... Contsunciat litc1ligellm THDE LONDON SHARE MARKET. FBIDAY, NOVEMBER 106. The atoek markets opened somewhat firmer, as re. gards home securities. Console have risen to fg, at 9R to 96Q for money, and 06t- to 9G4 for account. Ohatham Preferenco is 8 up, At 82d; and South-Esstern &, Chatham Ordinary, Metropolitan District, Metropoli- tau, and Sheffield Ordinary, -4. In foreign bonds, Rus- sian ...

... , _ _ . I i ld ..t . _ _. THE BANIC OF, ENGLAND., The eubjned m j. ter the week enaing Wedgsa. Zktio faae4 ssu Dr ?? Notnioed ..1-V7.49.61 Govea,'nineut ?? Other b.'eraritses.._, 3.%,964, ?? DEPAkTimm. ~~0nfeapitsI814,55 6 ooo ovmnt. s l03 6& Mev 5,026,8591a Iotes ?? 8&)6,5I00 Ote eois- 260,81.43 Sold hsllrin ovdii.. 731,503 HA!1A, YORRSHIRE U&RRIETS. S1LWX rLumAnar..WO01 Ths udemawd i,: of. a ...

... | ollimtcitat Intetlligelnc. TXHE MANCHESTER MA.RKET. FRTDAY, Nov. 10. The amarket opened without change; biu-t for a few days pas-t it has been gradually consolidating. No further impression can be made upon' prices, and con- fidence has boon slowly recovering. It is Something to be able to say tlhe mark-et is no worse. Much, difference of opinioti';existg, as always at this seaison, reg ...

... THFE RADCLIFFE AND PIhKINGTON GAS COMPANY. . i T1h PETITION DISMISSED Mr Sthalfordi hundred sessions, ?? Christe th 99L Q-0., 6hairman, and Mr. R. :O. r.P I he Petltion by Mr. David Basil Hewitt and M 'r.dericlE Scholes, relative to the oharges for gas lY the la3deliffe and -ilkingtoa ?? .Company again ?? ox' f argument and deoision. Mr. Taylor and tho eote were for the petitioner, and Mr. ...

... 1 I Rft'vc,73Fuf qt~ = _ _ _ _ + ?? , TIE MANCHESTER MARKET. 1 rRIDAT, JUNm 29. . The tday ?? ,n quint, ind thetgeneral'ten;o of cotton reports ?? dbuyers t wait for lor rates. In the ?? there was a litfle business '6 i ba at or a trifle belowtbe -rates pf last Tuebday. Y Yais were scarcely in aotive demand - a rket day, and - prices were, Xat any rate, no, bettfir tlaa y'terdays- There wa noI ...

... iLABOUR DISPUTE S & THE STATE OF TROE |: TRHE C CRSIS IN THE COTTON TRADE. I There' now appears but little doubt that there wiltv| be. throughout North and North-east Lancashire a pr r general strike of the weavers and other hands in that I epartment ' against the proposal to redace wages 5 per cent. There is an impression, however, in well-in- TI formed circles that the strike will not be of ...

... NEETINU OF MARKET TENANTS. A 4neeting of Manchester market tenants was hold on Thursday at the Free Church Schools, Lever-street, in this city. There was a fair attendance. Mr. G. T. STANIRY occupied the chair, and in opening the pro- ceedings said that he thought they had met together almost for the last time as far as their agitation was concerned. He thought they would a -the close of the ...

... REVIEW OF THE - CORN TRADE. D (Frw tei Mark Lane Express of Monday.)j JUL' BRITISH. Though the quantity of rain which has fallen has not been tiall, grea~t during the week, the ?? can scarcely be described, even ats having beien favourablel'for the' crops. Monday was as thle bright sunny day, but sinc' thdan the sky has been aluost Pote Iconstantly overcast, with occasionaI showers. The ...

... 41a ?Ovt, Ueporto. . ; ~~WOOL;' MARK£ETS. - . :. :.1, O .. , .BRITISH.. ?? if2; ,LF.EDS, MAY0.IO-Sales. have'beer witho'ut any ohange this - Week; and prices'are quot d't sahmo aslast'week. ' d LIVE RPOOL, MAY: II -Sotch :There ha8'been Sratbei, noe doing this weeh in laid Highland wool, somebof thie holdeis being e P disposed to accept lower prices to close sales before the new- clip, *l and ...

... (From the Mtark Lanec Exprcss o~f Monday.)Th it BRITISH. still a Though the sowing of wheat anid other autumn field o Lt labours has now beeu nearly Iluisbedi in miost parts of the Iroi 0 kinigdlom, farmers have not as yet manifested much disposi- in e stion to thrash freely, aind the deliveries from the growers trod Y have hitherto been on it moderate seale, 'This has no cloubt stee ?? by the ...

... , I : iTWORTAMT AV1RUPTATl TXrITTV t _7 I M ~ ~1 L15J FAJn LNJJ 9., JJIV-rAIN I.l DIFMOANT OFFICIAL INQUIRY. An important and rather remarkable inquiry took place d at Rickmansworth, on Saturday last, under the direc- d tion of the Court of Chancery and 14th and 15th Victoria, s( for dissolving the National Land Company and Chartist tr Co-operative Land Society, and for disposing of its lands ...

... Inaturt neporto. - - ?? ?? - - ?? ?? -1-1 - ? ?? WOOL MARKETS,.m BRITISH. 5it LONDOON, APRIL 20.-Since our last report, the busainess doing Pa. in all kinds ?? woolliaa been limitedg,nevertheless,prices to have ruled shout stationary. We understandlthat offers to deliver for wool at present rates have some forward rather freely from the as provinces; but We nmuth doubt whether the foreign ...