... (By Electric 'Telegraph.) MONEY AND SHARE MARKET. :C COoSINo PniccEs, TuE SDA.Y, OCTOBER 0. FUNses.-Consols for account, 92J ?? ditto for money,b 92A J: Threo-aud-aI-Quartor per Cents shut; Exchequer ik lpills, 41 44 par. SHAREs.-London and North-Western, 112 113; M1id- lands, 40t1' 00; North Staffords, 8-h 71,, dis; South-Eastern 31 sand Dover, 17J 18; Ditto No. 4, 0.1 ( Scrip; Caledonians, ...

... Trabe Iceport%. MANCHESTER, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13. The market to-day, although not exhibiting much activity, plai has been characterised by a very firm tone on the part of tll producers, who have generally advanced their quotations, to the consequence of which has been to check business con- Wh siderably. Most of the continental shippers are acting with oaution, and only giving out orders to a ...

... ?? ?? - AGIIICULTUtBAL PRODUMCE [AECtIISTl'Ei, Thursiday, January I8.--Potatoes, 10s. to Ils. 9d.; cr'rots, as. Od. to (is. Gd, ?? G5ilhi- tirijnips, 3s. Gd. to 4s. Gd. per 16 peaks ; Onions, 0s. to I Is. per 240113. MANCHESTEI11, Friday, January 10.-Old bay, 4?d. tI l5d.; new clover, ,4d. to 5d.; wh'eat straw, od. to 3jd. ; oat straw, 3d. per stone. CArTLE. CoA'rTLV Iseit rmn t-,'ro Liva.tpo ...

... grabe Meporto. 0- , MANCHESTER, TUESDAY, JULY 17. I. The continued ascent in the price of cotton has caused r manufacturers and spinners to ask still higher prices to-day for their production, which has of course had the effect of materially interfering with business, In some descriptions Lo of shirtings, madapollams, and 9-8 printers, advances have 4-been obtained on Saturday's prices, but ...

... 'grabc lieporto. ?? 11 .. > ?? ?? ?? . .. ?? ns MA1-NC11ESTER, TUESD Y, DECEMIIED 11TH d We have to report a rather improved feeling in our market de since Friday last, attended whit more inquiry, and a reater th disposition on the part of buyers to operate. This has re- th sulted in a fair amount of business in goods; and although m we cannot quote any general advance in prices, the rates of ...

... k ? ' The preparations for this great .gathering are almost completed. Great as the number of' applications for tickets was ?? to be, it has surpessed all calculation; and after extending the nccom?t?diation in the Free-trade I-LHll by many hundreds bevntd the number of seats originally ie, fed pon by the com~nittee of arrangement, itis found that st'tlessoextra seats will be more than ...

... MESSRS. DU FAY AND CO.'S TRADE REPO rT. Aloanchester, 1st of February, 1849. a No one who is directly or indirectly engaged in buusiness ill this district Carl Complain that the statistics of tle trade a are neglected by the merchants who are instrumental in car- rying oit the export brsach of tile same. Convinced of the inporeance of correct statistical knowledge, and aware of the witi ...

... -i I . s. . - . r s It has often been said that Ireland has been blest cht a by freedom from noxious reptiles-that her soil and of climateprove fatal to such. The boast is unfounded. a If the varied members of the serpent-tribe do not 1 glide through her woods and marshes, another area- the ture, wily and fierce, furnished with venom more, glo e subtle than that of the rattlesnake, more ...

... WOOL MARIKETS. BRITISH. m BEn1.IN, SEPT. 24TH-Not alone the inland manufacturers Lf but English and Hamburg buyers, enlivened our market during m this month. The prospect of a good trade in England, and the probability of the advanoe of prices in Germany, are eurely the b1 reason of it. For English account only good qualities of 'deeces h are bought, most Prussian up to 70 O. per cwt. and ...

... eif LONDON HOP MsARlKET, Mfonday, Miay 7.--The market a, centinnas ode cling fo l fuan oodhps, the finest bringing t, against £100,000, old duty.bt h ~AGRICULTUllAL PRODUCE. .e OCEIDALE, Monday, Mtay 7.-Potatoes to-day have been e selling Is. per ]oad higher than on this day wseek, g MANCHESTER, Mtonday, M~ay 7,--Old hay, 5d. to 3id; Y clever, 4v'd. to 5dl.; wheat straw, 3d. to 3id.; oat straw ...

... COMMIERCIAL REPRESENTATION. The following letter on this important subject has been mrc addressed to the presidents of the Chamber of Commerce las and the Commeroial Association:- thi Liverpool, 1st August, 1849. vig Esteemed Sir,-In the first place, I must solicit your in- dulgent attention to the consideration of the views which I Dr shall have the honour to expound, however imperfectly, and ...

... Rotal ant Vrobincial rego. f MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY, AT THE COURT, ATHENJEUIM, GEORGE-STREET. 3 April. DIANCRIESTEIL Hour of reeting. 24 Sibson ligg, cotton spinner, Manchester, audit ?? I 24. Thomas Wrenl, auctionceer, &c. Preston, audit ?? 12 24. Blurts and Watson, commission agents, Manchester and Leeds, dividend, separate estate of Watson . 12 l 24, Henry Wilcox, tailor and draper, ...