... yMFOR IRON WOREs AND SHIPBUILDING I V, if . COMPANY (LIMITED). iS . -s n a. . 0,4ODfonday a meeting of the creditors of the above was held at Glover's Hotel, Mr. J. A. Wade cothe a - Among the creditors present were the 3fhe D0 - hMessrs. K Wade and Sons, Mesrs. Allott d Thelwall, Messrs. H. and W. Croft, Meesrs.Ward Od Oliver, Mesr. Blakeney 4nd Co. Messrs. W FrO, and Co, Messrs. Camnell, ...

... I TRADES' OUTJRAGES COMAISSION. I SECOND DAY.-MXhNCUW fER, ElaudT. 7liis morrnin-g the Court opened at cliven *'Oclock, MIr. W P. , BoLneTrs, solicitor, corlmonly c1aled the tineis' Atforney-Gesieral,' was in couirt to wastch the ?? en beiealf of the workmeursi uniorns ; Uir. It. .1I. Ii. COiBerr, solicitor, for the masters ; and Mr. EsNilesr JoNas, barrister, for tile Salford Brickmalkers' ...

... I THIRD DAY. - LtaecnESTUii, Friday. The Commissioners took their seats soon after eleven o'clock. The proceedings are -vgionling to attra t much attention, and the court was well fillcd to-day. 'eorqe HUIn6e ?? a brickemaler, aged ihirty- three, living at Stockport, and working for Charles t ire- land. Had Iceen a member of the Stoekport 1Brickmakera' Union, and hld boon treasurer for three ...

... 'THE MANCHESTER TRADDES UNION INQUIRY. MANCeIssE8SMR, Wednesday. The Commissioners charged with the investiga- 5, tion into the nature and operation of trades unions in Y Manchester and the surrounding district, hold their first de sitting this morning in the ManchesterAseire Courts. The Commissioners are Mr. P. A. PicaEariZO, QC., Mr. T. e InvIEG BRSTOWV, and Mr. G. CirnccA . The Ci[ini ...

... BIRMINGHAM.-lThe reports in reference'to the state of trade in this town are more satisfactory; there ie n1o approach to animation, but the tone is better, and in- dications of a further and general reaction are appa- rent. BliaxDro0an.-Though there was rather a better tone pervading the market at the beginning of the week, there has been little disposition in any department to do business ...

... MEETING OF THE HULL DOCK COMPANY1, j B IGNATIpt :r UP. -tFFAl-. I - I n- Oman .. ?? We On Friday, a menetitig 'of the shareholders in the 6de Hull Dock ComMJany Was held at the Dock offiei8, she under the presidenoj eof the chairman, Mr. Willam Ott Wright. There Was a pretty numerous. meeting. ird The object of the meeting was to receive the resigna- W. tion of Mr. lIuffam, as secretary to the ...

... THE BOARD OF TRADE RE [URNS. T ?? ~~~The following- is it surnnrnmry of tha lm11orti awll Ixport. for July ;mand the decalnid value I Expouts fog tine month and saven meat.s manled 31st ?? IMPORTS AND) EXPORTrS Or Fonrorux ANDZ 51 ~~~CmOLOIAL MERCIEANnI3E. le Articles. Imports for July~1.tjorfor ?? y. Ii. ISGo. I I 57. I s ;I 9 . I S67, at Cocoa ?? lbs.. 761 ,20 2.1 21,571 '278,,S97i 919,5 ...

... MONEiY MARKET, I SHlARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS. (Fait on Lo-nDoi COnutErSPO, EsT) LONDON, Thursdiy. No ebll-iyt gsi occurred in the position of the Stock olr1et1 2'o tclegram relatill, to the release of the AbyeRiftli' 0aplttVes is not altogether credited, and therefore Ve-'lmcs no influence wiatever upon the niarketr. 'Ibo indifferent attention bestowed upon the nlatter from the first is ...

... MON1EY -MARKET. SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS. (Ftom oun LoNnoN ConrnspoNDwr) LONDON, Friday. The Stock Marketa opened with a better tone, and it was in some quarters expected that a little animation might ensue. The continuance of the unsettled weather, the rise in corn, and the doubts throwen upon the accuracy of the telegram relating to the Abyssinian captives, have been sufficient to negative ...

... mo3NgL?!MRKET. SHARE ANTD PRODIJCE MARKETS. (gLOM oun LONDOx ConanFsoTDNT.) Lo2TDoN, Tuesday. The Stocki Markets have had a stationary character, yet not without a considerable degree of firmness, which would probably lead to a higher range of prices if busines55 e rnmore aotive. The Funds aro without essential alteration, nor is there much change in Rail- way or Foreign Stocks; but there -is ...

... iTHE NORTH.EASTERN RAILWAY COMPANY TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS AME:RCURY. OGcNTLBMEN,-After Bown, deliberation I amn satisfied it will be for the benefit of the shareholdlers of this company if their attention is drawn to the manage- mellt of its affairs, Many matters connected with these affairs might be inrqurired into with interest; but Y wish, in this instance, in the moat public way ...

... 'ITRE STATE OF TILM EY MARKET. ?? the Jconossllstf. Cheap as money is, no one who knows the imarket doubts that it is likely to be as cheap. The accumulation of gold in the Bank, the scarcity of good bills, the want of nerve end energy in the trading world, are conclusive reasons. How loug it will continue so no wise man will prophecy. The course of the rate of discount for some time after the ...