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... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY'S MARKETS. LONDON CORN MARKET. (Fromr Kingsford and lay's Circular.) Fair attendance in the early part of the day. Afore disposition to purchase Wheat, but the exor bitant demand of holders checked sales, and ulti- mately only a limited business done at extreme rates of Monday. Arrivals of Spring Corn dull. Trade very firtn_ prices of Monday. Norfolk Flour is. ...
... 'W]&BEJKLY AVERAGL.3 OF THIE CORN TRAlDER. Wiltl Ar.-TIIO weekily .oveanre tvas l44s lld on 111,226 qrs., rains 44,!s. 2d. on 97,740 qr3. the previous week ihoe correlloildiing one of th pat year sa 57s I 3LnTLiY-ThO weckly average xva5st3s. OJ. on0 IOj 99 qrs., agailist sis. Sd. o! 13,953 qrs. the previous Week te eorti33opoldiig ou Of thb pd-t year was 43s. G6. on 0108 qis. OT.-Thre weelily ...
... i ?? t 11 Vlau (From Friday's Gazette, Feb. 26th.) Ger George Everett Last, Colchester, manure merchant. G Robert lilKeau, MNark-lane and Corbet-court, City, ship C. broker. Liei Archibald Arthur Couper, Old Broad-street, commission -c agent. - Charles Theodore Baker, Moor-terrace, New Peckham, haberdasher. bme. Edmund Vincent Wallis, Hemel Hempstead, plumber. Bre Thomas Young, Hampton ...
... WV;EEEKLt AVEItAGES OF THE CORN TRADE. 'A ?? wee'kly nv(rage was 44s 9;L on 106,646 qrs., against 44s. S3. on 113,483 qrs. tbe previous wvek the correspouding Oe o' the past year was 5SSi. U3. on 1,28 ,53 ps. BARLEY.-The weekly average was 33s. 7d. ou 3,706 qrs., against 34s. 31. on 5,110 qrs. the previous week * the corresponding oue of the past year was 41s. 8d. on 2709 qrs. OATS.-The weekly ...
... COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE, a The morniun market. on Monday, experienecd some light fluctuations. On Taesday and Wednesday consols were at 96ยง to q for money. A pretty generally favour- Y able opinion as to the future is expressed. This time of Re the year being mzostly m ade a period of recreation, too speculation much can scarcely be anticipated. METAL MIARKIET, London, August 11, 185S. coPPER. ...
... LATEST INTELLIGENTME. ?? ?? ?? ?? l- - - , - - .. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY'S MARKETS. LONDON CORN lARnKET. In (From Kbisgsforrl and lay's Circular.) The market thinly attended, and ?? bulk of the c wheat arrivals have gone direct to the millers. This id description of wheat, either English or French, met a slow sale at Monday's prices. Barley in good de- n mand at Monday's prices. Beans ...
... MIARIKETS AND FAItRS. y I. AN'n\ST, Oct. 5 -Vleat, I Is to 10 per hobbet-barler, S3 le 6a to I(Ni do.-oats, 8s to 9s do.-ealrned, I b' do.-oiot:atovs .5s ?? 6e t- O do.-beef, (t-ood) 0d per lb.-rnuttor), Gd to .d d.-veal, 5d do.-bltter, 14 do. Uillt Oct. 5.-lhe market here to dflav was vell supplipd vilbl saiples ol icai, but VtlW millers er i lc iti)lmeaoi seoe at a rdletion iln the price; ...
... MAIRIKETS AND FAIRS. . ?? I . .. ?? .. ?? -. .. ABFit1itti ieee, .1ult ?? att atid a'I it Our Inarkht to-dir weas gooi, hot tiis anisionit of business suisil. Wheat averaged Ioa per liubliettot tley, ilk dl.-oats, 00 12I do.-new, potatoes, 2,1 per lb -beef, GU d o-mu0tton, iid io-real, 52 do-butter, ts do, Jeautv uly Cit ?? heat, I~so Per ltohbbt-lbartcr. t08 do. --oats. Its do.-ottillal Ui I ...
... MARKETS AND) FAIRS. L TAN lWtST A tIe, Feb. '2.-)olr Mlrch f-ir. coaamiT ilv own O as lil lewis TlIiiolas ?? (beielol iii itileri-alare Ilntwveei tile l1st ( fair iil ?? year, aoll the Olle oeelrilil! it! March. insiitti'd for the ot mst phrt ;is n etittll morket) ?? 0o0t io -Iy a miseirable aifir. O 1 elienfarokiralle state oftbhe ?? (silissilie lliatli oil lay) iras o lo doillt tl,! caliase ...
... LONDON, CORN EXCHANGE. MONDAY.-The arrivals of English grain at this morning's market were moderate; thosc of' foreign pretty good, especianly of oats. English wheat met a slow demand, at about previous prices. at which factors -'cro not willing sellers. Some demand rather more Foreign only in moderatc request. but iwithout aklcra- tiou in puice. Coutitry floar suld steadily at late rates. Top ...
... (From FridaY's Gazette, April 23rd.) Jacob Frankenstein, Devonshire Street, City, ?? merel ent. John Authony, Plyrnoutb, grocer. William Tyack, Camborne, Cornwvall, innkeeper. James Wilkins, Ketley, Salop, draper. William Cooper, Harvillea, Hawthorn, West Bromwich, coacb axletree spring maker. William Weldon, Sleaford, Lincoloshire, haberdasher. James Pontey, Manchester, licensed victualler. ...
... 2tON.D.r.-The Engliol funds opened thii morning at tlhe quotations of Saturday, and remlained rwithout an` material alteration, tb e tendency, however, beilng towards firmness. Consols ?? first quoted 9S ingasshort period there wvere buyers at DS', and the final transactionS were at 9S! to ?? for monev anid the 12th of October. For the November accounlt, the last price %nas 9SI to ; The ...