... MONEY M' AIi1 a Sairx ASD p3ODUE M1ARKETS. L0\OM OURMONO COLnREsoxNxxz) 32 (FooD eL-I~LOND~ON, Tuesday. Tesaeetinthe Jui~nitclD this morninig that the Gi French troops are to leavO Rome at once for Civita Verchlia exercised a goodi 5s'lenc upon the Stock markets generally, tit hut ore 1tt~icttarlY up the English Funds. Consols, Which had ?? as3 the) closed last evening, rose IPer cent. Foreign ...

... ?? MARKETe SfAEAND PRODUCE MA&llKh TS. O1 br8O CORUESPOIuI)NT.) LONDlON, Wednesday, Teroc11 f,,tulo in tho Stolk Markets has been a flther principeabl dechi in Lancashireo and Yorkshire hbru tud Mu beivincls Of railway property generally. As the ptbie m appear to ba again, at a standstill1 wa hope, it What no, Lali~~O'l to 'be speculative sales only co~ntinue, ilist the directors will do ...

... MONEXY MARKETO SI1AIrE AND PrODUCB MARKETS. (Issnl our, fLONDON CORRlESPONDENT.) LONDON, Tclrudty. TLe teone of the Stock Markets has beet steady, but the best prices of ystelrday have not been attained. Tie only special itltore luas been tho destruction of shipping at St, ihemos nij a I utrricano. Two of the Royal Mail stearnm ships were wrecked, two wore ashore, and two othrs3 w ere ...

... CORN MARKETTS. BERWIC1k, Saturday.-As there hao been now for some weeks a geperal threohiog of the new erop, re beg to subjoin the following r~cmerko -Wheat, barley, and oats each occupied an average breadth of land. The seasan was favoarable until Jiuly, when we had a sec. cession of rins, and croes being vory buihy were somewhat lodged. Thc harvest was one of the best ever known. Wheat is ...

... SHARE AND pRODUCE gA.ZETS, (Fri~ou OLT, LONDON COMtfSPONDENT..) LoNDON, Saturday. The absence of aythiag9 political to disturb the public mind has hid the e iect of strongthoiiug the stock markets. The tolle hbts bmeei decidedly firmer, and (itiotations have improved ill tirrmules. The business doing, however, is still vely limited indeed. The Funds have slightly rallied, and the chief ...

... BARNSLEY, Wednosday.-Thers was a good snpply of wheat at to- coy's market, )which sold slowly at lest woak's nrioe,. A fair show of nmotin hbarloy, but sales were only effected at a reduotion of from ad. to Is. per qr., beot samples realising 45s, Oats sold at a slight adc'anrs. Benoa, &e,, no alteration. COES, Wedneeday.-White wheat I5a. Cd. to lMo. Cd., red do. 14e. to 16s. 3d., barley its. ...

... REVILEW OF THE CORN TRADE. (Ae-orn fih Afark-l/sei Bzpress.) BRITISH. The weather of the past week has been seasonably fine, though cold, with frequent fogs and froit at ight. Wheat- p!hnting has therefore continued freely, as wvell as all kinds of flell-work. High prices and good foreign arrivals at so earlv a period of the season have ipro- duced their usual effects in the absence of ...

... MONEY MARKET, _ - - -- em ,- SHARE AND PRODUCE MIARKXETS. (FRoo ?? LONDOO CORRESPONDZNT.) LONnON, Friday. The Stock Markets have been depressed, and there has been a general fractional decline. The only exception has been the New Spanish 3 per cents., which have been in speculative demand at a slight advance. Further telegrams have been received regarding the hurricane at St. Thomas, but they ...

... BUSINESS OF THE ESSNSUING WEft. At LunnR, (Before Ur. Registrar SrnBrrIr. M ifoen\Ay, Nov. Il-Benton Ord, Middloebro', selter; Thog. Dove Talereko, joiner, and builder, audit. BrookandCroland, ltidderclield, merchanec; Wm'. Mlaud, York. tailor and lodging-bouse kheopsr, divi. delud and proof of dobts. GOorge tfail Leods, innkeeper. frst meeting. Jere Williesuon and A T. bIadiarmdd, Bradford ...

... L;OWD)ON G9Z9 T'TE. 214esday, Nov. 12. BANKRUPTS. Notice of Adjudication and First Moetinq of Creditors. To Surrender at tho Bankrupts' Court, London. Bartlet G. B, Upporillocoter-placo, Doraet square, dentist, Nov. 27 Ohilton W. J. Longhton, draper, Nov. 27 Dodd hI Philbrick-terrace. Peclbam, Nov.28 Duflin B. F., High-street. Camden-town, chimney sweeper. Nov. 28 Dumeorgue G. C., Obertocy, ...

... I TFt HOY AL B ANK, LIVERPOOL. MEETING OF DEFOSITORS. A numerously attended meeting of depositors was held yesterday at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool, Mr. J. B. TAYLon in the chair, to hear the report of the deputation appointed at the last meeting to wait upon the Shareholders Committee. The main objection of the depositors was to the long terms of eighteen and twenty- four months proposed ...

... At noon yesterday a meeting of the shareholders and depositors in the Royal Bank of Liverpool was held. The large room of the Law Association was crammed, and among those present were a number of ladies. On the platform were Mr. J. BI. Idraneker, lr. flatason, solicitor to the bank, Mr Harmnood Banner, accountant, Mr. Aid, Dover, Mr. Field, accountant, Mr. Archer, Mr. P. El. nIfot, and Mir. ...