... GENERAL M IRKETS. 4; LIVERPOOL COTTON, SATURDAY (By Tele- 71 ?? market opened steady. Sales, 10,000 or 12,000 bales. The market cloced firm, ,n and advances. Sales 15,000 spec., and expoit ;, 5,000. ELies, 22k: 3IidLl'ing, Upland, 254. , YORK CORN, Saturday.-There was a mode- Xs, rate show of wheat, the prices of which were X, rather lower, wlite realising 46s to 50s; and red 42s to 44s -per ...

... I SBIPPING INTELLIGENCE. THE ABANDONMENT OF THE CAROLINE. This inquiry was continued at the Liverpool Police Court on Satu'day. Thomas Rent, second nmate on board the Caroline, said he did not hear any request from the master of the Caroline that a boat should be sent from the St. Oswil, nor did s he hear any one on board the St. Oswil offer to I send a boat. Cross-examined by the captain, he ...

... GENERI2L M.&RKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON, MONDAY (By Tele- ?? market opened steady. Sales, about 12,000 or 15,000 bales. The market close- firm. Sales- 15,000 bales speoula- tion, and export 3,000 bales. 6,000 American, 13; 1,200 Pernan, lift to 12:; 400 Santon, Ili to 113; 200 Bahia, 11; to 11f; 200 Maran1lam, 12k to 13; 100 Egyptian, hfi to 12; 100 Smyrna, Of to l0ft; 100 Pera, 123; 6,100 Srrats, ...

... LoNDwn, Monday. £8,000 in sovereigns were fvithdrawn from the Bank to-day. Console remained without change. For Money, 92 1 4; For Account, 924. After official hours they remained unchanged at 921 b; Great Westerns, 614 4; South Easterns, 774 4; Mid- lands, 1224 A. i' Railways opened flat, but left off a shade Yirmer. Caledonian, 764 ; Great Eastern, 374 ?? Great Northern, 1104; GrQatNorthern ...

... I SHIPPING INTELMGENM .1 ?? THE MURDER OF A BLYTH CAPTAIN AND SUNDERLAND CREW BV CHINESE PIRATES. In a previous impression we reported the loss of the harque Crefton, of Blyth, and that it was suppozed the captain (Mr. Rook, of Blyth), and four seamen belonging to Sunderland, ehad fallen into the hands of Chinesa pirates and been cruelly murdlered. Since then a communication has been received ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING. No gold operations at the Bank to-day. Consols continue without change. Money, 924 4; Account, 924 4. After official hours, they were lower at 924 1. Railways opened steady, but leave off gener- ally flatter. Great Eastern, 4; Nos h Western, 4; Midland, 4; and Great Western 3 each lower; Caledonian, 76 4; Great Eastern, 37 J 4; Great Northern, 110 A 11; Great Northern ...

... Pp7jSECUT7'IOX OX TrP1/ IDD1>ES ?PROUGL EXCJJATGA7 (01/1'.AINy BlY TIHE LOQACAl BOA1i9 D 01F HELA lTH. At the Police Court yesterday morning, before Messrs.. Dalicn (mayor), Thompson, Watson, Gilkes, and Laws (ex-mayor),bthe Myidclesbrough Exchange Company were charged by Mr. J. T. Belo, town-clerk and cleric to the Local Board of Health, iddlesbrough, with hav- ing built upon an open space ...

... GEN ERAL NX vRKETS. l I I s l GLASGOW IRON, TUESDAY (By Telegraph). -No. 1, 56s 3d to 56s 6d; warrants, 55s 71d to 55s 9d; No. 3, 5Ds to 55s 6d. Market steady. MANCHESTER COTTON, TUESDAY (By Tole- ?? Friday afternoon last an improved demand set in, and imparted strength to our market, which has since been gradually obtaining ground, and producers are all asking an advance on that day's rates, ...

... : GENERAL MXRKETS. GLASGOW IRON, WEDNESDAY (By Tele- I graph).-No. 1, 56s 3d to 56s 6d; Warrants, 55s 6d to 55s 7d; No. 3, 55s to 55s 3d. Market quiet. LIVERPOOL COTTON, WEDNESDAY (By Tele- ?? closes steady. Sales, 15,000 l speculation, anld export 4,000 bales. Quotations: 8,000 American, 104 134; 1,300 Pernam, 11 12k; 150 Santos, ill 150 Maranham, 124 i; 700 : Egyptian, 12? 14k; 200 Smyrna, ...

... LONDON, WEDNEsDAY EVENING. £20,000 in bar gold has been withdrawn from the Bank to-day. There was a slight improvement in to-day's business generally. Consols opened NvIthout change from Tuesday, but close at X better. Money, 92g 921; Account, 92A 92g. Railways opened flat, and leave off at a further decline. North Western, 3; Midland, 1; Great Western, i each lower. Metropolitan finuer. The ...

... IMPORTANT PILOTAGE CASE AT NORTH SHIELDS. gesterday, at the North Shields Police Court, Mr Johnlson, a North Sea pilot, was ?? for having refused to give up charge, and cOil- tinnuing in charge of the barque Ellena, after a duly-qnahfied sea and liver pilot, named Wiliiamn Purvis, had offered his services to bring the vessel into Shields Harbour. Myr G. RIewney appeared in support of the case. ...

... Works are go6ng on steadily, rail makers being mostly engaged upon contracts for de- livecy ;,I the spring. Stocks of rails are in- creasing, and are now very heavy in some places. There is nothing very special about the prospects for the year at present ap- pare.t. All that can be expected is a steady trade, at prices now current, or that prevailed for the shipping season last year. This ...