... CITY, WZDNE5DAY EVENING. It is not expected that any great activity will eharanterise the Money Market during the present uneettred condition of politics and finance, and there is a general unwillingness on the part of both bankacs and brokers to incur any obligation beyond those etsentially conneotod with the exigencies of the moment. The general quota- tions for discounting the best selected ...

... era The Board of Trade Eetarns isened on 1iz es, di day for September, show that the total ds- ad clared value of the imports for the month Ws 8 £27,229,581, being & decrease as eomparod with tree corresponding month of last yenr of £t,005,1i, ng and ae compared with December, 1879, a decredse a of £3,438,673. For the nine months ending Sep. hteumber last the totW] was 2!82,5l6,072, whi-t was ...

... CORN 'AND PRODUCE MARKETS. SATURDAY, THE CORN' TRADE. BATH SATURDAY.-The grain trade at our market to-day waswitaoutanaimation. Wheat of good. quality maintained late rates, whilst damp and inferior samples were neglected. Flour unchanged. Barley dull. DORCHIJSIER, SATURDAY. -At the Corn Exehange to:day the supply-of wheat was but small, and sold at late rates, pieces ranging from 40s. to 44s. ...

... gI'adat.'O. CORIN MARKETS. There has been little change of any kind in the state of the corn trade during the past week. The markets remained aboutstationaryon Saturdays At Leeds, IPswich, Rochester, Salisbury, Sheffield, Spalding, Yarmouth, Newark, Boston, and Bridgewater, the markets were firm for wheat in the 1 beginning and in the middle of the week, but towards its close there was a ...

... - . .. ?? _ q. X1 OYNE Y~ M A RKep Vra (frooms- OWN CoolMRSmrNov.) LomonoN, MondaytEvening. Very quietly, but steadily, the 'recovery from the shock' ,cf last week goes on, and unless there are fresh causes for anxiety, ordinary conditions will soon be general in this centre. In the Stock Exchange, the English Funds fur- ther slightly advanced, and most railways rose from i to 1. There was ...

... MONEY MARKETO (FnOY OUT OWN COBclEXPObPIINT.) LoNnoN, Tuesday Evening. Business was everywhere very quiet to-day. In the' Stock Exchange the Funds were again higher, but Rail. ways were in some cases depressed. The tendency was to let North British go on rising, but to look disparagingly upon North-Eastern and some other lines concerned in the iron trade of Yorkshire. During the afternoon ...

... COMMERCIIAL. LIVERD1'OL ECLVAXQCE, SA4I l NDA} A} rREcos. The cotton rarcut has been m:::h quieter than icr the past fewl days, but the more confident tone reenty assumed does not appear to have been reriously shaken. A fair Saturdlay business has been done-and a larger busiuess titan was at first expected-the sales being estim3ted at 6000 bales, ireludin, 5(s) on spe|idlatiou and for exj)ort. ...

... I - I NIGE WvATER AT LiVERPOOL. ?? T2IaD~~~Y * 041.~~~1 1 OcToDByER 12. 1 iHU. ?? ooo ?? ?? ?? Q..e.c Ilotbuiatyd) .r . . ?? ?? St. Jobln, N.B. .EinS *CbrIstlaalin!Beech (aa1 ?? ?? . Frodered-kahad car) nriedrich ?? York Br ?? moau w V flannebrog .AOtaflI~el.~ ?? Monte ideo Dize ?? --,ichangd ENa ?? ?? 1 Cizizl iiL * S gothbiad (ea) . Haaburg B (tc riJse)y. New York cos glna(cS) ?? ?? ...

... S.riii E>(r LkND IRDON AND COAL I TRN61iiR3. jjl ?? TUI;SDAY. 'v-v cv ouIr'I Ctirig of the North of Eogirdan Ir ?? t (xl 'iraics ihas ?? hoeld to -day ira the itw xvas vcry well attended, bat those 'ri riot ritrot to in laellch business, the . tin brig evidently to talk over fits n : rt air'1 ]Iiorove tlniu ainything. Naturrlly, C oi of events occurring in ScOtIand i h n l 'wnkct Iwas ...

... LONDON CORN, WCEDNSDAY.-V lrke' M rr ' English wheat neglected, and ?? t. ?? Altered. Foreigarather lowerto eel, t or ri' dull sale at late veluoe. Bitish tn led barley, 1,120 qrs. Foreign: Wn .14.i25 barley, 6,100 qrs.; oats, -5,402 qrs ; al.- floor, 1,190 sacks and 9,410 barrels NORTEALLERTON CORN Wol ,,hia was a large show of grain at to da) ° S r' fair attendanco of farmers nod iele i L ° ...

... SHIFPING INTELLIGENCE. ArRIVED AT APuoN.Oct. 7-Mars, Farquhar, Sunder- land, coals' St Clalr, Linklater, Granton, goods; Leipslc o Packet, Whfte, Sunderland, coals; ElizabethIPhWVerson do, lb do., Nith Healop New York, wheat; Marv, Jasper, Harniirg ,ad flour and Gora; dUIdlng Star, M'Xenzi D. itattin, Whea~t. 5t -Alexandra, Rloss, Granton, ooals; Vitoria, Donald, Burnt- M. iland, do.; Luna, ...

... MARKET INTELLIGENOE-YbSTERDAY. I~ ~~ I . -- I e LITTLls GREEN MIARICET-OCT. 9-E6ggs-Ordi- nary class, 9P fd per 124. '*ome trade, lie 19d. Butter -A fair inquiry for fline and good oua~lities ; middling and inferior neglected. F,nest cools, l3d por lb; good ordinary, 106d to 12d,; coarse, 9ld to 1tRd ; firilns, ?? to of 12d; fine lumps, 12d; eoarse, 9d to 10d.-JOHsN Al 'DON. 00 NELL, 00 (BY ...