... ?? our City correspondent.] LoNDoN, Tuesday Evening. The principal business in the Stock Exchange to-day has been in connection with the settlement which is now in progress. Friday being pay-day, general business has, as a rule, been neglected. The movements in prices have been unimportant, the favourable bullion intlnences being overruled by the still unsettled position of the American ...

... MARKETB. bMAch!STEP OmRN M Ruw, Yeabers a .-Improvea tone in the trade. Rnglich wheat, if I fair oondltion, brought rtolous prlces. Foreign. 3d. to 2d. per cental dearer. Mannx betterdemand, and choice quati3e brought extreme rate. Oats and barley unchanged. Maine advenoed d. per quarter. 3tnToEso-osTsiclr ?? MsAats, Yestordaxr.-&; to dayuys arket thare ws a moderate Bupply of wheas on offer ...

... WARWICK CORN MARKET, Sanday -Te attendance of farmers at the Corn Erebange on Saturday lest was unusually thin. Only a few samples of wheat were shown, and the totk amount of business done was but nominal. Last week's prices were quoted, and in nearly all the transactions there was a downward tendency. GLOUCESTER CORN MARKET, Satrasday.-There was a small sapply of wheat from farmers, which ...

... Testerday, at the Public Office, before Messrsm D. Mallne and T. Lloyd, William Gore, joiner, sued Mr. Joseph Hardwiek, builder, Bradford Street, for 12s. lid., being wages alleged to be due for a half-week's work done. Mr. Jones appeared for the complainant, and Mr. Kennedy, of the MidlandOlreuit, for the defendant. As the case was one which would decide a good many others of a stmilar bind, ...

... TRADE AND WAGES. Poor South StaffordshireI certain persons are now and again heard exclaiming, as the competition of other iton producihcg districts to the topic, we are afraid it has seen its beat days! But such lamentations have boen indulged In by the same elass of persons for thirty years pust, and yet South Staffordshire remains-not a place of dissolution and poverty, but-a busy hive ...

... Inn. Ludgate Hill, touching the death of Charles Pimm, aged 2, who resided with his parents at 12, Edward Street. On Saturday afternoon, the Inst, the deceased was standing upon a stool, about to have tea, when upset a cup oontaining some scalding hot tee. and the contents fell over him. He was at conveyed the General Hospital, where, on examination, it was found that he was severely soalded. ...

... All adjourned Session was held yesterday afternoon, at the Public Office, in order that the Borough Magistrates might pronounce their decisions with regard the applications for victuallers' licenses, and licenses for music and dancing, which had been made to them previously. The Magistrates present were the Mayor (Mr. H. Wiggin), the ex-Mayor (Mr. Holliday), Mr. T. C. S. Kynnersley ...

... MAIRRETS. DIANrCIESTER CORNi MAO(O. etray..A marlet this morning, bthelgl,~ ad oe the extrcle prizes of thits 4ey e 'nulgbr. jo wat breeght urns en FrnchInut b quoted Gd Per Back deaeren i and oatmeal no elleange was observable, Bcans rtead. 1 ?? Corredvanveod Gd. to lid, per qjearter. td3 nin IANIul'RY CORNo MARIKET, Yesterday. - Sample3 Of vlthelat itn request, and fuly as dlear. Barley a ...

... rFram our Cita Corenwondcn&1* LoN DONW, WedneodvLy Evening. A rather b)etter b)Uiness has becll doing in VIul)lic Securities, which bas, to somc extent, been stimnulated by the settlement wvhich commosenced this inorning. The suppiy of Railway Shares is generally short, mainy of the recent purchases being for investneeit. If tbis explanation is correct, it is probable that the advance will be ...

... BiRMINGHADT DAILY SHARE LIST. SATURDAY, COMI'ANIES. It A I L W A V. ORDISNARY. Birmlngramr, Wolverhampton, and Stour Valley. London and North-Western B linghaul, Welverhemapton, and' Stour Valler . LEA8SD.l Se ern Valley. Stourbridge Extension . . l OUAZANWlED. Gt. Western lircedeen. 6 per cent. . Ditto, Redeem., 5 per cent. Ditto, Birm. Guar. 3lt per Cnt. Ditto, Chester Guar. Si per at ...

... There was a good attendance on 'Change yesterday, though transactions were hut on a limited scale, The meeting throughout was oharacterised by the dulness which prevails between the preliminary and quarterly meetings. 'The trade is, however, now in a snore healtby state thtan it has been for the last two years. On Thursday next, thc Quarterly Mleeting will be held in this town, BIRMINGHAM CORN ...

... BITRIINC*1A~IT DAUA;'iY gV{ARE LIST. Y t A IL IV A -3* Ditto nirsnlisgifl , . . 36 -- Stratfierd~tfl-VOO 0 ee~so~x Stverr Valley . Soutb Staffordabire ., .. Steurbridge Extension Wellington and Severi JurCtO .. .. OUARA',eEU'I~ Gt, W'est. BirMnia-g Jun.' 3P per cent. e34- Ditto, ditto, Fret. 6 per cent..-I7 Ditto, Chester Gae a.. 3.1 per c *. | Ditto Wes Ct ...