... LONDON, BRIGHTON, AD SOTH COAST I eRAIWAY COMPANY. The following is the Supplementary Report of the Committee of Investigation appointed on the 9th of T The directors having called a special general meeting to be held on the 9th of May, for the purpose of electing two new directors and of considering the po3ition of the company, the committos, availing themselve3 of the in- terval of time ...

... M4ONEY MARKETO SHARE AND PRODUC}E MAEETS. FAll OUB LONDON OarnSrOc uT.) LoNDoN, Thursday Evening. The Bank. direotors have made no change in the rate of discount, and it would appear that the fact caused a little disappointment in the Stook Exohange. z lsewhere it does not seem to have produced any effect. The commercial view of such a question is not seldom opposed to the speculative view. ...

... day, May 14. BANKRUPTS. Notice of AdJudlotions and First Meetings of Creditors. To Surrendor at the Bankrupts' Couat, London. Aitebeison Ellen. Prlncesa street, Fitz2 Mqayre, June 3, at 11 Barrett E T., Banbury, licnea vitiouer,May2Sat12 Brown Sarah, Strand, booksoller Way 2D at I Chandler D., Havsnmarkt. and Pumetead, bootmaker, May 29, at 2 Ohaman C. S., Vauxliol bridge-road, June b, at 2 ...

... MIDLAND AIWAY COMEANY. pZROPOSED AMALGAMATION WITH TUE GLASGOW AND SOUTH1-WESTERX. A special meeting of the proprietors of the Tlvd- land failswY Cociapaiy was held yesterday in the Corn grehange, Derby, for the purpose of considering and, if thought fit, approving of several bills in which the com- pany are interested, now pending in Parliament. Con- siderable interest attached to the meeting ...

... CORN MABKETS. BRIDIaNGTON, ?? held firm at last week's rates. Barley and oats rather soarce ard dearer. BERWICK, Satrrday.-The quantity of all kinds of corn now left in farmers' bands is very small, and firmly held. To-day wheat and oats were again Is. per qr. dearer. CAiSLIESL Satuday.-Average supply of wheat, small of oats and barlc. There was a good dethand for all kinds of grsin at last ...

... rCOIN MARKET S. WAdNS sE1, ?? a modorate attendane at our ?? Voy ldoinag tn wheel, whioh maintained last nmarket tosday., VerylUttle d edls veekleratee. Now altng barleyoffering, but there were a few eamples of grinding barley, which realioed rather more money, Powa, beans, and oats were each rather dearer. IPfSWICH, Tnesday.-At thie market t4.day the eupply of wheat waA very small, and wae ...

... (Fioul our LowNDON Irornmn.) LoNmox, Thursday. A special general meeting of this company -was held to-day at noon, at the London Bridge terminius, Mr. WAMiN the chairman of the company, presiding. The attendance, probably owing to the fact that that of the Brighton and South Coast was being held in close proximity, was small. The CuminoaN said the purpose for which they were met was, strictly ...

... (Prom the Mark-lane .Epreas.) BRITISH. The extremely fine and warm weather that has ruled for 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 unusually low, not only in this country, but ...

... The annual sales on the occasion of,the York Spring meeting, were held by Mr. Johnson, yesterday. The chief interest was in the offer of the stud of the late Mr. Charles Peek, of Grove House, Alfoton, by order of the executrix, The attendance was vory.much thinner than in other yeare. The results were as follow:- Coehfphter, b. e. by Ben Webster-Heedlsas, by Herkaway, no en- gagenente ...

... .HUDDERSFIELD CHAMBER OF I COMMERCE. I OPENING OF THE NEW CHAMBBR. . Yesterday the members of the Hudderafield' Chamber of Commerce celebrated the removal of the, Obamber to the new building of the Halifax and Hudders- field Banking Company by a luncheon, whilih was well supplied and served up by Mr. Nutter, of the George Hotel. Mr. Wmouv MosrMoLto, the presideat of the Chamber, ocoupied the ...

... MONEY.' MARKET. E03Z.3 AND PRODUOC -nARlKKA.f -Faosx ouR LoawloN COomoroODsmI.) LoiroN;, Friday Evening. It is estimated that the aggregate specie which has left different parts of the world for this country cannot be less than two millions sterling, and that a very large portion of this will be sent into the Bank of Eugland. The remainder will go to France and Germany, and by turning the ...

... CORN MAREETS. LEEDS CORR YARKET, TlMAY. ({rom the Oiroue of Mefsrs. Dumsa an? db.J Since Friday, we have had a great chaugein the weather for the worse, w hich haa assisted to keep up the already confident tone of the trade, and although there has not i been much business transaoted to-day, last weak s rates are well nmaintained. Barley as before. Beans improve inI value. Oats and ?? without ...