... I.O.NRY J(A1XKT. WEDNESDAY EVENINa. a The Consol market for these tw days has been c affected by rumours of ministerial changes, and in p the absence of any satisfactory explanation the con- sequence has been a further depression of Consols this week, extending to I per cent. This morning n4 Consols opened 97j seilers, and successively declined A till they closed at 96g7 to 97, being a fall of ...

... I ?? . l REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING ThE PAST WEEK. -. .I I - .. .. . .. .. - - - _. An.. . . . c (Eztracetd from the Jlark s1.4ne -'zprae. I - The third year of Free-trade is nop drawintg to a crloa:e ho Ieesons hve si,'ce 1848 teen eufficiently varied to test the effea P. of nuroet'sioed importations under the opsoiite extremns of ? tsurt crops and 1i pleatifill hras'et, the .trVAl may ...

... I WiluxsDAX Evtv INO. The market is not very active and a few transac- tions only have taken place in Merillyn, Alfred Con- sols, Robins, Venton, St. Aubyn and Grylls, War- l9ggah'C6nsols% Calstock United, and Trevelyan. There was scarcely any movement in the Califor- uidi~ gold mining shares to-day, and the transactions were limited to Agua Frias at 2, 1,-, Nouveau Moides. at 11., and Ave ...

... rONEY MARKET AVD (CITY NE YS'. WEDNESDAY. II commoncing the New YLvear, a review of the principal commercial and financial events of the previous twelve months may be found of interest. The year 1851 opened with the prospect of a large and increasing foreign and domestic trade, which has in a great measure been realised; and if the re- suits have not equalled the anticipations of sauguine ...

... SHIPPIlG INTELLIGRECE. Frcm car correspsadenta, the *Skipping Gazette;' and - Lieyd's lMat. CASUALTIES. Jessie, from Liverpool to Newcastle, which sprung a leak and had to discharge upwards of 100 tons of salt atTober- mory, still lies in the canal basin near Inverness.-Inver- ness, Dec. 28. Mercia (brig), of and from Sunderland for Carthagena, got ashore at Dunnose this morning, and must at ...

... Jreland The Dublin Daily’ Express gives currency to a rumour which has been some days in circulation, assigning the provost- ship to Dr Longtield, one of the Commissioners of Encumbered and a junior fellow of Trinity College, Dublin. Upwards of two thousand poor persous who emigrated last year, have returned to Ireland from America.— Belfast Gatwar Northern Whig says that Mr W. Torrens ...

... LONDON JIARKETS-WEDNESDAY. CORN EXCHANGE. The fresh supply of English Wheat this morning was very small, and for railway samples more money was asked, and although the business done waa not extensive, yet the trade altogether exhibited a firm appearance. Foreign Wheat was held firmly at Mosday'e advance, and many of the holders are indifferent about selling. Barley and Oats were in demand, and ...

... Preses. — wM. Seey. — —— NEW CLUB. HE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the NEW CLUB will be held on Tavaspay, the 15th day of January 1852, at Three o’Clock, P.M. —— - — JOHN ROBERTSON, am Secretary. — — SSEMBLY ROOMS, G EORGE STREET. A - The beg to an nounce that the ASSEMBLIES for the Season have been fixed as follows :— Tuvrspay, 22d January. Tuurspay, 29th Do. Tuespay, 10th February (Queen’s). ...

... romantic Scenery of “ THE OF SO Sa MR ALEX. HILL'S GALLERY, 67 INCES STREET. Open from Ten a.m. till Eight p.t. Admittance Sixpence. THE SPORTSMAN'S GUN. Mr HILL, 67 Prixces invites the lovers of Art to inspect Mr R. ANSDELL’S most interesting and unique Se- ties of Six Cabinet Pictures of SHOOTING. They will remain on view for a short time. a ATIONAL FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY I OF ...

... R~AIL -W;4 YS !ORperotia for the rise were entered into with' tcoo egeeof freed om during the earlier part of the day inte are market, but in the afternoon the ai falin 'Consdls b~gau-to exercise an~ inuence, 110d prices sensibly receded. As c omparedi with yes~ter- dafis closing rates the declinejis as ?? t--Lan'qa- ahirre and Yorks~hiresi'1a.;-I London- and INorth Westerns, Smuth WesternsI, ...

... (FROM THE MANCHESTER GUARDIAN.] MANoREsTER, Dno. 30.-There has been a moderate demand to-day for water twist, in the bundle, both from the l Continental and the China merchants ; and all numbers con- tinue at Ieast quite firm at the prices of last week; indeed, 20's, and the best spianinis of 30's, can hardly be obtained on those terms. The low counts, hard twisted, are well en- gaged for the ...

... JIGAST OF THE IRON TRADI IN SCOT- LAND FOR 1851. (JROM~ Mza. Us. FERGUSON'S ANNUAL CIRCULAR.] December, 185U, closed. with ratlier tavourable prospecte, avid January found the market firm, with the price of pgiron 44s. Expectations (it' further imnproveweiot gradua- atly gae place to lower prices, which, by the Latter end of Marcrh. had receded to 40a. for mixed Nos., and 40s9. 6d. No. 1. ...