... !?;iiwplimf ?? THE WESTHEB ; teiler fro3 the 'tetserologiea-ocs., .ndqa4 en Thunduay,' says Sixe yesterday the barometer hts again risen in slulanees.. In-the noth' and, north c weffid oxurisiauds the ,cltang.hs, beeu :steady ard conilnuons, but tehe south-west coas ithas been bgter, and een oecasionally interrupted. - 5-ee shadow disturbances-travelling ?? i deF BaydB a. Thwidsav ied to sat ...

... I ?? ?? ?? LivEaroOL ConR MAREET, Tuesday.-Wheat in steady demand, at an improvement of id per cental for white descripthons: red urchanged. Flour in fair re- quest, at steady prices. Beans easer. Peas unnalered. Indian corn taken on a moderately fair scale, at rather better prices. New mixed Ameri- can, 23s per quarter. Imports :-Ireland-Wheat, 446 ; oats, 205; oatmeal, 420 loads: flour, 100 ...

... crrr TZ 11 ;;Dn.y EvrmzNeC. As nenal atera Ilenk holiday, the payment of two are' bills esedseG a bettor demranid for money. Ttte ros, 1.-7over, were uncnar-ed, the qnot- eitfr mi Months' eceeptan ees being 3 to 34 percent., for three miouths' drafts 3rS to 3_, whilst shoz,':;ns. wli-th were wanted in connection with tie 8'ee':k ?? esttlern-ent and the aesnal ?? krts at tie eud o0 the vear, ...

... 2E. - ' SHEFFIELD. Owing to the uncertainty of Flastern affairs,.the incipient improvement of the iron trade has re- 3to ceived s check, which' has in many respects Tee greatly diminished the week's business. Pig iron, the however, is tolerably steady, owing to the com- parative activity of the leading foundry, engi- ' neering, and.stove grate houses. Merchant iron ee, is wholly neglected, and ...

... ETS. IOaDOn COFW M,~r Wednesdsy.-Qn~iet mnarket for wheat, 'withont alteration, in prices. Flour also remains quiet. Barley and maize firm at late values. Oats rather firmner. Beans and peas sloav sale at steady prices. Fine newv rape seed. extremely scarce, and prices tending upwards. Iilustard also dearer. Little inquiry for canary seed. British wheat, 400 -fioreig~i wheat, 45,000; barley, 7 ...

... colts. llro..IOL CornicMAsrt, Thnrsday.-Illdian and rra E, glizh w!it ruled quoit; at a decline of 1s no 2-3 per PUe qr. toreip' Euo declined is. irlung ?? in arge ol sucl;y. 1 ':netamoles earile- eur-ms rates. (ritId. In i?n' 2x6!eels andu mrize 6d lower, with slow trade. Irish 35:1 black oats ?? cheater. Beaa s firum. lur Ihancu.sta Oit . C ?o.rn B rn Thursday. - Best (rcs canrolc! of ...

... C O N v p a, ,coar Pa- I ?? CoRNs h;Usrr. Wednesday.-Quiet mar. Ob klet. English and foreigs wheat steady, at late values. xi: Flour without change, Barley remains steady. Oats analtered. Isai-e quiet. Beans and peas firm. Bri British wheat, 390; barley, 1,830; oats, 100, Foreign: Pal Wheat, 35,E60; barley, 2,440; oats, 25,810; maize, All 9,310; flour, S,920sacks; 7,170 barrels. Fe: STOCKTONe ...

... I ?I?P MAWR BAILWAY A meeting of thbe shareholders aid directors of this company was held on Friday jast. The chair wras occupied by Mr. 0. W. Mcviii. A fair nuamber of shareholders attended, among w homn were Sir A. E. Cowrell Stepucy, Fart., M. P., M~r. Mansel Lewis, Mir. W. Bosses, Mir. Ben Jones, and Mr. 3. Bevan. -The report was read by the clerk. It showedthat the directors had been in ...

... I £iMI iJ?. CASUALTIES. asP 'The Wa-adele and C-neigh V alleuhanvebeenincallisiau a at Valper,.iso. Tihe farnter vessel sank, the latter pro- a ceeded. The Weadale wnas an irou a'mlp of ovesr l,Ot- fi tons, owned in Liverpoel, and cia-sal A1. t The berque 3hew Era, from .London to Cronstcrdt. Ti stranded at Yurshyr, near Ii jarlir', yesterday, an'S is row~ a total wreck. The Niew tin wns a ...

... 005W. t LOdNDON COsa MNAWME Friday.-Slow sale for i wbeat at barely Monday's prioes. Flour quiet and unaltored. Grinding bearley and maize the turn agaiust t :iyers. Oats WI dearer since blon1ay. especially for V Rucsinn sorts. Beans and pea's firm. Foreign wheat, 1 2S,S-i0; oats, &Q,920; maize, 11,220; flour, 3,9S0 sacks, 1 1,520 barx els . LIVERPOOL Coax MARsrr, Friday.-The market H oyeued ...

... ?HIPPI1?G IMEIJL G?NGX, lad ihe salte Iha arr~igv ed ae Qneescow a ,nlioa Id^of atanebiouls Snx bulwvarks. Btad dacta swopt, smshig the boats sad talley. flecks started and leaky. A NEWPORT PILOT BOAT RUN DOWN IN THiE BPIISTOL CUANNSL. -At twvo on Sunday muozrnng, lao, the Pelaw, s, of London, was betwveen Morte Point and Landy, she ra downr a Newsport pilot bEoat, w~hich sank uanmediately ...

... SHIPFING ITELIGRINCK CASUALTIES. The Annie Ainslie, a, Captain Beard, of Newcastle, Id landed at Copenhagen on the 22nd the crew of the &D steamer Dilmnahtie, of Middlesborough, from Dantzi¢ 1I for Stockton, wheat She reports that on October Ls 25th. in the North Sea. she took in tow the latter Ti steamer. and held to for about 21 hours whea the rope lei troke. Findui shle wansinhkiug the crew ...