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... hvarifet0, Xc. CORN. MARK-LANE, Monday, December 24-The arrivals of Eng. lish wheat are &gain small, and a few picked samples of white wheat have been sold at Is per quarter advance, but in red English and Foreign wheat therets no improvement in price, although the market is very firm, and many holders asking more money. The value of flour is un. altered, and it meets a little improvement in ...
... 4I-- FxrDAo EVXMG. The arrival of the Peninsular Mail, with several days' later dates, does not put us in possession of any facts of commercial importance. As usual, however, ministerial crises form the staple of the private letters, and the ousting from power of Count Thomar (Costa Cabral) appears to become the main object with most of the numerous sections into whichppolitical parties in ...
... RE CEIPTS OF THE NATIONAL LAND COMPANYI FOR TRZ WREE ENDING THURSDAY, DEcEMBiEn 27, 1849. SHARES. X d. £ sd. Gosport .. 014 0 ,M'Lean 0 1 O Headless Cross.. 0 17 0 Nottingham .. 0 1 0 L1 14 C C. Mowl .. .. 0 6 EXPENSE FUND, G6sport .. .. 0 2 0 Nottingham .. 01 ID 03 9. TOTALS. Land FundL ?? ?? ?? ?? 1 14 G Expense ditto ?? ?? ?? 0 3 9 Loan ditto ?? ?? ?? 0 1 0 Transfers ?? ?? ?? ?? 0 3 ]Rents ...
... RAIL WA YS. Th quote Uous hold ance , The Invej shar. previ share at th, busin prey to 14 Nort Grea rh. t20 bO 20 b0 2D0 20. 1S! * 20 20 20 100! 8321 17i4 6t. 01241 10I * 09 s15 500 t. 255 ,48 ' St. ' 10 50 2S , 25 * 20 5 252 , 252 BJ r252 St. 25 10 2 252 124 124 e 412 406 100 11 403 250 252 202 27 r25 12J .1 150 Se100 . 100 t 50 252 201 ; 22 10 1 20 J *242 500 50 1 20 20 20 12. stJ 112 ,f9 ...
... 1d.Whilst we often deplore the extent of bankruptcy to in our own kingdom, it may be well to learn what '0 passes in the United States of America, whose enter- tom prise is greater and more extensive than even in this aga enterprising country. ing It is not necessary to state to those who have at- 5 of tended to statistical returns in the United States, that eg Hunt's Merchants' Magazinse is ...
... ?Attraftoj &C. CORN. Momi.LAx, Monday, December 24.-The arrivals of Eng. lish wheat are again small, and a few picked samples of white wheat have been sold at ls per quarter advance, but in red English and Foreign wheat there is no improvement in price, altbough the market is very firm, and many holders asking more money. The value of flour is un- altered, and it meets a little improvement in ...
... In the .Tuno, from iNewi'oondluud: Morris mlid Co. 8 packs tea; C. Bounott. 103i scal skins, 500 coslss trails oil and biabber, 3.Y ox bides, 3 packs cranberrIes, 17 ?? codfish. 14 ?? capliHn, 3) cwt jacik Inl thc Elloabotis, from O lramichi: T.X Plancock, 30 spiem, 3fi kneos, D5 hiandoplkos, 6 boxes brrlngs 14 barrels floar, 27 ditto pork, 20 ditto hoef; Barnes & Co. 713 pcs fir timber, 2 ...
... I LATEST LONDON & FO1REIGN NEWS. (BY ELECTRIC TELbGRAIPII.) . YESTERDAY'S LONDON MARKETS, ?? ELECJIJC TELEGRAPI.) M ONEY MIAR KET. Nosno.-Consols for Account i96, A 1; Do. Money shut; Ilree.sln.d-aQu(arter per Cents. 97j i; Excbeoquer Bills, large Zt.d sahll, li. 59j. prow. YESTERDAY'S SHARE MARKETS. LONDON. Noo.4-London and North Western 109.19 . 10.O9 ;L 9; llicland 4; 4 i; North ...
... i COMMERCE-AND MANUFACTURES COLONIAL MAiKLMTS. ro the Lswdon Yew Price Current, Dec. 24.1 ISCARl.-Ai tougl there has been a greater supply of colonial, still prices have riled drm, and homc dcaleraaredesirots to ?? stock. ?? continues to be mach activity In thec refined sagar market, and further aevaned rates are paid; indeed, for low and middlig sorts supples are not sudcient for born-dealers ...
... CORN EXCHANGEi, Monday, Dec. 24. The frost this morning is mare severe than previously ox- perioneedi, and a cottinuasrce of it would doubtless give an impulse to thle grain trade generally. Frosh, tip fromn the principal English counties the sulpplies of Whiest are more limited than ursuali. whilst the condition of Samples is fair upon the whole. Tire mriller's were induced to comply wvith ...
... THE CORN TRA I.E-(During the past week.) ?? , -2.Z - A a [From thoe Aiods-.Lacse crpi-ess2 I The weather has been very variable since our last, and the chaiges ?? ?? take'i plce have hadl raore or less influence oil tile tone of tile trade. In the early part of the sveek the temperature was high, and a good! deal of raln fel,. which uniturally led to ?? belier that soiln of the aearer ...
... CITY, SATURDAY EVENING. This has been quite a holiday week, no public sales o1 the principal staples having been held in the colonial markets, and a ereat manv members of the Stock Ex- change being still out of town. Most people, however, are looking forward to an active business directly the New Year turns, and are preparing accordingly; while the accumulation of money in the Bank of England ...