... MiONEY MARKET, SiARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS,. (Frlom onn LONDOIJ Conzsroyamnm.) LoNioN, Wednesday Evening, No change of importanoo has tiken place in the stock markets. In Borne cases prices are the turn higher; in others the turn lower. So far the paynout of the dividends has produced no good effect; but very few of the public have yet received theirs, the variable- ness of the weather having ...

... The Board of Trade returns for February confirm the impression that the general commerce of the country is satisfactorily active. The declared value of our expor- tations shows a falling off of only £669,991, or about Al per cent., from the large total of February, 1866, while over that of 1865 it presents an increase of 27 per cent. The diminution is occasioned entirely by the lessened value ...

... !iHB BUSINEFSS OF THE MIDLAND CIRCUIT. Midland Circuit writes to the Pafl )hrall Gazetc as follows:-A few words appeared the other day at the end of the circuit report in the ?? which I think deserve fuller notice than they havo received. They relate to the manner in which business is done, * or rather left undone, on the Mlidlanld circuit. The case is this:- Up to the e.ron,er of 1803 the ...

... MONEY MARKElTe SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS. (FOc 0tm LowDon ConaxaozweDr.) LornoN, Monday Evening. A favourable reaction has taken place to-day in the Stock market. The causes for it are various. The repeated depreciation last week was undoubtedly in excess of the legitimate influence of the facts in operation, and in the absence of fresh causes to disturb the market a reaction was inevitable, ...

... EXTRAORDII4],,,AUD ONHE LEEDS BA1NKING ComPNy. On Monday Edward Devillers, a Frenohmean twenty-eight years of age;described as residing at Br- ham House, iroraley, Keni, and who had been arrested on a warrant, was taken before the Lord Mayor at the justice-room of the Mansionrhouis, on a charge of forging and uttering a bill of exchange for the payment of £1,120 13a,, and divers other bills of ...

... Condcnsed from tlie Jon(roaj of tile comimisstiosers of Patents. GRAINTS AND DATES OF PROVISIONAL PROTECTION roic Six MoxTrqS,-Emsilo Wattcesa, Mddfleeboro'-on- '3'ee, Yorkahire, iAsn improved nut tapping machine. Loxrey Horsfield, Leeds, Yorkshire, Improvements in machinery for obtaining and giving off motivo power, for the purpose of working the different kinds of machines in any mines, ...

... MONEY MARKE1 SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS,. (Futoli oxn Lonox Coln onn ) LONDON, Monday Evening. The opening of business on the Stock Exchange was charaoterised by renewed dulness, and as far as the Ands are coneerned by ronewed depression, the result of continued political uneasiness and of harvest fears. As to the harvest, thero is no further rise in the corn markets. They are, in fact, rather ...

... (flm thc J'coseristijiI Of so many things, it is usual to say in England, They do theso things so much better in France, but no eeo can say so of thoe mone0y mairket, Only ten days ago, the Paris l3ourse was troubled with a pauio something like that of ''Overendas Friday here, merely upon a false rumour of the Emperor's health. No donbt, the rcmenr came UpOnI a sensitivo time. The collapse ...

... CORN MARBETS. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, FMDxnY, OcToBEn 4. (fMessrs- Dtnnas and Co,'s Circular.) The trade is very slow for all descriptions of rod wheat; our millers cannot make up their minds to givo more than 67s. for such here, whilst they are held at 70s. and upwards; but we have an active domand, for finest whites and Dantzic at 3s. per quarter advance from last week's rates. Fine barley ...

... COMMERCIAL AND OTHER MIARKETS. :1. CORN MARKETS. (Fromn Keiguley, Maxste, & Co.'a Circular.) HULL, March 12th. The weather continues cold with occasional showers a of sleet and snow, but without much frost. - Of wheat the arrivals consist of 2,444 qrs. from Stettin, and 133 T s q.s from Rudkjobing; the demand has ruled steady ?ydning the week for good old Baltic white and new lO red, and sales ...

... REVIEW.OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE ?? .. .. . - I (From the Mark Lane Eamress.) The extremly fine and warm weather that has ruled Jfor a week has wonderfully changed the face of the country, and been more forcing to the young wheat than was desirable. Should this return, the harvest will be much earlier'than at one time expected, a point of great importance at a time when stocks have run ...

... 4AT sT a CORN. ]raR rNXGHA , Thursday.-Fu suprly Of Englio wheat, which realized an' advan~ce of 2a per qr; buyer, wouldnott comPlY ith the rates Lemanded or foreiga Barlen Is td 2s per qr dearer, Oats, bens, and pea., all held for more money. an 3 Y d M, NDcOSN , Thursday.S The mrarket was well at. tended. Astrongtone was apparent Englishuwh, 3s to 4f per qr, and foreign Is per c ental d a 2s ...