... I .06MMMiAl InUffigUM. - ?? ?? I YORKSHIBE MARKETS.. lald !3BATZEB1(bm was decidedly Slack to.tn (Jl~hHals.The bank falure, ati strmlngbiai him not beesa without Its dimsasrous effect Inti dlstrcts,flany bmlS In theA apital of the toidland coutnties doing basd- Imaw'511 laedjs merchallis, 3nquiry wPJ principally ?? woolln gcd, ofa lihtaaracter and for ?? slohsbutthee 'rasno xtesiv buiness ...

... ?? w ?? ?? - -- I M YORKSHIRB MARK'T0.- RALIAX, SATURBDAV.- Wcofl a'ii Yao : Business t6ntiaue very quiet, and prices are eomewhat unsteady, Iu~h the giving way is very slight. Thougb the ordere given ou~t for go~ds and yarns are oomparatively umo- grant ix imount, spinnersy un mpor-. lant in amount, spinners and manufacturers are still so ?? employed that the dulness has not affected prices. ...

... Gommeutial inteuigente. =- I YORKSHIRB MARKETS. HALIPAX, SATURDAY,-Wool and :Farn ?? has been done in the mool warehousas during the week, We khere i nio Improvement to-day, prices being again weaker. In yarns dulness still prevails; goods aleo, especially plain lkeee., are very difficlt toeL LlEDS, TUESDAY.-The several hilures recently ldthougls not large In the aggregate liability, have EtU] ...

... (f_'rovalnerciat Intfflignice, YORKSHIrE MIARETS, H&AWFAX, SATURDAY. - Wool and Yrarn: Except for nolls and shorts, the demand for Wool Is very quiet, and prices continue to sisow some nustkadl- uess. Yarns also are not much inquired after, while manufacturers likewlie complain of the diffioulty of obtain. Ing orders excopt on terms which must involve a loss. To. day the woollen markot has ...

... I &Iumerdal Natellipla. 1. -- I MONEY MARKET, SHARES, &a. The supply of money has been In excess of the demand all the week, although the demand has been very fair, and rates bteadily maintained. In some quarters It was thought probable that the rate of discount at the Bank of England would be reduced at the meeting of directors on Thursday. The rate, however, was maintained at four and a ...

... , - o fil Tfhursdy, the preimiary meeting of the Iron- mastero' Association for South StalfordAbire was hold Att the Swan Hotel, Wolverhampton. Mr. W. 0. Foster, MP., having served during his appointed office, Mr. JTohn Hartley (of the firm of G. B. Thorneycroft and (lo., of Wolverhampton,) being next upon the panel of chairmen who form the committee or government of the trade, took the chair ...

... golollmdal N'Ittellipter, MONEY MARKET, SHARES, &o. The demand for money has been quiet, and up to the mfddle of the week gradually falling off, and though rates were nominally unchanged, basinees in many itances seas done at 41 per cent. On Thursday, the directors of the Bank of England reduced the rate of discount at their establishments from 4Q to 4 per cent-s movement not altogether ...

... X llultel'T Npfctllio ou -. ?? MONEY MARKET, SHARIES, &e. There was only a, limited demand, for money at the beginning of the -week, though the rate was firmly main- tained at7 per cent, only a very few transactions taking place at an eighth lower. On Thursday, the decision of the Bank of England directors redjicing the rate at their establishment fromi 7 per cent, at which it was fixed on the ...

... I MONEY MARKET, SHARES, &c. The demand for money has been moderate, while the sapplieo of capital have been large. No advance in the rate of discount was made at the Bank of England on Thursday; and, indeod, it was felt that affairs were less unfavourable this week than last. The stock markets generally were dull at the beginning of the week, under some uncertainty as to the future course of ...

... I The Board of Trade returns for the month, and eight months ended the 31st of August last were issuedyesterday afternoon. The exports in the month are considerably under the corresponding month of last yvsr, but above the year previous, the figures being :- August, 1863 .14,088,814 1864 .16,274,269 1865. ?? 14,158,648 The figures for the eight months are:- 18863) £89,751,i851 1864)108,716 ...

... (g-mmadail llt.eelter. MONEY MARKET, SIHARES, &c. The demand for money at the beginning of the week. was quite, but some improvement has since taken place. The rate of discount is still maintained at ds to 7 psr cent. The stock markets generally have been steady, although some exoitement has been occasioned by the news from Jamaica and South America. The conduct of Spain in reference to Chili, ...

... I ~~&~ttam TORMSHRuB MARKnT. HALWAX, SATUIDAY.-Wool aileI Yarn: The m-ice$ osf wool remain unaltered, but the demand has again fallen of[ during the last few days. In yarn some signs of an im- provement may be noticed as regards the inquiry for export. Pieces are more depremsed than for some time past. HUDDEI1SfIELD. TuRSDnA.-There liS been a good at- tendance. and busiless has been tolerably ...