary. But few beans and peas. and y prices on the advance. We quote white wheat 62s. to Gs. * red Sti. a. to 61s. ; malting barley 20s. to 44S.; Rrindiug and distilling28s. to33%. ; beans and peaks40s. to 45s. ...

... MONEY AND COMMERCE, lenese oca ows censIsrsaNner.I Cjf Y, FRloAT.-The general appearance of monetary a ?? bas somewbat altered for the worse; tbe inquiry for dlccoarnt having rather increased, ansl the rates gone a ahade higher, white, afthough gold is no w coming in from Ameriea, there is a resived drain upon the bask of Eisglaud for ship. meat to Other placee. Te ?? of mercantile o-edit at ...

... CORN EXCHANGE.-MARr, LANE, LONDON. is MONDAY. April 22-Tee a alisnited supply of wheat from ,ts Eassdx Snht-ent this morning; that of harley, beans, and peasw;ss very moderate; with scanty fresh arrivals of. oats of English, Scotch. and Irish oats. The Imports of foreign grain have been much less than the Previous week. butto a fair extent of seeat antI onto. English wheat came forward In, ...

... .ENGLISI! AlARKErMS, - -- - -- -- L!Y MAGNETIC TMEr.EG tAPH.] LONDON CORN AMARKor-.APRPr, 20. USBORNiNS RPtO1T.-Steady trade, with good tail corsiitmptive demzand, at ,lld~ r, vtes ?? | articles. IHobi~rt?'s IEP~nT.-SlYrates, 11 al buforeigu wheat slutill of all cise- Bald 1ttentJ,1n,, buyersq. W9heat and flonr slowv, at rat',s ol \I.l last.. Bailey in fii reus ,an - ?? at fully Monday's rates ...

... Ti LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-Wednesday. fair, The arrivals of English wheat fresh up to this morning's market fill) scere again on a very. moderate scale, for the imsost part in fair con- eort ditiois. All good anld fine qalities nioved oft' 'teodily at fill l~liota- rate tion%, but inferior parcels were extreaielv difficult of sale, except 05lu5 at lower prices. Tile iesporti of foreigas swhest ...

... COMMERCIAL AND MONETAR. MO0XDAY :VENIM(4 April 22. The Steek markets were firmer to.day, partly influenced by the telegrams from Paris announcing better prices on the Bourse; Consols opened at 91 to 92 for money, and 92 for the account; the last prices were the same as the opeaing for money, and 92 to 92f for the settlement. The Three per Cents. Reduced were at 904 to 90.1; Bank Stock at 230 ...

... TiHE PEEBLES RAILWAY, COMPANY. The following is the substance of the report. presented by the directors of this Company for consideration at the half-yearly meeting of the Company to-morrow:- 1. The balance-sheet now submitted to the meet- ing embraces only a period of five months-namely, from 1st September 1860 to 1st February 1861, on which latter date the Company ceded possession to the ...

... LusTn, April 23.-Arrived: David Kay, GRarvie, Pittenweem, turnips -Hugh, M'Gregor, Glasgow, goods. 24: Britannia 8., Pratt, Newcastle, goods-Inrika, Feel, Landskrona, wheat and barley-Anna Sophia, Hulsen, Neustadt, wheat - Active, Masson, Lossie- Mouth, staves- Spes and Fides, Jensen, Holbeck, barley-Tre Venner, Erichsen, Kiel, wvheat-Triton, Kuggel, Wiemar, wheat. Cleared out. -24: Britannia ...

... LON.DON 3,fARKEYT.-YI:STmluA.Y. CORN EXCHIANGE, MARK-LANE. 1, The supplies of' wheat on sale in most of the country markets held on Saturday were limnited. For good find floc qualities Ihere was a fair demand, at mostly full quo- P. tations. Inferior sorts, however, were a dull inquiry. 5sa Barley, outs, beans, end peas commanded full currencies. 2.9 The flour trade was in a sluggish state, ...

... COMMERCIAL AND MARKE'S. PRODUCE. 31iNCING-LAnE, A Prr. 22. SUGARi.-At very firm prices thle following ?? are reported. 400 bags M5auritius, at 325. ; 300 boxes Havana, at 39s. (d. ; 1,000 bags Siamn, brown, 31s. 3d. to 32g. Od. ; 1,500 bags brown Pernanris, 33i. ; 2710 cases and bags Maroins, at 34s.; 150 hhids. Surinam, at ;i7s., and five floaingcarocsoneof anrtiu, N. i at 27s., landing weigt ...

... TIHE COfRN TRADE. une %tcady,toleddrate tone of the grulni trade after the de- ficient harvest of 18C0, alid the wet, backward spring of Shis- year. bag been truly wondei ful. Eveu now, after a fortnighlt of fine forcing weather, and with our snpplies for the Baltic earlier than usual, the name 8teadiness prevals, Wheat, of rolp 1869, is a shade dearer, bint this i8 counterbalauced by the ...