... YESTElID,-Y'3Y'S A IKETS. Livsvoaiori Conyz-Th'ere waxs a fair consuimptive dvemail for sheiat, at a tire on thestck of Iii. to 2Id. prercental, Flour fiI nrodlerslte lrequest. arid steadly iii valu.j. iseran eard peasi lid. per qutarter dearer tlia on Tal~'rred last. lie IL L irj . Barlew steady. Indifan corn Iii ntoilcraita drorinwil, at 6d. leer quarter fin- prorenseat. on tie steek. Hum, ...

... IVARNVICIt Colie.-Busisese steady, at former rates. BRIDOGNORTiS CoI1N.-Thert was a large attendance of farmers, buyers, and mdllers. Bccsineacs on the whole was rather quliet, dealers being very careful inl tbeir purchases. Melting barley somewhat a little lower. Quotations ait the close of the inarket:-liest old rheat, Gs. (d. to is. per 72lbs best samples of new white wheat, es. Gd. to 7s. ...

... YESTERDAY'S AIREETS. MANCHESTER CORN.-Englishl wheat sold at an, ad- vance of Is. rier quarter, while Califrsila was held for id. per centol, Chiliian l., and Ameorican red 4d. over the rates of this clay week. Flour in some caeee brought an amendment of 6d. per sack. tines were Id. per 461lb., beaus Is. per quarter, and maize 6d. to 9d. per uarter highelr, with a falr demand. B;AUBnutY Ooine- ...

... TIIE ARM AMENT OF OUR UNARAIOUPRED SHl I PS. If the Admiralty have decided that ships of thie Raleigh class are to protect our commerce, and fight their matches only, ?? the policy of arming- that ship with many small gune i3 indispnttaly right, anld Blritishs officers will be spared tlhistalnl)tsat'on of neglecting their legitimate duties, :-xo hlnti nl ahout, hiniwht-erran t fashion, for ...

... YESTERDAY'S MA&RKIETS. LONDON COIIN.-Last week's supplies were generally moderate. English wheat, 4,Jv2 quarters; foreign, C6,213 quar- ter: exports, 2,414 quarters. The show of fresh samples this morning was below an average, and the best parcels realised Is. more money, but interior reminained dHill. AlI ?? of foreign sold more freely, at Is. limprovernent, and (3hirkas some- times realised ...

... Col )jElrC1AL AND 'eMONETARY. (J0 r Oatv Gorresrnondgnt- I LONDON, Wednesday Evening. ~fcney is not quite so abundant in the open ,Iort btt the demand has been very moderate, VOWbills ]ave been readily taken at 4% to i per \1dt, ,erv little business has been taken to the eatthe I arnk of England to-day £67,000. was ITheGireat Britain has arrived from Australia, Th£72,000. in Anustralian gold. ...

... DIR. RUPERT KETTLE'S AWARD ON DISPUTES IN THE NORTHERN IRON TRADE. In the matter of the disputes at the Moor Ironworks and the Britannia Ironworks between the employers and the heaters, bogeymen, bloomers, and roleghers. The above-named workmen are all engaged in the earlier pro- cesses of railmaking. A certain price per toin is paid to the worlcnen for each process, and the number of tons ...

... *LONDON CoRN.-The grain trade at Mark Lane to-day hasbea toeraly teay. he uppy of Englishl wheat baa beenonl moerat. Te dman hasbee quetbut prices have rule fim. oregn hea, o whch far sppl has been on offr, as oldstedil atabot lte ate. he supply of barly hs ben oderte.Wit a irmtrade prices have been mainta ned. Malt baa sol on former trmls, English oats have been In short supply, hut there baa ...

... SHOCOKING ATTACK UPON A TRADESMAN iN IVOMXE1EHAMPTON. Mr. William Nseadiclc, grocer and provision dealer, of Worcester Street, M1oivorlisiupton, was dra fuly nial- treated ait his home, on M11onday aight. Hie is sixty-one years of age, and is the elder brother of Mr. Thomas Willis Nendiekc, grocer, of Exchange Street, and meamber of ?? Wolverhamnpton Town Council. ?? is unmarried, and lives ...

... THE MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS OF I . NVARWUK.SEHIRU, ANID STAFFORlDSHI{RE. The Municipal Boreaugh ?? returns, whaos annual %resentattionl to Parliamient w :a forl many Years in abey- once, are now published with the) same- regularity as the other returns of English local taxattionj. Inl addition to the intform stion heretofore given, the document recently issued by the Local Government Board shows ...

... 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. ...