... I qTBRADES' OUTRAGRS COMMISSION. I , _ _ ?? C e MANCHESTER, SEPr. 14. Sergeant John Sutoliffe said on Saturday last he t served a summons upon Mr. Wood, the landlord of the l Crown and Cushion public-houme in Longmill-gate, Man- e chester, to produce the books of the Briokmakers' Club. t He said he dared not give up the books without consent, or the men would kill him. After consultation with ...

... TRADE AMD FINANCE. THI; lapse of another week has brought no im- provement in the general state of commerce. On the contrary, a fresh source of discouragement has been more prominently brought forward. If stagnation in trade is the rule both here and on the Continent, equal dulness appears to prevail on the other side of the Atlantic. From all ac- counts, business is no better, with one excep- ...

... L TA IL W~ik Y ARKET'. I d ?? -- - Theiraiway market was again -very 11Mi tAo-dpoy,, and, with the exception of a urelapse'of ~ 1ej ~per cent, in Great, Northern stocks, the variations in prices weel in na llpward irton Oae- nian rose ij, per ~cejt~ ';-Great 'Western, 1 ;, South Eastern, :metropolitan, anrd .,Metropolitan Exten-i sion, ?? London and North Western and Midland, 4; York and ...

... I QOMMERCIAL AND MARkETB. - ~ ~ ~ ~ -- - - , i HARDWARE.-BIRMINGHAM, SEPT. 14.-The trade of this town continues flat, increasinglyso. Complaints on the part of manufacturers are as general as they have been at any time this year; the country trade is sluggish to a degree that Is most unaccountable; the orders received through the factors are comparatively small, few manufac- turers having any ...

... I I TuNSDAY EVMsnlG The railway market was flatter to-day, owing chiefly to speculative renlisations. A slight rall I occurred towards the close of business, yet theI leading lines nearly all left off lower than Yester- 1 day. Thus compared, Caledonianl Stock shows a fall of Ij per cent. ; Metropolitan Extension, 1; I Metropoitan, london and North Western, Great Northern A and North British, ...

... MOgY IMARKET. I FRIDAY EVENING. P ig lle returns published this morning by Z X f Einlaid and Bank of France show I aliY L ?? resources of both esta- si sr still increasing, the stock markets ce ite dllilles during the earlier hours of busi- t ! t WAS not until the afternoon, when the reals roll Paris gave rise to a hope that the It g coring from the shock given to it by a ?? u0lnts and ...

... -: - - _I FRDAY EVENING. In the mining market to-day, Marke Valley, t West Oaradon, Wheal Mary Ann, Wheal Gren- ville, South Frances, Great Retallack, Clifford, Wheal Seton, and West Seton shares were in re- A quest, but Chiverton Moor, East Caradon, and v Prince of Wales declined. Prices were quoted as follows :-Chiverton Moor, 5J to i; Clifford D Amalgamated, 7 . to 8; Cook's Kitchen, J 10 ...

... I I MONDAY EVENING. The railway market was buoyant, and the clos- ing prices, though not the best of the day, showed a general rise, compared with those last quoted 0on Saturday. Midland stock left off at an advance of I+ per cent.; London and North Western, 1; South Eastern, .; Great Northern (original), Brighton, and London, Chatham, and Dover, -1; Man- chester, S1heffield, and Lincolnshire ...

... I ' HbONEY MARKET. I * . ?? or TnBSniv Evra. The funds to-day experienced no movement, lot closing at yesterday's prices, but in some of the ut other departments of the Stock Exchange, not- )re withstanding the broken weather, which is calcu- lre lated to prejudice the iugathering of the harvest ry. otwrdar in nothar rather decided tendency to improve- ichentwasmanifested. A good effect seems ...

... IM:ONBYMARKET. MOxDAY Ernya. The continued fineness of the weather, a further decline in the corn market, the more' satisfactory appearance of foreign politics, and the influx of E nearly a quarter of a million in gold to the Bank to- day, have caused general buoyancy in the Stock Exchange. Consols were inquired for, and rose 3 a per cent. Railway stocks and foreign bonds have a mostly ...

... MONEY MABRET. TirussnAY EvENwa. In the absence alike of any important news and of business, the funds to-day were quiet, and I scarcely any alteration occurred in prices. Atten- tion was chiefly directed to the adjustment of the account in shares and foreign stocks, which will be completed to-morrow. The railway market was better in the morning, but afterwards receded. The principal changes ...

... I- 4OYEY MARKET. SAT~UDAY EVENING. e, stock markets to-day have experienced a all advance, owing to the pacific effect of the .ero' )'apoleon's speech, with. the consequent .s the French finds and the fineness of the ,with the equally consequent dulness in the X ,list c(rl markets. Consols are an eighth per lii iher than yesterday, and railway stocks .iproved -}to 1 per cent. Great Eastern 1 ...