... ISORTHR-lEASTrFN RAILWAYY CUMi'ANY. 'The twnvlty-sixth half-yearly genleral nueting of the shareholders of thle NorthlEartorn 10xiiwa^y Coam- rsny was held yesterday at the Do Grey Rtooms, York, lMr. H. 13. T1IrOcOS SONI cha irman of the company, prssidiiig. The sdvertisomeiit c'alling the meeting having been read and the usiual routine business transeeted, The ?? muoved the adoption of the ...

... HrIL TIIAD]i? IIEPORT, TIWsnAY.I (Messrs. Jclklrsnani and Cos, ?? Molet .Rs'port,) 8.d. 8.d. W.eAIT ..EDF~IshI yibito (oldl ?? s qr. S2 O toes Do. do. (newl , ?? ,- 09 -3 0 Do. red lo ld J. , ?? o0-54 o Do. do. (nowv) ?? ,, 2 0-OS o Dugl~i, mnixed and white . psr00 lbs. oo 0- 070 lionigoboro anid Stcttio n'iced . ?? ,, - , 0002 0 D~o. do. rol ?? 0 ?? and lUpland, vwhito ?? , 00 0-0 05 Do. do. ...

... M4ONlEY MARKET.e SHEE1 A.ND PRODUCE ItEARKETB. (FltOM eon Losmoce Coanaso'cenme.) LON.OON, Saturday Evening. A partially improved tone has marked the course of prices on the Stock E3xchange, but as far as business is coneorned there is no improvement whatever. Monoy must apparently first decline to its miulnucti, and then remain stationary for a time, before a per- ossanent change will take ...

... I CORN ?RKE?S. I WAKEFIELD CORN[ MARKgET, FstroAy, FEri~iWAIIY 22. ('Mlessris. R?. .l1~rokieandSon'52s' Cbct41ar,) We hanve a. limited demand for wheat to-day, an- prices 3uust be noted Is, per quarter cheap~er thani Iast Friday. Barley also dull and rather lower. Inl beans ened oast nlot much doing; priCeS rin SaVour of the buyer. f~ess ?iYatsots Brothers' Report.) There i3only a limited ...

... M~ONlEY MizA RK ET.r SHAE AND PRoDtJoH MARKETS. (Fosrn our. LONCoN COmIS5POND*t) Losnoic, Saturday Evening. The Stock muarkets have been firmner, but the im- provement has not been uniform. The F~unds havr been a fraction higher, wvithl a demand for investmnent, bult it is not unlikely the advanced prioes will invite sellers as on former occasions, and that the price wvill give wvay. The c ...

... LONDWV GAZBTTB. Tucs?tj? Rt. 19. BANKIWflS. Notice of AdjhldicatiOn and First Meeting of Cradhiors. To Surrender at the Bantruoto' Court. London. Arnold J , Solklecrr. elenesa factor, Motels 4, at 11 (ceac Oil , Olepteorat ietleagrophte writer, Mooch 13, at I titan P. 8., comreorciel*reod East, compoeitOt, March 4, at II Elliott P. La,, Kueee'a.ct055, lithogropbin writer, blotch 4, at 12 ...

... as (7lfessrs. 6. W. &ilver aend Co.'s Trkdo Cicsuels.J re VICrOILA, NOV., 186,-Traie improving, amd the worst phases of the commercial crisis over. Parliament not expected to meet until February. Daring the mouth 30,190 bales of wool catalogued, and 16,0U0 sold; prices id 1d. to 13d. advance upon those of the corresponding period m last year. Rains plentiful and continuous. Sausneer has set in ...

... MONEY MARKET SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS. (FonM oua Losmos OoasusroysnoD-. ) LONDON, Wednesday Evening. The announcement that the Government have determined to withdraw their Resultions and to introduce a Reform Bill the earliest opportunity has contributed to a better feeling in the stook mnarkcets. The fortnightly Bettlemlent being in progress thero has been little opportnutity for the members ...

... MONEY M:ARKET. SHARE AND PRODUCE; MARKTS. (FROM OtUa LOSDON CoahtSPtONnZItr.) LONDON~, Saturday Evening. Anslarked improvement has taken place in the condi- tion and tendency of the Stock and Share Markets, The upi reliensione excited by the supposed Fenian ralid at Chester, atnd thle subsequent disturbance in the south of Ireland, have been allayed by the concurrent testimony of various ...

... J I rRODU {Ie ;lar Vtt.~edi'a rtioeCurrtent.) b ieptoodeat, DIndiy i lfeter to 1 8ho Januaryareporith 80,0e maudras out-tr of neki] p of whichtere were ala orseason averagd is olow, vi rta.l Eoe6,77audequal to 1(;,260 chests; th c8no 8i6 as au oxoo 2,48murndg equa patmout ve2 y chost5 (*lpsanduez,3,8ad1 mavends, i requato)8csest Sh-ould 67,he delundis, equal to 14,900 chests. gis s68cet o h ~ ...

... TT]II L.EEDS BANKING COMPANY. ELPArT~E DICCInSON. (Fuolosa }: LONDON REPORTER.) Lo nnoN, Thursda y. This afternoon Mr. Buckrley, thle ChIief Cleric to Vice- Chancehlor lifeline, had the case of the Leeds Benkiog Company before him in the matter of hMr. Joseph Dickin- son, of Leeds, oneO of the executors of his uncle, Mr. J, Dickiueon,-Mr. ~aNSeON (Messrs. Freabdields and New- man), for the ...

... REVIEW OF T CORN TRADE. B:RITISH. The improvement ini the weather has put farmers into splints; tot though much heavy land is yet impracti- cable, the lighter loams and open soils have worked well, and sowing in springr corn has commenced favourably. The coudition else of samples has much improved, while markets generally have assumed a users cheeri al tone, and prices have gained about Es. ...