... MESSRS. FREELA_ 4 _ - TIYS2B-- . f1' SMMS,.;B.UgffAAc. I ?? again came up forexnmination. Mr .Rbno pear 'for'the~zign~eeuan Mt.' ShiPusan for Ithe ~akp Rtobert-Fresinnd,' the bnirikkPt, asid: 'Before the exami- ination proceedos I wish to give an explanation ')iitb. reference' tom exenunation o ifibh fth inst.. Ona myleawing the court' I67adiiep6i Mrs. I dlo*,'totell he'r~that heiramie vouild ...

... ?? 7. 6-om wun I We . 9,0# 11 * )ONZEY M!i~k1, SAAREPS, &C ..Zwads tho close of ;thewek V01CeW marked feaure Of the market wau thw laslguld demand for disoounta, owing sasab'totieconinele a~ioe. Thaluteebrate foreuisrb Miles was 31; In soe ine ntances, however, lower terms weae acceptd. Wlhile the political atmosphere Abroad continues to lower, the market amin continue to wear an undecided and ...

... tom ?? MON MARKET, SHtA ES, &C. The demand for money at the beginning of the week was moderate, tholigh not eqnal to the supplie, which were abundant, and this, coupled with other circumstances led to the belief that a further redurtion would be made in the rate of discount at the Bank of England on Thursday. This conjecture was realised, for at the weekly meeting on that day, the rate was ...

... commercial Totgulataft , MONEY MARKET, SHARES. &a' n.¶ae boldsy have of course largly i bhuna tbls week. The demand for x±87 las been Waist, with lage supplies, and rates have wranged iean 14 to la per cent, with ocoaldoiSI tr dlOtlU Ta eso 1. The stockmakets, ?? dt, bave since bee more inactive lloa eigu abare have been quiet, and In sohe lnstaceU lrrcgularl rdeass rather nding downw5Xd~ ...

... ntimm~erinZ dn1II _ I MONEY MARKET, SHARES, &a. The demand for money through the ordinary commercial channels is very limited indeed, and rates do not exceed 2j to 2g per cent, which is nearly I below the Bank mini- mum. Several new foreign loans are talked of, and by the end of the month greater activity is expected to characterise the market. The stock markets are decidedly firm, although ...

... calurctial lniteflfgencle I YORKISlIIRE MARKETS. 'The local v ToltrurAy.e iores no ohane reporb in Atioihess generally ofre. Wool reinmao deer, an there is a good demand. In both yamns and pieces there is great aotivity, at ?? which are now remunerativea 'this activity'is not confinod to the home trade, business for export being very good& oewsalroatn HUnnDEUSvTIMDn TuEsDAT.-Theewsalgete- ...

... | NCOESTER CATMER OF CONMERCX The ordinary monthly board meeting of the Chamber of Commerce was held at their offices, King-street, yesterday, Mr. J. M. Bennett president, in the chair; The other gentlemen present; ~emg Messrs. Malcolm Ross, IL John- Ron, Fereday Smith, S. J. Stern, P. M'Lare t J A. Ban- nermankT. Holliday, 0. Heo ycoo , an Raiffe. The drafts of a memorial in suport of praying ...

... comiltmial IntrUfffmce. I I YORKSHIRE MARKETS. HALWIAX, SATURDAY.-PriCSS for wool continue to ascend, and to~day some sorts are decidedly dearer than last Saturday. Alldescriptiayns show a hardeningten- dency, Spinners are again complaning of the great difficulty they have in selling to a profit, with wool at its present price We may almost, at anytime now, see ahort timne begun in the yarn ...

... otmmerciaI Intelligence, THE LONDON SHARE MARiET. FRIDAY, MARCH 13. There has been a good inquiry for Money, at 5i to 3i per cent. £47,000 in bar gold has been taken to the Bank. The Stock Exchange settlemeni concluded to day, and two small failures are amuomieed. COoaeolS mnohanged; New Reduced, 900 to 90k. Foreigl steady: French, 10? to lO, prem.;. gyptians lIne'. BslWays have been finm, but ...

... - I :1PMM-ff-#4T xltt?f .mcc., - 49,0- '-YO)1KSHIHH MLRKETS. IEALrF4%, ~1A!T'RDAT, - W are unibre to6' Utatb that A! raie er has-at 'all -improved during. the.peast weeki Thee 'eig ?? eneal'ini~pifjo at buy' more thea is HB just nw reqited. Price era pokenof. i.aebeing' 4Ifttia easers~d sont tey re o i cth cai of w-ether wools, p) H~n~a~trnTuaona'4- oor attendance to~day, and busins dulboth ...

... Ciollunercinal Intglli ne I Y-RXSHIRE MARKETS. ALTlrAX, SATIUDAY.v-Thero is so little business dloing in -ool tsat it is not easy to mqattre to-day's ~r~oe withthoseceurrant r Inst i S aaturoy b teLeral17E Bpeoseing. those tt be wlelkept up, although botnl Iris} and north swool ba been sold forrletss mothOY in both yarns Lnd piecesl is velrye ?? stphe isr bucosinesshl ?? tnig ahnr nbt Wae, ...

... Several gentlemen in the vicinity of Pendleton and Eccles have, unsolicited, conceded the Saturday half-holi- day to the gardeners in their employ. Xessrs. Evan Leigh, Son, and Co. Limited, have con. ceded the nine-hours system to their workpeople, unsoli- cited, to commence on the lt of January. The London and North-Western Railway Company have granted nine hours per day to their workmen in ...