... MARKETS, MANCEESTER CORIN MARKET. Yosterday.-M ket steadier in tone. English whet is itn ?? request at ' , quarter deciino otnef e thi5 day se igh3t. Foreign, 61 per c lower. Estra qualities of flour is., and sqcondary 2¶s. per sge cheaper. Oars Id. per 45'bs., and oatmeal is per load lower Egyptian beans declincdfs. per quarter Englioh brought pre. vious rates, Indian corn unchanged, the ...

... I C1OMMERCIAL AND MONETARYg | . - 3 , I d to s n r a T Cit e Gs a' lr 0,tinu ^t-g IQ, lst0, lc2-, ?? 1o8-Q, Tuesday Eveteinig. . Tha ?? of nearly all Bl Etrop a to hiat fis gloeeg Italy eourocenges the belief that the question at Isaue will lite) IlvOd without an appeal to arms between rival powers. -The tndency of te Stock mao-rs5 aut ever the Continent. ig, in eonsrtquter , to ?? nsore- ...

... LONDON CORN MA&RK;ET, Yostorday.-English wheat sold tit an advance of is. to 2s. since Monday. A moderate business in foreign, on the same tomis. Barley fdns. Beaos and pea 2s.. and oats 6d., dearer. Liv E~ROOiL CORN MARIET, Yosterday.-Good attend. arca. ItrhLet es.ee.irogly strong. anl good business dono. par. ticlrlaiy in whila whoeM, which, from tromute tcarcity, Oro Tully Is. Cd. per ...

... MARKETS, LONDON CORN MARKET, Yesterday.-Tho arrivals of English wheat fresh up to our market to-day, coastisee as weil as by rail, were only moderate, but in fair averaga condition. For both red and white parcels the trade was very firm, and in all .business concluded Monday's quotatlons were ?? roalised. With foreign wheat the market was fairly but not extensively supplied. The demand was ...

... The weather of the past week has been favourable to the complletion of the late gatbering, es well as to autumnal tillnge ; so the chief part of this anxious time has passed, anrd very little damage, on the whole, has been experienced by the corn crops. Would that we could speak as favoar. ably of potatoes ! These, we hear, are going fast; but the other root crops and the gross furnish #rupl~l ...

... COjSLL'jCj'Asij AINbD tl;-'aa - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - (fto Cut ou C&Iite orrespondcut. I TVei tel roreelii '1eta'ec' the tovtn ect~edSIstrj~jhy. The1 1urn-inlnos doing lie been qntte _, vile [~JSV (Jtiutt (d or htlveclihl vxec. I'lle (it-el ?? ii IOW ill lifllgW55, and will conclu1de 1nTtuesdaY. 1oluing tho maonth there ha-, been a :-11liitae of JCIM 'cli V. iii tit price, biil ?? aei re the ...

... WOI5CESTER CORNe MARIcRT, Saturday.--Attiela day's markiet there was a large supply of LEglish wheat, ?? sold at an advaniceof2O. .toOs. per quarter. uarley is.to o. per quarter higher. Oats Sd. dearer. Beans and peas istoOs. per quarter haither. OXFORD CoINI MARKIET, 9atarday,-The English wheat sold art this market to-day realirad a. advauce of fully 2s. to 4s. per quarter on the rates of ...

... LoNDoN CORtN MARKET, Yestery.-lOt ek' arrivala were moderate. Exports 9010 qiatorie wisest, 550 quarters oats. 770 quarters maiie. Engliob wisest 7,713 qiasetcer, foreign 14,384 quartcrs, There seas the best sho v of the season on t60 Essex and Kantiisl stalnds th's morning, and tbooleast disposition to buy. Essex factors would have gladly cleasead their stands at Ss, to 4s lcis moiney, but ...

... COMMERCUiL AND MONETARY. I [From our Cite Corrtepoesdesof] LONDON, Friday Evenilig. There is a reductionai the stocks of bullion both at the Banks of England and France. This is not a sub, ject for regret, because the stocks were uselessly cx. cossive ; yet there is a certain sort of sensitiveness concerning it among those who do not appreciate the importance of the movement in the commerce of ...

... BJRBMING1AM DAILY SUARR LIST, YF,'i'JBFAY, YES'TERDAY COMPA Ell8, I SAILeT3SItIO S Ai ItAIL WA , Gt. ,etetin Stour Valley aua e. G.. 7 - londca end 1North-Wnetern . ?? South Stefford]itehit. . ?? e . _ t;t WVcstrnu Bni.u Clar. 30 per cent. 0 - Oitto dilto pr-f. 6 per eut., Birmingha e ., Bttte~iruttghi, T fntited I , - pM. Birmtinghanm Joint-Stecet, Iln^.ted o- 3t Bitrnirigltaw Town andl ...

... COMMERCIAL AND MONETARY, I ?? gar -a . [P'ron o2t§' City Crresfpofltletfl LONDON, Monday Evening. The Stock markols are wholly under political influences. At the opening they wore very flat, and so r continued for a time, in consequence of the telegrams that French forces would renew the occupation of Rome. Then there came telegrams from the Paris Bourse, showing an improvement in Reutes, from ...

... IGNUOX CORNi DIAs 1FTIb IolRMDoy -Latwa' atillvula imne tmodtictt, ollens4 ; Td5 quarisr- .ana-, Seela letsocare. This was a very excited marker. English wheel arrivd o,7s ,,,esro forign ?? quarters The supplies thinl -1sraO en the Klletsh eAD Lgqex Stllando Were mad0oratC iq(1111l7 meetly inferior, vet runs soio readily at Os. to 5J.i. per quarter d- vance, All dcsciptiens Of folieign were ...