... THE CROPS AND THE CORNT TRADE. (Fronz, Sturfic's Corc, Circulur.) BIInIeNOiiAM, August WtI, 18;S.-Although in the early part of last mouth we had a slight advance in the price of wheat, caused partly by the more unsettled state of the weenther, which induced farmers to withhold their samples, yet this imeprovesnelet waes sub- sequently lost, and our quoliatioss are now about what they were ...

... (fall allarhtts, k. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, Yesterday.-There has been a fair retail demand to-day for wheat, at Friday's rates. For fine white an advance of Id. to 2d. per 701bs. paid. Flour very slow of sale, and rather cheaper. Oats, oatmeal. beans, and peas taken in retail at full rates. Indian corn held frmly, but not a free sale. HULL CORN MARKET, Yesterday.-English wheat little offering. ...

... 6amerdal alo Saltelarg. WEDNESDAY EVENING, December 5th. TnInRE was a more active market in the way of Public Securities to-day. Soire purchases of Consols were of a character to indicate a belief, on the part of the parties concerned, that prices will advance before the account closes on the 11th proximo. The first transactions to-day for money were at 95; towards mid-day the buyers' price ...

... The annual statement of the Board of Trade for the year 1856 was issued from the Paper Office of tice House of Lords on Friday, and from a bulky blue book of 414 pages, filled with statistics of the trade of the United Kingdom, from 1852 to 1856, inclusive. The total value of British manufactures and produce exported during this period de- clined during the intermediate years 1853-55, but the ...

... Wl.t Uallats, *C. Brtls.~lyNGlAjl Conii MumsTi, Thursday.-A t Gloucester and Woreester markets, on the 26th, wheat raled very dull, bat was firmly held for previoas rates. Berley rather cheaper. Ods quite as dear. Beaus tending downwards. Peas unaltered.-O the sales of wheatreported this week the turn in price is in favour of the buyer. Barley' oats, beans, and peas still only taken in ?? ...

... Q;Ig.W~stia ~anb ? 3Wetarg- MONTDAY EVNIG 1)ace'era 6th. The quotations for Coneols at the opening of the 6th.ket to-day were ?? the same as on Saturday, but prices improved upon purchases of Stock to a large ?? by the Government broker. The first prices for Console were, 97J to 98; afternoon quotations rose an eighth and finally closed at 98 to 986 both for money and the account. To. morrow, ...

... SoOn (gayfft. (Iorn Prlay Nighet's GaOzee.) BANKRUPTS. 1eCnARD BLACrsususn, London Wall, City, and Spencer Road, Stoke Newington, tatlor, to surrender May 5 and June 2, at.12, at Bankrupts Court. Sol., Watson, Worship Street, Finsbury, off. assig. Johnson, Basingheill Street. VILLI0 Wnir.T.lSli 1.. a ,- Ft, eoan- d sint..llkr, May 5 at 11, June 2 at 2, at BAnlrupts'Court. Sols., Palmer and ...

... commadal ad poularg. --l- - ?? Tl?-. ?? WEDNESDAY EV5UINGO, ,June 1£,M. There has been a good deal of agitation on the Stock Exchange to-day; a pressure of sales of stock on specu- lation, and the Fands have fallen at least three-quar- ters per cent. This reaction is to be ascribed to re. ports of a warlike character, these involving the mobilisation of the Prussian army, as a preliminary step ...

... omordal Rub Oultetall. TUESDAY EVENING, July 26. The Fands opened steadily to-day, and for some time prices were well supported; but on the news from Paris to the effect that business on the Bourse was flat, and that a note in the .Aoniteur had created some sensa- tion, prices here receded, and the aspect of the market was heavy. Console opened at 95 to 95j, and closed at 94B- to 95, for money ...

... commadal. Xd; Itb netr. TuESDAY EvXNG, June 7. The market for all descriptions of Public Securities opened cirmly to-day, but business was very much re stricted by the impending Parliamentary debate. Con.- sol$ opened at 938, advanced to 931, and at noon were quoted 93J to 931 ; afterwards prices assumed a less wide range, and, at the. close were quoted at 93j to 93g. In the account the price ...

... MEETING OF THE MEN AT CRADLEY HEATH YESTERDAY. It may be as well for our readers to know some of the causeswhich have led to thepresentstrike. In l847the chair trade was at the acme of prosperity, so far as prices were concerned, and it appears that since that time the men's wages have fallen as much as twenty per cent. The chain makers are almost all paid by the cwt., and not by day work. The ...

... Gorn 3.1adds, ft GLOUCESTEiR CORN MAIRKET, Saturday.-We have a colntinuance of the lmost favourable harvest weather. At to-day's market the supply of Englieh wheat was veiy small, and in the builinees done an advance of Is, to 2s. per quarter w,%a made. Foreign sold at prices not obtainable last week. Barley neglected. Beaus sought after at improving prices. Oats quiet, but have rather more ...