... BRISTOL L&ATHER TRADE. (M3fesre8. Hassee and Cnga's Cirosdlar.) Since the issue of our last circular we have experiencea a decided improvement in the demand for most descrip- tions of leather: the depression that has for sevorat months been perceptible in the trade has now been re- placed by a steady demand, and as most tanriers have been lessening their productions for some considerable time ...

... STOCKTON MEETING, YzsT=AY. (.By T'ek'gr~ayle.) . The Corporation Plate of tD soae, for all ages. Certain winners extra. Five furlougs, Mr. B. Kirby's Treasure Trove, . ?? I Muojdi lly .. . ?? , . ?? ?? ?? 2 Derweat ?? 3 Seven ran. The Eleventh Zutland Biennial Stakes of 10 sove eash, h fl, with SI added, for two-year old colts Sat 101b, filels and geldings st filb the second to save iU stake. ...

... SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS. (Fnom oua LONDON CORsnESrOoD1NT.) LONDON, Friday. The stook markets have to a stall extent recovered the depression stimulated by the change in the weather yesterday. The tone has improved, and, though busi- kiess is restrioted, prices have rallied. This is par- tioularly the case with English railways, where the depreciation yesterday was most conspionous, This is ...

... t1rotm Heeors. G. .Burley, T'ons, and Co.'a RePOYt. oa.NzoN, August 17. The manufacture of British iron continues in a state of lamentable, but not unprecedented, depression, from which there are at present but few perceptible signs of early or marked recovery; and the cause is not very far to seek-it exists in, and is comprehended by, the chronic financial embarrassments of most of our home ...

... 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 ...