... , The hialf-yearly general ordintayy mneeting of ~h the proptrietors in this unrdertaking was held At noon, yesterday, in the Stock Exchange-hal~l, Albion-place. The 09 attendanea of shaireholders was not large. Thomas Con- it, stable, Esq.. the chairman of the board, presided, and there go wore alan present thle following direc~mrs !-.5esisrs. H- C. h llarsball, C. ?? iMaclea, N. Cash, Jas. ...

... PRICES OF SHARES IN LEEDS ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCK. 01 H '4 QUOTID) PRICEs; Dooc. E LINES. 0 ?? Thursday, Frid tc f520 go Aberdeen ?? 14ita14i 133te121 1 20 21 Ami'garE. NOtt.& Iloston' 01- 66 63- 6i 13i all Br.and Stour Valley ?? . .I SI2 ire1a L'skire, & a Cheshirehriuntion.. 61- 51 Gk- SidD B 27i all Do. Cheater Sc Birk. 211-22j 215-29k 22 lei Do. Do. £620 3 - 2d 3 - 26d 10G 100 Bristol ...

... PRICES OF SHARES IN LEEDS& , ?? ORDINARY S1}ARES AND STOCK. b , _l-i Il-s~ he z Cs~ostoce Pitls; d ?? iS~ of o 4 R ILVWAYS. DoIi_, 3e- £id 4 >er 50 60 Aberdeen * 10 tol61 '10 lolO!. 20 8& Ambergate, Nott., & Bostol. 41- 4j 4j- 41 ill 31 28 Birkenhead, Lass. & Chesh. .0 13 -11d! 13 l-d1 .If- 274. 27l Do. Chester& Birkenhead 16 -1IS 1, --19 f- 229 184 Do. do. do. 51-4id 1 Si- 4jdI 100 '100 ...

... (Fhram Lua. Night's Gal c.l.) l1i. Ds aton licaler in shares, Coloioani-strset. Lonlon. ylii I --ais; :43 stractor. 3liuldlesex, Westninster. ac' Ur:iir di,. bsotit al;ur, TipIton, (raLtfori. ¾ -i 0X ?? .. NV¾.t i3.o I,, j,. italfsrdl. and WI illiamli Jeffries, his. r ?? l an li rt.-li ii, )Vorcester, irozmaisters, trad- To '1i' I -c the firi[ cf the l'lhieiix iroln Cosapslly, at West 1 ?? C ...

... LIST OF BANKFR UPTJ2S. (Iy Fcetric Telegraph.) }lenry Beatley, rolinonerr l. Cimmbridge. 13,janmih Kenit beotel *keper, Noefoik-strcet, London. William Neellr1 Ainda Samuel White. silk nrmnfaeturer, Lonldon Rohert KeUlweay Mealde a, swine iterelinit, lonlono, Richardn Wa lker 'twntrr Wilbeachl St. ietoter, Cambridge. %iljjit,j D,;i inor a-;d shoernaker. Birminghamn. 1yamts Finbitro clo'h ier, ...

... MA RFK E T-S. WOOL,. THE WooL Ta ADlF.-Leistden?, y711 ;--adbu -Tile suppiy of Enlglish qualities has been limited, but -this has not actedI befcaly upon the demand, which continues most inac- tv.Te prices are nominally supported, but the market would decline if large sales were pressed. Down tegs are 12Ed toiS~d, Dwn ewes l1d. to ?? half bred hoggetts 1II d to. lad., half- r d w t e s l d to ...

... Leeds, Feb. 15. The shara market has shewn much weakness during the past wreek, and prices are generally lower. It seems to be generally expected that the London and Northi.Weetern, and other old comn. panies, will shew a 4onstdsrisble falling off in the approaching dividends. ?? t 0 31 at 176 155 10 Stk 15 120 25 25 56 25 20 26 12 122 1261 125 50 17 65 25 121 100 5t 60 22 32 20 10 so 25 50 ...

... [CONTINUED PROM THE SUPPLEMENT.] WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, FRIDAY, JULY 12. The arrivals continue liberal. An advance of 2s. per quarter is required on wheat, which millers reluctantlY comply with, and the business limited, yet holders ?? considerable firmness. No alteration in the value of spring corn- and the demand in retail. Per qr.601lbs, per BnMW Nraw. OLD. EXrTA. EXTR WHEAT- 5. B. U. S. ' ...

... [CONTINUED FROM THE SUPPLEMENT.| WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, f FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11. The arrival of wheat is good, but less than for sooel weeks; there is considerable firmness evinced to-day, and though no advance is obtainable, there is decidedly more inclination to go into stock. Common qualities of barley are difficult to sell, and cheaper; good sansples maintain their previous value. Oats and ...

... PI{IUJS id'SHARES IN LEEDS. Oin 0- M QUOTHD PatIO. EFnl, Fr.a, I 7,.r'Weekriay d gio8Ant'gate. Nott. &BOstOnfl ilto did 61to Bd .. to ..O San1 1 2( 10liiigimn dley 7A- 8ip 7a- ?? PiN e2(1 2o B~irm. and Oxford Juoc 27 -29 27 -20 pl Iace e 1 2ii Birkerthead L'Shire, & B air it 20 7/4 Boston. Stain., U1 Birral B. air .e '171 176 Bulcktinghtnsiire ?? -171 17k-17i to Mil ?? ILI 7- 8 On' d 10 1) ...

... T hON ON, JM 1. T It;i N T. ~se~ :~esyuth .E -i> ' 3 0 r t s t d i l ~ T ;N TOYXIJU>. JIF13. I St- SaXn-O114UQS1SIRa!: tKil. a-rlol s. 2.d. d.j .. t,, 1 lll s ?? , ni rtoll. £. L ,, ?? ,1!iy it1' Crlv f ir so- :s. £ e- .. - ?? . ittot ?? .. l; eto .31 r~ . : . ?? } LdS ?? ' ?? ;p : * ,- ,d, M,9.8 . 2 ?? 37 : ., : . ?? .i; ,I:i ?? 32 l i b,, !5 U ' I l d. i ?? 61 tce. ,, 6' 10 ' ~ ;~ ?? ...

... I A meeting of the Free Traders of Liverpool was held on Tuesday, at the Royal Hotel, to take into considera- tion the course most advisable to be pursued in the present apect of political affairs. A. H. Wylie, Esq., occupied the shair, and there were present Thoa Thornely, Esq., M.P., Messrs. Win. Earle, Robertson Gladstone, Thomas Bolton, Thomas Baines, Eyre Evans, . H. Macrae, J. R. Jeffery ...