... CYMDEITHAS'YR ACHOSION NEWYDD. ION:ATCHENHADoL. _ X vU~aIl~iN ilAIUL. (The Forward '17fovement\. n~ Derbyniadau tuag at y casgliad amtyflwvdd. dY yn diweddu Mawrth 31, 1896. d Y, s. d. Or Sir Aberteifi-y rhan Ddebenol ?? 70 17 9 d Sir Aberteifi-y rhan Ogleddol (rhan) 15'10 0 i Gorilewin Morganwg ?? ?? 123:19 9 d Dwyrain Morganwg (lieb ddyfod i h law) ?? ?? ?? Sir Gaerfyrddin ?? ?? ?? 62 15 6 ...

... 0!IA - - rA6 - __ aft Stephen Watkins, Walton-on-Thames, briekmaker. William Brinckley, Bruton.place, Berkeley-square, and Duke-street, Grosvenor-square, builder. John Bilton and William Mackenzie Wylie Wemyse, Edward- terrace, Caledonian-road, linendrapers. George Robinson, Wellington-terrasce, Clapham-rise, book- seller. Thomas Ward, late of Great Winchester-street, and of Park- street, ...

... WacE&T.-Thc importers show much firmness, anticipat- ing that sooner or later all wilL be wanted. If not in the metropolis and neiglibourhood, yet in the north the de- mand must be extensive throughout the winter months. Every sample of new will require some admixture of old, and two-thirds of this year's growth will require a very large proportion, or such must remain in the stack until ...

... The accounts of the state of trade in the manufacturing the towns during the past week indicate no change of importance. this At Blanchester business is still limited, as the caution mani- ?? fested by buyers ever since the commencement of the recent of a speculation at Liverpool has been increased by the tendency to for reaction now observable in that market. From Birmingham ven the advices ...

... TJO, ?1.7'1 ?? ? ?? i-, -- - -T, 12-11 ? I -, ? i ? ?? , 5! There a-g a stagI cop'-' Ii ?? -r, I eo railkr simrt, svitli ,iien:-d 0 C.-m'li i 'en~leSctc, liut a Vaile ladrditiii 'if Ili~i ?? M f.!- ,. a w t hive keen fair, and ?? nfi o iitlms . I tllH la sincab wseirm Y of jilmr li t'i te- 11 ?? J':t~t I j. ' at! eiat .s ?? ,it:,- ril *IS ?? 2 i Ti'area vila; al faril itiP ?? Yp: 1' .-gee ...

... EA3T INDIA COMPANY. FARErWELL DINNER TO LIEUTENANT GENERAL SIR PATnRICK GRANT. A grand dinner was given at the London Tavern on Saturday evening by the Directors of the East India Com- pany to Lieutenant-Gneral Sir Patrick Grant CB. prior to his departure for Madras, as Commander-in-Chief of that pre- sidencv, The grand ball-room, in which the dinner took place, was upon this occasion most ...

... The usual abstracts for the year and quarter were 0 published on Wednesday morning. The gross 11 amounts for the year and quarter ending June 30, .S and 1857, are as follows:- n 1.57. 1857. Year- £70,234 779 . £7060,821 ?? increase.., £484,012 Quarter 17,548,007 ?? 17,271,763 .. Decrease.. 273,241 On the year, there, is a considerable increase un- oder every head,-except assessed taxes, on ...

... MARK-LA'NE MARKET. S2110 ~~~SIN )A Y. There wsia aI lge Supply of wheat Isy latid.rarriaig' samples frontr Essex and HLoot this ?? that of bat-Iey, bean~, and peas was moderate, with no fiesh 'arrivals of Bits oats. fise Imports ot' foreign grain anitlurhvbe mtdsnohs senoniight. Thle denisond Iot ?? wtr--tet s-as steadly, at 1.1w fall quotations of last Monday. The demiand for foreign whet ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY'S MARKETS. LONDON CORN MARKET. (Fromr Kingsford and lay's Circular.) Fair attendance in the early part of the day. Afore disposition to purchase Wheat, but the exor bitant demand of holders checked sales, and ulti- mately only a limited business done at extreme rates of Monday. Arrivals of Spring Corn dull. Trade very firtn_ prices of Monday. Norfolk Flour is. ...

... TRADE AND COMMERCE MANCHESTER, May 23. - There was nothing like animation in the market, and the purchase of only 28,000 bales of cotton at Liverpool for consumption is a true indication of the depression which characterises all branches of trade in this district. BITMINGRAINAT, May 23.-The iron trade of the South Staffordshire districts is steady at last quotations. The easier state of the ...

... 'W]&BEJKLY AVERAGL.3 OF THIE CORN TRAlDER. Wiltl Ar.-TIIO weekily .oveanre tvas l44s lld on 111,226 qrs., rains 44,!s. 2d. on 97,740 qr3. the previous week ihoe correlloildiing one of th pat year sa 57s I 3LnTLiY-ThO weckly average xva5st3s. OJ. on0 IOj 99 qrs., agailist sis. Sd. o! 13,953 qrs. the previous Week te eorti33opoldiig ou Of thb pd-t year was 43s. G6. on 0108 qis. OT.-Thre weelily ...

... MIINCING-LANE.-TursDAY. SUoAn.-The deliveries continue good, reaching 4,000 tons in the week, and the landings having been of about an equal extent, stocks remain much as they were, say 50,000 tons against 56,000 tons last year. There were no public sales to-day in consequence of the Whitsun holidays, nor was any business reported privately. CorFEE.-The market is firm, stock, 5,600 tons ...