... CORN MARITUE PS. I ?? 1 FS1Y. WeYdnesdey-Tlhras was only ai modera0te lrttorrlioa Iat ?? (ore] Eadrireno to-day. New ^islerit inl ide Ir,. as ire mnoray, ofld rrldisid from eJ. to Lw rleritilcir. Peas ilavancod Is. r qr ther ar1 i cls inur( ?? lest week's pr icoes. CanlE, ?? wheat lus, 3d. toilH. Oad red 10. od. to l~a Itare 7,. lid~u 'Jnd, iblaok oats ls. to 7s. hOd., taeney HS. 44. to 8. IO ...

... A meeting of 1he Council was held yesterday in the ctlices of the Chamber, in the Exchange, Mr. 1IL W. Rlipley (president) in the chair. The other gentlemen present were Messrs. Ald. Law, Behrens, Sachs, Fulda, Wade, A llibgworth, Addy, Scott, and Stead. Previous to the commencement of the regalar business, the Presi- dent drew attention to the late Mr. S. Laycock, to whose memory he paid a ...

... CORAN MARXET8, LE, EDS CORN MARKBET, TURSDAY. (-ow lMessrs. DuAnns and Co's ffrou lar.) The demand to-day is eutiroly ropen new whoeat, of which there is scarcely any supply, the little offering is eagerly taken oif at 3u. to 4Is. per qr. advance over Itlst Tuesday's rates, fine yellowe making }os, to 68s., whitoes 70s. to 75s. per qr. In other articles no material change. (Jlfessrs, Matson ...

... (FDe os the Afarh Lane dc press.) BRITISH. With much wet this week the clearing of the harvest has been delayed, in the northern districts more especially. But the meadows never had a more fresh or luxuriant appearance, and tho root crops have continued to grow vigorously. W e coldially endorse the sentiments of a daiy contemporary in its Monday's leader, as to the immense benefits derived to ...

... I SHIARE AND PRODUCE ARtKETS. (Feod OU l0,LONDON CoaMrsPoNDD T,) Lowros, Saturday. The Stoelz Markets have been steady, and, in spite of a restricted business, quotations have geno. rally furthor imlproved. The funds remain at yester- day's priceS, ?? the likelihood of their going much if any bigher is very slight. Englihll railways are flow the chief resort of both investors and speculatorS ...

... MONEY MARKET,. SHARE AND PRODUCE MIARKETS, (F'Ror ouR LoN'noro COcuaucsronsrrr.) LonDON, Monday. The Stock markets have been heavy upon the gene- rally unsatisfactory view taken of both the finances and politics of the Continent. The probable failure of the Government efforts to stimulate French enterprise, and the nervous state of the Commercial, investing, and labouring classes arc looked ...

... AT--en TIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY. ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COMPA~iy, An extraordinary general nmeeting of the ablira. holders of the Atlantic Telegraph Company was held at the Loedon Tavern yesterday, for the purpsec of recsii0, from tire directors a report arid statement of the ravr. 3 account for the year ending July 28, 1867, and of dotehr mining upon the payment or otherwise of a dividend u: the ...

... MONEY MARKETO b - SIAIZE ANJSD PIZODTCE MARIE3TS. craom Oulz Loox On Cnsrownm.) LOzmDOx, Saturday Evening. The Stock 1Farets, though inanimate as far as business is concerned, have been steady and rather firna in tone. The Funds are unaltered, Llt IRisilways are rather higher, while the foreign nlalket is fairly Supported with an imn- provemeut ill Spanish stocks, concerning which there is ...

... TRADE'S OUTRAGES COMMISSION. TENTTL DAY. - - ctd11 Ir M~ANOIUi55TFIL, Sept. lii. T The procec'dings openpd at the usual[ hour, bitt hi. there was an unusually numerous attendance at the opei.- NE log9 of the Court, and it afterwards bacasne oroiviLsd, MEi sosne few ladies were present to-day, but not nearly uo thb ]erge is proportion as attended during the assieies. a It has been Stated that ...

... MONEY MARKETe SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS. (EFOU otn LocNnoON ConliE5SPONDZ .) LONDON, Monday. A stronger tone has charaoterised all the Stock snarirots, and nearly a general advance has beon estab- linhed, whilst there haa been an improvement in basi- ness. The only exception has beon in the Funds whiolh, after advancing A. relapsed to the prices of Saturday. The Foreign market has been strong. ...

... ('osrn thek Mark Lane Express.) BRITISH. The cold north-easterly wind of the past week has greatly helped the gatherings in all the late districts, both as respects cereals and the second crop of hav, which in some cases nearly equalled the first out. But in cold situations, where sunshine and warmth were wanted, not much progress has been made. Ireland, it seems, hew suffered from wet, and ...

... co w TRADES' 0 AY. I I -1-- - . -- I MAricnmEn, Sept. 18, After ou1r report v55 dispatched1 yesterday, WtIIUISr )srA l,(clihaau beaten by brickimakers, aes Wi'hOlloinv irs, th.,te fur Alr. Ashworth's son,) was'cx- is iesippossil n e attacked by three men on a dark Urnined. rSI leis i t 11(5 ealr Mr. A81hworth's house, He maght in August, f tile h ueadi, and remained insensible las truck n ...