... MONEY MARET I SHARE AND IPRODUCE MARKETS. kn=o aun Lomon Con moNDHN.) LOqNDONc Friday Evening. The animation which was noticed yesterday has been exceeded to-day. The reduction hi the Banko rate, the astonishing figures of the B3-1t return, and of the Board of Trade returns, have shown only too clearly that- the general trade of the country is very much contracted, and that consequently the ...

... BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS, The B3oard of Trade returns for the month ending 30th April have been issued. The following shows the deolared value of the exports of British said Irish produce and manufactures for the month of April in the last three April, 1865 ?? £12,071,111 r 18 G ?? 15,366,414 For the four months ended April 30th in the last three yeeas the returns are -70 April, 1865 ?? 06,815 ...

... TRADE REPORT FOR MAY, 1867. WoODEN Tneasn,-ThougB there still continues to be considerable depression in the woollen trade, yet there has been rather more done the latter part of the month, and the general feeling is better. Had it not been for the remaskably cold weather, which has eharacterised the greaterpart of the month, it is probable that a more marked improvement would have been ...

... - EXLUBH AND FOREiIGN INDIJU3Ipy. (FPaoir A CoMUoDNrT.) Lord Granville and Dr. Lyon Playfair have not raised the important questions treated in their two letters to, the Times a moment too soon. It is evident from the prompt reply of Y. that Lord Granville's informan ast.ot our iron manufactures has undervalued our progress and position; and no one, probably, would be more ready than Dr. ...

... OORN MARKETS. 20 - 20 BRIDIINGTON. Saturday. -No apparent alteration in ouir market e, today, respecting the prices of wheat, barley, or oats, from those of Iset w~eek. CABLISLE, Saturday.-Fair supply of wheat, emall of cats and barley. Wheat sold readily, in some conee at rather leee money. Oats W Sd. to Od. dearer. Barley, no change. ip CORE, Saturday.-White whoat :3s. dd., blalocoatsoa. 4d. ...

... MONEY MARKT-e BHARE AND PRODUCE MABETS. FsOx OUm LoeNDON COn rPONDMMq.) Lomcog, Saturday Evening. The animation of yesterday has continued to malke uninterrupted progress in the Funds and Foreign 1*tocks. Railways and some miscellaneous shares have alone been subject to a check. Console are a further ' per cent. better, making a rise of 6 9 per cent, since the last account, a faet which causes ...

... I toNDON, &fday,. jfay,31.. ; ' BANKRtUPTiS. NotirO0 of ?? ?? Firslt MeetingofCed~ To Barrandgr at the Bankrapis' GoeLadr Ashhbam J., Walwvoitli-rodd aid Whe aton Aeton, June os BelinnInton , Elmawe11, grocer, Juno. . .3~ee J u~ig~ynlt~e sotee Osmane Jun II - B34ak 3, Hoxun and Warwick.5005r0, meat Iaemnjn Olarkc a. H.,- Wandeworthi, risatfter Juno 10 C~olcok W.H.onod]0Milton .,BiroaIsera, ...

... THE SHEF TRADES MON . COCmhEqSION. I , The Parliamentary Commission of inquiry into cases of intimidation, outragel and rattening, in the Shef- field trades hold their firet sitting at the Council Hall, Sheffield, yesterday.s The Commissioners are Mr. Overend, Q.C., Mr. Chance, and Mr. Baxatow, who took their seats at eleven o'cloak. Mr. Darker is seeretary to the Commis- sioners Mir. Chambers ...

... moNWY MARKETm. ShARE AND PR1ODUCE MARETS. bosE ?? LoON CaoawromwW) LOiDox, Monday Evening. After a general and important recovery in prices there is invariably a pause and a relapse. The rise has already been reported, and to-day we have to notice the inevitable reaction. Having endured low prices and flat markets so long, it is perhaps ungracious to moralise upon the advantages of these ...

... i dada fm * Joburnal of tbe Uonsssi!!i mrs Of PaetM f,. . Gri A.D DATES OF PROVISIONAL PROTEUTIONT ;L'OP.ScI MONrcceRobarttWolatenhiolme, Oldham, Oer.. ~tain improvements in th0 Manufacture of textile fabrics 'called imperialsi velvets, velveteens, eatteens, and drills, awhich improvements a ale t dappiable tar the menu 16d0ture 6f fabrics such no ?? ohr fancy ?? cloths,-2nd April, 1867. ...

... IEytEjW OF THE CORN TRADE. (IFONs the Atark-len La~rge}.J BRITISH. The last 'week in May was the only seasonable one of the month, and then more rain fell than the neces.' sity of the aese needed. With severe frost lasting up to the 25th, not only in England, but in France and Ger. many, after commencing with tropical heat, this month will be chronicled as the most remarkable of the present ...

... 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, ?? ...