... THlE WAGES QUESTION IN THE IRON TRADE. TH1REATNE13D 9STRIKE. Bsurnasy HITL, Monday. Although for the last fortnight there has been great differences of opinion among the workmen employed in tie various ironworks in this neighbourhood, relative to the proposed reduction in prices offered by the masters, a definite plan of action appears to have been at last de- cided upon. Various meetings ...

... BjOIOY MAiRKE:T. SUAE h?T PRODUCE M&aeRRstr (I'aox aim ILornoml Connsspoiwm5@) Lorinoer, Tueosday Evening. NTo recovery has occurred in the Stock markets. They are as inanimate and as gloomy as they were yesterday, and do not even possess an indication of a change. Yet it marst nome. With money at 2 and 24, per cent, over nearly all Europe, and with trade. generally prostjrated and cnficlence ...

... CORN MARKIKETS. LEEDS CORN MARKET, TusinY. (Trots Hessrs. Dubns andi Co.'s Circular.) Tie wheat trade has assumed a most serious position, which iB brought on, not by the least speculation, but purely from exhausted stocks throughout the country, and the fearfully deficient yield of the lets harvest, not only in England but on the Continent, and it becomes a matter for deep consideration where ...

... I ONDON GAZETTEB, .Fsiay, ffov. 22. Notcen of Aujleiafirtion arid Fleirt Moeigot 18 f ditori To Ourreodar at the Benkraptde tolout, Londo0'. Alvey H., Tcddiington, bldder, Dec. 5r Barc onilesu A. F. talunglon cleaner rend dyer, Dec. Beotick W. ?? Pleaoetead, alothlier, fle,. 5 Brdimeombc E, l'addmgreton, decorator, Dec. 9 Ilreetcll J1.. Inte of Carmberevsel, late lirwlerb Dco. 18 Cannon IL, ...

... A meetirg of the Chamber was held yesterdry afternoon, Cal. Atroxe, M.P., the president, in the chaia. Tbe SEcRETArY. stated that since the last meeting of the Chamber the marble bust of the late Mr. ltichd. Cobdec presented to the Chamber by the president, Col. Akroeyt Ml.P, had 1o en received. It is a beautiful work of art and is held by all who see it to be a striking likeuessi Mr. Cobden. ...

... TRADE REPORT FOR DECEMBER, 186O6 WOOLLEN Tudar. -At the close of November the woollen trade was labouring under considerable depres- sion. In this month there has been a slight reaction, and though the trade still continues to be dull, even for this season, ye+ December has been a decided improvement upon the previous month. A good many parcels have been ,sold in the warehouses, and a rather ...

... M4ONlEY MARKET.e SHEE1 A.ND PRODUCE ItEARKETB. (FltOM eon Losmoce Coanaso'cenme.) LON.OON, Saturday Evening. A partially improved tone has marked the course of prices on the Stock E3xchange, but as far as business is coneorned there is no improvement whatever. Monoy must apparently first decline to its miulnucti, and then remain stationary for a time, before a per- ossanent change will take ...

... QUARTEDLY STATEMENT OF BL&ST FUfRNACE S BLOWING. (- i tis Ironl Trd l evicivuk.) MADE UP To APRnr,, 1807. CLEVELAND, MImDnsDuSso'. Fumes. Ptranc. ;Name of Works. Name of Oorsre. built. inblat. ?? Vaughan, and Co ?? 11 ?? 9 ! Souile Bank . Southl Bank Iron Co ?? ?? 7 i ClOay Lano ?? . Ciay Lane Iron Co ?? ?? 6 '5 CaGgo Fleet .. ,Swnn, Coates, and Co. 2 ?? 2 9 Nomaonby. Tones, Dunning, and Co . ...

... (DRm Ml'r. M. P. ?? Circilar.) NEw YoRax, March 26, Tbe sales of cotton in this city during' the past week ate estimated at 15,000 bales, taken principally by shippers and speculators. Prices have been irregular, with a declining tendency, the lightening of receipts being unable to overcome the unfavourable cable IeIWs from Liverpool, which now regulates our market almost entirely. To- dav, ...

... TIlE REVENUE. I , - . , - . I I ?? The following is all abstr act of tbe 011 produce of the revenue of the United Kingd1om1 ia ff, utl. dermentionled petiodii, elding March 31, IsG,, riscmrrl with the correspondiug periods of the precedingg yiar':_ I, (QtARerRnS E3NDED MARcH 31. _ 15i67. 1 1806. 1ncrltra~i i' =.1r. I Customs . £. £i. £. | £ Custamps ?? . 5 h2 7,000 5 139,000 3'.YOO .. Ex~cise. ...

... REPORT OF THE HALIFAX CHAMBER Or,' I COMMERCE FOR MAY. Woon.-The month opened with the agreement for a conference to Bettle the Luxemburg difference, which dissi- pated the gloom and anxiety which had overspread the market. The happy termination of the Conference, removing the provocations to war, restored it to its natural condition; but the worsted trade being below the usual nverage, the ...

... (Irons M1le MAark Lane Bxpress,) BRITISH. Though the' pst week has had a continuance of fine weather, Monday night gave us a storm of unusual violence and duration, which spent much of its fury on the city, and occasioned some lose of life and great damage, and it is well it lasted but a night, or much of the crops must have been lost. Harvest operationswere for a time suspended, but have ...