... 6DIR 1Taddo, at. BiBMIINGRAII CORN MARKET, Yesterday.-During the present week, Is. per quarter improvement has been reali'sed. on tie wheat which baa changed hands. Barley frilly as dear. Oats held for mere money. Beaus and peas unaltered. At this day's masliet there was a very large supply of Eaglsir wheat, and the trade closed dull, at is. to '2s. per quab ter above the currency of this day ...

... domrd Wvomal Tumstioy mrewo, November 8.. The market for Publio Securities was not quite so Erm to-day; the operations of sellers preponderated, and prices slightly receded in consequence. Con- sol0 were first quoted at 964 to 96 ; after very slight fluctuations, closed at that quotation; for the account of 6th Decemnber, the last price was 96a to 96kA.. The Three per Cents. closed at 94J to ...

... goo rarluts, kc. STAFFORD COURN MARKET, Saturday, November 5.-The market to-day has been thinly attended by buyers, but wheat was in full demand, and maintained former rates. In some few instances 18s. 6d. was obtained for fine white wheat, but thl general figure was 1&s. In barley there was a good enquiry, sad all other kinds of grain were firm. GLOUCESTER CORN MARKET, Saturday.-From PMil ...

... a omardal ago NOAMU24 SUA`nrDKY EVENING, Nuom mber 12. The emiplications and difficulties which beset Italian affairs operated unfavourably upon the Stock Exchange to&ay; the telegrams announcing the coarse which the King of Sardinia would take respecting the election of Prince Carignan were conflicting, but whichever way read seemed to point to a new straggle as not distant. The Funds opened ...

... Al'ejU V? m almis, *E. BIBtMINGEA11A CORN MARKET, Yesterday.-Daring the present week but few transactions are reported in wheat, as ou millers declined to buy at any more money. Grinding barley still tending upwards. Oats quite as dear. Beaus Is. per quarter higher. More doing in ?? thin day's market there was a less supply of wheat from the farmers, which was cleared off at an advance of ...

... LONDON METAL MARKST.-SATURDAY. 0oo'It. £. s. d. a. s. d. Copper wire I ?? Per lb. 0 1 2 - - Dittotabes . ?? 0 1 2i- 0 1 2 ?? 0 1 0 - - Bottoms ?? ,, 0 1 9i- - ,Old (Exchange) ?? 0 101- - Best selected ?? perton 115 10 0 - - Tough ?? 107 10 0 - - Tile . , . ,, 107 10 0 - - ?? ?? 1 11 0 0 - 112 0 0 MrON. Per Ton. Bars, Welsh, in London ?? 15 0 - 7 0 0 Ditto, toarrive ?? 0 10 0 - - Nail ?? ?? ...

... Eorg 3arkeb8, *f. LoNvoN CORN ExaaANOGE, Yesterday.-The weather since Friday was flne and mild until last evening, since then we have had some very heavy showers of rain which appears to have cleared off, since morning. Wind has been W. aud, S.W., but Is now N.W. The supply of English wheatto this morning's market was again moderate, the quality and condition peer, and sales ceuld only he ...

... COCA varhels. ar- WALSALL COR.N MARKET, Tuesday.-This market yester- day was well attended; but the supply of grain, kc., was but small. The attendance was, however, tolerably good, but very little corn changed hands. The following prices were current:- Wheat (white), 17s. ed. to 183.: red ditto, 163. to 17s. Barley (malting) 3Os. (Sd. to 38s. Od. ; oats, M8s. to 30s. per quarter; pes, 14s. to ...

... Aron w LUarlwts, ?c. LIVERPOOL CORNMARKET, Tnesday.-We had only few buyers at our Corn Exchange this morning, and the demand for all articles was quite in retail. Wheat mast be noted 1d. to 2d. per bushel, flour fully 31. per barrel and sack, and Indian corn 6d. per quarter lower than last market day. Oats might have been bought at Gr. per bushel and oatmeal Od, per load less money. Beans and ...

... torn tarkdo et. W01f0C9STER CORN MARKET, SaturdAY.-We lad luit a poor attendance at market to-day. Holders of wheat asikot moro money than of late, which millers and merchants were zoat altogetlhor willing to accede to ; however, by the close of the mnm- ket so advance of 2s. per quarter was obtainaed oni the best sampleg offered. The supply was moderate. R~ed, wheat fetched If. Oild. to i7s, ...

... C;m V e Alloo, at. LIVERPOOL CORN MAP.RET, Yesterday. - We had a fair attendance of counttymillers asiddealers at our Corn Exchange this lnorning, but the amount of business done in wheat was only small, and that at a reduction of about d. per cental on Friday's rates. Flour had a fair ecquiry, but sellers were obliged to give way Od. per sack in mnost Instances. Indian corn declined 6d. per ...

... mxb o WEDNESDAY EVENING, November 16. The market for Consols opened flat, but improved before the close of the day. The first quotation was 93 to 96( ; the last price was 961 to 964, money, and 96,1 to 96* for the account. The Three per Cents. Reduced left off at 04a to 94{X; Bank Stock at 220 to 228, and Exchequer Bills at 27s. to 30S. prem. The price of the Indian Loan was well maintained, ...