... ..THB BRITISH AND FORELON CqRIV TRADE. ?? ~ ~~ ~ ~~ ,: ?? L ?? , ., . : . (From the Mark oane Kxprese.) The late severely cojd weather,'followed by a seasonable rain and ?? su~nmer, has been ,versyserviceable to agrioultural interests. The coldprevented sprouting in the late districts, the rain has opened the hard soil, and the warmth has renewed the growth of the meadows and' esculbnts.' ...

... I ,r k I . . A *. . i,9 3 3 4.A T - ;. I ?? -,i . IViRPOOL, OaT. 4,-Sale:s Great Eastern, 31l4-ancasilre a-nd Yorashire, 127i, , ,U44 ?? 18f I*Ldj@Mahficesterl Yofigeld 'andsiucolahldre -.5_0-Midland,-1204. '.-Solith Eaetern, 8 'rAtatfan f and: 'eae Wegtern 7 per. .cent. Consolidated 'Bond&'f214'.Uftled States t20, 1882, 1t, .May to lat November, 714-Grpat L1xxdmboorgshaies,9-6 64 -North ...

... LIVERPOOL. Arived.-Ocf. 19. Fialnoli ?? from Barcelona; Maria, from Memel: Jas. Davidson, from Monte Video; Selina, from Rio Grande; Clarendon, from Bombay; Primus, fronm Palo Plata; Many, from Dieppe; Cervantes fsas.), from--; Suther- land ?? froy5 Homnbllrg: Crescent. from Quebec; S. Steele, from-: Caspro, from St. John, N.B.; Conmodore, from Africa; Tlppoo Saib, from Quebec; Retriever, from ...

... COMMEEBUILi PX43T 'MARKETS. I IA H|RDWARU.-Bnit=sGHAigP OTr. 12.-The trade of. e this town i areportedof more favourablvl; in the course of a, tihe weewk orders have beta1 g iven'out 'by the factors, and Id niarndfaoturefs ?? 4re better eaigaged'thau' for some a4 time past. 'ihnongst i theinoa b important brancheasi rwhichaen improvement hi #now been experienced are gene- n e il brass foundry, ...

... TUESDAY Ev INnG. D The influx of gold to the Bank continues, and it 2 is announced that an increased sum is to be in- vested this quarter on account of the Sinking t Fund, yet the funds, as well as other securities, have to-day shown a distinct increase of heaviness. Dlness was occasioned in the morning by the somewhat less favourable character of the revenue returns, but, under the influence ...

... SAN PAULO (BIRAZILIAN) RAILWAY COMlPANY. An adjourned general meeting of this company took place yesterday at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate- street, Mr. ROBERT A. HEATH in the chair. The report, which has already been published, was taken as read, and The CH~iimOIS, in moving its adoption, said it was not often that a body of directors had it in their power to congratulate themselves and ...

... COBBE COPPER CqMPAAVY.1. X' 1 - ?? 1 .I Yesterday the adjourned mneeting of shareholders was held at the offices, Gresham-house, at which Mr. P. C. GLYN presided. The notice convening the meeting was read. The CecAIscAN said it was not nceessary for him to go into the various matters which were diseussed at the meeting of which the present was an adjournment, but he found upon reference to the ...

... [OOMMERUIAEAND MARKETS . (ie ^ >^ roDcEa: - MrINcGwLNZ, OCT. 24. SudA3=-The demand ha4 been very limited to-day, only 161,4ksag of Britiah.Weet India sold at 31B. d. to - !32e4. d ,fi~tsllfced, 30. 6d. Refined unaltered. ' , £ Coeirzz-Te parcels offered in'piiblic sale to'dit went at 'previost prices; ?? packages PlhAttitidi' Ceglo, sold, 'iAen ordins;3 to 'good middling '6.7sa6dt to)182si; ...

... WDMNESDAY EVENING.- 1 The movements in the public securities continue to indicate that a hopeful view is entertained of the course of affairs in Italy now that the Emperor Napoleon and King Victor Emmanuel have seve- rally declared their policy. Owing to the prevail- I ing belief that there will be no collision between I | France and Italy, whatever may be the fate of I Garibaldi and his ...

... I . I 13. TUESDAY EVEING. SK The stock markets opene d this morning with a to firmer appearance, the news from abroad being of 3 3: a character to confirm the prevailing belief that the 12; Italians will be left to settle their own affairs with- me out any more foreign intervention. In the after- 3Dn noon a good deal of attention was excited by news cel, that the French Rentes have risen 4 per ...

... THE VICE.PRES1,DENT OF THE BOARD OF I TRADE ON PUBJLIC AFPA1BS. Tle Right Hon. S. Cave, M.P., presided at the annual meeting of the Sidmouth Agricultural Society on Tuesday evening. In proposing the Army and Navy,' Mr. Cave said that as a member of the government he a was deeply grieved at the necessity of the expedition to U Abyssiuia-it was one which could reflect no credit upon t us, and ...

... i DIMONDAY EVENING. The transactions in British mining shares to-day awere upon a moderate scale, and the general ten- dency of the market was rather dull. Clifford, East Caradon, East Russell, Great North Downs, I and Wheal Chiverton, declined; while East Basiet and Wheal Grenville improved. Prices were K quoted as follows :-Chiverton Moor, 5j to J; a Clifford Amalgamated, 7* to #; East ...