... SIIARH AND PRODUCE MLRKETS. (Faos03 OM LoNoDN CocBsroimamT.) LosmoN. Thursday Evening. The aspect of the stock marlkets has been equal to the anticipations of speculators. The funds opened buoyantly, and rose I per cent., to a price whioh again and again tempted sellers, and caused a temporary relapse. And, on the otherhand, railways opened in a state of send-panic. There was subsequently a ...

... mOSEY MARKET. I S]HARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS. -a FT4 Ova LONDON ConIMSroNnUIT.) LoxDoi;, Wednesday Evening. The adjustment of the fortnightly account con- nmeneed this morning. Since the last settlement the markets have undergone considerable change, bat a comparison between the prices now current and those at which the account commenced will show that the average change has been but about 1 per ...

... MONEY MARKT. SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS. FBOX OUR LoNDoxs ConnisroN~mN§T.) LoNDON, Tuesday Evening. The Stock Exchange has been inanimate as regards busineps, and the features are both few and unim- portant. The Funds remain flat, and all other seouri- ties are rather lower than otherwise. The chief subject of conversation has been Mr. Schuster's reply to the report of the Brighton Committee. ...

... sfFIELD TRDES OUTAEGE COMMEISSION. EXAMINATION OF MR. DRONFIELD. IMPORTAXT EVIDENCE. SEVENTEENTH DAY, Txoay. BeforetheExfmianers:-W. OnsrDQ.C., T. J. BaoW, and G. CuiOn Esqrs. It will be remembered that yesterday, when Smith, the secretary of the Saw Makers Society, was ex- amined, he said that Messrs. Wood and Blenkiron were the auditors of his accounts, and that these two had passed them. ...

... 3 0NEY MARKET. SfIA11E AND PRODUCE MARIETS. (Faos oUR LONDoo COo .sroxnnar)- LoanOce, Taesday Evening. A further slight advance has taken place in the E3nglish funds, without the best prices of the day hav- ing been maintained, and it does not appear that the improvement is exhausted, though ocoasional reactions eccur from realisations. No great amount of stock is brought to markot, the public ...

... 'age LIABILITY OF RAILWAY 511 ARE- HOLDtERS.J (Freesth lai~ Zh ifW/ Ncs.)J 8omne alarma has been created amongst railwvay shareholders by the Proceedings recently instituted on the part of creditors in the courts at Westminster. The alinm IS natural enough, but we do not think there is any foun- dation for it. Before entering, however, upon the inquiry of what may be done by creditors to ...

... ]VONEY MARKET.] ?? b- seat fromu Melbourne, oct English acounlt, no0 les8 than A further uniount of £C20 0,000 in Specie lef t New Ycok yesterday for Europe. The dracjidni fot tuot/y, commearcial~ly, baa been very moderate, will, rat~s folly' 1 be]low the Bank iiimiuiunc, anid in exception~al oatoes business has been done at 261 per eant. A better demand is proceeding from the Stok Echageloans ...

... 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. ...

... GLASGOW AND SOUTH-WESTERN BAIL- WAY COMPANY. I The extraordinary meeting of this Company adjourned from Tuesday, to allow the scrutiny of proxies demanded by Mir. Kideton to be made, was held in the Merehants'-hall yesterday, at noon. In the absence of Sir Andrew Ocr, who had not arrived at the commence- ment of proceedings, Mir. Rocatnsox, the senior director, wee called to the chair. The COn ...

... 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 ...

... MONEY MC~A$K~ET. SHEARE 1I~ PRODUCGE MARKETS, (FI OX lEBPON Wooe!N) There is considerable perplexity among Stook Ex- uihange operators to ascertain the probable ftuture of the markets, *or.the'long-oontinued apathy of the public seems to compel them to speculate for them- eelvesinore thnn they uasualty oai~e for. The only two departments calling for n'otioe are Gonsols and Rail- wayo. Up till ...

... SHEFFIELD TRADES OUTRAGE COMMISSION, TWENTIETH DAY, 5Fl)AY. Eil Beforetbheflminers:-W. Ovms,Q.C,, T. J.BhASTOW, se and G. CHMAN , Esqls. fc OUTRAGES ON A. MAtUFAGTURER. b .lfr. i'facc1 was again called, and said that Oln G the night he was shot a man came and asked him on the t road to Abbeydale to be allowed to ride in the gig. He p denied having observed to anyone at the time'that he was O ...