... The annual general meeting of the members of the Charm- ber of Commerce was held on Monday forenoon. Mr J. M. Mitchell (in the absence of Mr Ritchie, chairman,) presided. The Secretary read the minutes of the Directors' meetings for the past year, which were agreed to. Mr JA31ES STEWATRT, North Hanover Street, was then balloted for and admitted a member of the Chamber. THE INCO5IE-TAX.-THE ...

... CITY PAVJNG-BOARD. NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY AND T&IE NORTH BRIDGE!. A general meeting of the City Paving-Board was held on Monday in the Council-Chamber-Mr Leburn, S.S.C., in the chair. The CO AimMA said they were aware that the North Bri- tish Railway Company had served the usnaluotices of their in- tention to apply to Parliament for an act to empower them to connect the North British line with ...

... LIV ERPOOL COLONIA L AND FOREIGN PRODUCE SIARiKETS, JANUARY 17. Sugar: The market cnitiniiies dull, nll(d prices in most listatices nrc 'd lower, the siles consisting of f00 ?? ?? chiefly Demerara, at ,6as Sd to iso 3d, eal .1500 b.gs Biengal, at S9s to 4ls fir liencrcs, eind 463 ad to *t.4 id per cwt. for Cossipore. Foreige : 8600 bags of new browrn l'ernamilbiieo have bceen old to the ...

... TIHE REVENUE. An abstract of the in the years and Janl., 1851, shoer Er _, ?? 'Ile *e- Calgoillls ?? ?? b- E ls ge ?? n01 L aI to nise 1ji Property- ?? t 1- Post-Illice ?? 'Ul (,,wyn ?? ;n- iLseellaeulus. ie Total,6rd. loven. ' iniprest, ?? Lys Rs,1yplCiitil oit -e Advaincus f 1.. IUO ,lit Ollj on rc- led ny ot ua- U111- Ill- 9ov Irs Ity hat O01 cen1 (or the sod !ilts Iou tS,' gigl ION i33 ...

... SCoTCII BANKRUPTS. (Fiomi the Edinbur'gh Guarette of Tuesdtlay, TJanuary 7.) Jan,. . WMiLIANT Ct.l.LAS,, & COMotANo, irouifoiinders, elogilleelE tinll.rightal, ainld aihitt mialcokrs in 12 AIsgow, isi at collpttly, alid W'illiaim Cleland, an inditvidutal partner of thati comoipialy, as Ii portlier tlicrcof, .Elasd no on ind~irtidlul. Cr cditoni to mleet icittuila t osine's Iloyal l lotel, 1 ...

... M A R X , or S. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, DECEMBER 30, At Mark-LRale to-llytilelrlwoas avery siiillushow of vheat l)y lind- cariage sailples from the 10ome couliities; but the conldition, of t1( grouter pllrt ieing inlch affecte(e by the damp state of the weather, salts were znisd iithl difticulty, aid thelg ire do not qilote prices Iowpr than on1 this day se'niight, the tiurl ias certaiily ll ...

... folbn. TU:ESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1850. A Si PRICES OF STOCIKS THIS DAY. bi Bank Stock.. 214. India Bonds under 1000.. pm T Ditto tor Account - South Sea Stock .. - te Three per Cent. Red. An. 96; 1 D)o. Old Annuities - -1 ThreeperCent. Con. An. M Do. New Annuities - New 5 per Cent. t Cnsf Ad . I ir New Sj per Centd.P 9 India Stock for Ac - P ...

... Lonaon and Piovinala1l Graai. Markets. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, Friday, December 27. The weather continues mild, 'and we still receive fair supplies from abroad, principaDly, however, from Southern ports. At this mornings' nmarket we had a thin attendance, and the transbactions were altogether on a retail scale. There was not much English Wheat fresh up; indeed the Essex andt Kent stands were ...

... AIN UacUsTsvIx-Tuesday's market was one of extreme quiet- ness in almost every department, and much the same state of things prevails, though some better symptomshave shown them- selves to-day. In yarns the business of the week has been alto- getber immaterial; both the shippers and home-consumers be- ing alike inclined to defer any further purchases for the pre- sent. In goods there is a ...

... LVERIGE PRICES OF CORN FOR 'MaF. WSI:El- ES:11lNc. DF.C. f Per imrperial Qmaater. Wheat. I Barley. Oats. Rlye. Beans. Pease. 3s01 3s hilI d; 225 3d IS7 s Id 3ss loci | 23s 3, i s d12sg;4j l 1 25 3d, Aigfregete Average of die last SiX Weeks. Wheat. i Barley. I Oats. I Rye. I Beans. J Pease. 39s Qd 24S' 14 lS Ie d 24r' lOd 1 2Ss 2d 2&s ld Duty on Foreign Corn, Is. AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. The ...

... 2AEFC'UIEBBS, AOO EBOE, By.' ~~~~-. - L 'DVNinEE.-Our markets have continued to exhibit the improm aspect noticed in our last week's report. -Flax of all kinds, bit ! Tpecialy such as is possessed of quality, commands attention, ad meets with ready buyers at our advanced quotations. In fine: to there is said to be more doing, and if flax should go oan advanciVgt1b value of tows may be expected ...

... (From the London P1p er of .3fonaay.) LONDON CORN MARKCET-Monday. I - - --1 At Mark-lone this morning there was a small show of Wheat by land carriage samples from the home counties, mostly in rough; condition. This rendered the sale difficult, and a few runs were left undisposed of at the close; the business done I was, however, at prices similar to those current on this day so'nnight. The ...