... NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MFTI.G I VvqqRnmAv.-L(hI Tedearank.A I YEsTrnAy.-(BY Telegraph,) - I A Sweegtakes of 6so aosec, with 20 added, for two-year-old, 7p I sst li0b, four 9et 21b, five and upwards gat ilb Ewnnr bei Eutland Stakes Course, d ftu2ongs. O!S Lord Weetmorlaod's Baxsaa, y *. 2 rs. Mr Brorsarove'l Dione, 2s ?? Mr Wrlsh'S N Fel, ?? ''-'* J The Boyal ?? of 200 aovs esab, 10 ft. ...

... SEWJHANT 6IMON, M P., ON LICENSED VICTUATLLERS AND HEIER TRADE. The members of the Dewsbury district Licensed Viotuallera Associeation celebrated their ninth anniversary lest night by a dinner at the Royal Hotel, Dswnbury. The MAYOR (Mr. W. Blalseley) occupied the ohair, and wae supported by the Uember for the Borough (Mr. Serjeant Simon), Mr. B. Chadwick, Mr. S. J. Chadwics, Mr. M. Newsome, ...

... IBABNSLEY, Wednesday.-Orsy a moderate show of pigs, with a slow eale. unckers sold at from 18e, to 2Ga., and eood stores Piom boo, 60e. each. Bacon pigs aa, to be a1. per stone. FALKIIRK OOTOBEB TRYST, Taerday.-The proreedings of this market were reeumed this morning withthesale of oattle end horses. The number of the former was u warde of 8,000 head, and of the latter 0f0. The attendance in ...

... NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, YESTERDAY.--(By 7llqra.p1 ) A Handicap Sweepstakes of l5sovssach, lift, with 5aided, for thris- year-olds anld npwazda. D.I., 2 miles 105 yards. 8 0 Mr Watts's Msfots, 4 ?? ?? 8 12 Mr Savile's Blne3kin, 4 y es I . ?? 2 e 7 Colonel Astley's Workman, 3 yrs ?? a Fot11 Too. Match of 100 sovs, Lest halt mils of B.C. S 2 Mr Savile's f by Bacebrs-La nechanto. 2 yrs ? ...

... ME MARE T MONEY MARKET9 I SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS. IftOx oun Lo;Ngce 1OBEUPOrIDINsT.] LONDoNc, Wednesday. 7ho stook markets continue to present a good appear- lace; and though business is by no means aotive stock appears to have been absorbed to some extent by a demand for investment. The dispersion of the October dividends has assisted, if it has not caused, this disposition; and it has ...

... -S - O IN PRtICES OF ENGLISHo & FOREIGN STOCXS HULL, THURSDAY hVaN1INO. (Sapplied by W. WEST & SoN, Stockbrokers, Hull.) London Closing Prices. Consols for Money . ?? )4id-9.' ,, Act;uunt ?? . 9. 93; RAILWAYS. Caledonian ?? , S2- 84 Great Ea.a ern ?? . . 4 7 Great Northern ?? 1 05)7 ,,A.. . . 10:-1--1ot Great Wesern ?? ?? 55 -5, Lancashire and ork.siir4 ?? ' 124-124-.'! London and Chathaz .. ...

... 0oIN MARKETS BABRN81,EY. WediaecraY.-ODVY a small hoiw of wheat at to day's m *,krt, whioh eold at iset w2ek's priets, beet samples realislag 21a per . aad of three buehela. A talher better inquiry for barley, fine euai. ies elofingfori2a. per qr. ?? beansat fullyltearaten. CoRK, WWdneeda---White wheat 0. to ?? IO., red wheat 3s. to 9a edI.. bley Oes 80. to 9,. ad,, black oate US. el., to 7e. ...

... TRAIE REPORTS FOR SEPTEMBER. LEEDS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. WooLLNS-Although afair amount ot business haa been t done Oince the last report, yet it haa hardly realised the ex- a peotatione formed from the better spirit shown by buyers t at the opening of the season. There has been a fair amount of goods sold for shipping. The manufacturers are well employed. The woollen cap trade is brisk. The ...

... (ITe remaitdr of Lots wt be jound its another pag6. THE WOOL TWAOI. rUnA^}W- -nA12^r WA1 M- - ?? Messrs. Windeler and Bowed' Wool Circular for the Australian Mail, dated 8th October, ?? the whole there is a fair amount of business going on in wool mpn° factucing, but it is irregalarly divided, and some branches are flat and unprofitable. The low value of fine wools has certainly assisted the ...

... REVIEW OF THE OORN TRADE. (B'om ?? 4Mas'4NO .Expren.) EBITISH. The week opened with fierce winds and heavy rains, and closed foggy and cold. The month hitherto, like every season of this remarkable year,. has ~iveu us a re- newed taste of summer and unumistakeagic signs of approaching winter. We can therefore no longer depend on the ~rowth of vegetation, and we are reminded of the piossibility ...

... ICOIUMlERCIAL AND O'TRER MARKETS. I CORN. HULL, Tuesday.-(Frora Keighley, Maxsted, and Co's Market Report).-The arrivals of grain ,how a falling off from preceding weeks, but hitherto they have proved more than equal to the demand. Of wheat the fresh imports ?? only of 597 qrs fro e Dentiark, 256 qrs Hamburg, and 355qrs from fitettili; the trade has not yet recovered its activity, and we ...

... NUNKEN TREASURE SHIPS. n The following intelligence has been received at L Lloyd's relative to wrecks having large amounts of specie a on ?? ship Hemilla Mitchell, 1,290 tons register, a laden with a cargo of merchandise goods, valued at! £140,000, besides speele, chiefly Mexican dollars, amount- , ing to £0,000, wreoked on the 10th August last on e Leuconna Island, in the China Eea, about 80 ...