... THBRADES UNION COMMISSION. [Fnom oun Lonox TheronRTxE,1 LONDox, Friday. The evidence brought out in further examiuntion of witnesses by the Commcission has beeu furnished to the press. The first witness examined on this occasion was Alr. Edwsin Cesdsone, the secretary of the Operative Bricklayers Society, who stated that it is a general society, with 06 branches and 6,700 members, the increase ...

... 1~E PARIS BOURSE. Pents hae ben quted PARIS, April if9, 3130 p.m. then the last oeencial e to-day at 65.07, or Ide. lower tha th lat oficalquotation of yesterday. AMERICA. (By Atlantic Telegraph.) Ma~w yotL, April 18, 6 p.m. Closing prices -Gold l374. The gold mark-ct is ex- cited. Sterling Exchange on London 109;i. United States 6-20 Bonds l09a. Illinois li1t. Erie 6.54. Cotton:- Middling ...

... LEEDS DISTRICT COURT OF BANIMUPTCY. BUSINESS OF THE ENSUING WEEK. ?? Mr. Registrar S6TrlrclEN, At LmEes. MoNDAY, April go.-W, Boollhroyd, Halifax, dealer in tools; J. FotrSherburn, i~nnieper; J. Oddy, Leeds, shoo manafteturer; G. R.Ennk, York, baker; ER Lythe, Great Broughton, blacksinith- lirst meetings; W. Wilke, Leeds-dIlidefld. All at eleven o'cloctr At the CouNCTL HALL, SH;FFiNLI). ...

... MONEY MARKET, SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS. (Fsom ouD LoNmoi3 CosssrONDHM') Loxeeos, Thursday E vening. There has beet a marked dinrinutiol in the uneasi- ness of the Stock and Share markets to-day, which is not so mnuch owing to anu indication of a peaceful solution of the Luxembhrg question as the absence of any fresh data of a reliable character. Moreover, there must be a stop to the ...

... 31ONEY MARKET. SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS. (Faos O0B LONDO:N ConasrSPONMDNT.) LeONON, Suturday E1vcnin:. The attendaneo in the City tco-atlu t b !1k ingly littited. The S;n.wk c t i itS Etveel',.1 !1 bat as it %il bto celosca on .untl.y ;ti litj, vory ?? dealers have been present. Yet the iiove:1itntti whith have taken ptaeeo would have mado it Wvrth their whilo to havo given avery 'attention t ...

... I SHARE AND PRODUCE MARIMTS. (FROM 0DB LONDON ConocB5POlNIW.) LONDON, Monday Evening. The fact that the revenue receipts ending with March are not only in excess of those of 1865-6, but also largely exceed the anticipated total, has been the eause of considerable satisfaction. In spite of remis- sionB of duties, it is seen that wve are growing daily in wealth, and are more and more able to ...

... SHARE AND PRODUCE M&ARKETS, C VE (Unox Rn OONcaxe~lf. tcc LoeteN, Thnrsdtiy Eveningm. D The Stock markets have experieniced another se'vere shlock. 'The genial ireatiere, and thle pacific character c of the foreign ?? cas tiler ooeboaty A Steady businiess was in progres 3 Console were dealt in at 01 4, which was an ?? of 4 per cent,, and ?? foreign stocks abeo met wyith fair inquiry at at A ...

... TIIE TRADES UNION COMMISSION. (FPaOc OUR LONDOIO itrrOItIM.) LONDON, Monday, The report of the further exanmination of wit- nespes by the Trades Union Commissioners has just beon issued to the press. The witness examined was .r,. Thomas Coiannoily, stonemason, and member of the Stonemasons' Society, who continued the evidence given by ir. Hrinott, nmid first touched upon the practice of ...

... | REVLEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADZ I Of A( r. A D ( .F rom ~keMofark Lane Ea,.press.) Although the: week- commenced with heavy rains which-further delayed the completion of sowing th; weather afterwards became fine and growing 'The young wheat and early spring corn soon exbibitea the beneficiall hange*but the patches occasioned by Di plant will rive a cquered appearance to the crop and we ...

... MONEY MAR KERT SEUAR AND PitODUCE MARKETS. (FROM OUR L1ONDON CORnrSrGD .) LoNDcO, Saturday. The Stock Markets continue to be 'without the slightest indication of recovery. AU that can be said is that the semi-panic which ruled yesterday has not further progresscd in any general manner. The chances of a rupture with Spain, and the condition of the finances of railways, are still the cause of ...

... I RAILWAY S:ARPEHOLDERS ASSOCIATION., Yesterday afternoon a meeting of railway sharo- holders was held at Manchester, to promote the formation of an association for the protection of railway property. The meeting wras held at the offiees of Messes. Broome, Murray, and Co., accountants. The attendanice incluled several dircetors of railway companies-among them Mr. (G. Wilson, Mr. S. Fieldon, Mr ...

... (foest the Aark--lanc Express.) BRITISH. The former part of the week fluctuated between rain and sunshinfe; then the temperature lowered, with a hazy atmosphere unfriendly to vegetation, though a cessation from rain in any way is desirable for the completion of spring-sowing, that, however near its termination in the dry lands of the southern counties, has much prospective difliculty in the ...