... -- _ - e . r ?? Ad._ _- - -. _- _ . 'e quote the following fromt the annual ?? of Messrs. John 2i1aC11l & Co. of this city, from which it will be observed that the stock of wheat and flour in our local granaries presents a large excess over the three previous years :_ STOCK OF ClAIN, &C-, IN GT.ASGOW, ON 31ST DSCEIMJE1r, FOR TIHE LAST FOUI1 YEARS. WnEA.T. 1842. 1843. 1344. 1845. British ?? ?? ...

... I THE SHARE 'MARKET. I (From Jfessrs R. - T. Alot.'s- C(irl-cular.) The uncertainty occasioned by the extraordinary Ministerial movements of this month, have tended to render it the dullest of the year. Prices of even the best railways have ranged ex- treimely low ; and those of tbe older bank stocks hare been entirely nominal. During the last week-with trh return of the Peel Miaistrr ...

... .areto LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-Jan. 3. There is very little English wheat offering on sale this morn- ing; the trade is very firm, and fully supports our Monday's. quotations. There appears to be a slight inquiry for export, but we did not hear of any transactions being concluded. Bar- lev, Beans. and Pease remain as last quoted. The Oat trade has rather an upward tendency, but sales cannot be ...

... LONDON UAJRKETS-SATURDAY, : LONDON AVERAGES FOR THE WEEK ENDING DFC.2.9, Wheat 5,340 qr9, average 58s 8d ; Barley 4,306 qrs, average 3US 5d; Oats, 18,627 qrs, overage 238 Id; Beans 1,374 qrs, average 37s ld; Peas 805 qrs, average 42s Od, CORN ARRIVALS. The following are the arrihals of corn, pulse, seeds, and flour in the port of London during hlie week ending Jan. 3:-ENGIAS5 Wheat, 1,083 ...

... BAIL , 4 1' RAILWAY SHARE LI ?? A1UTAJV3 Railwys~lrdd. ion~j. i'oos.Business Done. ?? £0 I %pm56% illrrisognm ~ 100 128 132 D)o Ny u a sa ?1a ?? 171A 81Ss3 Dil'.aadosr Joliet. 2 % 1%pm 4 3% PI Weti anid Exetr ?? 70 00 83 86. Iio NvW ?? 2 a& 7 pm 7% ?? anti Qloucoolttr .. 30 23 27 pmt Y3C6kingiianruhire ?? s. 1Ip. ()A'Odoonial ?? 10 3 ',4exn 13 lb' Exteson ?? 1 pN 1 Vjaml'riL, and LinccA. % ...

... GLASGOW MARKETS, JAN'17ARY 3. |Tli srret hllaving Is,- Icl-(d all week on account of the holidavF conocqieritly there lies heen nethlinc done in raw- sugars, or in Mauritius or lengtal 50am. and no sales adc in Weest India enaloese Refined o sutgars bave a limited 'ale: hrown loaves. I;R. to The.: standard la-.es |1 -to 72s.: good,73s, to il. fineand veryfini 7fioe. ?? Cavity 10*4d. tn 1 044. ...

... i | ViFIV I OF' TIIr COIRN 'TADE DURTArG | TILE PAST TYI. Notwithstanding the doubt and uncertainty e generally felt respecting the course likely to be t pursued by the Government in reapect to the t cor-laws, the trade in grain has maintained a firm t tone sioce our last. An opinion has certainly gained ground of late that the Premier will not propose ally very material reduction in the ...

... I'lacl. (F IRISH SHARES, . ire. 'Paid. Last Nerice. N , ll,,, ,, I: ?? , ?? ?? £ ( ; itr, l:, BatnI k . .1.0 ., 42 @, (h 44 l . ?? . . ) 2.. It 16 2 17 l'v I' - i a i ?? .. .. .. I)0) 2. _ 1Nti tu)llk ?? 1)1) l ' ?? I i a iI I :I lit. .. . I ?? 2; A Natniom~l i~lla 1;m ?? !, | 1 2tO Ie l 'itv ?? )¼.'Illisa :,,l C ) ?? IOU IW llilll, o ,:IXI ?? 2J IM * hrli'li.l :Imll lli-.ll (liltt ?? ?? I, ...

... LONDON MIAARETS-MONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE. Tibd arrivals of Wheat of homne produce up to our mar- ket during the whole of the past week, arising chiefly firom the late boisterous weathtr, wvere on an unusually limited scatle, and of verv iriildling quality. Of English Barlev. MIalt, Oats, Beais, and Peas, including Flour, the receipts were again suntil. From Ireland very fewv Oats eame to hland, ...

... I'RDL> iAIL?L2IANGS. WARD OF CRIPPLEGATE WITHIN. Yesterday, at two o'clock, an important and numerotisly attendted rtethag of the werchanitt, trailers, and others of the Ward of Cripplegate Within, was held at the George Hlall, Aldermanibury, for the purpose of takiing into con- sideratiotn the propriety of petitioning both houses of Par- liament for the immediate and unconditional repeal of ...

... Iflarlrt Entirlifyclice. EN G LIS 11. LONDON CORN-EXCHANGE, FlIDAY, JAN. 2.-Ovieng to the late lbohterous wveather, the arrivals of English Whelt have teen unusually small, aid urices were almost n1olilal. A tiew retail sales were cff'ctel in Foreign W\Vheat 011 INleaday's terms. The few parcels of fine Barley on sale proloceed late prices, but the middling sorts hung onl hanld. Oats were ...

... VQ, l $p_4 on 0. .Jnnnuy 3.-Fire K~ing ot.), .M-'herson, (hasogow* Prinres.s ?? ( Dot.), Iliulirys Frleotwood. 4.-eiovnl Villiam (or.) Swajlicnbi, Ii I,] iii P'rince of ialn(at.), MNeillage Fleetwood Athlolmie ?? Dlvis, Livrpool; Iovc, - , Wexford, bar- lIy; 27 colliers. 6.-Lgan, liowley, Liverpool, salt ; Lark, Morris, Liverpool ; Albion ?? Hlaswell, Stranr:cr. I)ce. 31, Molargret, Jones, ...