... FOREIC4 EPITOME. I nm__ OLA - T--. -- A THs; Petit Journal announoes the arfest of a man, named Nicholas, alias Nicol, who recently stole the sum of 45,000fr. (1,8001.) from a London bankc. M, PAUL LOUBET, soU of the French President, became involved in a dispute over the conviction of M. Doroultde. Blows were exchanged, and a challenge to a duel followed The matter was referred to a jury of ...

... LATEST SHIPPING N-EW.- : . - Veaeels phitered-Iawarda.. : ornOT GUSTO- HOUBB. Sept. 16, 4 i-ro. L~ucy, Guernaey, iciD.-iFolay, A~ikran~an; nd -Co. 'Si~laisa)- :Hab-rg, St. atharine dock- Hernispbore (s) Portland (maine),'V.D.- Low and ?? Cassel ?? fulnrk, Battle Brde -tier- BlIead. 'Biver Logan (a), flmaiiniirflattla Bradgo lier- -HXeadl. Surprise, Guernsey, Greqeuwich-A.. and F. . I xIgue1le. ...

... LATEST MABKET INTELLIGENCE. SATuIRDAY, June 2. CORN AT MARX LANE. The market has kept steady in a sur- prising way considering the poor attend. ances and busines3. For home-grown Wheat quotations have remained unaltered. Fine white held for 29s, and red 2Is per qr, de. livered S31b. After being held back for some little time past arrivals of Americans begin to come in, and parcels ox ship, due ...

... L;T IAEKET UNTELLIGEiN0. SAitIiy, NovT, 17.S CORN AT MRAiK LANE. The rfarket, with a poor attendance of buy -ra, has Dot imarevetL English Wheat has been in shoyt supply and quiiet.. PFiue whst quoted at 31s.* and red of.similar qualty,: 30s por 63Fb'diivered up. Poragen sorts. mniatnined. No 1 Xortheta Springi 33s 9d,;. Flour bas been inj good supply, bu oving to the diffloulty ia werkir er ...

... 1 I SATRDAY, Xay 26, CORN At MAIA1R1 LANE. Ouly a feeble attempt has bcen made at business. The supply of Home-grown Wheat on ofler evidenced littlc or no demand at ua- changed rates. Fine white, 2ds 9d; ordiunry to fair red, 27s-27s 6d, plcked, 27s 9.1; au d very choice, 28s per quarter, delivered, 6f13b. American descriptions begin to cotle up 'faster, and holders are altogether less re- ...

... .1LATEST IARKET JINTELLIGENCE.! I~ ~~ L&. IF GR C &ressnDET, Jan. 6. CORN AT XMARK LANE. hiere Usa been nonew feature to record at the msrkl'. The attendance of buyer wits on a smell scale, and demand slow In all directions. Supplies of Home-grown Wheat 2ame forward in small quantitles. White has raned tup to 2iB 6d, and red ot good heavy samjple 28B per quarter delivered. Foreign descriptions ...

... LATEST MAIPg=ET NTE LLIGENCE. j hmf~~~ftv~~vwy Jan . 13. ,| I ' ' . 1 ,CORN EA LAIE ?? The attendance of buyersblas'been.sbightly iarger than, recently, but the demand was still poor. Homeo-groa Wheat, being; scanty, quoted well. White raped ep to. -29s; and ?? a, 6l3b, delivered. Foreign firm, but quiet. Although subdued, the lloar market moved in isympathy with Wheat, 'while quotations were ...

... | CITY, SATERDAT AFiWRROg. The-markers bave beer inuch brwlier this week, and ou We nesuaY Coneo;s, attertouc-| ?? 101, clozed-vitu a net xixe oi a,.Rt.101 3.16 for money, ad 10it 'or the aecount. ):ester- day, howeve., in the absence ot further news irom the tsont, Uonsols I It ot± 7-46 to 9-16 .ower. o-uuay there was a dull openiug, but beiore the close prices -bad improved soaie. what. ...

... CITY,'SATURDMY Ars0oo. This has beananotber dullweekonthe Stock exchange, and to-day brooght no renewal ofE activity. Business was -restricted i nview -of' the psnding settlement. :ome nd aTrans- atlantic rails were fractionally' ower. In Foreign Bondr Brazilian-issuesarose from ito 4; German Threea receding J, and Ssanish- .Fours and Portuguese 'Threes .j. In idines, Kalgurli advanced 3-16, ...

... ATEST MARKET flTELLIGENCE. :E - : : b ?? , - ,: a: LLOYD'S WE:Lt N:I-WS OFFICE. ; ?? ?? 'ASO~iDiT. LW'.E 18.r - OREX AT .IUK e LANE. ;The return af iie :ieeather has had the effect of makina buyers mrtoe cautious. With ;scatt~y atlentdasees bainles lhas been evereaco- ined. Old bouieL'niowvaL Wleat incliued againstj sellers, bdt the snuply tldocinsd. A little now wheat Was oifered.: Fine red, ...

... I A ~1 . : w - 0 I CITY, SATtraDii A/rTERzfOOIV. Although buieness began on-a limited scale aiter the holidays prices were better, and on WedUesday ConsolB improved 1.16, to 101, 101i, for money,',ndlOl., 101forthe account. On Th'Lursday the markets were idle, andyes- terday there was still a general dearth of business, Cousols giving way 1-16 to 3-16, td -100i to 101i for amoney, and 101 to ...

... ClTY, SATumkty AFTMNuooN. The week opened ?? firmer prace. taid a stronger tone iD most ?? ,but the. .1inprovemenli se nut aminjieU. '1iOday bueineub wau quiet. 'ihe tOd!', llusever, *vae armL, and t;ousolh impjroved 6-ib to !iUl for nioimey and wtJ16 for dle aecount. L6. Satur- day's quottiouK We'i lu 3-16 abO ?? 7-i6 respeetivelY. In lhos to- tehn nmarlit .$jpane> bouds ?? ~, and ...