... LATE8T MARKETS. ?? SsIARE MARSRET.-Y1ESTERtDAY. There wss a very small bus1ness done, at lowrer prices.-fiMies^ Ilirkenlsead and Chester J. £20O shares, Ojd. - Calodoniass pref., 8 flxetor- and Es~moutb, 3s,; Lancashire and Yorkshire tifth, ti 612-16 d.* West Riding, 62 d., Mauisneocter and ?? C qrs, 3 .6.Ipeo.; Manschester ald. Shemteld o.4 qes. 10 .10 s.+ Psf.,i 81.16;- Sheffleld nnd ...

... LATEST. NEWS. be( MONEY AND SHARE MARKET. shi (By Electric Telepraplh.) ih CLOSING PRICES, FRIDAY, NOVEm3OER 30. an Funds: Consols (account), 05a i; Ditto (money), the 904 Ja; Three and ?? per Cents, 050 4; Ex- h chequer Bills, 47 50 pm.-S/uares: London and North- 28 Western, 114 110; Midlands, 500 501; North Staffords fift 2 2 1 ?? 00 9 dis.; South-Eastern and Dover, 19 104; Ditto No. 4 1; ...

... WOOL MARIKTS. BRITISH. and E Lnd LEnDs, Nov. 10TH.-There have beon extensive sales of comb- but t ne- ing ocools this week at rather improved prices. In clothing wools sale. eat we do not quote any change. of fai ;ht LivarPOOL, DoC. IsT.-There still continues that want of active state, dnt, emand for laid Highland wool; and were stocks large, and total lt holders anxious to sell, it would no ...

... STATE OF 7'RADE. - M -w , M.{ e -t II. - I) tr 1e nt ly ROCHLrAI, F'rAWMIstt Minace, Dnce 17.-The wveather baa I-ten VerY ulssrb are) thet attendance, in our rtark-t has g lebeen slender. but it has n ...

... Tex TEA TBADZ, Drc. 17.-Tho delivoriow last wee(k 'ere good, though not quite so large as in the preccdiag week, lbing, from the London warehouses, 642,961i lbs. MAOIM18TRR, TuEsiiy, D ...

... PROTEC3(ON t'eru FREE TRAE-. Le Tos NATIONAL ASJSOCIATIoN .-Our readers will be glad to learn that the committees of the Society in Boad. 'S street, and Of the National Society ?? [es Britillh Capit ...

... | ; NATIONAL LAND COMPANEY,. A public meeting of the members of Feargas O'Connor's Land Company, in this localityiwas ?? evenibg. last, at.the Golden Lion, Church-street, to con- sider the propriety of. winding up: the qffairs of the coin.. ,pauy.' The'meeting was called for half-past 7 ?? but at that time not more than twelve persons wore in tho rooUm. At about half-past o'clock Mr. William ...

... |. REVIEW OF.:2HE::BRITISH CORNITRADE. (Fromi thie Marr4 Lane presa) e The position of our farmers in daily becoming mnore deplorable. the ?? in the value of their property continues, and though prices have been reduced to a point inadequate to cover the cost of production, still foreign- grown grain continues to pour into the country, and the native producer is completely beaten out of his ...

... '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 ...

... STATE OF TrRADE. Tbi ThA TujAjs, Drc. 24L-The deliveries of tea from the - warehouses In London last week did not increase, being 516,626 - Ilb. The imports this year have been, to the 16th instant, B ...

... PRESTON MARKET.-aSt frdast. '9 j There was a full supply of grain at this itnn gi market, which, at the commence'neut, was rather dull of > sale, but, towards the close, was more briskly picked, at a slight decline in price. Meal and beans were also a shade lower. Potatoes maintained the prices of last wreek. Pork declined a trifle. 8. d. 5. 3. WuAuT, white, per windle of 2201bs ?? 1S 0 21 0 ...

... B3anfirtiuto. INOIre 7,11. ADDINGTON dames, 3o, London , oald, at. Southweak, asurrey, oil seid colentotri and vatttieth irtnann,8 o, turer; Dec. 4, Jan. 17, Court.el, o1han irullty, Jaanph' rgen L,- SKo] J. Whuelohlt, ChaNXcuy Lane. Pect er l ivr Charles Price, and Aru dmepe 'riarice, ,1ep , friars, oil intrtanta. bateu( or. I. JT BASON dhwitag, Ducingbhoate, Buckidtgilalsile boot a Ind sY. ...