... I~~ P.. ic FRIDAY EVENING. The markes for Public Securities this morning has been hardly so buoyant as it was yesterday, and Consols have been done. at 961 ' for the Account, and for SMoney at 96f J. The Toree per Cents. Reduced 97* J the Three- ?? per. Cents. 99 Si, Bank Stoek 213j, Ex. chequer-bi0l6598a;61s., and India Bonds 74s. pm. There has been a rather beavv market this morning for ...

... * TIEM MAR~KETS. CORN EXCHANGE.-FRiDAY. Coastwise, the receipts of English Wheat up to our warket this week have amounted to 2,010 quarters. By land carriage and samples, the arrivals fresh. up to-day were small, and of very middling quality. Although the the number of' both town and country buyers in attendanee w'as rather limited; 'holders of all kiods of Wheat of hlime prod'ince were firm, ...

... TE INCOME TAX-A WORK UP for Financial leformners. The position of the Chancellor of the Exchequer is at the best no very enviable one. As Chief Ac- countant of the Realm be has to make both ends meet under advantageous and disadvantageous cir- cumstances. If his balance-sheet is prosperous in appearance; he is beset with a very natural clamour by the public to liberate the community from taxa- ...

... RadLFWY IAMS. AND TRAFFIC. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.-On Tuesday, after a legthened inquiry, the Committee of the House of Lords, the EarlofChichester in the chair, unanimously declared. the preamble of this company's bill not proved ; the object of it being to conlstrct certain rail ways to connect the Birmingham and Oxford' Junction Railway with the London and Niorih-Western Railway at ...

... TRADE AND OPXNXONS AT Manchester. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Manchester is moved from end to end with agitations upon the Education Question; two meetings, one for the National (secular) Association, the other for the Man- chester and Salford (religious) B'll, have been held, the first in the Corn Exchange, with A. Henry, Esq., M.P., in the chair; and the latter in the Free Trade Hall, pre- ...

... t- A id -D- T -lsie'iuns'bave been 'very firmsnal theweel anea elose to-night at animprd elstt'$ptrte12t-on the cosing eprices, of..Saturd~yIastj:This decidedadnsnce hsseen ,occasioned bchiefy ,by, the purchases on account 4f'the Cm,jsimssone~ris br ?? of ha->i Nati' alrt~es bo tlsifnk thrtat*: idi~cfesiiigt'o'ck of -bullion ifiiathe Bank-, the Diiere '*il fto .lnWer;1heirrate ,of-disc6untj ...

... THE MONEY MAR}ET. FRIDAY NIGHT. The chief monetary events of the week have been the publication ofthe quarterly account of the Revenue -the payment of the half-yearly dividends at the Bank; the sudden fall in the price of Mexican Stock; the decline also in the quotations of the New Sardinian Loan; and the flatness of the Railway Share Market, notwithstand- ing the increase of traffic. THu ...

... TRADE ANDD OPINIONS AT- IManchester. Q FROM OUR OVN COrtRESPONDENT.) Mi. Louis qossuth has had an immense reception in Manchester. The Free Trade Hall, on Tuesday last, wras wedged with human beings to give him a hearty greeting. When he stood upon the platform, receiving the deputations from various towns with congratulatory addresses, his 'appearance was imposing, but his de- meanour was ...

... THE MZONEY MARKET.. I F:Ri'IDAY NIGHT. The market for the Public Securities hasabeen exceedingly doll all the week; and,' in the absence of' any event' to affect prices, the quotations have in almoft'every'case deplined. As respts theEFunds, this c ange in the tone of' the, marketis attributable to ai'omnewhac incriased dema'nd 'for money on the Stock Exchange, wvhich has led to sales of Stock ...

... TH3E MPARiESTS. I , X, ,, i.: ?? LODFIN CORNEMARKET, FRIDAY. * WHEAr.-Ellglsh: Scarcelyanypn eale( Foreign: Inferior q .s.arei-ill )okidift~e~fkn pip~rt; andtle late advance t h hal er qiixter more'money. .jxoriC q'dly n unsold cargo off the coast; thosee on,'pas , are' irs good reques,4 but s54 to 6L jier 4uarter 'Af 1 except for secondaryiaorts of Engljq 'iphisa are neglecte&. . ~p,-,Nne ...

... ,FRE TwwADaEItS ItRI W, I 1d, Thiera, and what- he sayii- about Englana :.n~do her PzIio~y., Wed have said, over and over 'again, that while we have thrown open oar .port to the foreigner, giving him extraordinary advantages as a uanu- facturer, an agriculturist, and a ship-owner, we have not met: ith similar liberality on his part, but,. o the contrary, a most decided disposition to avail ...

... -do TUESDAY, NovEMxs. 11. BANKRUPTS.-G. CHEETIIAM and G. W. GILL, Strood and Finsbory, Kent, shipwrights.-F. SELFE, Sheerness, Kent, watchmaker.-W. TURNER, Gravesend, butcher.-J. KNIGHT, sen., and J. KNIGHT, jun., Walham-green, butchers.-ll. HOLMES, Crober's-cottages, Bedford-street, Poplar, builder. - C. WHEELER, St. Martin's-lane, woollendraper. - D. MACLEOD, Ealing, dealer.-J. LICHFIELD, ...