... MONgY AIARKET9 SHARE ALNI I'IODUCE MARKETS, (FRoI oup, LoNDson CORRESrPONDENT.) LoxinoN, Saturday. A fii mer tolo leaS porvaded the Stock Markets to-day, ad Unin site of a vrlr liruitoa attendance a modlerate busi- ness 15 tarsal doc at generally bottor prices. 'lio Funds have beea p5rtiiilalY steady Caonsols are now the sane for mosey asd accoulnt, and it is comuonly renorted that the baks ...

... CORN MARJRETS. BEROWICK, Saturday.-To day sevoral samples of now corn were offered. Tbe quality of wheat ld somewhat various, ranging from middling to very tine. Prices irregular. Barley, though not bright in colour, is of good sound quality, weighing from 63 lbs. to tO Ibs. tip to 571 lbe, A ready Halo at 325. to 37s. 4d. per qr. Oats are verv flne in colour, and ?? will weigh well, Fay 421bs ...

... 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 ...

... ('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 ...

... CATI'TLB MARRETS. CAWIJURO 'TRYST, SEtetrdfiv.-At this try',t to-day there will it iopen attit-acidou of formi ro antid Ileetrs. end tit to was Ids'j en exciql. fir Ithe coerity, fox Introeshtwed a greater di1pmetioni to boatns3, ani wetrn flxistio, to sceuora winterstillr. The ntrucfet, however, woo crathet ci If endthre wa&. con~si'tocohle diotneltoation noi thot pert of buerun to Live. the( ...

... 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 ...

... ] 0On Saturday last Mr. J. A. Yorte, registrar in bankruptcy, sat at York Castle and hoard the aipplications from the following prisoners for debt, to bo adjudicated bankrupts, and assigned to their respective baunkruptcy or county courts for hearing:- ISAAC MARSCEN, publican, Gildersome, was in prison at the suit of Mr. David Newton, auctioneer, Brainley, for a debt, including costs, for £0? ...

... MONE) [ MARKET. I SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS. (FneOb owe LoNnoN ConulsseonuErNT) LmoNso, Monday Evening. .The week-has opened witho t any favourable change in the St:sok Markets, Indeed the tone has been slightly le~ss atisfaectory. The rise of about 2s. in English and foreign wheat this morning, in spite of the many favourable opinions ac to the harvest, the pecuniary encbarrassmuents of Spain ...

... 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 ...

... i 1 ?? ?? BANOAGIIERt FAIR, Wedneeeday.-There was a crowded fair, tsar. ticalarly of buollockso, which were in great demand, end good heifere Bold well. COsditione in both merallent. Thrree-year-old hoilers sold at from £12 to £18; twogyer-old, freon £10 'to £12; yeerlings, from LiO to £0 LOS. Dallocing-thrseyoar-olds, from £12 to £17 l~i. ; two.gar. olds, from kg to k12 los.; one year eind a ...

... LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, STUsDAY. There has been an improvement in the demand to-day, and the downwaid tendency seems to be arrested, Prices have been much more regular. Estimated sales to-day 12,000 bales, including 4,000 speculation and export. Speculation Balsaend Epeo Import. rD lssriptleni and priam psid s ' id ?? dayv. @§§ 2200 20 Aerican. 7 to 101 300 5W 0411 1100 600 Pernam, 5:0 ?? 81 ...