... .i - i Is I I I - o k | MB711m 7 $Iw ]P. Vbss ~gg~o ~ j§4, 9 ---wt ?? !I L A EA'LOJ6 AWiLLED. itntonj Henry, Cainona-straoo City stationer. l ?? a;s:;'el Old Kent-road, plumber. 1 UI~s~ci B., C 'all ...

... STOCK AND SHARE MET. ?? Dublin, Saturday Evening. There is an advance of 4 in the value of the funds; Consois realised 94 for money, and New 3 per Cent- Stock 92WI I 4 for transfer, and 924- j for account, buyers. BAnk Stock declined 2, National Bank Shares Bt and Provincials were done at the last price, closing in demand. Steam Shares m ere inactive, and nothing was done except in Dublin and ...

... , To dn.v' mtarket wvas vesv moderate ly sortplied witi beasts, for whi1chl the demand rule, Iiactive, at I oudlay's deellne In the quotailon.4 The best Scots and crosses sold at from 5s. to tls..d.Sper Slt. Tiho show of sheep was by no means exten- sive. Downs anw half breds moved offstealily, at full price, hut nit other brecds were a dull Inquiry: the highest lguro vas 5s.4d. perf8 Ibs. ...

... NEEDHAMI MARKET EXHIBITION. The great success which the Committee have met with iu this enterprising undertaking must indeed be very gratifyin and encouraging. We understand that up to Wednesday last, ?? libition had beenvisited by upwards of 2000 people, nod that the receipts have been more than tihe most sanguine hopes of the Committee could have led thnem to expect. Since the opening of the ...

... THE CORN TRADE.-[During thie past week] I (Abridged from the Mm( LaZne Bxpruss of uljy 8.) The weather of the past week, although varied, with , occasional strong breezes and smartish showers, has, on the whole, been growing and favoarable, if some of the hay out has been delayed in the carting and lost oolour. The evidences of an almost complete exhaustion of last year's produce have been ...

... MO\EY14W A--ND C(OMMCERW'. LONDON C111(CK AXC,?I% lat a tII1 fnrtll,?I: :-4dvarlc- Inc., fl a. -_Chile., Z004. ?? nn(l At1ui`- upew?j?g P,, ?? for ?..Ioaey, 94 f, - Am-unt. 94,? ?? IFIMA, uer Cents_ Y'wi for Mony. !? L, itt f;. ALcec,11-it. 91? Threu per ?ellts.? ?? I p.m. fvr ldo!leyl N1 tto T:r Acemint, fl.; 'New 'P;iree ner Cents., 91:i? ?? Mc)neY, 1' ditto fo It Acconm?? 94:1 Fairly ...

... THE SHEFFIELD TRADES UNION 0IM I IMISSION. I I CflSflm OF TME SCORN STluET .vIfDlR. I ''.ENT--FlrdrT DAY. S1 ?? RL TuFL/-mi .--Thc Commissiollens re. sunied the inquiry tilis mornlintg at eleven. Mr. Ovcrend entered the court on crutches, walking Nvith great difficulty, and reclined on a couch during the day. The subject of investigation ?? Street murder. The first witness was 'Mr. J. C. ...

... 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 ...

... 6.r1PPINGlNTELMENEi _ _ _ ; 't :'ig ;4 -.Z , ?? . !` ?? GLASGOW..,,,t *Aaarvnn-July 28. ?? ?? 'Bluenose, Bolize, froJ 2 St lot ?? Ruby, M4tontyr from (Quebelx tth;,desus. It -,i S J uly29n. ' FIlrerce Lee, Wilson, Monttat gne ?? o > FOO-CIIOW5 Foo. May 31. Matlanid, for Londoa,51bU\w,#Ogi 9ltop next day. June 1. Serica, for London, in tow;gt4 S ne¢t' day. 3. Taeping,, for London, i8 *t% 'gt ...

... SCOTCH BANRUT. (ro the Enburh Gazette ol Yesterday.) SERtISTRATIONTS. July lo. JoHN GALBBAITH, grocer, rort-Glasgowr. Creditors to meet within the White Hart Hdtel, Cathcart Street, Greenlock, ~26th July, at one o'olock.-Dsil. Maclean, 14 Htamilton Street, Greenock, agent. Jorly 16. ABCHIBALD M'KHELLAR, leather mner- cijaut in Inverness. Ctreditors to meet within the Procurators' Room, Castle, ...

... 77771 ?77771 777? t? , . ? 1: , -1? q. I ?? I ?? .9 . 44 , I f,: The railwa re4.d fi4$ ...

... A USTRAIWAN MIHINZG COMPANY. Yesterday, the twenty-second annual general meeting of shareholders was held at the London Tavern;. 6Lieut.-Colqnel GsonuE PeAmEa occupied the chair. The report was taken as read. The COAIRxAw, in moving its adoption, said it wan with great pleasuie that he-met the shareholders upun the present occasion, beosuse he believed he could now saely 'say that they had ...