... ?? 5 A~ CORN. LivEPrOOL CoRN MARKET, Tuesday. - There was an average attendance, and with -con- tinued large supplies offering, and a warmer tem- perature, the feeling in the wheat trade was quiet, and only a moderate extent of business was trans- acted, the tendency being rather ini buyers' favour, but with some irregularity; the 4ecline on the week was 2d. to 3d. per cental Flour quiet and ...

... SHIPPING INTFLLIGENCE. I--- ?? -- A %.AfM d,A.PO (For /alc Shtiepi'i9 stelll( c, se erpe 8.) CARDIFF.-ARUIVALS. Theo following ?? laws IIBVvO d in 1enarlih Eoie8it - Advaitco, fio; Ann, frignte, Il4; SOUTH BAalN.-OOt. 31, ' Wectollar, ns, 65$, Wraight, London, ballast Whitiurn, aS, 797, Paltering, Cork, light Sir Francis Drakeo, 44, D)rako, Barnetaplo, tar EAST D3o1i-Oot. 31. . Aferry Monarch, ...

... LO:NDON METAL MARKET. Corona. too A OCT. 2. COPPERn. Ze.d 6 el 0.ie d. Baet seleetod ?? #r ton 92 0 0 Tough cake ad tile ,, 00 0 0 Shoathing & sheets ,, D0 0 O ,, 0 0 0 Bolts ?? ° - . Botto. s. ,, 9t '0 0 .. - Old (Eichango) ?? E ?? Autraian ?? ?? 90 . 92 0 0 Wire . ?? 0 0 * - Tobe ?? . O II O1 2 Shoet. . per lb. 0 09 ° 0 0 Wire. ?? I O D00 .. 00 Di Tubdr. .'isjh : 0 O. ?? 01 0 Yello*Maijca~th ...

... 8SHIPPING INTELLIGEN(CE. 11ill AND MAIL NEWS. JlOIf01DAUX, Nov. 28.---The State Line steamer Stato, of blidsiraota entered the Jivr Glyonde at 2 15 this aft' rroon, proceeding for Paulilac. CoLON Nov. 2,. --The West India and Pacific Conmpay'5 otuniaer Casribean sailed to-day for GleIsAlTAII, Nov. 28-The Khiva sailed at nino this nmorning for Houthampton. 60iUTILAM 1, Nov. 28.-Tho North ...

... AN AlITIST'S BA- R.UPrY. AttheEBinkruPtay Court yesterday morning an gapplication was mode by Mar. Neate to Mr. Regis- trar Pioche for the appointment of a receiver and an interim injunction staying proceedings by creditors in the case of George a. Stanfield, described as of Bellze square, Hampstead, artist, who has pro- .ented a petition for' liquidation. Dr. Neate stated that the debts ware ...

... THlE IRON AND COAL TRADES. I BiIDDLESBOROUGH, TUESDAY, .s ho iron market to-day was very thinly attended; a llsinens was quite of a holiday character. There was a downward tendency in prices, and merchants e 11ave been very busy lately with their bearlug opera. f ticn3, some quoting ridioulously low prices, not- e withstanding that some No. 3 iron has been sold over the next three months at ...

... THE, COAL I a TRR 1%] I ' 1I iSJ$ IN 2ll1ID AkN]) i-Rl:tON ADES. (IFROM oust OwR OWN 001itI'OONl)NTIL) , MBEITHYL1, SATUOD&Y, The riduotion and the probaibilltlen of a stikoe n fornuedtho topics of convorsetlonin every quarter on c Saturday. Many doelarod that they would not submit, but femo, while doclalming against the s courDO pursued by the conlowners, yet admitted r tbnt they (lid not tes ...

... commERCIAL AND MONETARY. 1 - ?? t.or CitY'6es ,ondsnt I _ b LONSDON, Monday Evening. There has been a great scarcity of short money both in the Stock Exchange and in the open market, and as the fortnightly settlement coniL incasd to-day, there has been an increased de- nid. Loans from day to day have not been! hklm under 7' .pei~ cent. The ordinary diseount! derJ~n, howvever, has been quiet, ...

... BIRMINGHAM OORN EXOHA-NGE . rotoin 15.-During the present meeck more wheat lias ehanged hands, but at no ?? ii price. Grlndilng barley still tending upwards. Oats taen oly in retail Beans nnd peas unaltered. At this d.ty's mrlket there wvas fair supply of English, for which higher prices were asked, but not generally complied weith. More doicig is American. Fine barley un- altered, inferior ...

... -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 ...

... 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 ...

... q LONDlON CORN. - There was a good supply of foreign wheat last week, and a heavy one of white peas ; but generally arrivals were moderate. English wheat 51,727 quarters. foreign 10,401 quarters. Exports 1,225 quarters. The Show of fresh samples this morning was limite~d, an(1 the condition better than nilght have been expected; tint sales were only slow, at last week's cuoreney. Fine white ...