... LONDON, MONDAY-TwELVE O'CLOCKc.-Co0so0s opened 961 to 96, and have improved A per cent., being at this hour 96. to 9C4 for January Account; al per Cents., 97J to 97.; Exchequer Bills, 1,0001.. 6ls.; 1001. and 2001. 59s. The English Share Market continues in a very depressed state, with little business ?? Western, 107i to 108A, Great Western, 57 to 57J; South Western, 29J to 30; Midland, 42J to ...

... ?? - ?? . -. I -I 1. ?? 1. I- ?? !11 . 4111? I. ', ?? , .1 - . c ROOM , . - A ., . ?? ?? 0 ~~IOXDON~HOP IAKTMonday, December31 --no ari li~vhryu~t~s i usallyhe adeat this period of the year, Andi or ii!tko ~~nc~o buinespriesremain ?? the same. P LOI)O ?? %1rrivals last weekc from Irelfnd weiie 3470li~frkins batter and 740 bales bacon;- and f:om foreign parts,.1170 Dbaske butter enul 88 bales ...

... MON EY MARKET. TusImty Evzxn . The stock market was much firmer to-day, and in the abseeo of any counteracting influence, either a domestic or foreign, the English funds experienced a6 further advance of J. Console were first called 961I to e xc div. for the opening, being I above the closing price of yesterdayl they then advanced to 961, at which they continued firm for the greater part of ...

... SHIPPING IIVTBLLIGBNCE, (From Our CorrsperdeRat, tla Shipping Gazette, 'ad L Lky', 14A1. CASUALTIES. Agapemeni Adelphi, Greek brig, which put in wind- bound, on leaving this harbour yestearday for Cork got on shore on the bank near the Block-house, where she keeled off, and strained so much that it was found neces- sary to socmence dischargilig the cargo this morning, wahlih is par'ially ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURING THlE PAST.,WEEK. I (From the Mark lane Expreis.) In taking a retrospect of the grain trade during the past twelve months, there are few points to look back to with satisfaction. The value of most kinds of corn had already undergone a great depression at the close of 1848, in antici- pation of the removal of the duties in February 1849; and in January ...

... 'grabe liepott%. MANCHESTER, TuisDAY, JANuARy IST, 180, Onr market has continued to increase in firness since ourliest report, and a considerable amount of business has n been done, considering the advanced season of the year. It pi is many years since goods were a8 scarce at the end ot tI December, buyers of miost descriptions of cloths finding x l~te or no obioice, and being,,obliged in most ...

... OCOMWERaCZAL LIZT, FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAT LAST. EXPORTS. GiBRAnLTAR.-136 tons pavcng stones, Wright and Petrie Industry, (99 tons), J. Wi'alker, master. GOODS WAREHOUSED. 223 lbs tea. J. S& R. I;rquhart 10 I-32ds gals. brandy, A. 417 do. R. Stevens Davidson. jmn. o09 do. W. & J. Cotbroosh 16 19-32dado. G. Cheyne 516 do. W. G(ray 39 30-32,is do. CG. T)ean 6i9 do. W. SMith, jun. 3104 9 32ds ...

... * THE MANEY MARKET. . | I~ ~~ I The extraordinary acetltilulajion of bullion in the COfers ofthe Bank of England, at the-presint moment, combined with the reduced rate of interesi and the great advance in the public securities, is a featur~e well deserving the regard of those who take any interest ja the variations of monetary affairs. The nearest approach to the last week's returni is' that ...

... (Prone the Shidppi~g Gazette of Friday.) The official account of the importations into the United Kingdom durhig the month ending 5th December has just been published, from which it appears that the total quantity of grain and pulse, of foreign growth, entered for home con- sunptioli in the period named amounted to 825,28) quarters, and that in addition, 209,174 cIts. of foreign nianufactared ...

... THE EXAMINE AND TIMES. MANCHESTER, I I WrDN E'SDAY, .JAWUARY 2, 1850. I I ?? If the success of a measure is. to 'be j udged of from ?? the degreerin biolh its results have fulfilled the'pfe dictiort of its it is impossible for any honest'' unbiassed person to .co'ntend' ithat our recentb n free-trade policy has -not been alminently sqcce6ssful. ~The advocateB of oorn.lej,~ rjepeajL, both~ in~ ...

... Io a.d _ o G _ak_ :I r.01%dvU an4 rroviclal GOr.in Dgarkets. ! . ~ I LONDONi CORN EXCHANGE, WEuNrSDAY, Dec. 28. At this day's market there was a small attendance of bay- ers-the trade partaking of the character of the holiday-l time, and so little business pasbinr., we oan only ra-port prices or nomnally as on Moniday-but the aspect of wheat and In- . ?? corn i particular is iery firm and ...

... | - ~ =_Cattle and, ireat markets. SMITHFIELD CATTLE MIARkET. FRDtAy, Dec. 28 There was a short supple of every Mind of meat at Snmitb field to-dry, and this circamstthce, combined with thefa. vourable change in the weather, gave a firm tone a the trade, Mutton was in better demand at an advance of 2d per stone- nrime Downs selling at. 4s 41, or Gtd per h, and pofflledsh-ee froni 3s 6d,cr Sid ...