... LoXDoN CORN.-Owing to the colder weather, the grain trade at Mark Lane bas been rather firmer. English wheat has been only in moderate supply. Fine samples have sold steadily at full prices, otherwise the market has been quiet. As regar(ds foreign wheat, the show has been tolerably good. With a moderate business doing, fine dry samples have realised exten- sive eurrencies. Barley has been firm ...

... r MRCA . . ClOMMhERCIA -AND MONETARY. [Ffrom our Mity Correspondent.] LONDON, Saturday Evening. There has been no change in the discount market. The abundance of money continues, while the demand has in no way increased. The continued withdrawal of gold from the Bank, however, has a tendency to make rates firmer, though bills have been taken at 34. to 3$- per cent. V ery little business was ...

... T HE _IRON TRADE. [Grifjf. WVeekip Repotl *LMaDON, Friday Evening.-Thse Glasgow muirket for Scotch pigs closed this afternoon at 8Ss. 9d. buyers for G DI B iron. We quote makers' No. 1 iron as follows :-Gartsherrie, 'lO6s.; CoItness, 106s.; Calder, 106Bs.; Langloan, 103s. ; Summerlee, 98s.; MIonkland, 90s. f. o. b. Glasgow; Glen- garnock, 97s. ; Eglinton, 89s. f. e. b. Ardrossan; Shotts, 102S. ...

... ,jioERCIAL AND MONETARY. c f F__ n artila ( ~ oF e Id I (From our may --espornaent ] LONDON, Thursday Evening. Tge directors of the Bank of England made no dlteration in the minimum rate of discount, and kina, at the Bank return, there was no necessity for an advance-at any rate, for the present. Thera has been no diminution in the supply of I m the oen market, while the demand has very ...

... YESTERDAY'S IMARKETS. 1IlNCTcus'cEST1. CoRNa.-Marlcet thinly attended, and of a quiet character. The best samples of Californian, Ghliute, and ?? white wheat n-ere fully as dear, but all other sorts ruled In favour of buyers. Flour moved slowly, at a further reduction of (Id. per sack. Oats full as high. Beans rather easier. Maize, Is. to Is. Gd. par quarter deatrer. ]lANmsuRY CoRtc.-There was ...

... Y.EX'PEFIL)XIT'8_ a MAKT.g Losuiox-\ Cnnc. --The glumn ?? ha-s been without featirs to-tiny. Tue, atiendlacre kit-i boenu I-, .i ?? anid business has be-si limited. TIli supply of NIficlisih \y itat hafs limou Thil. l'i trade lias I ccii1 quiet, ?? pt-ices have been lliii biiis nd:. Foretigii wheatZ, Of wvhicii a fair 5011pil lies bxel-l on offer. has :iianwid ktaians slowlye os foia-ir tin ...

... The Board of Trade returns for October and for the ten months'then endedvwere issued on Saturday. The total declared value of the exports for the month was £21,918,528., -which is a decline of £24212,711. compared with October, 1873, and of £~739,203. compared with October, 1872. The value of the exports for the ten mouths ended October 31 was £202,859,436., which is £13,157,3323. less- than ...

... | BIRINGHAM SHAE LT.-mAY. I . ?? . A L I.4. . . P~m Plu ooiPd. O . JoSSeeaj sa V .ArlWAY& ZZaY. S amL. 10 11Q lm. W. Suburb ?? J Stoc !0 London and North-West -- Stockc 100 Ditto, B., W. and S. V.. Stock 0 'Midland ?? Stock 100 Ditto, Blir. and Derby * _ _ Stock .100 North Staffordshlre ?? - Stlok 100 Shropshire Union . ?? _ 20 20 Stratford ?? °3 Stock 10' LZAkID. Stock 101 L & N. W., Pref. S ...

... lUOMMERCIAL AN 1) MONETARYL . . ?? 111'rom our Geity G lrreapcrvlct. 1 LoNiDoN, Fridsv Evening. There has been no change in the Diaeuont market. Money bre continule very abundant, while the demand has again been very moderate, and best thres months bills have been readlily taken at 44 to 44, per cent. Little or no business has been taken to the Baink of England. There were no Bullion ...

... Enta~riseHAse, Friday Evening. I SomE slight increase of animation is apparent this week in several of our trade centres, and though the iron trade is still in a declining way, and the coal trade is no better, some of the textile and metal markets show a decided up- I ward tendency. At hlanchester the prolonged quietude. in all departments of the cotton trade has given place at last to ...

... 1 ARTS AND MANACTRER NEW PATENTS. (Co rblnefee be, Mir. Georce R4,o) Tefollowing Patents; Wrar sealed darling ties weekec November 19. 1874:- James Neale. Birmingham, certain imprevement ,fata for carrlage lamps. Dated May 16, 1874. in 0 Jae .Hamilton Oxford improvements in the eotsract of strings to be naafor iai sica 1ns5meat, Dated 167.1.a Arnold Budenbergf, Manchester, InproevjtsinMtes0 o ...

... DJjEjRIAL AND MONETARY. I Lzrtom tnr -vay 1-orreaponcw l LONDON, Wedniesday Evening. There has been rather a better demand in the Discount market, not from business requirements, but naarely as a prectutionary measure. Money ?? however, been very abundant; and best three months' bills have been taken at 41 per cent., Lind Six months' drafts at 4 per cent. There were also a few mote enquiries ...