... TH LEONDON WOOL SALES. ! The second series of -sales of Colonial wool for the pre- sent year commenced on 16th:May, and terminated on the 29th June. The following were the quantities cata- logued:- Port Philip . 62,387 Montevideo .. 860 New Zealand 28,012 Buenos Ayres ?? 40G Sydney . ?? Spanish . ?? 321 Adelaide .. .. 19,417 Odessa . . 297 Cape ?? .. 29,663 German .. . 27 'Van Dieuen's Land. 8 ...

... CORN.s HIULL, Tuesday.-(From n J. Ellermann and Co.'sI Report).-Since our last Tuesday's report the weather l has been very fine for the growing crops, which has I not been without its influence on the trade; small re- tail sales have been made at last week's prices, but to I sell quantities less money would have to be taken for u wheat as well as spring corn. In linseed rather more doing; ...

... N ONEY M ARKETo SHARE. AND PROUC M.m1,71 Doe ?? ?? ?? 0l3 d LONDONl 0a~nnZPO2NDI5M E LomioN, Saturday iEtvning. Though exceedingly quit, in every reepeec, the Stook Markets are steady. For the pr'Aent, the various moveients of operators caueo this effect. In the Fund . bull speculators have been annoved by the refusal of some jobbers to carry over the next aceonat, and some of the wealthier ...

... The usual weekly meeting of this Board weas held yesterday. lr. thennwork oN tha Chairman of the Board, vho presided, sitated that the deputation a pointed a fort- nih g owait upoa the Poor-lawv Boar ,wvith reference tothe religiou8 clauses of the bill noW before Parliament propoeing to make the board ernnanent, and to make cor- tain amnendments in the law for the celief of the poor, had ...

... SHARE AND PRIODUCE MARKHT P ('FROM OWI LONDOn CoanEmsaoNDw. LoNmoN, Thursday Evening. The Bank rate has been retained at 2 per ceat. A somewhat general expectation had been experienced during the week that in the faoe of their already superabundant resourees and the aonumulatiorf now goi1g onD the directors would have been unable to avoid a reduction. No change, however, has been made. The ...

... MONEYh :ARKE'L. SHARE AND PRODUCE MIARKRTPS TWXno OuM LONDOSN OOaRSorN ?? LoNnoci, Tuesday Evening, Beyond the progress of the Congol settlement, which Vill be concluded to-morrow, and the payment of the dividends, there is no particular feature in the stock markets to call for remark. The Fonda have been flat, in consequence of the nature of the acoount now being adjusted. Many speculators ...

... SlEFFIELD TRIADES OUTRAGE COMMISSION. TWENTY-SECOND DAY, TESnAY. ?? the ainere:-W. OvicEw, Q.C.; T. J. BAETOW$ and G[. Cumora, Essts. THE ACORN-STREET MURDER. Great interest 'was manifested in the proceedings this morning, as it was understood that what is known as the Aeorn-etreet murder was to be the subject of investi- gation. This outrage was committed in the autumn of 1861, under the ...

... MONE y MARKT. SELMRE A) PRODUCE MARKETS. Maour oue Loanom Connsnuaoswnm.) Lobrooe4 Fridiy Evening. Although the reduction in the Bank rate to 2 per cent. has been followed by the issue of returns from the :Banks of England and of Franoc of a, more favoucable character, as to resources, than ever appeared before, the Stock Markets have been under considerable depres- sion. The Funds have ...

... 1 ; R ?? CONMBlIOD.* TO 1 EDITORS OF T: E IMLDS MERGUIRY. OllUNTLzNMf ,-Bin reply to the letter Of 'hre Heny oges whichappeflled in your paper of last SatFi- day, I am glal is has given methe opportunity Of correct- ing' n error which I undersfod. appears, in my le 1 con Ur. James Wilson, and which was read by him inhis ovi- dencebtfore the Trades Union Cro ma ision. The error referred to is ...

... .LO.Y1DON GAZET . T2uesday, JTuly ?? BANkRUPTS. Notice of Adiadication and First Meeting of Creditors. To Surrzedsr at the Bankrupts' Ccr,, Lcrdon. Berry S., Pimlico, Aug. 6 Blackburn L,, Kentis -town, commission ngent, Aug. 8 Brotherwood I., Goswell-road, licensed victualler, Aug. 8 Cable J. B., IRingsland-roesd, printer, Aug. 7 Caeor . T., Oanonbury, timber merchant, Aug. 5 Chardin d. 0., ...

... THIE SHEFFIELD TRADES OUTRAGE COM- I MISSION. I At Sheffield, on Friday, the Commissionem exami- ned several more witnesses. Michael Thompnon, for- merly secretary to the Scythe-grinders Union, admitted having been implicated in the outrage at Dronufeld. He paid money from the funds of the union for the support of the wife of Needham, who was convicted of the outrage. He made no entries in ...

... MONEY MARKE1 SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS,. (Futoli oxn Lonox Coln onn ) LONDON, Monday Evening. The opening of business on the Stock Exchange was charaoterised by renewed dulness, and as far as the Ands are coneerned by ronewed depression, the result of continued political uneasiness and of harvest fears. As to the harvest, thero is no further rise in the corn markets. They are, in fact, rather ...