... MONEY MARKET SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS. (FBox oun LoNDoN ConnsesronrD.) LoNDoN, Monday Evening. Owing to this being the last day of the year and of the quarter, little has been done in any department of trade except the arrangement and adjustment of balances. We do not exactly know, but we have been informed, upon undoubted authority, that though several banks who make up to this day will show ...

... SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS. (Fitox ouR LoNDoNm COInitSPONDENT.) Loonox, Tuesday Evening. Very little businegs has been done on the Stock Exelrbang-. In the early part of the day there was UnWillingness to operate pending the Royal Speech, and afterwards thlroe was no disposition pending the explanations of Ministerial polioy this evening. Mean- wbile tho public are neither investing nor ...

... (l1e1ssrs. Easse? aicd Ueoygac'e Ccireld.) BRISTOT, April 11. Since the issue of our ?? circular the demand for suost descriptions of loather has been of a languid character. the paralysed state of other trades, the dissatisfied feeling which exists among thic artisans with regarit to their enaliial labour, the withdrawal of pnhlic soniidece from sill monetary securities, anid also the ...

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... ?? I ' AL - A 11 ' . I ?? . Wye take the following interesting particulars from the report by Mr. Consul Moore on the trade and commerce of Jerusalem for the year 1366, dated January last:- Trade and Commerce,-The trade of the Sandjak (or minor province) of Jerusalem is very inconsiderable. Jera- salem, the chief town, is one of the best commercial or industrial cities. The Principal imports ...

... (Froem our. LoecroN RtEPORlTERO) COURT OF CHANCERY.-TnuWDSAY7. it r- (Before the MJASTER Or TI6E ROLLS,) id 'HURQUAND v. KIRBY AND 011S, re This wast an administration suit, na'gledou at the end of lest term, and then fully reported in the Zerlfniry. It may be stated briefly that it was instituted to decide id who wore liable to pay the ?? of the official liquidator ' in the matter of tbe ...

... at ALTH Mionday.-The cattle and sheop market was held to-day oil he ownstace.Theweaherwee lien, and ithe attendance at t.fetncers. graziers, cattle, cren, aind sheep dealers woe large. The show to as slit cattle was noteso good ats might liars been expected, bat all on the ground of that class were sold at high prices, lint of leato stocke there woo mere than usnal, Ifor which titers wee no ...

... BATLEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCS. The annual general meeting of the Batley Chamber of Commerce was held at the Crown Hotel, in Batley, on Monday, the 6th day of May, 1867. Mr. JOIN JunB, the president. in the chair. The following is a copy of the report read and adopted at the meeting:- WEST PILNG AND G SBY RAILWAY TRANsFEs' BILL. -Soon after the last annual meeting your Council memo- rialised the ...

... THE LONDON, CHATHAM AND DOVER I RAITWAY COMPANY. I 'ech (Fao oun LoNDoN IlREPaOTER.) alf LONDON, Monday. ach Am eeting of the B and C sharohollers of the not Yetropolitan Extension of the London, Chatham, and iti- Dover Railway was heid this afternoon at the Victoria hly Station, Mr. If, D, W.rstTz, chairman of the committee, ?? presiding. That committee was recently appointed at a an- meeting ...

... GOOLE, June 3.-Airreed-Achor, with sand, from Lynn, Watson, wheat, London; Providence, wheat. Wisbeoa; Iau ral, whelt, NP o haveno Silvn, r mNlYhur, iorsenti: Spas-Lg owo, Iondona lev3 (s.e.i goods, Genit: Londos no.o, goode, a dnirk; Win. Coulman e.s4, Ant-werp,-Ahileed-3ahn We s ?? with goods, far Rotterosm; Qecret ?? goods, Rotterda - iv; (s.60, from Pensaoa *Eid Haoa.a,;Goods, ?? ...

... THIE WITEi IL BLAV TRAE, On Tuesday last a deputation from the Comie Raeffas d'Emancip4UM, and the Committee of the British and Foreign Anti-laverY Society. had an audience of the Viceroy of Egypt, at the avillouMarsan, Tuileries, where His Highness lodged during his stay iu Paris, aa the Em- peror's guest. The object of the interview was to c3al the viceroy'f attention to the continuance of ...

... $aBEFILD TRAES OUTRl'AGE I COM!MISSION. , , FOUROTEE1NTH DAY, Fncnsr.. Before teiP Examinors -W. OvrusiEO, Q.C.; T. 3. Biusrow, and G. OHANon, Esqe. FUUTHJ3 D1iDCLOSURESI BY I3BOADH13AD. Yesterday morning, when the proceedings of the Commission were rcsum,~d, larg Orowvde of peopleaseembled round the decls of tihe Clouncil ?? where the Examiners hold their sittings. ]?roadheael was of course ...