... RAILWAY MEETYING. T4HE LANSCASHidRE; AND YOtRKSHIRE' RAILWAYS. An extrazordinarny meeting of the abarehelders of the Belton, Blackburn, Clitheroe, and West Yorkshire Railway Company7 was held on W~ednesday, at twro o'clock, tio ta~ke into condideration the heads of an agreement proposed to be entered into between this company arid the EabSt LancasUhire Railway Comnp any, sad ?? emounted to a ...

... 77Ir.q.4nr/ ?? !UbAIMBI. SCTS IN INI ?? o tooent~erit on 50 warmydu who wouldfanb w~'he~en 5 who exetnlit sho~b~ i mu a iger. ThatI int due, sucke facts sascone undesrour ob~serainaditn ?? scaoity f they jedusa. -tbein Ic-winso their E1ery'the 'rleof lrgSJeC1On&!Ce'~itt~-eW *oi1wikrs: 3jtDA per t'here $r~te ?? iMOT If:to ?? s*4d1etoove ?? obting~keedr,.winchlig vet o-h na~ ...

... MONE. Y MARKET. THuEsDATs EVyNIN, The business on the Stock Exchange to-day was marked by much activity, and the English funds continued to ?? an upward tendency, without any other ostensible influencing cause than the abund. ance of capital seeking employment and the very easy slate of the money market. Console opened at yesterday's closing prices, 963 to 4 for money and next 'Wednesday, at ...

... [CONTIqNUED FROhl It SUPPLEMENT.1 sed WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, ar, FRIDAY, DECErMnrE 21. I a The arrivals this week are moderate, and a fair (hf1 it' rn.offering near at hand. The demand to-dav is not rerf bat extensive for wheat, but holders are firm and the prices 0f last Nveek are fully maintained. A bettcr ?? for barley, ere and the best samples make rather mnore 1uteasY- So alterlV tion in ...

... I2,L WAY SHIARES. FRIDAY, DEUMBE.nx, 14. Trhose line% only are quoted in which hosiness hau been Aone this day, or for which closing price, can be given. RailwfkS. Paid. Cloeing Prices. Bushitics Done. r Aree. .. ?? 12 13 Do. Preference ?? (3 5 94 ~j ,I. Ain., Not., lUos., &FE. J I. 6 ?? 6 % (3% Jjg Perk., and louts, lxt. (G. Wevcst. purp. I P. Cent.) 6 1L Lsn par Birmingham awl Oxforti J ...

... R1R. SIDNE Y HERBER T S EMIGRA TION PLAN.Ar sotn-+ -wed TfIE GRiE.T WO.MAN MARIeET.-London, it seemns, is the n of grand mart for victims of the female sex. Mr. Sidney Her- Act bert notices the numerical excess of wome,, and ascribes it em- to their debased condition. Some controversy has arisen on No the amount of the excess in the country at large, but as to his London it remains undisputed; ...

... BRITL111 TRADEA R JVITHI CHINA. A tolcirably thick volunie has just been, Printed, embracing va vlietv, of icturns relative to the trade of the various ports of'China, for t le years 1847j an d 1848,- copies of wshich wvere lpresented to the House of Commnons, by comtmand of her Majesty, oii the Ist of August last. With repdto the trade with Cauntoli in the year 1S47, Mrt. Consul Macgregor, in ...

... onnlenaei, Dc 4-Prt f aboa'sstem was picked port; on the outside 15 auned he t~~ 'Ldy ~oraub, f Whitby,' and in theinsde he irs nom o Smue bt the surname is - 17-The brig Corinthian, Clark, OF and from Shiolds for.London, when oft' Scarborough, about 4 a.m., on the Mil a in Contact wi~th 5, light brig, and lost her bow. sPrit, and received other deamage. The other vessel was unlerstood to ...

... THE FARMERS' JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETSi CATTLE MARKET-The show of Cattle was small as is usually the case on the market day immediately following the fair. Business however-may be teemed-rather brisk, and on the whole it was a selling market. Of Bullooks the supply was scanty, prices ranging at from 8s to 9s per score. Calves were about 5id per lb., but there wore not many driven in. Sheep also ...

... juaruttoj &C. CORN. MAiiz LANE, November 26.-The show of sam English wheat this morning was small, but all bat thpie sc qualities sold slowly at is per qr. reduction upon ,,t Mouday'5sprices. 'Offoreign the arrival was largesandthe saol in retail at barely last's week's quotations. lorw dull English barley was fully is per qr. cheaper buit foreig!5grindiln and distilling, noitstandik, arL ...

... iffavarto, &C, CORN. MAst-LANE, Mondav, Dec. 10.-The show of wheat sam- ples from Essex and Rent was moderate this morning, and sales -were effected at folly last Monday's prices. There was rather more disposition to buy foreign wheat, although the supply in the course of last week was good at previous rates. Flour slower sale. Fine qualities of barley were un- altered in value, but middling ...

... | Foe THX WYEBEK ENDING Tnullstiy, DECEMBEil 20, 1S49. 51tARES. £ s.d. r ed. nluddersfleld 3.. 12 0 If. Mathews .. 0 5 o Nottingham .. 1 18 I Ediburwgh .. 1 0 0 £i1 15 9 TOTALS. Land Fund ?? ?? ?? ?? 5 15 9 .:xpeose ditto ?? ?? ?? 0 2 d Loan ditto ?? ?? ?? 0 .1 0 Rents from Allottees ?? ?? ?? 11 1 0 £17 0 0 W. DixoN, C. DOvLE, T. CLARI, Cor@. Sec. P. M'GRATu;, Fin. Sec. FOR COSTS OF ...