... LATEST INTELLIGENE. I ELECTRIC TELEGRAMS. at FRIDAY'S MARKETS. a LONDON CORN MARKET.-FRDAY. (From Ifingsforrd and Lay's Circular.) Attendance, thin; the little- English wheat offer- tr ing, sold at fully Mondriy's prices; business ane foreign nominally confined to that on board ship, for which previous rates could not be exceeded. Sale of granaried parcels extremely limited-terms Pi being ...

... MIINCING-LANE.-TursDAY. SUoAn.-The deliveries continue good, reaching 4,000 tons in the week, and the landings having been of about an equal extent, stocks remain much as they were, say 50,000 tons against 56,000 tons last year. There were no public sales to-day in consequence of the Whitsun holidays, nor was any business reported privately. CorFEE.-The market is firm, stock, 5,600 tons ...

... cbe Rallbolt oarlido. 3IAUK LANE, ADCSaT 1, 1S50. Tn Mi k Inue to day the atttfidance of the trade Was large and tile ton calm, Prices of most articles of thlu vile were unaltered, or teidingdownwatids. The epply of ?? grain wa small. The imports of foreign gra) into London since last Mondny were repolted ttlei morning as f ir of flour. large of wheat, and very large of oats. but small . f ...

... AIARKETS AND FAIRS. ?? ?? . 1. l-.- it-- 1. .. . ?? ---A d BANGOR, Sept; Id.-We have had a very large attendance at our fair to)-ay, the show of beasts wos numieros, Dematnd nas D brisk anild a fir blasijess tr.\nsactod . Three year old oxen realised ?? £1Os !o £13-yearlings, £5 10s to £;. Good milking cows. ?? tn age and condition, atld tear calving, from £WLO to £13. Horses of good quality ...

... MARKETS AND: FAIRS. BANG on, Dec. 2S-Our market to-day was pretty welliattended,. and a moderate show of groin samples. The corn trade was very firm. NVheat, best home growth. 42s to 46s-barley, 263 to 4S3- oats, 21s to 2is-oatmeal, 28S to 303 per 240 Ibs. Beef, 5zd to 7d per lb.-mutton, 7d to 8d slo.-veal, 5Rd to 6Qd do.-geese, 3s to S to 4s each-ducks,.2s 4d to 2s 6d per couple-fowls, Is to ...

... MINNING MARKET.-TUESDAY. The market for British mining stocks to-day is ex-t tremely dall. Very little business has been done. The E . only transactions officially recorded in the Stock Ex-c a change are in Wheal Edward shares at 2. Sellers, in A some instances, predominate, while the demand has c slackened. The tendency of prices is consequently less r e favourable than of late. There are ...

... CAaRNA11VO? 1,Airi, Feb. 11,-Sulpplv Of mealt cattle very smail, ndsl trade diufl, In the horse fair therA were' a few good anhimals, but vith scarcely any business. Daenr3ort, Feis. 9ith.-Dring the mornin,, the rain came down in torrents, whirlh usade thle attendance of ?? dealers very late, so effecting the price of Luttor much Mligher at the iooset thass the closc s ip to 2 o'cioch, humip ...

... THE ANNUAL SALE OF STOCK'AT THE BODRHYDDAN FARM. I I - ?? - . .. I . i , . I The above annual sale of fat stock 'end'pirebred .*attlee the property of W. S. Conwy, Eeq., took place on the 24th ult., and was very numerously attended. The sale was one of the important, and creative of con- siderable interest to very farming and grazing public. *The catalogue numbered 132 head of cattle, and con ...

... COMMERCIAL INITELLIGENCE WEDIrEsDAT.-Though better than at the opening public securities are for from being settled. There is no news, and its absence causes a feverish state of ex- pectation. On fhe whole, however, things are looking better than at the close yesterday, yet ready to more, perhaps violently, according as the intelligence from Italy or France may prove favourable or the reverse. ...

... BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Thomas Fitt Balls, Brixton,' innkeeper and omnibus pro- prietor. John Abram, Manchester, cabinet maker and uphols- terer. Matthias Smith, now or late of Halifax, Yorkshire, carpet merchant, BANKRUPTS. John Manley, Excwica, near Exeter, miller. James Syson, Birmingham, hosier. William Bowler, New Cross and Beckenham, Kent, builder. Thomas Glennic, Harley-street, Cavendish ...

... Ztte . t-trI ett# C. ., CORN EXCHANGE-MONDAY. The leaning country markets held on Saturday were fully supplied with wheat. Most. kinds sold slowly at about stationary prices. Fine barley was scarce, and in request, at extreme rates. Most other produce was dull. Throughout the Continent there has beenno important movement in the grain markets. In the United States, both wheat and flour have ...

... he LLNGOR, Nov. 11.-We have had a very good attendance at odr asI market to-day, with a good show-of grain samples Prices stiff, ltb wits an upward tendency. Wheat, best home grovth,.40s to 42s - -barley, S6s tO 03s-oats, IN to Ole-oatmeal, 34s per 2O4 lbs. IBeef, s4d to 5d.per lb.-nautton, 6id to 74d do.-veal,. 54d to 61 do.-geese, 3s Gd to 3s 9d each-ducks, 2s 6d per couple-fowls, eal 2s ...