... THE MARKETS4 LONDON CORN MARKET. The frost has now disappeared. WHEAT.-Eoglish unchanged in value. In foreign a moderate business done at about late rates. Floating cargoes in good request, but none offering at Cork or Falmouth. INDIAN CORN.-Arrived cargoes scarce and wanted; lbrail very dull. but Galatz held firmly. BARLEY,-Foreign steady. English quiet. RYE wanted, but little here. MALT, ...

... FRIDAY EVENING. By the arrival of the Express in anticipation of the Overland Mail, we are in possession of dates to the 23d of November from Calcutta, and to the 3d of December from Bombay. There is not much commercial intelligence of importance contained in the advices received by the present arrival, the state of business in both the markets of Calcutta and Bombay having been all but ...

... IIRADE AND OPINIONS AT MANCHESTER. (lIRON OUR OWN CORnEuPONDmNTj) The money-heart of Manchester is troubled. A plethora of capital is getting a mere Bankers interest, which is fat from satisfying the Capitalists' idea of wealth accumulation. New outlets are wanting to invest the great surplus of money in, and none preseut themselves. The purchase of Irish bogs has been suggested to bring into ...

... FRIDAY EVENING. The commercial advices from New York by the Hibernia, received on Wednesday afternoon, were again satisfactory. There had been n1o ehange in the Stock Market, but prices had been well maian- tained. Money wvas more in request, and rates for short loans had advanced to six per cent., the rise, however, being attributable merely to the increaseil wants usual towards the close of ...

... RAILWAY MEMS. ANAD TRAFFIC. RAILrwAY MAILS AND THE POST-OEFICE. n- A question of considerible impprtance, as regards the relative rights of railway companies and the PosE-offlce, is about tq be tried at law by the authorities of the latter, who have intimated to the Edinburgh, Perth, and Dandee Railway Company, their determination to try the question of the liability of railway companies to ...

... THE .WINE TRADE. XCESSIVE LAND RECKLESS TRADING. IN- THlE BANKRUPTCY OF JOHN FRANCIS KNorrLn. -The certificate meeting took place last Wednesday in the Court of Bankruptcy. The bankrupt was a wine mer- chant, and carried on business in co-partnership. with several parties, more recently with Robert Watkins, jun., in Bolton-row, Piccadilly. The application for certificate was opposed by. Mr. ...

... MIONEY MARKET. FRIDAY EVENING. A Russian loan of 5,500,000, for the completion of the railroad from St. Petersbaigh to Moscow was announced on Monday by Messrs. Baring, Brothers, and Co. The interest is to be at the rate of 44 per cent., the subscription price is to be 93, and the instalments are to range over six months. On these terms the loan would yield 4 16s. 9-1d. per cent., but as the ...

... Itt THE BANKRUt~PTCY OF. W LLY AND HARDWICK. The baj;krupts were the well-known drapers in Oxford. street. They catne up last WVedntesday, in thle Bank- rtptcy Court, or the quon of ceriificate, support' e by r.Walters, of Bas~inohtall-treet ; and Opposed by Mr. LUcas, on behallf of a creditor. Mr. Turner, of the lriol of Sole and Turner, Aldermlanbiury, appeared for the assignees. They were ...

... I 'eF R T.-, , SCORN B1CliMANGE.-FiDAbi. f Aibee Atbrday last the 'arriVa19 of ci'glih Wheat for otinr'1i'atl, coastv*i,4iave 'nbt exceeded 1,210 quarters. By -raihV the receipts have o been trifling. To-day several of MondaYs ubsold saimples *.0ef on Offer, owing to which, ?? tino attendahce Elf millers; and -the con- linued pressure of foreign Flour for sale, the demand for 'll kinds of ...

... I I PRIDAY EVENING. The half-yearly general meeting of the proprietors [of the St. Katharine's Dock Company was held on Monday at the Dock-house, Tower-hill. Bv the balance-sheet it appeared that the total receipts for the year ending December 31, 1849, had been 316,377 Os. 2d., and the expenditure 127,601 12s. Id., payment of dividend 102,32-5 1s. 1Od., leaving a balance in hand of 86,447 1 ...

... THE MARLKETS. CORN EXCHANGE.-FRIDAY. The present week's arrivals of English Wheat up to our market coastWisC have been small, viz, 1,310 quarters. By land carriage and sample tile receipts havefallenoff. 0otwithstaliding our market to day was very scantily supplied with all kinds of Whlleat of home produce, the demand for that. grain ruled heavy in the extreme, at almost nomninal currencies. ...

... I HONEY MARK-ET. FRMIDAT EVENI NG. The opening debate of the session has excited considerablyless interest than was expected, and the result of the division in the House of Lords is looked upon as indicative of the fate the amendment to the Address may have in the Lower Honer. Al- though the cause assigned for the partial depression in the market for Public Securities has been in great measure ...