... MIARKET INTELLIGENCE-YESTERDAY. I~ ?? _ ._ M MARK LIANE-OCT 19. |(SPECIAL nrpORT.) - k The wheat trade at the Baltic to-day is steady, 'holders being firm; and Indian descriptions in certain positions are I4d to 3d dearer to buy. Maize meets with more inquiry, prices favouring selle;s. Barl]6 and oatxgteadv, at late rates. Liverpool comes a better inquiry for wheat, and whito descriptions Ad ...

... MARKET INTELLIGENCt-YESTERDAY. | MARK, LANE-OCT 7. (SPECIAL REPaOT). TheI wheat trade at the Baltic to-day was very quiet for all descriptions, there being but little disppsition on tbepart of buyers to operate, even at a decline. Maize, owing to sellers offering little, is steady. Oats quiet. Barley easier. Man- chester, with' rather more inquiry for rid sorts, come quiet, at late rates. ...

... I- AMERiCAN ARKETSm I * . ~STOCXS. (SPErecw CABLEOIAIL) Mew York, Tedy The market was dull and weak during the fore- noon, hut sub~sequently became stetdiear. Trad- ing as eenchiflyprofessional, and bears are more active owing to exchange touching sold shipping point, though gold shipments are yet' unpDrofitable._ 4 New England and Uniots Pacifies were raked by 'bears, the balance market ...

... Il . E -7 - ti - I M AfRKET INTELLGEN-lCF-'STERDAYo. iRK LN - JAY. (anema atrton.) During the psat weak shipments of wheat from Aierica t6 ?? ingdon hav& increased 100,090 qrs ever thcre of the previous week. At the Baltic to day there- are numerous -sellers for all descriptions; of foreign wheat, more espe- cially Californians, witll the result that trade has beetaof a very. dull anti ...

... I . AMERICAN IARIETS. STOCK6. (SPacIALCAULL1G11A13.) Ncw York, Wednesay; A stroing- tone has- again ruled co-day, with sales 375,000, agilut,327t,000 yesterday. The principal features hmave been tile activity in St Paul, Read- ings, Louisvifle, and Jersey Central, owing to the! influences of stronger foreign markets and Weakening of tihe strike movement. The Morgan Reading Syndicate plan is ...

... ?? IN ThLL1GENE. i BLIXN M0.NEYE MARKET. I pub0 n. U q.tUidaY1 One ?? p.m. ~~tC6; I ; SnMA2 wits PRICES AGAINt NIGER. er, e good deal of business doing ona e,;s morn ing, and with continued V r8'5 further improved, the principal E ,,ga rise of 3 in Great Southern G c t n-e Vc 4 pc Debenture Stock, 1 iP . ,7n * p a Preference. 4- in Civil ',DGreat Northern Ordinary, and C Tramways were strong, ...

... § ! T'BLIN SHIPPING LIST--V ESTERDAY. W | ind ?? ?? and va-irlble winds; dul and overeast; heavy showers ; rain. Barometer- Arrived-Foreign: ste-rimers-Rtshangys. of Shicls, from Sulina, witvl matac, for ?? A iand H hall. Foreign sailing vessels-lesolrere, of Norway, from Quiebec, with deals, for Messrs Locke and Wofids, CWS- ,turmnHorsieDock-, Steamcollierf-Dublirr from Liver- pool; ...

... lIZ4 - CT A STOCKS. ' - (nnlznas TmLEGRA.) -New York, Tuesday.] St ocks opened a fraction lower. A further fractiontal decline took place during the early -dealings. The Mark-et subsequently raine, and closed dull, but firm.] The opening of the Stock Mlarkiet to-day,1 was heavy, and prices were sold down small - fractions. On disc uieting rumiours received] -from Europe, they, however, ...

... DUBLIN SHIPPING LIST--YnsTERfDnA. . Wind and weatber-N W; fresh breeze; cold, dry and clear. Barometer-303O. Arrived-Foreign steamers-Cognac, of Liverpool, from Chareite, with general cargo. Foreign sailing vessels-Sylvia, of Norway, from St Johnr,. with deals. Steam colliers-Strathesk, from Garston; Doon, fromis vGarston- B kwater, from Liverpool; Gwynfaen, from Liverpool; Diro, from ...

... I SHIPPINGT~ D ~ LLG~C , DVBLIN SHIPPING L}ST-YESTE1WAT- - W irt ad ;leatuer-Wecterlv breeze; ffneanes. Anirn-d'or-ign steamers-Feal2ands,3 froid- Balti- 1o e101. rvih nrain. Foreignl 'siding vess~els-Xlil. Steamr I cahiere-Ele, front Newport- 'Thissle, from Wh6i1S Ih: v en:: St'-gfth'-k, flim G . l Stenmcoisters-Sham rock', Alosetvni:.ra, LOly, lgA. ?? i~olvliearwthyener' cargo: B -lfast, ...

... I AMERIC.I MArKETS. i _.I ?? 0- 7 REU;TEW:RS szro:Es. NTEW YORK. Tuesday. The Stock U ?? to-day was ?? dull after a heavy opening. Price6 sagged steadily through- out, the declizes ranging from j to . tw specialities were strong, but the market closed dull and heavy at about the lowest figure&. The day's business amounted to 133,350 shiam-e, in- cludin. the following- Delaware and Lacka-; wana ...

... SHunm DUBLXI BBXIPP1NG LtST-l'iLTt Wind *d weaber-W S W; hib£ and fine. Baro. moter. 30-5. Arc ?? astmeatns--ss Bstbil, frot Sebas.% &Kcen, Afon, froM Qarston: Stratbhavon, Gkaa~ow DqzbI1n, Garatea. Steavi coasters-Mavo, }xre .Longiord, fzom 1iverpLil, Olg, Shamaroc An- g ' fron Dlolybead :Was. from BeL'ast S:aling ,eo1Iie~sa-Wii Sailing ooastera-,' . Sailed-breigl stexmer-SNi; Foreign saili ...