... I oarket Intellitaem LONDON CORN ExcIRANGE, AMONDAT, MARCH ?? Supplies of every description of grain were short to. day;- the trade duill, and interrupted during the early part of the morning by a thick fog. Fine white Enlglishl wheat brought Is. per quarter beyond the currency of this day se'ninigbt, bat no advance could be obtained on red, and, where affected in condition, it was difficult ...

... srabed' doemato. ADDRESS OF THE CENTRAL ASSOCIATION OF LONDON TRADES, To the Societies and Operatiwes generally of Great Bri- tain and Ireland, in behalf of the Carpenters and Joiners of Manchester and its Vicinity. FELLOW Worixmex,-In appealing to you for sup- port in behalf of the carpenters and joiners of Mai- chester, we deem it necessary to give a brief state. merit of their position and ...

... -. ! 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 ...

... T S ?? LEEDS, ie a LONDON, LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER. T LEanS, Afarsch 27t/i. )f The sleare market lias assumed a decidedly worse ap- h acewtintelast few days, and ta-day, as the quotations pLr. e ihn h I )fwill show, prices are lower than they have ever bseen before. Poll. B tical affairs, and the etrain on the money market by the calls now y, going on, combine to brieg about this state of ...

... Cw'O1MMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. I [FROlt OusR LONDOS CORRaSPO5;DENT.] City, Tlsarsodry Evening. The produce markets have cortainly been mole lively t.ii week, and in some instances at r.ltlier improved prices, hut tizI is hicilly as regards East India sigars. Cotton sold tid. per lb. *S',er tc-day by auction, In some instalces, and staiples for textile r:.d other nsanufacturing purposes are not so ...

... 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 ...

... -marlict-fittriltvarr. LoNDOS CURV EXeMnOEw , MONDLY, MaAcui 2.-C The result of rue debate in the llouse of Commons t havirig been pretty generally aDLiCipatetd, had 110 a marked effiet uponl our trade this ni0rioning; *omei weeks must yet elapse berore the. Ineasure call beeome , jawv, aml oitjlthen active busintss is scarcely to be lookedl Jor. Supplies ot efer dese,iiptionl f grain i were ...

... I ,Cadt~ ftthe~ LONDON. SECOND QUARTERLY ACCiotNT Of the income and expenditure of the. Patriots' Fund, and Exiles' Widows' an'd Obj dren's Fund: quarter ending Sunday, Mar;ch 1846. 8 INCOME. MONEY 8UB5C~1BUD FOR TER TWO F01DB JolarLy Marylebone Chartists (being a sum ori. £ ;inally collected for Mr. Cooper while mi Zffotd ?? ?? ..7 Mr. eir, Imilton Scotland ?? ?? 4 o Mr. George White, ...

... Bankrupt0, &c. BANKRUPTS. (Frot Tuesday's Gazette, Maric 10, 1846.J William Harding, Efs vird-street, Portmnan-square, ?? Jaines Harris, High-street, Southwark, ?? Sewell, Great Dunmow, grocer- Edward Morgant, Lisson-street, ?? Pritchett arid Joseph Peckover Oridge, Oxford, glove manufacturers, Irapers arid grocers - William John Idenden, Limehouse, ?? Frederick Brew- ster, Bath, chemist - ...

... A 1arket littelltkuC. LONDONt CORN EXCsANGS, MONDAY, MARCH 2- The result of the debate in the House of Commons having been pretty generally anticipated, had no marked effect upon our trade this morningg; ?? weeks must yet elapse before the measure can become law, and until then active business is scarcely to be looked for. Supplies of every description *f grain I were short last week, and ...

... Theimportationof Ildiad1 Curn,wwhicllis goingonboth in England and Ireland, will grove of little service in alleviating the wants ot the poor,. unless they be informed of the best methodsof preparing it for food. This infor- mation it is now in our power to afford ;.the following receipts having been kindly forwarded to us.from Noith America. Indian corn whets ground mrakes excellent gruel, ...

... [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 ...