... COMUIMERCE, MONEY, &c., OF 1849. (P-rmrn the Times.) (From the Times.) th Lt Tile year 1849 has realized the anticipation tlnt its no A: ?? history would he one of transition. At its eh comuenceinetIt, thie rain consequent ulpon agricultural, in] m.nercantile, all 1political convulsions, such as in their rapid be, 4- ?? had beell without a parallel, had just subsided, ru- atani the promise of ...

... R , , ?? Foening. n The English funds rontine frm.- Conisols ocpned this morning at 96j e to ?? div., auld seeqsent]y roteoed to tbat price after having been . -tcraporariiy depressed to 96+. Thc intelligence from Paris of the division 1 in the Aooonbly, sanctioning by a majority of 3 a war of credit to enforce a settlement of the RiverPlateqoeetisn) ens the caune of the retrograde .movernent- ...

... L A TE S T :; :N EW S.. ;. ?? so I H ' 0 XiERALb OrtR,. Friday Mo~o1hnq it I ?? i - A13Y ELECT.RIC VTELEGIRAVH. tt returns Lo enDox, ThiURSDAY, JaiiAn it 3. a In the official retrrns of the Board of Trade for the month ending t 5th instant, are published exports of hardware end cutlery, showing it an increase on the year. Metals, on the whole, showe an inceese, Tr but not nearly so marked as ...

... 6, L A S O V C O 1 3I EM R ,C. L SIx aX _A Ne (FretA the .lontidly Circular of Messrs. IVW COnnaI& C 1% ?C Qlasglow, 31st D,~eeinber, 18-19. fi The tininess in One Sre:(Alz market, that extendebd over themnt t( 'of November. ?? the earl'- Part ?? tke. piresent. aoll in be 'somN eases a -light declinle Was su~bmlitted to h ut since tin-n, there I ot lit en row~ing dislo'sitien to bay, andtilte ...

... .LN ~A ?? K LE ' V j. - L)N-D;£-, 01117 B'iVltV1Wz, DzCi3n-r, Z,. The arrivals of wheat coast ise into London were smasl during the past week, anud there wsi a very trilling ?? of semrples at this uorrning's market. by larid carriage freer the neighrbouring Counties. The condition ws-e a gmd dleid impsproved, and factors commenced by asking lhi-h prices. The dernaeid wxs hardly so active as ...

... I REVIEW OF TEE BRITISH AND FOREIGN CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. (From the Mark Lane Express of Monday.) In taking a retrospect of the grain trade during the past twelve l' months, there are few points to look back to with-satisfaction. The Is value of most kinds of corn had already undergone a great depres- )f sion at the close of 3418, in anticipation of the removal of the duties te in ...

... Ob- (From the Annual Circular of Messrs. John 'C~all & CO.) D- STOCK OF GRAIN, diC., IN GLASGOW AT THE REND OF LAST SEVEN Of '~Wheat. Oats. Barley. Boils of 240 lbs. Boils of 204 lbs. Boils of 320 lbs. s 1843 ?? ?? och 1844 ?? In 1845 ?? by 1846 ?? ?? to 1848 ?? ?? to 181 ?? 9,800 he ?? 6vn Beans and Pease. Flour. Oatmepal. 184. Per Bali11 Suks. 280 lbs. BrIa. 196 lbs. Lds. 280 labs. 1 ?? ?? ? ...

... - - -i .6. - S+0R+O A .r The following statement of the note circulation of the United K Ringdom is taken from the Backers' Magazfine, for January, just issued:-_ ; '-The state of the country circulation may be regarded in some measure as an index to the state of commercial activity in the pro- vinces, and in Ireland and Scotland. The follniting table shows the amount of notes in the hands of ...

... T 11 E: F U N D S. Two ?? opened at 9651to 97, and have declined 4, being at this hour 96S tc 964. 31 per Cents., 908 to 98,5; India BoHds £1000-93s.; Exchequer Bills £1O00-59s. toa es., £100 and SU0-59B. - S.ARE MARKET, JANUARY5, (The quotations give the actual prices without reference to premiulm or discount.) Birningham, Weolverhanrpton, and Lnndon. and North Western Quarters Dudlev, calls ...

... llADDINGTON CORNS lARI;ET, JANCARY 4. on The sapply to-day of all kinds of grain 'as smallerthan in last market' en except wieat; sales were rather dtlln. -heat, top Os. tip, and arersr 44.sp, er weight of top per 4 bistaels 1Sst. .°lbs. Barley, top sante as lasit maret: ad atid average id. down: weigitt of top per 4 blstltels list. 2lbs. Oars. r.!p Is down, and average 2d. up; wceight of top ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. (From thoe Mark Lane Express of Monday.) The change which the weather has-undeigorre since our last may have the effect of checking any frrrther immediate rise in prices of wheat; not that it is likely to make any great alteration in supply and demand, but the mere possibility of the northern continental ports being freed from ...

... T H1 E F U N D S. AlO rt U IN £5 c . The English funds opened this morning at a further advance of 1/2, which was folly maintained up to the close of blusiness. The first qubtation of Consols was 974 to A, and after having more than once touched 97Of they left off at M, For the 14th of Febroary the last price was 97.j to i.t A report eas circulated during the day of a probable reduction in ...