... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... MO?IEYMRKET. ShTARSE A.NI PRODUJCE MA~RKETIS. LomroN. Thursday Evening. The samne inactivity has characterised the Stoek Macr- 3;etsato-day. As we noticed yesterday, speculators inl the Funds have been operating with a view of a re- duotion in the Beak-rate which is expected ts stimu~late the demand for Oonsol&, Thle directors took ,no step to-day, to the disappointment of some few persons, ...

... M?Y MAR T?1 ,SHAPEI A!RD PRODUCEl IA! * (Foxou Louno IDOomusorONDH.) LODOwi 1Monday Evening. 'The stoek markets opened flat, writh a uniform 'n~spension of business. On tho arrival of Paris prices3, * hich s8howed a corresponding depre;ssion in the Bours3e, there 'was a far~ther depreciation. On it transpiring) ihowever, that nearly a hundred thousand sterling had ; heen sent into the Bank of ...

... THE SHFIELD TRADES' UNION COMMISSION. EIGHTH DAY, FlamAy. Before the Examiners -Mr. OvEREND, Q.C.,Mr. CRAOSB, and Mr. BAMSTOW. Mr. CDnAnanS for the Outrage Committee; Mr. Suca for the Defence Committee. On the Commissioners taking their seats this morning, Lcin T.rafienrr, clerk to Mr. Chambers, deposed that, along with Deteotive-olficer Battereby, he visited Simonite on Saturday, and asked ...

... EEVIEW' OF TH?O? TRADE. ' t~ ,,lf alith e~vici68itiide5.'of 'this eixf'raordinmS *seasaou we habve reached the iflduenceopf weather niarkit ' ,andj !ne; tho week.hae bcen' fne, ',though -alosing eoidel! -Ithan of l Iste, th~ere3 line' been .n lull in~bussnesa,} and every :.sp-oies dorf , a been left to the ordinaryt consunmptive -dem~and. :!)ith buyers wmorelecautioiu with: every 4y' ...

... .LO?Y?DON Q.AZBTT.? ? dime 14. l3B RUPTS. Arnber G., Eestoheap, Jnmo 28 Berton J. Tot enham conre roe baler, Junec23 Boy J.,ecbsfl clrk ul holebriB. A., }'rest~nney oipar Bsgtponzate9tle deaablerS ObldluettrlW'R Thrnt akth, proprietore- ?? mlle27 Clarke J*J., Coea-thain, buehexra, June27fi ookes J. W.. Brdingtan, clek, June28Jn 20a Ilconers A. Soi. :~ershad, faprmker, Jnu 28 WatsCD ...

... sJJE]FIElD TRADES OUTRAGE[ COMMISSION.| CONFESSION BY BRtOADHEAD. Before the Examiners :-W. OvmuRn,. ?? T. J. B158Tow, and (P. C}IAFCE, Esqs. THIlRTElDNTHI DAY, TIEvzsIDAY. Great excitement prevailed this morning in con- sequence of a report being prevalent that Broadhead would Ibe theo first writness examined, and that he would be asked whether or not the accusations made against him on the ...

... THE EXTRAODNAEY ORGERIES ON THE LEEF8' BqANG COMPANY. i I 1 (FIaOM OUR LoxiDox Rspon1res) 5 1 ~LONTDON, FfidFLY, e This afternoon Thomas Edgiey, describd as ay t nierclant, of Sermon-lane, in the City, was charged before the Lord Mayor, in the Juetico-room of the Mansion-houra, w with being concerned in the alleged gigantic fraud, on the I Leeds Banking Company, which bave of late been so i ...

... MONJ~Y MARKET. SIHARE ADW P1RODIUCE MARKETh. FRoM OUR Loemo~ CO51IESPONDI*nr LocNsocr Saturday Evening. It is impossible to avoid coming to tbe oonolusion tbat the recovery of She 8tcook markets will be ehecquered ia no ordinary dogree, and that mouths wvill elapse snd snuck be endured before the prostration will lieovercome. The experience of this week has been sufficient to prove thus. With ...