... I II ,LL SI-IAltE B e ARK IT. I TnuasDa.y, December 4th, 181.il SHA.R1S . NAIE OF RAILWAY. CLOSING PRICES sO 6o Aberdeen ?? 0lo- lO 2o iz Bitmirighaam, sVolverhalnpton, and Dudley 9 -10 pm. 2 5 Blackburn ?? ?? 44- 5 2d 2S Da.Do.1per cealpireference 104- 17 Sik 60 Caledonian i44- 15t l0 10 Di tto pref. 7 and 0 per cent. 7s- 7s 50 5U Chesterand liolylhead .. . )j 201 13 1.5 Ditto prer. 5j per ...

... SMITHFIELD MARKET-LONDON. MONDAY. ?? .rv V-1-A, P.- -p.. - ,_ me ?? THE GIZEAT CHRISTM&AS CATrLE MARKET.-Notwiutstand. Ing that the show of stock in the Baler-strcetbazsarlattwfel was by no means equal to that of 1850, either as regerdis nunm her or quality, the total decrease in the supply being upwards of 100 head, it was pretty generally understood the runias ot beasts fit for Christmas ...

... sJaNB& ':The market has nlbl b'een a1'o-abu ' 'fe'w t~ransactions have taken place in 'West Provi- Y 'dence, Alfrd COUSQl, St. rAub; a~nd (irsU, ?? j . In foreign shares, Seistiago it 4. ?? -, fi ' Notviithstaiidmng the'ChristA ?? 'i+lk 1 d has. been remarkable for greatV activity 'in: ?? >r share market, and for the numberof ?? :foF. ?? investment in dividend mines ?? and ~if the,';dejngae42 ...

... PRODUCE MARKET. V- r MINCING-LA.qu, Dn.o 2. a Sucsin.-The quantity offered to-day has not been large, tand the market has bsen very firm. Fitle grocery descrip- tions may be quoted at a shade advsnce; other sorts, with the exception of brown, which were chiefly bought in, sold t, at the ?? prices of Friday. 4,000 bags Bengal offered, 3,000 sold; B enares, 37s. 6d. tol39s.; Cossipore; 37s. 6d. ...

... ?HIPFiNG INTELLIGEYCE. Frreu our cerr~epedeflts~e Sbipplng (insetse, sad LIloy'd's List. CASUALTIES. Canning, Petersen, from Shields for Callundborg, which wvas on shore off Lessoc, Dec. 10, has gone to pieces.- Aalborg, Dec. 17. Frantz, Fermien, .of Kiirchdorff, from Middllesborough for Eostockg whieh iris on shore at Torekow, Dec. 16, has become a wvreck; materials saved.-Elsinore, Dec. ...

... The following is a copy of the firman accorded to Abbas Pacha by the Sultan for the construction of the Egyptian Railroad: so the Illutrious Abbas Hilmi Pacha, the present Go- vernor of Egypt, holding the lofty rankt of Sadei Azam, my most judicious vizier. Itsi ordered- Thou hast requested, by an official dispatch, that I accord my sovereign permission for the construction of a railroad from ...

... P OS I'S CRI PT. ROYAL EXCHIANGE, LoNDON, T/ssorsday Ereni'sg. THrE IoNEY MARtKET, overflowing as it is with the in- creased supply of tbe precious metals, Is3uddenly rendered impassive by the extraordinary political events of the ?? few days. The funds, under the influence of the political crisis at Paris, have been subtjected to violent fluctuations. Early in the week they maintained the ...

... OtarRet ruporto. ?? ?? ?? 515 ~~~WOOL MiA'RXEITS. 1 I I ]s3 n. 0-Ter RITISHI.C 5.1 ?? Ices heart a rathier improved feeling in 'It 53the tradei this wyeek ;and there have consequently been mace dcii1 1)3Bales effected, at firm Prices. req 0 t LivEiRPOOL, Dcc. 20.-cScatrch: There. has been a better demand la 2for laid Hiighland, but as some of the holders have been anxious Su!] f5I to (clear ...

... 35antrupto. ?? ?? MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY. ?? ?? AT Tt;Z COURT, ATHEKN.UM, GROP.GK-STREET, W Dec. CotiwvN.HETREw. Hour of lecting. 3 Bamfortb James, corn miller, &c. Arden Mills, Bredbury, 15A Cheshire, adjour ed last examination . 12 73. 3 Wilde James, builder, Sallbord, certificate . ?? 12 3 ?? Gcoi'ge Niiholas, terchant, Manehester, ertii.. 12 3 Whitcehad Wm. cabinetmaker, Lancaster, audit ? ...

... ExEBaCANNUEL'COAL GAB CONSUES I I . COMdPANY- A meetiag watebeldon Wedneeday at the Atbenauim, in this city. for t1tepuspapsf medeting the Committee of tbe new Gm Cpmpej., of whom the iollowieg members were present:- Mr W. Kitqwai*, Mr. J 0. Wilcckse Mr. R. J. Trewman, Uri J. Garton, aud Mrr J. HErding. The chair was taken by ?? Kennawty, foq. The Ijtbtre t of sthe Athiveuiti was orot ded by ...

... In the early part of the week the transactions in West India mos- covado sugar were limited; latterly, as usoal, the market hlas been closed on accoont of tbe holidays. The sales acoocirt to 150 hlids. and trs. Good brown Trinidads Bold at 31i, and brown Demerara 31s. Nothing done in Mallritills, Bengal,, or foreign sugars, or in West India molesses. Itelitied sugars have had a fir sale, ...

... FORGERIES ON THE YORKSHIRE BANKING COfP4A NY. it, LEEDS, DzC. 30.-An extensive forgery has just been erbrought to light in this locality. Front what has transpired r, within the last few days it is evident that forged notes of the in Yorkshire Banking Company (which has branches in most is of the large towns of Yorkshire) have been rather extensively is a circulated. Last Friday two men, named ...