... -,j Q;#Mmgvdltl 'gattIlloglif i. . I I MONEY MARKET, SHAPXJ S. &c. The annual balano at the bankj having been kgad, there has been a considerable faling off In the demand fdr money. N~o ohnge was made In the rabe of ?? at the Bank of England Oci Thursday, but it is antloipated, in the present state of the market, that a further reduction must soon t5ke PIRO% The stock markets have been ...

... I , t,- . . - ? . , i ?? - I HALrF&X YOUK8RR IRE liMAR IE , Yu bns are lot in gr at re' continues in fair demand. Yars ae cot n goatreuest, but spinners wre pretty well engaged. The goods trade isquit.. LEEDS, TUTESDAY.-In the COlcurad cloth hall, though a, ?? For'Eativequry eisted withregarudto Sprg for sprhng goodw , of twtrhiahnsfarr, elentoa herave ex tande Ta nam d meltonpes and aew ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE (From Bell's Weekly Mcssengreri) WHIE&T.-At Slark Line, on Friday, thio fresh arrivals of English wheat were very short, and the imports of foreign were only moderate. Dry samples of home.grown realised as much money, and there was rather a better demand for foreign, a few parceli being taken for export to France. Business at Liverpool was to a fair extent, at former ...

... THE UNITED KINGDOM ALLIANCE OF ISED~ TRAjDMs The onfrene hod Is sttlngs on Fridy at the C1heshir, 'Cheese Hotel, Bridgetet, r. Austln, the newly-elected reslt Ihe th hr & presidedn Iente chair; Ecd after some formal business, ?? thto meathe ?? counciL The members elected were from the fhollowing districtb _London, luver. rooL, anchester, GlSaow, Nottinghami, West Riding of orkahire, And South ...

... ?? - -&-milurgial MONEY MARKET, SHARES, &c. The ?? of money have been gradually Increasing, while there has been no corresponding Increase In the de. ou mand. This led to the Impression that there would be a further reduction In the rate of discount at the Bank of h England on Thursday, but the directors made no change on that day. An unfavourable Impressloix has been produced c upon the ...

... ?? (sammervid muffulgeurs. YoliX911HI MARKETS. HALIFAX, SATIIRDAY.-The demand for wool i3 pretty active. Ordernsforyartr, e lomore abndanttha ooflate, and spinners are holding ut for higher priait.. The goodsns-rlcet Is still fiat, especially as re-garde the heavier fabrics, but the worsted trade generally appears to be recovering from Its long depression. HUDDRIScfIELD, TUtSDAY.n Bhse ness ...

... MAICHESTER AND SALFORD SAVINGS BAN. I e - .- _ The annual meeting of the trustees of the Manchester and Salford Savings Bank was held at the board-room of the Bank, Klng-street,on Friday morning, ateleven o'clock. The chair was taken by the Bishop of Manchester, and there were also present, Sir Elkanah Armitage, Messrs. J. Kay, T. D. Crewdson, IV, T. Blacklock, Ri. N. Philips, M.P.; 1R. ...

... I SHIPPI DISASTBRS AND LOSS by IFE. I R ae .. Last Friday the Thomas Humphreys left Liverpool for INew York with salt. Oa Saturday she ?? Sorribi weather. The coe, was running very high, and a atroa ro on gale from N. NE. sat in Upon her while she was passing the Skerries. Successive sqjualls of widacm nidb il tor al he salsinto ribbons, leaving the uftfortawe vessel at the mercy of the strong ...

... I TEE RESYLTS OP ApIBITR&TLON IN TRADE I DISPUTE D S. At te seenthannual meeting of the Nottingham Chamer f Cmmeceon Monday, held in the Corn Ex- chane (K. Alerma Heyman in the chair), Mr. A. J. ndella rmald he wished to, refer to Ab Paragraph In the anualvr eport whchw had relation to arbitratios 'The Para- graph wae tandfollow: The ?? think it a fit oppom tunity tobng before the Chanberof ...

... 6 commVIAT g1willou. ?? ?? YOPJtMMRH MARKET8& HALIFAX, SATUIIDAy _The e 'reeseverity of the wete a aused onl1Y a very meagre attendance, and very little business has been done. Wo si arrqet while prices remain, quite as firm as before, owing to the known lightness of. stocks. Sinr idyrsrte batter to slepcal w.o§lnr idyrsrte A still Contnle especilly do.fo The demand for goods 6t Lfrost, ...

... 6#mScX'i ~fglZ ws, I YORKSfIRE MARKETS. HALIFAX, SATURDAY.-Businos5 has been quieter, ex- cept as regards some of the heavier goods. Yarns remain dull, though probably sales to a considerable amount might be made were spinners a trifle less firm, Wool moves off very slowly, bub there Is no giving way In price, 7$HUDDERSFIRD, TURSDAY.-Busluesa has been quieter than for some weeks back. There ...

... '62aIX l.¢I'J~t(X ?? I MIONEY MARKET, SHARES, &-c. Whe domand for money has by no means been large, and there are considerable nuppica of capital for which no lea. mcedlite use can be found. There hasagala been no redac. tlion l. the Bank rate of discount, though we are told that a change may at any time be expected. The astok markots weore very dull at the beginning of the week, but they have ...