... ..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.' ...

... TJIuralday; BREAD.-The prices of wheaten bread In the metropolis are from ltd to l0id; of housahold. 73d to O.4d per 41b loaf. CovENT (*A. R.-Ttie market is wel eup2lted with veae- tab i.aud the at ow o I fruit is seasons. l exrtenu I the who A Iretrade iseteadyasfoIlows:- VltI15TA5Xr; Cauliflower, eV onn beads, Horser ish per bundle ItOd ae toa to an Cabbageo, per dozen heads, Turnips, per ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... [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; ...

... 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 ...

... IROYAL MArI STEAM PACKET COMPNY.' The hldf..yearly fieting'of the above company was held jesieday ntb the' London Tavern, Mr. MANGES, chairian; ofb thec Conipay, Ii theo chair.' After the usual fornial prelnminirds, the report was talesi as ead,, 0nd, the ohairsa prroaeee de4iistethe objqp~tpf $he speehi.; r Tthe ?? ,said that under oidinary' uirt! les' . the directo~rs w dhava hid litlle ...

... RAILWAy MARKET. WEDNESDAY EAVMUIEG. There -was a1 good demand to-day for Britis railway stocks, and, with Only two exceptions, h changes in prices were all upad. ?? wats officially marked 95 ith ongand though a partial relapse afterwad okpae h last price was 1 - per cent. better thaan yesterdy Great Northern A improved 14;South, Eastern, 1 ; London and North Western - Great Western, Manchester ...

... Thursda, Half-aps Onee. The Government Funds opened this morning the same as yesterday, with the exception of a fractional decline in New Threes and Reduced. Tole tone of the markets is generally good, and increased strength in all departments was observed towards one o'clock. The report that Italian Stock was freely offered on the Paris Boulevards late last night failed to produce any effect ...

... 1, ,THE1-BQYAZ 4N O .LAIYEJPOOZ. A meeting of the tliardh&lders of the Royal Bank of Liverpool, which suspended payment en Monday, was held yesterday in the bank. premises. Tlcere was a nume- rous and infuential' a endace df shareholders andithe proceedings passed off with unanDimity, and without any ' scenes , or angry dihoussion, and were consequently much briefer than had been anticipated. ...

... TUESDAY EVENING. TijC unfavollrable impression created this morn- a lb the announcement of the failure of the N on ?? of Liverpool was in some measure jonllterated by the peaceful tenor of the intelli. al ence from France and Italy, which has induced m ?? who had sold upon the fear of ,dditional complications to buy back. Nevertheless a, there whcrc repeated variations to-day, and the ti ...

... Monday, Hd4f-past One. The half-monthly settlement in Foreign Stocks and Shares begins to-day. Considering the suddenness with which the already partially made arrange- ments for the approaching account were upset by the startling intelligence from Italy, the movements of to-day have been expected to be of more than ordinary interest. The markets, however, opened in a much better condition ...