... LONDON CORN.-More quietness has prevailed in tho grain trade at 'ark Lane to-day. owing to the brilliant weather. A limited supply of English wheat has been on offer, and the Show of foreignk has been short; nevertheless, the demand has beco inactive, at about late rates. Barley has been sparingly offered. The trade has been firl but quiet, on former tearss. Malt has been unaltered. For oats ...

... TRADE OF TMLWTrowN AND DISTRICT. EmmwhaiWsA ?? Evening. 'Sonicr adght hlmfrovensent 1k ap~parent this wtelr in k&verall of the' leading prednl niarketi said manuofacturing branches, but in the iron And coal tradles the deptesul&~ is, if nytbing. hstenAAe&4 and fatiluares and rimnbuix ef failures in connection with the former Indlintry nre stillt rife. The advent of the fine weather, however, ...

... THE IRON TRADE WoeAvgeJsIbrr'roN, Wednesday. There was a shade better enquiry to-clay for iron for home and foreign use. The lower prices which the majority of tho proprietors of the mills and forges are pre- pared to accept have encouraged ergppt merchants gene- rally to give out some orders tOM'I uit' he executed, and the breaking up of the ice in the Neva warns the people doing business ...

... I.es'ro oav Corespondum t.j IMIDDLESBIROUGH, Saturday. The iron trade of the North of England is dull, thouli it doesnot appear tobo more so, if, indeed, no much as telo trado of Slalforrlshiro and other centros, jndging from the reports received. What the slight spurt is worth that was noticed it Tuesday's market, and which had sinco boon maintained, it is difficult to say, though, ...

... [hl'oin Grifli,7t'sW Tekit plc2porql Loxnoir, April 24. 'We have to report on advance of 4s. 9d. per ton in Scotch pig-iron, on tfhe Glasgow Exchange, this week. TIe closing price tllis (ldy nwol was 72s. ld.; the closing p!ice this PfLernoon is 77rs. Od., whichgives an a'dvancoof 4s. ?? over the week now closed. There are orders for bars, hoops, and sheets on the mar- let, hut the merchants ...

... BIRM1HA~r SHARE LIST. -YESTERDAY. I Amt. Pd. CO'MPANIES. j losing Buinss ?? Prices. Doune RA L AY Buy ISel I oti'lINAtty. * 1 10 Blirm. W. Suburb . ?? - Stock 100 London aind Northi-Werst. -- Stock 100 Ditto, ?? and S. ?? - Stock 100 Mlidland ?? Stock 100 Ditto, Thr. fend Derby.. - - Stock 100 Not ?? 6 Stockc 100 Sropssiire ?? 20 20 ?? - Stork 1001,.& N. jjry Prf. (S. Staf.) 053 10 10 Meditch5 ...

... COMMNIBCIAfi AND MONETARYg LoNmoN, gaturday Evening. the Discorelt market continues easy, the demand still bsin~gvery moderate, so that best three months' bills are S-aoet sl to i por cent. Indications, however, are not 5veting to show that the tendencyof the market is in- obted to greater firmncsa, and some proof is given by the fct that short money is somewhat loes plentiful than it ,a,. The ...

... YESTERiDAY'S MARKETS. LONDON CorNs.-Last week's supplies were generally short, both Esnlish and foreign. English wheat, 3,04S quarters foreign, 18,110 quarter3: extorts, ,1409 quarters. There was very little wihset onl the Essex stends this mornirig, nd scarcely any front s ent yet the brilliant weather ruades millers rejerved, though only last Alondav's rates were demanded. The foreign ...

... THE WALSALL COMMISSIONERS AND THIE PURCHASE OF THE GAS WORKS. A special meeting of the Walsall Town Commissioners was held yesterday evening, Mr. Beddoe presiding, for the purpose of considering whether the Commnissioners should oppose the proposed transfer of the unmert:alings of the Birmingham Gas-light apd Coke Company and the Birl rningbnam ard Staffordshire Gas Company to the Birnling- ...

... B3I RMNGHAMi S RIH1f LISR. -Y TIP AY. I A~it. I'd. COPlfi ?? ?? I Priebs Dope, R A I LW A Y S .7uy. i sel_. 10 I 1rm. W. Suburb. ?? Stork 100 0on n10 and North-Wst - Stock 100 Dtto, B1,,W. and S. V. . _ stock 100 1idand ?? Stock 100 Ditto, Bir. and Derby - 100k Stonk 100 NQrth Staffordshirr ?? 62 65 - Stock 100 Shropshire ?? _ _ 20 1 20 S ?? .* ,2 2 Stock 100 D : N. W., Pri. (S. Sta?.) DO 10 ...

... COMTMERCIAL AND MONETARY. [From our Mily tCorrespotdeW.] LoziDoox, Friday Evening. The Discount market wits quiet as regords the deemad, but money was somewhat scarce, owing to the require- ments at the end of the mionth. lates, however, were without alteratien, best three moutIs' bills being taken at 3j to 3,i per cent. At the Bulk of England there was only a moderate enquiry. At the Bank of ...

... colMERCIAL AND MONETARY. I7: I--- i -.A) 1V.. [FoM 1ter (Jty (;rliespolmtl i LONnDON, Monday Evening. Tghere has been a fair demand in the Discount market, end rates continue firm, at 321 to 33 per cent, for best three months bills, owing to rather a short supply of money, due to the requirements at tho end of the month, in con- nection with the Indian loan biddings. At the Bank of England, ...