... Fid, dSat. Ao.Te. el u Bank ?? ?? - 200 2(l ~4i r. Three per Cent Reauced.. 961 96~ 918+ 1181 hij9 ii- Three per Cenit. Conseis Consols for Aeoun ?? 01ci St 116i Edi 9I I.36 per Cents.h1educed ?? -I- - so New~i ?? 00 77 h88 II Long Ainnuities.. 2, Si 3 8.3 ?? Stock ?? India Bonds ?? India Stock for Account ?? - - FROREIGN STOCKIO. Brazilian ?? Russian ?? r~li ?? ?? Danish ?? Spanish 5 per Cent ...

... ,,u, au, d nu, . _ PRICEES OF SHARES IN LEEDS. at o Ir. QUOTED PRIC9.o. 1lNls n 8c L I B.S 8 nlc ?? ?? -ID M. Dec. 28, SAI. , his £ dg 11y 2A ?? 61.o G2d~ ~ 611 O ..L tod .11 tb uy 20 12 BirminglitamandDudlel 4 -62p 4 - 2 V ?? ald 20 20 B~irm. and Oxf ord June. 22 -27 25 -27 .. 31 22 Bilrkenboad, LoShire, N W Clieshirejunction ?? 17i-182di 1811-16 d . 70, 20 7/4 Boston, 1281.,.2Iirnm PIr I_ ...

... TIlE CLOTHING MANUFACTUES, a-- - - GERMAN WOOL. (Froe ousr own Correspondena.) Berlin, 24th December, 1849. After the slackness of our market, which prevailed in the course of the preceding month, business has been very animated during the month of December. As wesupposed in our last report, the great combing company from Gluccksbrun n purchosed about 3,200 cwt. altogether. There are in some ...

... THE LOIN DN TRADE. Nt :8. ?? ouR LONDON CORntESPONrENT.1 of CITY, Thursday £vening. d, The markets for colonial and foreign produce re-opened, yesterdlty, cnd there Sem01s to be atuch spirit arnong the buyero, 2 although the bcosloess done by pusiic sale has not et beea large. a- Ioporterr look co(nffidently for adv.nced pricee In many articles. *i The import of tallow trom Vu3slhas been ...

... BankStock ?? . Three per Cent Reduced.. Three per Cent. Console Console for Account 3j Der Cents.IReduced New 38 per ?? Long ?? India Stock ?? India Bonds.. ?? India Stock for Account .. Exchequerdillss. £133633. Braziltan ?? Belgian ?? Danish ?? Chilian Bonds, H I Do. Def. 3 per Ce: Buenos Ayres ?? Grenada, I per Cs Do. Deferred ?? Mexican 5 per Ce: Do. ?? Do Deferred ?? Venezuela ?? Do. ...

... Leeds, Jan. 11. We have to report an increased amount of business in 11l5esllaremiarleet, couplod with some advance in prices. London and North Western, Manchester, Sheffield, and LtncolaseiirePceferenice, Leeds and Thirak, and Lancashire and Yorlishlsra thsirds, tire nmuch 1nquired for. B RF&PTT ?? -~]3RF LIT QUOTED PRICES. IDONEt, OE ~ LINES. hroy2s ssa.ffid, .4 ?? 3. Jao,. 10. .Jail. ii. 20 ...

... THE CLOTHING MANUFACTURES, I WOOL. Tnlu WOOL TRADE, London, Tbursdioy.-A good besincss list been doing privately in wool, and the public sales early next month are not expected to be large. The quantity of wool Im- tsorted into London during the week ending to-day has been 2,143 holes, of which 1,379 are from Port Phillip, 502 from Sydney, and 119 from South Australia, FoREIGN WOOL MARIKET, ...

... THE LONDON TRADE, [FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT.1 CITY, Theursday Evening. An excellent business has been traunsacted in colonial and foreign produce, and the sanguine expectations indulged of a revival of activity with the commenrcenent of the new year have been fully realised in respect to all articles which allow fairly of a rise. Coffes still takes the lead, and tea is much in favour, ...

... le RoYAL EXCUiLNGE, LONDON, ?? Evenipg. y The steamer .4von, from the West Indies, bas arrivedl t- and brings the Panama mall. She has likewise 1,200,000 doltars , board in gold dust and Specie. The letters were not delivered he towfn tbie afirooon up to the close of buaineas hours, but welear b 7 n telegraph, that a large crop of sugar was expected at Barbadoes, en n Soue of the other Islands ...

... 296Tl WEEK THIS IIALF-YEAR. ?? PTS. I l RAILWAYS This tal Sate I , Opes. week year Ii-yeaurlastyr V I '49148 $ £E4 £ £ i ILi{ Aberdeen.. . .74 3G6 .,.17 31 Belfast and 429llynseoa. 42D 591 12538 10963; 1S75 38 38 Birknhd Lastcashire&Chester. 920 '83 23889 21606 2283 15 15 i Bolton, Blkbn.,C. & W.York, 436 304 11367 8940 4417 14 14 e Bristol ?? . 3134 .. 1106018 .. .. 80 .8 r Caledonian ?? 832 ...

... ?? -A - BO_- ?? ~f the REVENUE of TIL it i v strua . AN AusTRACT of the net produce of the REVENUE of Great Britain, in the Years and Quarters ended the 6th of January, 1849, 'and 5th January, 1830, showing the rn Increase or Decrease thereof :- YEAR ENDED JANUARY 5. 1849. 1051 I ncrease. Decrease -Customs a.9333511,5242 ChinaMoney ?? J132140 12,753,51 7.3 235 cios ?? 6s11,585 1536,9475 254, ...

... THE REVENUE AND FREE TRADE, 1 JLJ21 J.LV I - - in v . Tim revenue accounts to the 5th inst. are of c a highly satisfactory nature, whether the year or the d quarter ending on that day be regarded. The good 1 effects of the laws by which bread has been made cheap and the other necessaries of life rendered more accessi- 1 ble, are obvious in the increased employment of the I manufacturing ...