... SHARE AND PRODucE MARKETS. (Frnou Aiw Lourox ConisroowiDuN.) LoNDoN, Tuesday. There has been an almost entire absence of busiaess on the Stock Exohange, and in consequenfe there has been a drooping of prices. The like phenomenon is exhibited on the NiirjB Bourse. The two places, there- fore, aot and react on each other. But for this there is nothing apparently to stand in the way of improve- ...

... POSTPONEMIENT OF THE TRIAL OF THOMAS EDGELEY. [FEobr oun LoNDoN Rhroarnn,] LONDON, Tuesday. In the matter of the prosecution of Thomas Edgeley, who stands committed for trial at the present session's of the Central Criminal Court, and with regard to whom an application was made to the Right Hon. Russell Gurney (the recorder) yesterday, as reported in the leeds Mcreury, Mr. W. CAMPBELL SLEion ...

... MONEY MARIRKETO SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS. (Ftom ou LONDON COaaasrONDENTr.) LoNnoN, Wedneaday Esvening. There has been less firmness about the Stook Mar- kete, in consequence of the trifling amount of general business going forward. The 8hare-settlement has made more satisfactory progress to-day. English Railways have been particularly neglected, and quota- tions have receded. The fine weather ...

... NObETE-EASTkEN RAILWAY COMPANY. The half-yearly meeting of the sharelholders of this conpany wa held yesterday, in the Do Grey Booms, York, urpI. S. reoxlsoco, chairmen of the company, yreidine. The Shapy ay a avingread the advertisehe nt calling the meeting and the report (which has alrea y been published in the asenury) having been held as The CirkutN saidlhat in the remarks he should have ...

... I HULL UNITED TRADES' COUNCIL. I I I- I I 11 E III -i -iI F- -i r! II 7I .I IE r] .II -I An adjourned nionthly meeting of the trade dele- ?? forming the above council was held last evena- ing at the Working Mien's Club, Lowgate, when' there was a good attendance of delegates. Mr. Ack- ril presided. The Chairman stated that a deputa- tion of two tailors frbm London had waited upon him during ...

... STOCKTON MEETING, Y~smEAy. (From our Correspondent.) The Wynyard Ennditay of S0 soya, added to a awdcystses nt S ecse each, 3it:thesecondgtosashis stake. Crtain winnersextra. eubs. ?? from the Ried Post. s 9 rMr. Cowen nsa The Pelee ner, a yrs. M ?? 1 5 10 Mr. InDli;s' PolIcy, 3 yr - - - ?? . . . ?? rsddock 2 '7 s Mr. Chilton's Capitoin, ?? ?? alloer 3 Th e following also ran :- Frost, ...

... THE LONDON TRADES' COUNCIL,. I T ?? A - AD1 I A . TheLondoA Trades' Council held a special meeti on Friday night, at the Bell Inn, Old Bailey. Thefol- lowing trades were represented: Amalgamated En- gineers, AmalgamatedCarpenters. Cordwainers, Plas- terers, Zinewlarkers, &c, &c Mr. Sainsbury, plas.- terer. was voted to the chair. The chairman called the attention of the meeting to a sthtemeut ...

... GOOLE, An-gst 17.-A rrbed- Peace, with Fand, from Lynn Wedgo, sond, Lynn; Constantia, wood, London; It. L. Wood, goode, London, Ceres. Eager, hamburg.- ,9aileti-Gratitude, with stone, for Lonrjn; Whalestone, London; Lion, steno, London; Elo7A- bsth atone L.wZstoft; hxcellent, coal 0 Lnn; . P. T., coal, Lynn; Weleoma Home, coal. 1jrancoaster; Elizabeth Terner, coal, Taiea. month; Symmetry, coal ...

... THE BIRMINGHAM CHAMBER 0R COMMERCE ON THE LAW OF BANKRUPTCY AND THE RESTRIOTION OF LABOUR. The half-yearly meeting of this body was held on Thursday evading, Mfr. 3. S. Wutoiro. the President, in the chair. The report was merely a rdeiend of the Pitr- liamenttary end other business inwhich the Chamber has taken a part during the lest six months. Inmqving its adoption, the Ciurnicsw referred to ...

... I TEE TRADE OUTRAGE INQUIRY AT I SHEFFIELD. I I e . . .- |Mr. Overend, Mr. Chance, and Mr. -Barstow, the examiners at the recent inquiry into the trade outrages at Sheffield, have presented their report to the Trades' Union Commissiollers. After referring to their ap- pointment, they proceed on the subject of rattening: -It is fair to the unions to say, that in the majority of cases where the ...