... I _. _ ~ l The Parent Board of Manufacture met at their rooms, 'r Essex-bridge, on Tuesday evening, June 17. There was a ,r crowded meeting. .5 E. D. WILLiAmas, Esq., in the chair. Y The Chairman proposed the admission of the Rev. Mr. l Farrelly, Roman Catholic chaplain of the South Dublin l Union, who had witnessed with pleasure the progress of the industrial teaching. He would also propose ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET-Aua. 8. There is a good supply of all kinds of grain and pulse at our market to-day, and there being also a fair attendance of millers, both from the country and the home trade, we have a very spi- riled market, and a good business is being transacted at the fall rates of Tuesday, but without any change in actual quo. tations. The weather is ...

... SMITHFIELD MARKET-LONDON. MONDAY. ?? .rv V-1-A, P.- -p.. - ,_ me ?? THE GIZEAT CHRISTM&AS CATrLE MARKET.-Notwiutstand. Ing that the show of stock in the Baler-strcetbazsarlattwfel was by no means equal to that of 1850, either as regerdis nunm her or quality, the total decrease in the supply being upwards of 100 head, it was pretty generally understood the runias ot beasts fit for Christmas ...

... Irawicix, Ap~ril 29.-At this day's market we had but a moderate supp y of wheat, in which but little business was done as farmers were disinclined to take the reduction in Mark-lane, prices may therefore be called nominally the same as last week. A very short supply of other grain. Currency as ?? 38s. to 44s. Bar1el yU. to 26s. Beans and peas 26s. to 27s. per quarter. orn In- spector's Return, ...

... en CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, Monday, Aug. 25. )k ite Our arrivals of Foreigu grain were very considerable 'tthe during last week, this, with a continuance of fine weather t for the harvest, keeps the trade in a very dull state. At rit. this norning's market the supply of Essex and Kentish rc - vwheat was not quite so large as was expected, the quality I his and ition of the new being fine, the ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, Monday, June 2. Our arrivals of Foreign grain were upon a moderate scale during last week, but French flour still continues to *rs, come to hand, which checks any tendency to advance in ar- the wheat trade. At this morning's market the supply of 22, English wheat was again rather short which met a slow cr- sale at nearly the prices of this day weeic; some of the in. el- ...

... M!A RKETS. 'C a a Ii jL U Sr I' C LI a LI, ii II 4 iL TI I Li 'hi b II Ii Ci 13 .5 3, '5 .14 5 is U ii 13 is 'C k U LI 0 a ii .1 CC 13 CC 'S e C y a Markect Hides, 56 to 641b, i ~d. to 2d.;* Ditto, 64 to 7211b, 2d. to 2,4d.; Ditto, 72 to SO1b, 2&d. to 3d.; Ditto, 80 to 88Th, 3d. to &ld.; Ditto, 88 to 961b, .¶d. to 4d.; Mairket Hides, 96 to 1041b, 3id. to 4d.; Ditto, 104 to 1121b, 4d. to 44-d. ...

... RadLFWY IAMS. AND TRAFFIC. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.-On Tuesday, after a legthened inquiry, the Committee of the House of Lords, the EarlofChichester in the chair, unanimously declared. the preamble of this company's bill not proved ; the object of it being to conlstrct certain rail ways to connect the Birmingham and Oxford' Junction Railway with the London and Niorih-Western Railway at ...

... * TIEM MAR~KETS. CORN EXCHANGE.-FRiDAY. Coastwise, the receipts of English Wheat up to our warket this week have amounted to 2,010 quarters. By land carriage and samples, the arrivals fresh. up to-day were small, and of very middling quality. Although the the number of' both town and country buyers in attendanee w'as rather limited; 'holders of all kiods of Wheat of hlime prod'ince were firm, ...

... TE INCOME TAX-A WORK UP for Financial leformners. The position of the Chancellor of the Exchequer is at the best no very enviable one. As Chief Ac- countant of the Realm be has to make both ends meet under advantageous and disadvantageous cir- cumstances. If his balance-sheet is prosperous in appearance; he is beset with a very natural clamour by the public to liberate the community from taxa- ...

... I~~ P.. ic FRIDAY EVENING. The markes for Public Securities this morning has been hardly so buoyant as it was yesterday, and Consols have been done. at 961 ' for the Account, and for SMoney at 96f J. The Toree per Cents. Reduced 97* J the Three- ?? per. Cents. 99 Si, Bank Stoek 213j, Ex. chequer-bi0l6598a;61s., and India Bonds 74s. pm. There has been a rather beavv market this morning for ...

... RLAXLWAY SHARE LISTS, LONDONBTOCK EXCHTANGE, JvINN F. Share. Railways. Paid. e. 26 ?? ?? 12 26 Arnbrrg. Nottingham, and Boston ~. 4O5dj 13 14 0BDirnetng., WVolv., and StourVal ley 13 14' ls Stock. Bristol and ?? 10 Is Stock. ?? . 5 130,' 5o Chester and Hlolyhead ?? 50 Dublin and Belfast Janction. .. 4 2$ East Ang-Iean (425 L.&, E.& L.&D.) 25 1 i is Ditto (4108 E. and ?? 7 70 Ditto (467 17aJ 7 ...