... | 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 ...

... The rain aind floods of tire past week have done great damagc to the crope still outstanding in the north of Englaud and In Scotland. Judging froic reports recently received, there appeara to be good reason to believe that the yield of wheat upon thrash- ing will be found considerably short of the anticipations Indalged in during the brilliant harvest ireather, which, benefteial as it wais in ...

... O I ;l I[FROW OUR OWZN BSPORSTZEb, TR&DR CORRI W SPONDENTe, THSPURBq ABSOCIATION, TEX 1 CENTRAL NZWO, ' AND OTHER SOURCES J h B ~l1 TES DOWLAIS COLLISE:IS.-We have been a d informed, and heartily trust that the information fil ie not premature, that at the important eolliery of m f Bedlinog the Dowlais Company have et lenyth w struck into excelleant coal. Thisoolliery-whichis el o only ...

... 1 W)ARD lVI ITAiMj UlY { AT UARD1IFF. I | T1HE LOSS OF THE SILURlU. On Friday t mooncu a Board of Trade ioqulrv ?? wve optiied in the Grnad Jury loom of the 'Vlwui tha . 1l, 'ardiff, btforp Mr H, 0, Jones, with Mr. B. the F. (lark and Captain Cumntniug as nautoal NO amepbrwS, into the ?? attending tbo th . ?? g ti d ?? of the bteamohip sintioan. of t1i U Carciff. Mr Waldru appeared for the ...

... WOREK AND WA-GES. 11 THE COTTON TRADE DISPUTE. Another manifesto was issued yesterday bY the masters' central committee. It is to some extent 6 a reiteration of arguments already used. The strike a is described as a delegates', not a weavers' strike, r and the question at issue is stated to be narrowed i. by the engagement of employers to pay an advance e when trade is sufficiently improved to ...

... DESPATCH OF FOREIGN MAILS FROM. LONDO0N Destinatiens. I Despatch of next blai7, from C>t -. , I London. Mav'idue T asrala&VicSo.ri& ) }Dtia Brindisi * . Sep., 24 Evg. Oct. 2 Bermuda 1 via No%% York.Sep. 23 Erg.1 . eBrazil, Monte I Video, and Chili vta Liverpool .Sep. 21 Evg.Sep . iI f via Sthnmpt'n.Sep. 24 M1g. Oct. 1 Brazil . by Freich P'kt Sep. 18 Evg ...

... SOUND INVIESTl'MElNTS, (OtAND 'TIRUNK ItATLWAY OP CANADAi Dtirlug tho past month nit ofilolal announcomont hias boon mmldo by thil 0omnany, which without fear of 0ontrovorny may bo Haill to lbo the most favourablo ovor uiinltlo b~th( lolriotors, Tho direotort hevo boon onabled to doularo thu full dividomnd on tho Filrtb 'rO.1 forooo Stock ond to carry forward a, bitlanoo of £12,290, which stru ...

... OMI_- =IN THEt MON3dY MARtKJET ?pro LONIuON, BMWtrds nigh1t. tilo The dommid for mone1y to-day has coan vary, 6 inoderate, and short loans wore obtailtiable at 1.4 tonl I 4 per cant. Thle disiount rates remained at 2-4 per We ce~nt. for firmt-classN hills. No buillion operattIons Wore roportuod ait thle 1arik, lBar silvor was firns, at 52 fiol i- 101 (I.Mexican dollars unch01angeda. Iniail o ...

... I I MONEY AND RAMhWAY MARKETS. THURSDAY, LONDoN, Tun1iSDAY EvmeiNG.-The Bank directors made no alteration in the rate of discount to-day. The demand for money has been moderate, and rates ruled rather easier, owing to the favourable Bank return, The beat three months' bills were taken from 21 to 2j per cent., and short loans were charged about 1i per cent. A sum of £09,000 in gold was taken to ...

... RAILWAY IXTbLLIGENCE. ve CALEDONIAN RAILWAY COMPANY. o- The half-yearly meeting of the Caledonian Rail- oe way Company was held in the Merchants' Reuse, er West George Street, Glasgow, ?? , Thomas Hill in the chair. The notice calling the I' meeting having been read, ed The Casnsc said-I suppose we may assmnl or hold the reports and accounts as read, but I may oc be allowed to refer to a few ...

... TimE BON TADJE. 1 With two or three exceptions, the iron trade in | all the producing districts is in a most unsatisfac. tory condition, intense depression being the rule, accompanied with falling prices. The declension in the Glasgow warrant market has increased during the week under pressure of heavy sales by apprehensive holders, the American, together with the colonial and Continental ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENC4 - ARRIVED AT GLASGOW. sc September 8. a Grecian s), 2374, L Gallais, from Montreal- general cargo. Corinthiau (s), 1158, M'Nicol, from Boston, UI.S in general cargo. m Assyria (s), 1053, from New Yorkgener cargo. 20 Carfin (s), 765, Hutchinson, from Bilbao-minerals. 4s Summerlee (s), 832, Smith, from Bilbao-minerals. e- Clara (I), 185, Kirwan, from Havre-geueral cargo. Is ...