... _I ?? CORN. (From Ellerman and Co.'s'Repoit.) HULL, MAY 14.-At this day's market we had a short supply of wheat from the farmers, and all fresh- thrashed parcels sold freely at the full rates of last week, whilst inferior sorts were neglected. In foreign wheat nothing doing, holders not willing to accept any'*. less money. In malting. barley very little-doing; grinding in request, but very ...

... , GIGANTIC FRAUDS ON TRE LATE LEEDS' I BANKING CONIPANY. 1 At the Mansiom House, London, on Monday,. be- Y fore the Lord Mayeor Edward Devillsw, a lingatist, '5living in Bromley, Kent, was charged with forging. and uttering a bill of enehage, in MKay, 1864; for 'a £1,120. Be was also charged with forging and ut. it tering several other bill's of exchange on divers otherr to days. The whole ...

... RVIEW OF THE CORN tRADE. (d-ose ?? Exprees,) BRITISH. It would seem that the nearer we were getting to sum- !mer, the less we feel of its warmth. The four days of 'tropical heat we lately had must have been a sportive 'African sirocco, which,-having got'out of bounds, stirred ,up the angry east end northern winds, till it was fairly driven back, without leaving a vestige behind; but now again ...

... MONEY MARI T| SHAERH AND PRODUCEOS JM- (Fo ?? C~Onnns1Orwma.) Loiwmce Monday Evening. The Stoak Markets have not shown so much strength or animation as might have been expected from the fact that the Luxemburg question is definitively settled, by whioh the -peace of Europe is secured at least for another year,. But until a strong propos~ition for a general disarmament is; favourably ...

... ljONE Y MARKET9 | ElABE AUND PRODUCE MARKETH. (FoY ous Iolwon ConosnN ?? LovNmoN, Wednesday Evening. A combination of favourable circumstances is t{? be noted from which the reasons may be inferred for. the support rendered to the Funds, independent of cona siderations associated with their superior credit. These are the contingenoy of cheaper money, and the com- parative scarcity of undoubted ...

... MONEY MARKET* SHP AND PRODUCE MARKETS. ?? oun LoWDow Oonnsrcsm.) Loamsoi, Wednesday Evening. The attractions of Epsom have proved too much for the self-denial of the majority of the members of the Stock Exchange, and most of them have been absent watching the contest for the Derby. There has, there- fore, been no real market, and the tendency of such quotations as have been made has been ...

... 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 ...

... CORN. HULL, Tuesday.-(From Keighley, Marsted, &Co.'s 2 Market Report,)-The weather during the past week has been cold and ungenial; yesterday the wind changed to the south, with a heavy fall of rain, and to. the temperature is now much milder. Of wheat the imports consist of 6,349 qrs. from Danzig, 1,862 qrs. from Stettin, and 247 qrs. from Hamburg; the near approach of summer causes millers ...

... MONEY MARKE T Ad3 1AND PRODUCE MARKETS, (anom 0M ioq Coammnrm.) Loenox, Tuesday Evening. It does not appear that the frequenters of the incipal bourses in Europe are so sanguine that peace will result from the Conference as the public generally are. No sooner was a Conference named as probable than the most cautious newpapers, both here and on the Continent, wrote that the Luxemburg question ...

... MONY MAR To SBHRE AND PRODUCE MARKET, (Fc0X ous LoNWcc CoMIUMoNDH LONWON, Friday Evening. The Bank return is favourable and it bears out the views that commerce and trade are more or less reviv- ing all over the country, and in fact wherever we look for support. More business has been done, and though at this moment there is less inquiry for accommodation there is every reason to believe that ...

... (Fuori out LosnoN EXPOrTER.) LoNrnei Thursday. The following further evidence has been given before the Commission. The witness examined was Ar. George Francis Trollope, a large employer of labour in the building trade, who stated his firm *ere the first parties aimed at in the strike of 1859-the nine hours movement-of which he gave an account. The men in his employment having struck for the ...

... MONEY MARKET, BHARB AND PRODUCE MARKETS, VOX oX LOISON Conn OD=T.} LocnocN, MOnday Evening. The relinquishment of the position assumed by the Rome-office in reference to the Hyde-park demonstra- tion has been received in the City with something very like contempt, and this as much by one party as the other. The determination of the Reformers to hold the meeting, and the opposition of Mr. ...