... BIRMINGHAM CORN EXCHANGE |JU.Ly 23.-During the present week only limited transactions are roported in the trade. Wheat offeling atless moncy, without finding buyers, except by a few neody purchasers. Barley, oats, and peas, all taken in Ibnited quantities at previous rates. At this d(ay's market the~o was more English wheat offering, and prices gave way Is. to Is. Gd. per quarter. Foreign Is. ...

... LONDON CORS.-A dull tone has pervaded the grain trade at Afarh Lane to-day. The supply of English wheat has been very moderate; nevertheless the demand has ruled heavy at about lato rates. As regards foreign wheat, tbe'supplv has been tolerably good. With a dull trade. the tendency of prices has been in favour of buyers. The supply of harley has been mode- rate. The trade has been inactive, at ...

... -OMifERCAL AND MONETARY. ~ - [.Fros our ?? Gorrespondent.J LoaNDom, Wednesday Evening. There has been no change in the Discount market. The demand has again been very moderate, while there has bef no diminution in the supply of money. Best three mionths bills have been readily taken at 3-. per cent., and is ,tceptional cases 30 per cent, has not been refused. Little or no business was taken to ...

... MIANCHESTER Cout\.-English red wlleat was difficult of sl!e. being is. to as. per quarter lower. White wheat of good quality scarce, and brought previous rates. Eest sorts of foreiga in moderate dentasid. Floor scold slowly, and all but extra kinds receded tld. to Is, per sack. In oats, beans, and maize no change. DABNBUlrY Cor..--Onr market was pretty well supplied witls Mrhent, the enquiry ...

... NATIONA L FEDER-ATION OF ENGINEBIEN. The quarterly mnceting of the South Staffordshire, East Worcestershiro, and Warvwieksliiro District of the National Federait'on of Engineers' Protection Association of Great Britain and Ireland was lheld on Saturdlay, at the Bull's Head Inn, Wednesbury. There were deicgate3 presont front Princes End, King's HiIll, Wednesbary, Willenhall, Birchills, ...

... 8HIlr]PpflNG Wednesday ..Ja.14-No . 2 ?Lidmitht. 20.10 Thursday ..,.Js. 1,No.2,1 i j MBH WAM~ AT raRPOOL, - E=.N . SWAI. 92 . 92 .1 14 10 I .1 1100i.:,o37..1lo0 ARRII. JA?IVARx 14. Hop.(a . twr Hate eQiio ewYr tn). JANUVARY 1.NwY Oporto (as) .O(Dora aaa r) * Be 0, N, Giteon Galvso uonlara.Nwrsan Span (1) ..New Tork .N hyr Danub tes ..Malt OFF THE PORT. hAntir, and ...

... CONIMERCIAL- COMECAL. LIVERPOOL EaXCHlANGE. Pa WEDmNSDAY EVsNr i. The state of the cotton market to-day has been unsatiactory to holders. Buyers, both of cotton on the spot and to arrive, have beea fewer and at more cautious, though the sales are again estimated at 15,000 bales, including 3000 on speculation and for export. Quotations are unchanged, snd the pi market has been nominally steady, ...

... me~seas sundry Ad . TRUESDAY, APEIL 2. A m, IF IL IL d. . .4. O . !a b. .. . eQ4 e10wd 0 o ~~a 9. I ad balled,2 0 es o 097 Ood .. 0.. 00 V116i] OW 9119 . ..970 sports, AWW.9 . O O O o.33 0 ..70 Jhj=a ,4S 03 O all00 nomov.. 8O 1Y O 0X .. O O° 810mazz . 53 fi 8 9 14RPmoL d. Pseil .42180*.460 Pmnee. 0..'^ gO rw .. e e ..7 0 16.7 00t0 .t ,8 .OQ. . ..O O 'Od 'O ...

... COMMOIAt Lr~i DXOANQ . Til optoo mozke *,0iay bas again b VW q e, but t t 4 o estimated as 12,000 blea? ncluoding 2009. °R~poItion and for expot. The supply 6ffM ~ It plarg, *Ud thon9 h prince on tJ opot have not suffered any quotabie alkr , the bbis has been In buleaI ' favour; but v haye boen very frm without tilty. The salos of the pat wopk, Includis ootto4 forwarded direct to spinners, ...

... OOMMERCLAL. LIVILPOOL EXOCANGE, - W NDNISDAY EvieoaC1. Gi Notwithstanding the disappointing aspeot which pelz'c the cotton raarket presented yesterday, holders did la not give up thb opinion that the keceipts at the 8a Amertoan ports bad really entered upon such a Hi downward courso as to justify a confident tone Li Oa being maintained. The receipts roported to-day At have confirmed them In ...

... jAJSTI AW Oapgo s I Ew~vlAL. 1 2 g -gyo0ElNGH. Nll * oI~~ MU~ 921 inu ~ I ~.vncs~ ~~otr,188 104 ~$ NO SECURET1-E3. Cab] wn 0i, 1i, jf . .. inci t~. 108 61S . 71 81 4 81 con ..27 200 co ..I.. o i prcn,1842 .94 I per cc 83 ci 7~f Cl D 1eonft 1811 . hiper Ornt *bu V* enn8.8O In T g ...

... 00 MIROJAL. LIVERP9OL EXCHANGE, MONDAY EvExiNO. The Improvement noticed In the cotton market on Saturday has been checked to-day by the unex- pected large receipts at the American ports at the opening of the new week, the return for the first day showing an inoroase of 2000 bales ovor ,ast week's, and 7000 bales over last year's figures. At the outset, therefore, a material advantago ovor last ...