... COMMERCIAL AND OTHER MARKETS- I CORN. HULL, Tuesday.-We have a very short supply of English wheat from the farmers, for which needy millers had to pay the full rates of last week. In foreign wheat nothing doing, but holders are firm, and refuse to meet the' views of buyers. All Idnds of spring corn can only be sold in retail at prices in favqur of buyers, except barley, which is very scarce, ...

... BjOIOY MAiRKE:T. SUAE h?T PRODUCE M&aeRRstr (I'aox aim ILornoml Connsspoiwm5@) Lorinoer, Tueosday Evening. NTo recovery has occurred in the Stock markets. They are as inanimate and as gloomy as they were yesterday, and do not even possess an indication of a change. Yet it marst nome. With money at 2 and 24, per cent, over nearly all Europe, and with trade. generally prostjrated and cnficlence ...

... REPORT OF THE HALIFAX CHAMBER Or,' I COMMERCE FOR MAY. Woon.-The month opened with the agreement for a conference to Bettle the Luxemburg difference, which dissi- pated the gloom and anxiety which had overspread the market. The happy termination of the Conference, removing the provocations to war, restored it to its natural condition; but the worsted trade being below the usual nverage, the ...

... CORN MARKBTiB. WAKKED FRWAY, JUNE 14. -Messrs. DZnns arnd Co.'s Circular.) The wheat trade is entirely under sky influence, and the weather at present being fine our millers aeem disposed to take their chance, and factors see no reason to press sales, and are equally careless as to the issue, Other articles without change. (Mresrs. Watsoes Broltors' Report.) We continue to have fine forcing ...

... 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, ?? ...

... $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 ...

... SH13FIELD TRADES OUTRAGE COMMISSION. NINETEENTH DAY.-TrnslAY. }BeforetlteEXamiiers:-W. OvmD, Q.., T. J. BAWbTOW, and G. CsaAwx, Esqrs. The fystt wvitness called was ITTillirarn Stanlry, the secretary to the rhickmskers' Sooiety, who had aoted in that capacity since May of the presont year. His preda- cesaor was Willnia Owen. He produced all the books which be knew of, and which he bad seen. He ...

... MEETING OF LEEDS SfIAREHOLDERS. A meeting of the shareholders of the Midland Railway Company resident in Leeds was held yesterday at the Queen's Fotel, for the purpose of considering the pro- , priety of voting in favour of the proposed amigauluatiu I with the Glasgow and South-Western Railway Company. There was a large attendance. The MmAon, who was called on to preside, remarked that he ...

... M0NEYMARKT. BERE A!D PRODUCEI MARHTe., (F o~ Lomnox CoB roc~ros~.) TC'OiiDI Wednesday Evening. The financial situation is rnow the ohief topic of dis- eUBsiOD. UPOn it and its future is dependent the course of prioes ir. the Stock Exchange. It is gener- ally accepted that for all purposes of oaloulatiou rail- w~ays and such doubtful securitiesmay be put aside. The question resolves itself into ...

... PIROOEEDINGS IN BANK(RUPTCY. | YORKI CASTLED, SAPU51DA'I. Jima 1a. (Before Mr. Registrar SancrenEN.) JOE ELLAM, 81ubber, Hrrddorsfield;Jlr Frr.Aos, do.; Jonoc Cacrs'onn, painlter, Huddersfiold; ana 'DrlOocAS iTCtlELI,, cotton finisher, Hudderefield, had bceen in custody for disobeying an ordler of the Court of Chancery, whieh hind directedl them to acknowledge that thev w ere tennntB of ...

... 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 ...

... TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS IJRCURY. GUNTMEN,-I am the young gentleman of the name of Brook referred to by the correspondent who signed himself John Rhodes in a letter published in your yesterday's journal. Beferring to the meeting of Midland Railway proprietors held at Derby on Tuesday last the writer of that letter attempts to explain why he put the question to me which he has sufficient ...