... I I I I I II JI I l tI 1.I II V II II II JI I I I II I to as SATU RDAY MORNING, FEil. 28. ay MAJORITY OPM7 FOR GOING INTO CO)IMITTEE, ON )I. THE to CUSTOMS AND CORN IMPORTATIONS ACT. 0 to; Those marked thus *'ither voted previously 11 for the Oorn it Lalixis, or 11 against the Repoal Of the Corn Laws, ea were returned as supportert; qf protection of of to *Acheson, Yiscount, Armagh *11oward ...

... I_ I LEEDS, DEWSBURY, AND MANCHIESTERl I RAILWAY. ber I- -1 Lint The second ordinary meeting of Proprietors of It this Company was held 'it the Court-bousL, Leeds, onl tile Saturday last. J0o1I GO'TT, Usq.,Chairmaln of the Company, $ mtidl presided. The attendance of sharoholders was limited, tnd by it was sonie time after the appointed hour before the re- er- quired quorum of proprietors were ...

... MEETING OF THE LEEDS AND THIRSK RAILWAY COMPANY, 0o On Saturday last, a general half-yearly meeting id of the Company of Proprietors in the Leeds and, Thirsk I IC, ; Railway was held in the Council-chamber. at the Court. , a house, Leeds. H. C.-MASISTALL, Eoq., the Chairman of 10 the Compasny, pros ided.. . tO Air. FENTON, the Secretary, having read the notice by wiricir thea le meeting had ...

... -. ! PR.ICES OF SHARES I LEEDS, LO!ILODONN LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER. LEEDS, March 6th, 1046.' We avea cntiugn~ec of the depression in the market, vthtch beta. chrataetrised the last few Weeks tltoneadle A&nserican news has added a fresh element of uneasiness. The large majority Sir Robert Peel obtained, on Frtdcey lest, gave aA2 little tone to ?? market on Saturday and Monday, but 'since then ...

... WAKEFIELD CORN MARMET, YS;sTIRD&Y, Antrcl 6. The supplies oE al1 grain are limited, with the exception of Barley, of which the arrival is larger. The nmarket to- day is very bare of fine and fresh samples of Wheat, and such are tolerably easy sales at former rates, other sorts without inquiry. Fine Barley scarce and the turn dearer, in other qualities no alteration. Beans rather lower. Oats ...

... . ,1 I ry ~ WOOL. ceTHE WOOL TRADE.-London, Thurodfiky.-The quantity re oI woo receiv in lice port of London duving tle week ending to. or ay, aaboono 40 bales, of wletch 2203 were fromt Spain, 103 from ~f urky, 20 romSydney, 135 from Germany, and thec rest from Italy, o; heacloaof vieal at thle Uail of Commerce since our Je !r leave been aa foliowa: On Turedy, osar. Sothe ?? 1014 bales of 01 ...

... THE UNITED STATE - phi:. VIEW OF TH POPULATION, REPRESENTATION, AGRICULTURE, MANUFACTURIES, AND COMIO[Nfb, ~ EPC~l5 SATS AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIONI!S IN 1040. MJANUFACTUR9S0(tOTH5NG) COsMMIIYXE.IN 1844. n 1'o~pcutieol Area in ?? Names of the states. ua Cottoox. Ebxci. Wool iu 1840. Acres. Wheat, Oati. Ida on otn oac. Wo. cto.' ipra ths. Ibis Dollars. Dollar Do1i DllVs Dollars. TBushels. Beti'shl ...

... [FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDBtNT.] COty, M'/osrsday o leeni1lg. The general produce markets have not been very active this week, but there is a moderate busiuess doing. The deliveries for consumption continue good, and tip to the present tioe show an increase compared iol)i those of last year. SUoGAn.-The market for British Plattation, now that there appears a posaibility of var with America, ...

... WAKEFIEL5ED CORN MARKlET, - YESTERDAY, ?? 13. The supplies of all grain are moderate. There is a fair inquiry for fine new and old Wheats, and such sell at Is, per quarter advance ; common aorts are still neglected, The best samples of Barley sell freely at Is. per quartermaiore money, and other descriptions are better sold. Bcans are held firmly at previous rates. Oats and Shelling each ...

... 0 WOOL. TaE W OOL. TRADn.-London, Threamq ?? imports a of wool into London during the week onding to-day have boeiz 1,294 P bales, of which 809 were from Odeona, 223 from the Cape of Good 1i Hope, 143 from Germany, 99 from Sydney, and 18 from Italy. n FORERIG W6OL TRADE, leeds, Mscarch 13.-Foreign C wools have not been in muech rsquest during the past wvoek, and osl a limited amount of ...

... * PRICES OF: SHARES IN LEEDS, LONDON, LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTEL RAILWAYS, LECEDS, March 13tlr, 1848. Sinee we last wr'ote the marlret has taken a more decidedly lower toen, and prices have been werse ; In many cases It kee been imnpossible to makettales. Yeeterdsy and to-day rasher moreI llrmness has been shown, but there Is no sign of buoyancy or asimation as yet; it is, however, satisfactory ...

... [Ftolf ?? LONDori COURESPONDENT.] City, Tkursday EBening, The statistics relative to the consesmption of produce during the last few weeks, or say since the beginning of the year, are very satisfactory, and there is no reason to coroplain either of the quantity of the leading staples imported either from our cold. nies or foreign possessions. Coffee scarcely maintains its ground. The following ...