... WARVICK CORN MARKET, Saturday. - At this market both grinding and malting barley was in short supplV. Malting barley realised fully Is. per quarter in advance of last week's prices, good samples being worth 3Is. ; and grinding being fem at recent quotations. There was also a short supply of wheat on offer. The rates quoted were: For red, nIs. to l7s. 6d. white, iss. to ifs. Gd. Beans were in ...

... The report of the directors of thi3s company states that the receipts and expenses on- revonue account during the six -months ending the 31st January last, as compared with those for the half-year ending 31st of January, 1805, are shown in the following table:- 1305:. 18t. Increase Il' ssegvers, resils, kc. .8.£ ,100 £353,000 418:,595 Merrhsndise, cev2h Aie. - -846,490 007,4S2 20,985( Parcelsj ...

... The long-delayed accounts of the Board of Trade for the month and year ended December 31, 1865, have at length been issued. They show, as rege.rds the month, a falling off in the declared value of the egports, as compared with those of November, of more than half a million, but an increase of nearly three millions upon those of the cor- responding month of 1864; the total being, for British ...

... A[ANcjlESTRR CORN MARKIET, Yesterdny.-The nsarkoe lifeless. English wheat mostly in poor cosslition, and sold slowly at last week's prices, Foreign, 1i. to 2d. per cental lowcr. Flour diflicult to move, and barely suppoited previous currency, Oats anrd oantmeal dull, and the torn cheaper. Beans urialtered. Indian corn easeer to buy. DANBURY CORN AtRKET, Yesterday.-Fine Piarcels of wheat In ...

... MARKETS, LONDON CORN DARKET, Yoeterdayy.,-ngljih and foreign wheat a slow sale, at Monrday's prices. Spring corn firm. LIVRRPOOL CORN MAiIIcEr, Yesterday._-The attendano( not so large to day, but a fair consumiptlve busiress doing in eU articles, at Tuesday's rates. WAIiErIELD CORN MIARKET, Yeaterday.-Trade nteady, at last Friday's prices. More barley on offer; sale hairviy so active. Other ...

... I . ?? I~ 1 EFroer our Cily Correspondecnst.] .LONDON, Friday dEvening. Tim Stock Markets continue in a state of unrelieved depression. The principal adverse influence is a contin- uanceof rumours concerning theengagementsofvarious large contractors to the Credit Companies, or some of them; but so far no other failures or suspensions have occurred than those mentioned some days ago. Last ...

... The usual half-yearly meeting of the Wolvorhampton Gas Company was held in the offices, at thle Horseley Fields Work;, yesterday. Mir. Joseph Cooper, Chairman of the Directors' presided.-Mr. James Homer, Secretary, read the following report:- The receipts for the past balf-year amount to £15,278. ?? 10d., and the expenditure to £10,727. &S. Od, leaving a balance of £4,551. Os. 4., from which ...

... LomNoD, Friday, February 2, 1866. COPPER. t. S. 8. ;. S. El. Best selected per ton 9g 0 o - - Tough cake ?? , 96 0 0 - - Burrs, Burra ..000 0. - Copper wirer . yer'lb. 0 012&- Ditto tubes ., 0 0 13*- - Sheathing and bolts per ton 101 0 0 - - Bottoms ?? ,, 106 0 0 Old (Exchange . . 87 0 0 - I1O0. Per Ton. Bars, Welsh, in London . . 710 0- 8 0 0 Ditto, to arrive ?? ?? 7710 0 - 712 6 ...

... 13IRMINGHAM CORN EXCHANGE. [FromT J. and C. Slunrgc's Corn Circular.] BrRimuN urAm, February 8, 1866. During the present week only retail sales are reported in any article of the trade, and prices nominally unal. tered. At this day's market there wassa short supply of Englislh~wleat, which found buyers at fully the rates of this dlay se'nnlght. Fine barley again Is. denrcr. Oats, beans, and ...

... I COMMERCIAL AND MONETARY, [From our Co-respondent..] LONDON, Wedncsday. The Stock markets have been prejudiced by a series of rumours, more or less founded on facts. The posi- tion of the Joint-Stock Discount Company, to which reference was made yesterday, has revived all the rumours current a few weeks since. Other well-known speculative houses have been included, and the conse- quence has ...

... BIRMINGHAM J.I1T-SOCK BANK (L I.A ,,p ?? An ordin ary ?? 'meetla of this company was beta at the Exchiangto Aetseobly Room yesterday, at noon, 1to receiveii thairmctors' report, to declare, a dividend. I and to transact the, geneeral business of the compatnf. I Mitt. F. DIOuv -4'thetCbairmaan of the directora, pr~esided; y and the other ?? present were Mr. Thee. Short, jun., M.Br.-Geabaaa,, ...

... The following is the report of tile directors, to be preo sented at the first ordinary general meeting, on Thursday next:- The Directors of Lloyds Banking Company, Limited, have great pleasure in laying before the shareholders, on the occasion of 6heir first ordinary meeting, the annexed statement of the liabilities and assets of the bank at 31st December last. At the close of eight months' ...