... EA.SINGWO-LD, Friday.-A good attendance of farmers. but a slow sale for all kinds of gram. Prices:-Rsed wheat 394s. to 36s.. white do. 38s. to 40s., grindinz barley 2Ys. to 31s., maling do, 90B. to 32s., old oats 23s. to 28s., beans 38s. to 40s., maize 28s. to32s. per qr. GasnGOW, Friday.-Thin attendance. Wheat and flour dul at values: ehowing little or no alteration. Barley: Fiue qualities ...

... TI;APE AND FINANCE.- -4 BW' n 1AT~ j2 per cent., June 19, 1884. - 3 per cent., Oct. 9, 1884. (Flloh.tODB ?? COMOirDnrr.) 9 : ?? Loxxiox, Wednesday Evening. C Bbslness in the Stock Exchange to-day was very Black, and the tendency was weak. save in the case of Foreign I Government Securities. Console again had a slight C relapse. Home'Railways, with few exceptions, receded, in consequence of ...

... I MAIL AND SHIP NEWS CRtuEnTER's TzL1OGBA2x3., e ANTWERP, Sunday.-The Peninsular and Orientsl steamer Anecria left for London at 3 p.m. Boxsmy, Saturday.-The Peninsular and Oriental Compai'S'd steamer BIangalore, from Hong-Kong, arrived here this mgmnin6. 1 BOSTOX, Saturday.-Th Caunard steamer Cephalonia arrived here to-day. 'The Anchor Line steamer Columbia arrived here to-day. . ?? BNanest. ...

... iROoVIsoN' MAkItAlfSX. 50 onx DuTErrra, - Mouday.-Ordlinary-15t5, 117s. 3 2inds, 100s. ; 3ids, 97s.; 4ths, 82s. 5thq, blis.' keogs- '8 earcid firkicis-Superfine, 143H. ; ine milid, 11~5s. ; ?? 1A pil 3' I(12s. Do. kegs-mild, 102s. ;In inarket, 11,010 fiukins, ol P 141 mild, 7 kegs, 7 unbranaed. DARItNGTlON, Monday.-Butter Is. 4G. to IS. 6d. per lb.; ~,2 ,~eggs a and Ii fqx Is. ;Chickens 2S. 3d ...

... (1rEb 's T=EGAws.) a ,bLnuA~r wla~o.J NEW YORK CLOSING PALICES. _ .- - - - - - 3t ?? Naw Yonx, Thursday.-Money easy. Cotton quiet. Petroleum firm. Larae wesker; less business doing. El ~'Wheat firm on spot; futures weak. Flour firm. Corn '~firm; prices advancipg. Sugar weak. Coffee steady. O'V i7 Iron dull. , 2 &P rev. emorate i2 Call Motley Interest U.S. Govt. Bds -P. C. *.14p.c. 10 Other ?? ...

... PROYINCIAL sELARrE LiSTS. WEDNSuDAY. I L=Ds.-BttsnqrEEs DONE. - OINAERY S-AAES AND S Moons:-Calsdouian OonsolidBte t 100, London, Brigh- ton, and south Coast Defterred 96h 7.; lRz)ERENCF.:_ Lozudga 4 3o.. guar. b Per cent. J1jir .CWn IV. FQ#IRI -7f-*Ct~ 1S. Pt F-eL 73. . STUB~i 'Qaedoiinis loo, Gxeat gaoterm b7j, Great North of ,cotlansd b0, Londdn, 'Erightoi, and $9uth ; oeast Deferred 97#, ...

... ITADE AND FiNANGE. .MA BAi~j2i Per cent., April 3, 1884. sup .j2 per cent., june 19, 1884. doe Loimnoir Satefrday Evening. ver The Money, Market this week has shown considetably disl Knore animation,- owing to tbe 'usual requirements at the n ,turn of the quarter. The floating supply of capital out- Wide beiniginadequates to mset the pressure of the demratnd, letensive applications were made ...

... I tilt E LISTS, tEPSEsbAi, LnoA.L-BuSUs DONE.-Bmrmn POFSEESIxoS:- Grand Trunk of Canada 2nd Pref. Stock 61.1-16. Arnazo :-New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio lst Mort. 39. GrABoR.-Bij8=s8 Dok .-OnDnzAU:t SiuARn AIND STOCKS:-Gteat North of Scotland 49g.' AXtrIrA14- New York, Ontario, and Western 13-.1c1 ] Ohio end Mississippi 23i, Denver and tio Grand; 1ij, Wabash *Pre~. 17..- BarITsH Poss~sssous ...

... i'ROVlYSiON '1-AiCP& BARNISLE-Y, Wednesday.-Butter (tresh) Is. 33. to 1s. 6d. ptr lb. ,,egss (frssh) 12 to 13 lor Is. CnIrbTBR OnaEtxe FAXit, Wedhesdiay.-There Was a very large Pitch of cheese at Chester this moruimg, some of ?? was of very prime quality. Ouo plime dairy of Chehlire rnalised 7Os. per t~wt. shedluin ctlecs, sold at 55s. to 60s.; alid comnmon 40d. to 09l. per cWt. 'hl fair was a ...

... MAIL AND SHI? NEWS (REUT.IBnS TELReGAms.) Aneec, Friday.-The British India Companys- steamer India, from London, left here this morning for Colombo, kEadras. and Calcutta. BosToxr, Thursday.-Tho Wilson Line steamer LLpanto arrived here to-day. CALCUTTA, Thursday--The Clan Line steamer Clan Maephersoi, leftherethis morning for London, via Madras and Colombo. - . APETOWee, Friday.-Donald Cuorie ...

... THE DEPRE SSION IN TRADE. X ,AL ;D70 117 - Q ?? ?? A YEAR'S SHIPBIJxLDING ON THE WEAR. Our Sunderland correspondent ?? year 1884, now drawing to its close, will doubtless long be remean- bered by the inhabitants as the bad year. Shipbuild- ing is the staple industry, and towards the end of 18S3 there were sixteen firms engaged in that trade, employing something like 12,000 persons. The new ...

... CATLE MARKET.S. di, DONCASTEI, Tuesday.-This market was very thinly iu. supplied with cattle, though there was evidentlY iot much av required, butchers having nearly satisfied their require- th: ments at the previous market. Last wieik's prices were Va obtained for the best quality. Very little mutton rniqired ag for, aud prices unchanged. Beef made from Ss. id, to wi 9s. 9G.. per stone, and ...