... THE BIRMTIWNHAM, DUDTLEY, AND DISTRIdT BANiING COMPANY. Tile following circular has been issued to the share- holders in this company ?? C0olhnore vow, f3irmingfiltl, OctoberIL 10i,. Deal ?? will doubtless recollect that at the last annual ordinary Meeting a resolution was Ilfnni parssed, of which tile follovwillg i is c0)pY - V ' hat in the opilnion of tlis ineeting it is desiable that the ...

... BIRMINTI-AMi ACORN HOTEL COMPANY ;s, (LIMITED). An ad journed general mceting of the shareholders of the d Acorn Hotel Company (Limited)l was held yesterday, at the Hotel, 'J.'emple Streebe Mr. F. Wright in thle chair. it The general meetina of shareholders behl in August last n was nadjourned in order that the genernl conduct and I- propects of the hotel Might he investigated and t5 ...

... SEarbinnia 30.-Daring the week the weather has continued fine, but the autumnal mists prevent any rapid clearing olf of the oatstasding crots. Though the trade keeps quiet on thes local markets, thi tendency is very firn, the moderate supply of English wheat, the steady reports fron America, and the wants of the Coutinent all tending to support prices. Petersburg is said to be inmorting wheat ...

... BIRMINGHllAM SHARE LIST.-SATURDAY, Business Sh. IPd. COMPANIES. Closing Pricem. Done. _ ?? ?? ?? ?? _- RAILWAY. Blyy. Sell, Onom &Itv. ! Stlh. 100 Great Eastern ?? G1 - - Stl, 100 Lond. & X.-Western ?? - - - - Ditto, New ?? - W/444 pM, 44pm. 20 20 Stratford-on-Avoa ?? - DEREINTUREI. Stl. 100 London, Cbhthalao & Dover Arbitratiou 4& pr et., A. 117 Stk, 100 iletropolitan . ist., O p. et Ir 5 Stk ...

... (ire7X. an Omuimuio~la Correnpondeau&] PARIS, July 27. Whilst a firmer tone pervades other Continental centres, prices in the French steel trade have been forced down by the Creusot to such an extent as to lead one to imagine that the only motive for that course was to secure a monopoly for rails. If so, the promoters of the scheme must be greatly disappointed at the result of the tenders ...

... | BiRroiNGXLAM, Friday Evening. HOLIrJAYS appear to be exerting their custoncasy effect ttepr-scent sesaon, acid there is somewhat of a lull noticeable in trade just now. In the North, where eansu- factucrers are relatively well employed, transactions have bcecomse limited. From MBanchester we learn That manu. facturers will yet have to oiler lower prc-les as an induce- ment for Orders to be ...

... -'()M1MERCIAL AND MONETARY. r Ri-- --A A fli th {l ns-VRcnonwlent.] r[coin Ott?07, C erc'orrepondenteiv Li-;KDN, MoDa01Y Etentleg. e Thlere was only a quliet demiand in thle Discount mnarket, and rates were easy, at 22~ per cent. for three moniths bills, C and 12 to 1~ per cent, for short loans, Ticoe sum of £31,000. iii gold was purehaaed, by the Dank c of Englcnd to-day.C The Silver market ...

... ThAIDJ 1±tIEi:'#U±J(Tb. TIHEa IRON TRADF.--London, Friday Evening, - The Glasgow market for Scotch pigs has fluctuated this week, the price in the middle of the week having descended nearly two shillings below the prices ruling at the be- sinning. Thie market closes to-day at 53s., being 2s, (d. below the closing price of the Glasgow Exchange this day week. The ?? is our Glasgow telegram : ...

... s WIretm La3t Night's Jazette.1 'r DANKRRUPTS. n SAMUEL BANTocrr, Acton, Middlesex, builder. WILLIAM ABRAMAReT, London Street, Derby, clotider. W1LL1A)s WsVITEslOsi, Clevedon, Somecrsetshlre, beer and wine retailer and grocer. donx- Sr.mw, Slalthwaii., Yorkshire, buteher. BANIRUPTCIES ANNULLED. ABB&HAnAC iEuRwirz, sued as ALBERT HUERWITZ, Portsdown 3t Road, Maida Vale, Middlesex. Date of ...

... MARKETS.-YESTERDAY. LONDON CORN,-Qnietnoss prevails at Mark Lane, Sap- plies of English grain were short. Foreign oats waere fairly plentiful, and theret as a moderate share of whiset, In asheat i not much was. done, but owing to the receipt of losser prices from Now York, the tone was not so strong. In barley the trade seas nquiet. NAalting produce sas fairly steady, butgrinding remaleed r, ...

... tip- BiihiccINcOT.4,, Friday Evenling. tinly IAccoRDING to the ?? received from most; of our test cots industrial centres, business appears to be gradually assuming1 was a more chejerful tout. Thiecotton cloth tradeatsi),anelaester , neil however, is much quieter, owing inl a Measure to the test 3xis- wealcer cettes market at Liverpool, and tics receipt of The csdvices from Indliastating thiat ...

... F LasrOM Lftqt ANighl's O l. I BANKRUPTS. ROBERT H. HUTTON, Queen Anne Street, Cavendish Square, MIidldlesex, bone setter. W~reTInToc IIENIRY MAXWFLL DALSTON, Aldereegate Street, London. ABRAHAM SOLOMON WILKS, Queen's Road, Dalston, Middle- sex, commercial traveller, RonnEevT JAssES IHaEWOsTI.nv, forniels'r of South Wharf, Pad- dinletos, eiddlese,, now a prisoner in her Majesty's prison at ...