... IONEY I1ARKET AND CITY INTELLIGENCE. P - -- v1|srt ' -.ty ltMONDAY EVENING. re The anticipation formed a few days back tbat the English u I Stock-marlet only required some new incident to give it a favourable ti the turn or otherwise, iae been verifiled to-day, the mnere reports of the hs ,it prosperous state of the revenue having produced a rudden rise of 11 er about 6 per ceut, it Consols. ...

... POS3rSCp RIkPT. t- LONDON NEWS OF FRIDAY MORNING, :e, n ROYAL Exl IA-OE, London, Tltoraday Erepinq. _ CAPE OF CGOOD IIoiu.-There has Lees an arrival, that of the SawaUn'ecw, with accounts of Novetober 18, front the Cape of I G Good Ilope. The colony hod not had its traeqeillity diltnubed up to i Id that period, though the troops on tile frostier were occasionally il I ., ovement. Sonte of tie ...

... HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES OF SHARES II THROUGHOUT 1845. (From thze cailictay Bell.) LINES OPENED. Paid. Lowest. !lighest. Biringlham and Derby ?? £100 Janl. 86 May lv15 ?? andi Giloucester. ?? 110 lJim. 13 April 13D 13ri till 1nd Lxeter . 7 la. 74 June lol l3ristol and Gloucester s O Jonl . a; April 64 Eastern Countles ?? .. ?? 143 JIn. 15; uct. 124 Norlthert and Eastern ?? 46 Mar. 6,1 Aug. 74 ...

... FREE TRA DE: M EETINGS. (Coxtineerlfrotsd de Tents Page.) 'h FREE TRAID DINNER AT NORTEXAPrTON.-On Tusae y, j e, in conformity with the custom that has been adopted since the y A Reform Bill wspee sed, adinner wosgiveo ?? Hotelin R or that tows, In honour of the Mayor for the present year (Mr. John 2n at Groom). The two members for the borough, the Right Ron. R. V. T1 a namith and Mr. R. ...

... CORN AND CATTLE IMAIAKE'TS | WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, YESTERDAY, JAN. 9. Thne supplies of all grain are large this week. T& Wheat trade was extremely dull to-day, and at a red tien of Is. per qr. but little business was done; to ek sales a further decline must have been ssbrsiited s Pine Barley rather cheaper, common and light saorp Is. per qr. lower. In Beans no alteration. Oatsa Shelling in ...

... r. or, * tv) Tv'wf. Xr , v;, i,?? ! b~ J~J~s ame Clrk, of Bonusl w and TwO ,b P~riistburytupon-Try!in, GioucestershfiAbigtt.Wla Dal; JonJames Clark, of z.;. Ig eorge Edward Shultv!-fiiwK V ii 5MW .,6#ELaft, d 'asshre, ?? ?'Wl41 A 'O~SG ro- ?? sir ~ d h~~ id, Joeh Iabuy Yohn Maybury, and Joseph Maybury,. ?? second and ?? Alvidiodi01'rnit jdJnh~~3~ote. ge, separsite OtitteofJlehIsbiytlp.beat2, ...

... C~rates' Iif~obuent0 h. NATIONAL UNITEDI AssocIATioN oF :TzAzaS, FOR HsR . 'PAoTEcTIoN oV INDUQTSI.-A meeting of the central counmitteo-was held at the trades office, 30, Hyde.street, th loomsbury, on Monday, January btb. Mr. Bush, vice. president, in the chair. Messrs. Mine and Doyle. at- tended as a deputation from. the general committee for ar getting up an entertainment in honour of the ...

... . Crabrol Iblobrinatto. tile NATIONAL UNITED ASSOCIATION OF TRADES FOR TlE ynd- PiOTECTION OF INDUSTrA.-A meeting of the central his committee was held at the trades office, 30, Hyde-street, Bloomsbury, on Monday, January 5th. Mr. Bush, vice. president, in the chair. Messrs. Milne and Doyle at.. tended as a deputation from the general committee for The getting up an entertainment in hononr of ...

... We find the following letter in the Montrose Stanedard:- I I am no politician, and seldom address editors of newspapers; but my attention has been drawn to what is passing around us by seeing a letter, which has been for some days on the table of our News. room, addressed by our worthy member for this dis- trict of burghs to The Provost of Forfar. This circumstance leids me to believe that ...

... WAKEFIELD COhi'61 N1;A,.RR1T, YrLST13BDAF, JAN. 16 The arrilals are rather larve thie week. Un1til the in- tention of Ministers as reardls the Corn Laws l:he knows, our millers buy only to supply their iminediate ivsmIts, and thloue'l all descriptions of Wheat were freely ,.fered at a decline of Is. per qr., a very limited business WAs transacted. Fine Barley Is. per fir. and common sorts Is. ...

... PRICES OF SHARE'S; . 1II LEEDS, LONDON, LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER. EDi Ion oer OF Mlr. tol iat, Der )Su it all ca- Voe *2 r. not to aL ice hol tal be ry, Cst ax lie iso ha q. rd lie it .er ?? a- iof YI- xhl ass IL&ZLWATS. LREDS, Jan. 16, 1846. Prices have been dull for the last eight or ten days, but to-day show symptomn of Improiement, and It is anticipated will take a move after the time of ...

... .Am ?? f,*HiqtRv+ LosNoN CoRN EXCHANGN, MONDAY, Jz 2-h past week's arrivals of English wheat for our market were somewhat on the increase, but, comparatively speaking, of middling quality. Of barley the re- ceipts were very large; those of all other kinds of grain of home produce small. Fromj Scotland and Ireland very little grain of- any description came to hand, but the imports of foreign ...