... I . MAR1UfT. ' Wr&tWIOR CORN.M ARW, Saturday.-°Pric wts .£rm at ghe Exchange .to-day, at former. rateb,'ad business steady. aTAFeOM CbBcN-. MiREnr, 0ia-r4aa Breadats the turn in favour of buyers. A&ve'uge samnples of red-wheat snap sba quoted 2d. ,Ier bushel lowet. New data 17s-'to 19. Per beg of .10 scores. Maeltlrg barlel fs. fd. to fla. fi. peerfi quarts. floans jand peas nnaltered. ...

... NORTH OF ENGLAWD IRON TRADE. [IM-oM our wen OcrreEpO,-ntj1 MiD9rnsBmnouGn}, Satturday. The present condition of the iron trade Is fraught with a good deal of anxiety to rany who are engaged therein, owilg to the Inflated condition of prices, and the almost utier impossibility of forecasting the future with anything llke ordinary precision. This difficulty is not merely due to the Stato of the ...

... I [Iriffits's Weekly lReport.) CANNON STREET, LONDON, July 6Mh. The quarterly meeting of the North Staffordshire Iron Trade was held at Stoke Hotel, on Wednesday; Mr. Robert Heath in the chair. No effort was made at this meeting to establish any list of fixed prices. The general feeling appeared to be that each maker should be at liberty to quote his own price, guided by brand, quality, and ...

... MARKETS& MANCHNSTER CORN MARKeT, Yestardary. - Both English and foreign wheat ruM firm in -vafe, with moderate consumptive dewand. Flour moved on slowly, Sti the currency of thid day ae'nnlght. Oats and beans In-Limited request, and barely iattalntied prevousprlces Indian corainlbstter demand, aud steady in value. BURTOI.ON-FTRNX CORN Uasl.r, Yeaterday.-The ehow of wheat at this mmrket was ...

... ASSOCIATED CHAMBERS OF COMjHN E. The sauomsWA meeting of the Associated Chambers of Commerce is fixed to take place ;t the Hartley Institute, Southampton, on the 24th and 25th anct., and will be pre. sided over by Mr. Sampson S. LloYd. The programme of ?? disoussion consists of recommendations of the Executive Council for amending the rules and orders of the Vankrup Act, 1869, ao that notices ...

... i THE BIRMINGHAM TOWN AND DISTRICT | BANKISG 0OMPMNYS The following is the report of the directors to be aub- mitted to the ahareholders at the 36th annual meeting of the coipany, to be held at the Great Western Hotel, on Monday, the 22ad inst., at 12 ?? The directors have pleasure in reporting an aetive Improvement In the builness of the bank for the past year. After deducting ourrent ...

... ARTS AND MANF ACTURt NEW PATENTS. [tao~sdued ?? ifr.. George. S'.ujl The following Patents ?? sede dulng She' WIay 80, 1872:- James Hargreaves. Widness. Lancashire,. imp . . treating dilute ehbolino, to separate litpucitles tbi'er IN Novembert2f 1871. e: ?? ?? MWsthall A. Wier, London, improvement& in thm rn appliances for fsing buttons, studs, hocks and e oefean, similar, fastenings In or ...

... LONDON CORN MARaRT, Yesterday. - Frmness Is still the feature of the grain trade. At Mark Lane to-day the supply of new Esnglish wbheat is only moderate, and the quality is indifferent. Fine samples are in request, at extreme currencies, but in!aetor sorts are altogether irregular in value old samples are scarce and dearer. There has been a moderate supply od foreign wheat on the stands, for ...

... I a 5. - . A .1 A . - . I1 E ,I,. :1ff .A~ X-~wX (Iijn..8ege pn~b An Vt.;. Ce-I&o4r $ 6.~fA~fH1~,b ~ eie ?? AX-Tofehmbe ~U'~eaebso fiend *(-oIn to lpptea iqi m~n~seerat~ioneem A0Wi wt~eek ~ OA)OAO 11ivid th deiis.h, Goien t fn alor. x~elive Of ?? odnbe at rooaitimer would ,menb thqlr Atqi*Ennonh fort& ;eiOte narkaypuhas oeingrjiet Opit 19121. t6han , they. i.a~ntIi- byei- doevteds, a., ...

... BIRBINGHAM SHARE LIST. YESTERDA COMAPANIES., s, Al LWAYi& 0SIDINAR.BY Greate eteru .. South 8taffordabire 'Aoillngtoil and 8evern Juneion GaUAiAoEmD AND PiFLAH Elin . Great Weetern, Preference 5 per cent. aidd., Blristol and Jitrm.. 0 per ceut.. Birm ninnghahn ?? Ditto, Debeniure, & per cent :O10uee0str and Borkele, Warwick and Birmingham * . Warwick and Nouton ?? Wowesiter and lirruingham ...

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... IcVLsPPOOL CORP. iiARici, Yestcrday.-A fair busi- ness was forthcoming in wheat, at a reduction of Id. to 2d. oil red, and 2d. to l. per cental on whitedescriptions, but there was some reluctancs to make these concessions. Flour slow, and Cd. plr barrel and Is. per ssack lower. Beans Gd. to Is. per quarter, andl peas Cd. per quarter cheaper. Indian corn taken very sparingly, at a decline on ...