... 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 ...

... $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 ...

... j?uEFFIEJ.?P TRADES OUTRAGE' COMMJSSIOI?. - . ..Wi CONFESSION BY DENNIS CI2KKF OF THE Br, (OUTRAGE ON HLTJEWEL.,y SIXTEENTH DAY, MoceY~ntv. BeforetbeElelisiners W. Ovnwas, QCi., T. J. Bm SToW ti and G. OHAIPOE, BEgra.ha AEhe proceedings this day were of great import-sI ane, and the Coin-twos again crowvded, asitvas expeced ou tlat the Trades Urnion Scretaries, imnlieatedb Broadhea. Tlu Smith ...

... LONDIVJ GAZETT, Dmsday, Juno 25. Notice of Adjudication and Plint Meetlin of Creditors. To Surrender at the Bankrupts' Court London Beil F., Shrewsbury-road, Bayawater, dairyman, uly 9 BestenE ESouthwark, journesyman baker, July 9 Boeesh E late of Croydon, manager to a fibre factor, July 8 Briggs F. P., St. Ives, engLeer, July 8 Brown A. H., Rochester, draper, July Cassweil J. W., late of ...

... THE IRON TRA.DE. BBntm OnAm, Thursdaty, -As wa s expected yesterday at Wolverhampton, the preliminary meeting to-day has resulted in no change in prices being declared. It was known upon all hands that the trade is extremely dull, rad that no reduction was likely to bring ahout any improvement. The question of a reduction was not therefore entertained; nor wea the question of the wages of the ...

... WEST RID1NG? A1?D GBIMSBY ?jRAILWAY OOMF?4NY. A special general meeting of this. company was held on Saturday at the Stratford Armas Hotel, Wakefield, for the purpose principally of tran~sferring to trustees all share capital, capital not paid up of the company, moneys in hand, at the bank, or due to the company, and such other moneys or propertY as are reserved to the company by the West ...

... M~ElY MARKE To I goAR A1W a PRDC MEE* Amo~ ova Loiw~ox Oames30O7DWT) Liomnoie Saturday Eveonlng The stock markets have been rather less heavy 1511 they where yesterday. The finer weather enooura~cd a little animation at the opening, but it was hardly maintained, and the average movements in prices do not warrant any very sanglune report. On the other hadthe tone ofthe market may be fairly said ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... '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 ...

... 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 ...