... A laddo Data $jilM. ~'BY ELECTRIC TESIEGRAPH. heo LONDON CORN MARKET-FRiDAY. ye Good demand for wheat at liet Monedsy'K pirices. ed WAKEFIELD CIJRN I3ARKET-FuIDfAY Tuesday's rates maintained for all articles except CUMn. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET-FnIDAY. Wheat held at late rates. so- REVIEW OF THE BRITiSH CORN TRADE itS DURING THE4 PAST WEEKI. it Although we have frequently had verv cold and ...

... (Wrom the M nohester GuaOdian.a IBEPORTS AND ESTIMATFD STOCKS. Imports stoccs,. Derptfon.a This This | To s Same Wee; IYear. 1 datoteiTS2 American. .12.4 8,8 3 0074 -937,.29 3D 2 G. 401,330 Brazil, ?? 3,109 Ws298,08 38.f4 1(7.06 10.2A3U Ei~gyptian, Sc., ?? tOS7 127465 103,269 51,200 27,800 Smyr relki,. _l - 23460 30. 489 5,070 10.390 West AIndia, Sc., ±588 7 537 G4,170 32.902 24,.30 East l ...

... SHIPFU?G fl?FELLIGENCE. ?? GIASGOWV. AuRVElD-JulY 1. Annie M~orell, Amy, from Amusterdam, in ballast. July 2. |Neridle, Treymouth, Alexandrea, &c., with beans. 'Lord Byron (sas., C:arnegie, Oporto, general cargo. |Agr7icultenr, Yinfrom N~antes~, with floar. I Bri anriia, W~est Coast of Africa, general c~argo. j GOBEE NOOL ]~nt wsans-JulY 2. Blair Athel!, Haines, from M~atauzac, with sugar. ...

... 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 ...

... An abstract of the gross Produce of the Revenue of the United Kingdom, ms the unadermfentioned periods. ended June 30, IN07, oolupaoal wiht th orreopoudn(ug poreoie of the proooding QUA-RTRR ENDED June 30, June 30, 1S7. 1ot6. incroase. Deorease. Customs ?? ?? 223,000 _ Exci3e5 ?? 06.000 0.144,000 - 116,000 Stamps ?? 2,647.000 2.483,00n 6,000 - Taxes . I 1,00. . ?? . 1,478,000 28,000 - nroporty ...

... ROLLING STOOK COMPANY (WOLVERHAMPTON). Yesterday, an ordinary half-yearly meeting of the Rolling Stock Company (Limited) WaR hold at the Corn. pany'e Offices, Exhchage Chambers, ?? ampton, Mr John Perks, the chairman of the directorv, presided, and there were also preeent Messra. C, Corder, W. Xronmongeri J. 0. BEacchu3, H. Ward, H. E. Fowler, 5, Loveridge, Ci el10ineux, all directors; end ...

... LOiDON CORNi MAs.KXT, Yester&y.-Tehero wa10 a heavysupply of Riualan oats last week, The arrivals of wheat and other grain were moderate, Exports, 100 oet. flour. English, wheat 1, l61 qrs., foregn 5/9fi5 Scarcely any fiesh oazhplea ap- peared this morning from Keat or Bssex, and prices were conse- quontly nreintained. The consumption being thrown npon foreign ?? was rather more doieg in ...

... MO-NEY AND COMM ERCE. I |I E OURI 'or C IER ItL COIir.EiSF4Nt'DNT.| BELF.SST, MONoDAx tEvine-rE o, JULY 1, 1867. LT Nit TRADE. Balliuena Lincn an i Linen Yarn M\arkers of Saturdav.-Cioth ---There is nothing new to re} ort of this market, which as uncharacteriseol by anyI substantial improv-eirent. Prices were unaltered. For some sets of 3d-iiich gceds, which are scarce, there was, hoev-er, ?? ...

... I . ??iONYMARKET. I | SATOEDAY EvcM=G. The stock markets this morning showed compa- rativge ateadipes,,tle ceesstionof. tho:recent heavy rains having, tended to allay the apprehensions which'were beginning to be 'expressed with regard to the grain crops.,., Sales being renewed, however, heaviness followed, and the prices of many securir ties underwent a further reduction in the after- noon,, ...

... I, ANKOFBOBAY. - - - = u : : The adjourned meeting of English shareholders was haldon Tueidayat No. 55, Prliament-Asreet,to receive the report of the deputation appointed to wait upon the .Secretary of State for India. General NORTaTu was voted to the chair. Mr. Lown read. the report of the'depetation; to the effect 'that' certain questions having been put to Sir Stafford-Northdote, the ...

... I SHARE 0LISTS, I MONDAY EVEMG. The railway market to-day was better, upon the issue of eirculars from, the Brighton and Metro- politan Companies, as referred to in our Money article. Several variations occurred in the course of the day, but the ianal quotations, compared with those of Saturday, showed an advance of 11 per cent. in Brighton stock; 1 in (Great Northern + in Great Northern A ...

... -.FROM:TJ1ELONDONGAZETT&. COMMISHIONS. GLOUCEfaSTZERI5 Rz -Iop it V C.-, Lieylt JT.W, len to be Captain, vice Pakenhrlti; ?? - GoL'OUEsrERSIRE.-Royai North Gloucestershire Militia, -A. Cator, Gent., to be Lieutenant, vice Coekerell, promoted, lst Administrative Battalion 1C; V.-Major U. W. Pigeon to be Lieutenrant-Colonel (retaining his eommissio n as Major in the 2nd Gloucesterehirc E. V. Ut ...