... MARKETPa% MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, Yesterdty.-Whnet, both Englio and foreign, sold slowly, atlIast week's rates. Plour in very IAnited request, but not quotably lower. Oats and oat- meal steady. Beans the turn in favour of sellers. Indian cor. again 6d, per quarter cheaper. METROrOLITAN CAFrLE MARKET, Yesterday. - The. supply of beasts Is short, and althnugh trade is not very brisk, ~onday's ...

... LONDON CORN. MIARKET, Yesterday.-Englaeh wheat at to-day's market being scarce, was enquired for at the estroma pnices of onday lost, Foreign, business Iess extensive, neut the rates of edneeday were fully supported. Barley scarce, and brought fuil quotations. Beans and peas unaltered. Fine oAU brought Monday's prices; but inferior rather cheaper. LnViRRo0UL CORN MARIU1E, Yesterday.-Fall ...

... YESTERDAY. CLOSINGP PnRiOs. COMPANIES. Btycrs- es'e RAILWAY. ORDINArty. Midland, 1irwnigham tand Derby ..74 - LEASiZED. Redditch . .. 8- .. Severn Valley , . _6..IC - Soath Staffordohiro . _ _ 0 - Stourbridge Extension .. _ )i Wellington und Severn Juetinou .. - OOAmtAETaErD. C(reat Western, Birma. Guar. 34 per c e ntt. . G 7i, London & Norta-Westerar ...

... On Saturday a small meeting of ironworkers was hold at.the Horse and Jockey Inn, Bilston Street, Wolver- hampton. The first business was the receiving reports frosi the differentiworks. These showed that there were now very few furnaces standing. The following written statement was handed in anId read from One of the chinglers in the employ of Messrs. G. 13. Thorneycroft and Co.:- The ...

... BIRMlNGEIAM DAILY SHARE LIST. Y' TItRDAY. COMPANIES. I A i L W A Y . olidland, Birrminghans and Derby* Stratford-on-Avor LEASED. Severn Valley . OUAtlANJEUD. Gt. West., Birm. Guar. 3j per cent. Oitto Preference 0 pr. ct.. Ditto,WestMlid.-Oxfd. 1stG. f 6perct. Iridland, Bristol & Birm. 0 per cent.. CANAL. Blrmlngham .. ,Vacrvick and Napton Womcester ...

... LoNION CORN MARKET, Yesterday.-9carcely any, Itomiie-grnwl wheat wits received fresh tip this morning. Never- theless the trade sas very duill, and prices were quite Is. to 2s. per quarter lower than last week. Ftll average siupplies of wheat were otl the stands. fin all lescriletions sales progressed slowly, at prices fullt 1s. to 2s. per quarter below those of last week. 'loaft iog cargoes ...

... The follosodne is an AbstrAct of tho gross isroduoo of the revenue of thoe United linicgdoniu, in thie linder-ccleutioned periods, enried September 30, 1800, comipareel with the correspondiii g periods of the prccediicg year:- .Sept. 30, ISept. 30, 1803. 1007. Increase. Decrease. --'I X. - Cust,01oms .. 54.433,000 0,202,00 - 14.100 Excise . 4,1S04,000 4,300,00 - 110,000 ...

... IOEMIOA, a, AND TAL ml-- EpOT., I * [Bom J. Bcrver Spc-sce and Co,.e Circular.] * M11fA2fOHwa , Mlarch 18. OCHM1oALs.-The cheiical market hu contlnued to show an upward tendency in some descriptions, and the demand has been fully maintained both for home and export. Soda ash irnsuoh active dpmand that makers announce another idvance of 1d per degree. -For oaustio aodsa there has been a large ...

... OPERATIVE FIE.IRON MAKERS. At an adjonrted meeting of operatives engaged in the above trade, held at the Spotted Dog Inn, Meriden Street, last might, It was unanimously resolved 'That unless our request for an advance of 10 Der neet. be conceded by next Saturday week a general strike shall take place from that date. THE STRIKE AT LEEDS. A meeting- was held at Leeds, yesterday, of fiax mann- ...

... THE NUT AND BOLT FORGERS' STRIKE. A meeting of workmen engaged in the nut and bolt trade was held last evening at she Pablio Office, Moor Street. Mr. Gilivez presided. During tho evening Mr. Jugigns, the agent of the Darlaston Nut and Bolt ~Makers Society, 6ddressed the meeting. He urged upon the men the desirability of meetlng together. as it was the only means of obtaining their demands. He ...

... TRADE OF TME TOWN AND DISTRICT. ?? Gha , Friday Evening. ArPnT from local fluotuations, the condition of trade is mnore satisfactory this week. The cotton manufacture, supported by the higher prices of cotton ruling at Liver- pool, is again recovering from its temporary depression, annd thongh It will- be some time before demand ean over- take supply atthe present enormous rate of production, ...

... MARKETS M HArNOnMn.CoN o ?? % Yesterday.-M voery inactive; finest samples of Englishwhoat not obtainable at las money; other aorta ?? to Is. per quarter lower. Noreign moved offl slowly, d but beat fancy qualities were Id. and SdL per - cental cheaper. FlOUr in lnitedreques gand folly Od. per ack lower for all but ?? lor~s. Oats and alse taken iiowly at previous rstes. Bean the tur in avour of ...