... I ?? EVEzIxo The government broker appeared in the market to. day, but neither his operations nor those of other par. chasers had much effect in keeping up prices, as I throughout the day Console for money did not rise I above 961. The opening quotation of Console for the account was 96g- to I, bat this price wae not main. tained. The uneasiness of the money market, as of the other markets, ...

... we WRoDJNt* UPO1NTi8ToQLCOMPANJES. 4 lt.RAILWAY. Yiliddg thud~eetv qtoa¢'tlcompany were eza- minedrat consider ie length;-ad gave important evidence relative to the 'gen fal transactions of the company, which occupied from 11 to 4 o'clock. Mrr Selwyn, counsel for thesilelal manager, said that in prosecuting this part of the charge against the directors, calline upon them to account for the ...

... I I ML_ ?? . . . . The annual meeting of the trustees and managers of this institution was held yesterday at the board-room of the Savings Bank, Abbey-street. Besides those connected in that capacity with the bank, there was a numerous attend- ance of respectable and influential citizens who take an in- terest in the well-being of that class for whose advantage the Dublin Savings Bank was ...

... UACCUBAT£LY REPORTMD rnR -u -1-1w - - I IAVUVVAXZ1X DEPORTED FOR THE FREEMAN.) Thursday, 2d January, 1851. PnOvTszoNs.-The markets yesterday had a large supply and dull sales, more parcels being unsold than we remember when we left, about half-past three o'clock. BACON.-Notwithstanding the show of fine qualities and ex- cellent cure of homestuffs, holders had to submit to a reduction offally ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ' ~ ;~ ?? ...

... LONDON MARKETS-- THIS DAY. CORN EXCHANGE. The continued damp and unsesonably mild weather has had a depressing influenec on the Corn trade throughout the country during the past week, and the condition of most of the samples, being much affected thereby, indssced the millers to refmiu front making their usual purchases ; the improvement in thc trade that might have bees calculated oil from the ...

... ZhJON1?Y i1IARKJ?T ANL) CITY iVEJV6. F RI 1) XV. ?? 'St0*lS Li tii? Ilortie ENGx.tSiI Fv?u's.-Tlie ?? Funds were to day limited, and hid arket remains steady, without tine nati,.n in prices. Consols for Money wero done at 962 to ii, and fox' Account at 96? to ?, leaving off at the snub quotations; Reduced Three per Cents., at 97? to 4; New Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., at 98? to ? ; Long ...

... LONXDONMA K.ElTLS-MtOND.AY. CORN EYCRANC3E. '111000 ?? a on' cool qitti'..' ?? EligI ii 03' coo .t 2 taar1,t ?? OtOtig, lilt tI 114011 'olloy ?? into ?? Ic ?? tidod up hy the ?? ?? .1 Wlioot Ill Floor 11101' abroad, no will ho tocil froll ?? Ito rotoon f lot lI'ol'l.'? ?? ., ojid io1 adltI into ocoorol o3.rg:t'.. lia',o 01,1,10 fiit .11.1 1,1.31 to 1,100, p IrtlO i ;'oo.olS trim till tioti 0 ...

... atiouwll lilJD c0ompallp. . RocDALE.-A public meeting of members 'was held on Sunday last, when the following resolutions were agreed to :-is That all Land members, both paid-up and unpaid-up, are requested to pay their e share towards the winding-up of the Land Coin- pany, within one month firom the above date, or lose all claim to what they have paid.- That a committee be appointed, with ...

... T. S. DUNCOMBE, Esq. M.P., President. utatblished 1845. FIAT JrUSTITIA. if it were pomsible for the worhing classes, by com- bining arnong thmselves, to raise, orl keep up the general rate of weges, it need hardly be said that this would be a thing not to be punished, but to be welcomed and rejoiced : at. SWART AJULL. It is with great satisfaction that we are this week able to announce the ...

... EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKETr.-There was a fair amocunst of ?? transacted, and the supply of stock was larger ou the tol1 thau that of last week. The quotations for beat Beef arts at from 7s to Ss per score, but it sust be observed that the Ooter figare was by no means general, alhorog Share were kianceB in wbich ii was given. As the beat mnems of giving a* orablv Rood idea of the ...