... WoLvxanRnAmPTolrN cORN xABRxr, Yesterday. - The attendance WaS good, but there was not muchactivlty in tko trade. 'Wheat was lower, whilst beane, peas, oats, and barley were unchamged. BOlTON CORN MARsXr,. Yesterday.-The show of wheat at our market was fair, and a tolerable amount of business waa done at last week's prices. ?? barley was In request, and quite as dear, other kinds as heretofore ...

... MARKET-,. . *L2tDON CORN K&UK. Yestr -TI change to-day was farly atteded by millls-' sn transacted was tolerably ezetev%, at prc genera: proved. The show of Englh wheat was .Ma. b the receipts were liberaL Sales in qualtiaes steadily, at m advanoe of 2s per quarter, comared current on onday lat. Bry was ifrsupp at rathur higher prices. Malt waA firmj vih, f passing. The supply of oats on the ...

... i COMMERCIAL AND M6N.TAY I [''mromur City CorrejpondenWj LONDow, Tuesday DiYt. g8 -0 The settleme.9t 6i been the principal bmain' the hand to day, and a.r eowtaugoes have been higb ?? Railway market, the ?? direotioi of pricaa; bwe been moderated though the tlpe has again beewr vepy firm, The farther sale Ot £1440,000. in gold to mi i51ak of England, the fine % eather, and firm ?? i'om Paris, ...

... BIRPMIGHAM SEURE LIST. OATUBDAY. COMPAMUE. RATLWAYS. LAnSED. Chester and Holyhead ?? London and North-Western Pset (Sooth ?? Wellington and Severn ?? GUARATMD 'AND PBI.T3EFOE. GreatfWestern-Preferene 6 per cent. Ulldhind, Bristol & Binu.. 0 per cent. North 13tafordshbre, Pref. Sper cent. CANALS. Birmngham ?? Gloucester and Barkelej ?? Waruick and Birmingham . Warwick aud Nap.on Wtreester and ...

... THE ERUPTION OF MOUNT VESUYVIUS. GLEAT LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPEMTY. ' ?? TELEGRAMS,] [From dthe Daily NCZs,] NAPLEs, Sunday Mornicg-I proceeded lasi night 1! the direction of Porticel. The streets woer6 crowded with peasants hurrying away, or encamping in the fields, in fear of the' earthquake, which they thought inevitable. On approaching- Vesuvius the scene was indewcribably terrible and grand ...

... .VjBC1AL AND MONETAUY. I [Ir Os aty Ooesponkmt.] LONDO-N, Saturday Evening The mnarkets have been somewhat undecided to-day. and the ultimate variations established were as often unfayourable as favourable. Yet the tone is not bad, but in view of the settlement, beginning Monday, there was more than the usual indisposition to enter upon new business at the close of. the week. The funds did not ...

... WORK ANID WAGES. Notices of meetings and other trade movomaut are agxln being nent to ias without authentication by the a% noe and addresses of the sendlers. We mnat repeat tim', unless these particalars are fdrnished, woeoanuot pabliih the communications. : * FlU1F-IRON MAKE US. A meeting of employers in this trade was held at the Plough and Harrow lmu, Highgate, on Wednesday oven- ng, ...

... A meetig of the creditors of Mr. W. Mills, jeweller, formerly of 42, Vysa Street, now of Wlllr Street, Hunter's Lane, was held yesterday, at the Acorn Hotel, Temple Street. Mr. Hodgaon, jan., Ur. IL Free, and Mr. James appeared for creditors. Mr. Rowlands represented the debtor and creditors. The statement of the debtor's affairs was as follows :-Unsecured creditors, 22,5d5. I0o.; other ...

... UOMMBRCIAL AD MONETARY. [A1i-om our City 0orreiponin¢,] LoNDo>, Saturday Evening. Eusiness has been inactive, and few features of im- 1portance 'were manifested. For some time, Railway atooke were very firm, especially Caledonian, South- Eastern, Great Western, Great Northern, London and North-Western, and North Eastern; but after regular hours, reports were circulated of another commercial ...

... STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERIES WATER- WOBRKS COMPANY. The annual meeting of the shareholders was held yester- day, at the effices of the company, Albion Street, Henley; Mir. 0. W. Campbell presided. The directors in their report congratulated the share- holders that notwithstanding an extraordinary expendi- ture, amountiug to £563., they were in a position to re- commend a dividend of 5j per cent. ...

... I BUUMR.AXSGH HARE LT. YNSTERDAY. COMPANIES. OLOSC1PAE SALls. RA ILWAYS. ORwrreA.Ry. )r lnt Easatern . . , - .-o5('onl, Chafisam, e ne 26- lerth Staffoldalsire , 78 Atatford-o n.Avoa ?? - 21i _LEASPD,' Dondon and Nortl-Weatern Pret (80.1'h 6tafforshird) r D3 - WCefltniton and govern Junction ?? i0j- GaUARANTMED AND PjLEFRltRNOZU Grest West.-Guar. e per ?? 112 -1l4 Ditto, Preference,6percont., ...

... M ARKETS. LiVls POOL Cows MutxET, Yesterday.-There waa a good attendance, and, wit'l an active consumptive demand, wheat was very irregular, at an advance of 3d. to t4 for spring Arnerima red, 2d. for wimter red, and at higher prices for other kinds. Flour 6d. per barrel and Is. per sack dearer. Beans and peas unchanged. Oats and oatmeal a slow sale, and rather in tlyexa' farour. Ir.dian corn ...