... 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 ...

... From Me LONDON GAZBTTE.-Friday, Nov. 30. BANKRUPTS Hsrew AL xx, Great Wfldestrset, tarmen, to surrender Dee. 8 and Jan. 10, at 12, at Baslngasll-street. Bole., Blake and Pcole, Black. friarroad; offaessig., Bell, Colemoas atroat-buildings. W imn CnAwm BAnTMrr, Goowellstreet, St. Luke's, and Bose. mary-lane, Whiteehapel, pastryeok, Dee. 11 and Jan 11, at I at Barisghall-treet. SaL, Bateman, ...

... FrOmS the LONDON GAZETTR.-Ft~dAy, Dec.?. BANISEUPTS. ' JaiSSa Annrrnoso, West Dlereham, Norfolk, butcher, to surrender ii Dec. 15 at l, and Jan.17ntl1, at Basloghall-streat. Eol., Nettle- 8 fold, Vine street, Idilbank; off, asaig., Boll, Colernan-atreet. G SOPes ?? Smethvwickr Stalfford'shire, iron anxd steel manufac S turers, Des. 17 end Jan. 12, at 12, at Birminghaml Court. BoL, 0i Tarlaton, ...

... 1 COMME.RCIALwAND MAREBRTS PRODUJCE MARKE;TS. McceOce LANE, DZO. 13. SIJGAP..-Thit article appears to have taken a decided turn in favour ol the sellers; 760 blids. of Wlest ladia sold ata shade ,higher prizes. The tumpertor withdrew the poblio sale of 2,80D hogs sod 20D chests of Pernains above the market valvue brown sdt yellow, 81,. to Y~a * white, Yets. 6d. to 42s. There have been buyers ...

... My. I into MoxDAY EvaruiN. ad in The English funds were again slightly depressed o not to-day, and no great amount of business was done in elult. them. Console opened at 96 to a-, and after touching uWit- 96k, they returned to the first price, and so closed for had the 16th January ex dividends fe Three percent. Re- duced marked 96 and ;. The New Three-asd-a- aday Quarter per Cents. were done ...

... | eaTO THt fDITOR OP TRHUDAILY lOWS. in srn,-in passing along Budtge--row7 the other days h-my attention wras attracted by a catalogue of navy and marine ;edt clothing, ?? to be eold by Mesas Booth and Son, the Ad- xur miralty brokers, at the. Commercial Sale-rooms, M~incing- og lhme, on Thursiday, Dec. 6. COrio~ity tempted mne to .look rill into it, and astonishment tempted me to proceed, for ...

... BAIL WA YS. WEDNEsDA~y EvENiNGm. Little change occurred in the tihare marktt to-day. Business was limited, and the variations in price wez e confined to an imprcvem-rit of 10s. in Great Westerns, and 5s. in York and North Midlands, and a decline of 14. in Lancashire and Yorkshires, and 10s. '1 in London and North Westerns. Other lines were quioted the same as on Monday. The French share market ...

... |COMMERCIAL~ AND MA E.KE TB. .i PRODUCE MARKRETS. C. MICzwmw-LwnB, JDxo. 17. to The PUbliC sales declared ?? to- morrowi dO not exceed the [t. average quantity, but there vdll be a ?? amount drining the week, 'as e. the rsarkete wil be closed as coetomacy next week. otr buetneess done to some extort in plantation Ceylon, at very full prices. Good ordinary native Ceylon firm at 62s., at whtch ...

... I RAIL WA Ys. in The share markqt to-day Vaa again very inactive, but this might be partly owing to the circumstanoce that tedealers were mostly oecnpied, with the settlin g the of the eaccount. Prices for several descriptions were 7 srather weak, Midl~uds declining IL, and London and ?? 10a. per share. London and South- nil Westerns (1001. stock) were steady at 60 to 61. French shares were ...

... SHIPPINGINTXLLIGBNCA? Ermour Copeiidet, IisSbppin ges, a4lydsf tf A CASUALTIES. A Active, Anderson, of Wyburg, from Stockholm, etruck on A the Laeman and Ower yesterday at noon, and at 10 p.m. e came to the beach at Pelling.-Ysrmaeuth, Dec. ?? Ann Gales, Leggitt, herce for London in ballst, in putting I baek struck this morning between ¢reden PHead and the c Bay, and shortly after went to ...