... lraae anD Commerce. WooL-Tle imports into London during the week ending Thursday were 6,152 bales, of which 3,472 were from Sydney, 1,041 From Vas Diernen's Land, 1,156 from Port Phillip, 253 from the Cape of Good Hope, and the rest from Spain, &c. Holders of wool were tolerably firm, but there was not much business doing. COTTON.-There was a more healthy tone pervading the Mranchestelr market ...

... Vrico of ualwap ibare%, totrk, $g. BANK OF ENGLAND. An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and 8th Victoria, cap. 32, for the week ending on Saturday, the 29nd day of December, 1849. IsSUE D]rAsaTT. , Notes issued - - - 30,238,310 Government Debt 11,01s,1090 other securities - 2984,900 Gold Coin and Bullion - 15,951,233 Silver Bullion 277,077 30,219,310 30,231,310 Dated the 3rd day of January, ...

... 'Erabe ant Commere. (From the Leeds Mercury, February 9.) WOOL.-The imports of wool into London for the week ending Thursday were 2,340 bales, of which 926 were from Sydney, 530 from Frances, 263 from Buenos Ayres, 187 from Swan River, 199 from. the Cape, and the rest from Mogadore, &c. COTTON.-The Manchester market on Thursday continued quiet, very little business being done, either for home ...

... Prim of Uaotiit, ai)ba Sfave0i, &t, RAILWAYS AND PUBLIC COMPANIES. From the list of Messrs Holdernew, Fowler, and Holderness (late Wolfe, Brothers) Stock and Share Brokers, 'Change alley, Corahill. jSHABES. RAILWAYS. | PAID. CLOSING PRIC18. l ...

... Zrabe antb Commercvt I (From the Leeds Mercury, January 5.) WNOOL-In London the market is quiet, and there has been no ?? during the week from foreign or colonial parts. At Leeds both foreign and colonial wools have been in good demand, and pr..es remain very firm. WOOLLE,N,-At Ruddersfield a fair amount of business has been transacted in both the Cloth Hall and waTehouses, and the goods that ...

... ra-be and (onmmerce. ?? MWarket. Continent into the port of London during the past week has been rather moderate, the official return giving 232 oxen, 212 cows, 422 calves, 116 sheep, end 100 lambs, makinga total of 1,190 head. The general tone of trade at Smithfield to-day was better than tot week. Prices per Stone. At Market. Beef . . 2s 6d to 3s 6d Mond. Frid. Muttoe . 3s Od to 4s 2d Beasts ...

... P1rim of Uailuav *Dbaret Atocko, & - RAILWAYS AND PUBLIC COMPANIES. SEEAUS. RAILWAYS. PAID. CWASHG MPEIrS. 100 Birmingham and Gloucester 120 122 - 124 13 .6.8 .s1ackwali 13 . 6 . 8 31- 4t. Stock Brighton .100 G - Si 100 Bristol and Exeter 90 64 - 65 50 Caledonian . . 11fs 50 'Chester and Holyhead . I. . 50 9- l04 Stock Eastern Counties . . . 20 7* - 7i 0 -Edinur'gh and Glasgow . 50 27 - 28 100 ...

... Itetate ant @romnmerTt. ?? msaret, OMONDAT.-The arrival of cattlo and shoep from the ?? into the port of London during tbe past teeak has been again large. The offtcial ieturn gives l OSi (exen, 37 CoWs, 484 calves. 365 pigs, 130 lambs. and 5.418 sheep, making a tot-l ot 7,877 hocad. There was a good supply ofall kinds of monet at SmnitihficlI to-lny, bat the demand being limited for some ...

... Tuesday, March 19. Partnerships Dissolved.-G. Brothers and Ann W. Ferr is, Exeter, haber dashers-A. Mitchell and J. C. Heaton, Liverpool, printers-J. Heywood and J. Walker, Radcliffe bridge, near Manchester, dyers-B. Brockiman and T. R. Bence, Great Pearl street, Spitalfields, pork butechers-JI. L. and i. F. ThoRas Exeter, sallow chandlers-C. Lean, E. Willett, and J. and G. Dooey, Briton Ferry ...

... Tra'e anb Commerce. CAPITAL AND COMMERCE, AND THE PRESENT STATE OF THE MONEY MARKET. (From ?? City Correspjondsent of Friday's I Times.') The position and prospects of the money-market were never more singular than at the present moment. Everything is tending in a direction to produce striking changes in the relations of capital; bat in the apathetic trance resulting from oar lato exhaustion, ...

... Crabe anb Commerce. WOOL.-The imports into London during the week ending Thursday have been 634 bales, of which 352 were from Bombay, 196 from Ber- dianski, and 86 from Germany. The market is very firn for English, Foreign, and Colonial sorts. WOOLLE-,.-At Leeds there has not been near so much doing either in the markets or by direct deliveries from the manufacturers as has been the case for a ...

... Tuesday, February 12. wvaitehall), FEBRUARY Ii--The Queen has been pleased to appoint the iuder-mentioned Gentlemen to be Officers in the Artillery Company of London; To be Captains, with the following seoiority: J. G. Middleton, J. W. Welsh, F. E. plorneynsen, P. Morrison, W- T. Robinson, Rt. Bell, J. Biden, E. Ellis, W. Bokenhamo, T. Hall, and *V. C. Jay, Ecoo-To be Sopermnuerary Captains: J ...