... I ILONDON R1AILWAY SHARE LIST. l TuESDAY, Nov. 4. ?? the actu tl quotations, withoutreference to premiumc or discount.] Bir. and Glouc., 126 a3ris md IExetr,; 89 Do. New, 8 pit, Bris aind Glouc., 25 pm Caledcniacn, ]]A Cam. and lin , 44 Cles. and ludy. 184 Cccrnwall, 3t, Dertcy accd Crewe, 54 Derby andli Gains., 3305. pin l)iicrt Northern. j pm D clclil & B olE. .1cc c., 4 pin Dullhiin aticl ...

... SUGAR-NEW TARIFpF-, vex l1he following extract from the colurnaa of thbpub ic miat be deeply interesting to every one connected with the sugar trade, and we give it without comment, reserving ,o a future occasion a few remarks we intend offering on its application to the trade of this country :_ nZVIEW OF THSE UGAR I5A2IMET. (From the Public Leger.) The advanced period of the year will justify ...

... CORN AND CATTLE AlARIKETS. ,1 -WAKEFIELD CORN M[ARKET, YESTERDAY, OCT. 31. A We have liberal supplies of Wheat ard Barley. asi m noderate of other Grain. Tfle reported Ordcr in Conssci to release all foreign grain from bond at a very rsodedrii Iduty, caused quite a stagnation in the Wheat trade te day, and in consequence a very limited buisiness Iva! transaeted at a decline of Is. to 2s. per ...

... trabcv mobtwnto. TEz MANSorzBsnR TRsDis, AND THE WRnELY lHJ-DAX ?? trades ot' this town have nearly all adopted the system of leaving off work at noon on the Saturday, and amongst the number we are happy to state is that numerous and respectable body the Carpenters and Joiners, who for the future wvill leave off work at twelve o'lock at neon on Satur- day's, instead of as heretofore at four in ...

... IA -AE L l; I l LONDON CORN -t ly'N At lhi d ;o-yti ' itti t iit fu iii 'Gup-i- ?? i,-ra;I t itt-i Tia it ti'atstil -. I i . - ?? fiir ?? CA Iirt tpr L e I Di ?? - - i ?? InIe L!itttV t- nj ia-as ?? t I -ttt A fl' I, - - Wx'.jJIry-at.. III' iti, I' a s, hean an it ii it Irtea ia o IC t.- ii ill Cd i ?? I C i1 ie Br crua 1 c ~iN 'AZl N 'S Rean 9 - - - roilflut-; ir . I Oamel tII EIl MEA 1itu'- ...

... NezTcastle Corn MarIcel Notv. 1.-We had again a large supply of wheat at market to-day from the farm- ers, with a good show of coasting samples, wilich caus- ed a dull trade, and last batarday's rates Were scarce. lysupported. Barley was in fair request, and com- manded an advance of Is per quarter. Old malt also brought Is per qr. more money. Itye of good quality supported our last quotations ...

... (ACCURATELY REPORTED FOR THE FREEMAN.) Thursday, 6th November, ;s84. * Tun CATTLEr MAPICET.-This day our Smithlfeld market was 's tolerably large, both of cattle and sheep, particularly cattle, 0The prices of good beef and mutton were fully had. Beef. 405 to 50s, offal sunk: mutton, 5d to Gld per lb; coarse and infe. erior kinds were variable in price, yet generally brought former e value. As ...

... An important trial, under these Acts, lately took place at Peterhead, upon a cornplaint at the instance of .Mr Daniel Wal- ker. Sub-Inspector of Factories, against Messrs Thomas Smith & Co.. woolen manufacturers at Mintlaw. It appeared from the disclosures made, that the Factory Acts, in all their important provisions, had at these factories been utterly neglected. Youn persons wvere employed ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCP. CURRENTS O0F THE OCEAN. The following is a copy of a notefound in f bottle picked up at Loehries Point, coast of Donegal, on the 23d October, and transmitted to Lloyd's by the Comptroller-General of the Coast Guard:- Barque Aldebaran,from Hull, and bound for St. John's, New Brunswick. kThis note was thrown overboard in a bottle, on the 22d July, 1845, in latitude 55 ...

... TH E MARKETS. COtN-MARKET-OCTOBER 31. We continue to be very sparingly supplied with Grain of .e.. ,sde scription, and the trade has a firm aspect for most articles, O1t;.ith standing the reports that have prevailed with regard to some intended alterations in the Corn-laws. As nothing official is yet kno.,q s o tl e subject, the business in the Corn trade has been somewhat dcvuid of interest ...

... AGR1TCULTURE. nIREVIEW OF THiE BRITISH CORN TRADE, DURING THE PAST I WEER. (From ;fe ?? Lane Express of Monday.) ' A Three Weeks of unusual!y fine *weather ha-s enauled farmers ii! *- the -North to save a large ijlantitv of grain, whichl ac tshe close o f ' rt last month Was Talmost give i over' asL totalli lost. hat the ol1a- *h liy of mTIcI of the cori lately carried miust be indifferent ...

... Shaires MISCELLANEOUS SHIARES. Northern Bank, ?? £100 Becilfst ?? 10 Ulster lank ?? 10 Provimcial Banlk ?? .100 losyal Bank ?? BO Hibernian Bank ?? 100 Nationol Basick ?? 60 City of DuT)lin Steam Coin ?? 100 Ditto, Stocl of IS 6 ?? British and Irish ditto ?? 50 Mining Company of Ireland ?? 25 TRISt! IRAILWAYS. A rnmogli, Coleraine, and Portrslail, . 25 Iladodn and Bautry, .2 ?? 25 Be list and ...