... -n -h , - . LivERPOOL CORN MARKET, 'Yesterday.-IWe had only a thin attendance of buyers at our Corn Exchange this morning, and the demand for wheat was on the most retail scale at a reduc- lion of 1el. to ?? per centi; the value of new was very irregalu. Flour vwas held Inlyr at previous rates, with a moderate consunmp- tive enquiry. Indian corn was not much dealt ins; holders, how- ever, were ...

... braguld Alla tsoutq MONDAY EvEITG, August 1. Consiols opeaed to-day at Saturday's prices; bat the market afterwards displayed weakness, chiefly in con- sequence of the limited amoant of busine's, and the disposition to postpone operations until after the expo. sition shaU have been made respecting Indian finance. Moreover the receipt of news from India respeot- ing the disaffectioa of European ...

... 16DXT( varkets, k Ltmroi CORN ExcEIA INGE, Yesterday.-This mrorning's market was fairly attended. The supply of wheat from Essexand Kant was moderate ; about half or rather more consieted of the new crop, the quality of which was fair but. variable, and -old, thsa white at 42s. to 48s. par quarter; Talavera, 411s. to 51s. ;red, 40s. to 41s.; for old our quotations are unaltered. Foreign was ...

... commadal ad YntIM4 THURSDAY EVENING, August 18. Consols opened at an improvement to-day upon yes- terday's quotations; prices advanced beyond the frac- tional rise first established, and the market was firm until late in the day, the anticipated advance In the rate of discount at the Btnk of England not having taken place. Before four o'clock prices were lower than their best, but still the ...

... THE IRON TRADE OF SOUTH STAFFORD-: SHIBRE AND SHROPSEIRE. The following particulars of the number of furnaces in blast in this distrio, also in Shropshire and the Forest of Dean, are extracted from the circular of Mr. Samuel Griffiths, metal broker, of Wolverhatlipton. The romarks appended are likewise derived from the same source:- Prosrietors' Names. ?? ?? d BlIstots Addeubrooke and (;o ?? ...

... Com laulutso kc. WARWICIK CORNT MARKET, Saturday.-At this market on Saturday there was a better attendance of both buyers and sellers, in consequence of the harvest now being considered as gathered in in this part of the country. The show of red was very good, particularly of red and white mixed, the latter realised from l5s. to 16. per bag of three bushels; white wheat was abont an inerease ...

... LONDON METAL MA1IKET.-Saturday. - C X d. COPPER. C,- . d.. . B. U. Copper wire ?? per lb. 'I 1 2 - - Dittotabes ?? .. 0 1 2- 0 121 Sheathing and bolts ?? ,, 0 10- - Bottoms ?? 0 1 . . 0 - - Old (Exchange) ?? 0 i 010- - Best selected . er ton ll 10 0 - - Tough cake ?? . 107 o 0- 107 100&- - ?? ?? - 113 00 Barra Burra . ?? ,, 1 0 - 3 IRON. - : Fer Ton. Bars, Welsh, in London 0 0 - 6 16- 0 ...

... caft glarkdo, k. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, Yesterday.-We had a good attendance of both town and country millers and dealers at our Corn Exchange this morning; the demand for wheat wea confined, however, to the supplying of imnsediate requirements, and quota- tions must be noted genera Idy 1d. per cental lower than this day week. Flour had a better enquiry, and more money was obtained for low ...

... yr (FrdrX tih lissepool Albion.) The more uncertain the law tle more positive the lawyers about the desirability of dabbling in it; and assuredly chance seems just now to confer upon the undermining corps a large share of the lack of that subterranean poten- tate whose Mephistophelean ministers they are currently reputed to be. The case of the Carron Iron Company promises another Small v. ...

... LONDON METAL MAKRKET.-Saturday. COMMxs. £E. a. d. £. a. a. Copper wire ?? lb. 01 2 - - Dittottisbes ?? ?? 0 1 24 - 01 21 Sheathing and bolts ?? . 0 1 0- - Bottoms ?? 0 104- - Old (Exrelmege) ?? 0 010 - - Best selected ?? per ton 110) 10 0- - Tough cake ?? ,. 107 10 0 - . Tile ?? 147i 00- - Blurraft Brra ?? ?? 110 00- -111 0 ..IRON. Per Ton. Bars, Web~b, in London ?? 0, 0- - Ditto to arr'ive ?? ...

... ,- I' ?? I.. ._.7 (Aromn J. and 0C. Stmrfic's Circuiar.) BIucRcroaIAas, August 4th, 1859.-During the past month, the weather. wits very bot and forcing, and prices of wheat declined ibonit2s. per quarter, ?? the reports of injury having boen sustair.ert-by the growing' crop in many places, front heavy thunder storusa, ripening prem rtately,'nillew, blight, &c., &c. In. our early clistrists ...

... SoOffn 6altUt. BANIKERPTS. (Fram Tueiday's Gazedt. THoMaS Poreua, Cambridge, tailor, to surrender August 26 and September 30, at 2, at Bankrupts' Court. Sols,, Tsrrant, Bond Court, Walsrorth; and Whitehead and French, Cambridge; off. assig., Wbitmore, Bmsiughall Street. B&zP. ADOLPr l',iiiElbm, Fore Street, Cripplegate, boot-maker, August 25 at 129., September 23 at 2, at Bankrupts' Coart. ...