... ;MON.EY MARKE~T. SHAREi AND PRODUCaE TeARKEhE. (Fnaoi oun LOsnONe Conuicssomemt.) Itoincon, Friday Eventing. The returns both of the Bank of England and the Bank of Fran ce showr alike a considerable incre ase of reeseurees arnd a considerable diminution of business. Expectations have therefore revived of lower rates of discount, the increased demand apparent to-day being regardcd as temporary ...

... GREAT EASTFERN RAILWAY COMLPANY. YosorLo~non R~rOcj'eit) (Fnos oun onnon, Tuesday Evening. R ¶The half-yearly general meeting of the Grent Mitstern Isijlway Compan~y wee held to-day, at the Lois- don Tavern, Bishopsgatatstraet, C. H. Turner, Eesq.. presiding. Thec large room in which the meeting was held wee densely crowded by proprietors. The CarnerAuc, on moving the adaption of the report ...

... 'I'IIE A?SOC1ATLON OF CIIAMBER8 OF COMME1?CE. j (Ymx ~ow Loano LO D uNv{~onnI{)I Losaca, Wednesday. Affar tire dispatch of yc'st.c'rduy's parcel, lieu follarw:srg jesolufrasri, proposed bytlie ilalifax Chamber, will. raseirrico to the inc'osirorittioia of Chambers of Cent- intl CC, WOS enirird 'If at the Asaurretroir ;oiti pruiente tire intredeetiso of ahilifar thu mccfl cution ci Otrerib, us ...

... CORN M:ABRKTS. IEILXVCIK, Sotuday.-Thero wan by no insane a large eupply of vwheat to day, Brat qualities weoo is, per qr. dearer: bult other aorta wvers in little demand. ilenleynud oets fally maintamo d late rates line qeoalittes of both hboin wanted for ?? ge 1Aadercra oae nr RIOcDLING(TON, Saturdlay.-Wbreat in moderate supply and do- mend, and firnm at prevlous ratcs. Not muceh rail for ...

... ITflE AMERICAN COTTON MARKET. (From AiJr. 7F. P. IFright's Circular.) Nawt Yonx, Jan. 29. Wfe bave had a very dull market the pastvrweek, and forced sales have been made as lowv as l3ec for middling uplands. The suspension of cable despatehes interfered with the operations of; expoaters, who have been very quiet, and the dull state of trade throughout the country prevents manufacturers from ...

... MONEY MARToI STARE AED PRODUCE MARKETS. (FnoM oua LoxDoNe CouoxwNDmr.) LonDoN, Friday Evening. The favourable character of the Bank return is beyond dispute. Week after week its strength is increased, yet the rate has been 34 per oent. since the 20th of December. Looking at the Bank retarn alone the official minimum has been 2* per cent. 'when the position of the Bank was very materially less ...

... I DEWSBURY O1?AM13ER 01? COMMERCE. The annualI m~eetinlg of this Chamlber wats held t yesterday, at the Rloyal Ifotel,-Dewshir3', and was for the first time accompanied by a dllinnr. Previous to the dinner, Air Philip E~llis, roanufactuter, Cssett, was elected epresident of the Chamber, in room of Mir. Bersi. Blakeley, owhe retires. The newly-elected president took the chair nat the dinner, ...

... I fLONfVOV GAZEZTTA b)iday, .Feb. I BANKRUPTS. Notice of Adjudication and First Meeting of Crcoitors To Surrender at the BankrrPt' Court, London. Barbaer J. F., Watling.street, stationer, Feb. 1, at 12 Booker G.. Longford-street, firehmonger, Fob. 20, at I Bolten ?? A.. Greenwich, Feb. 13, at 1 ,bspoll A. J., Srnith-street, Walworth, compositor Feb. 10, at 11 Cochrell A., UpperThnioeF-strcet, ...

... MONEY : MARKETS I SIHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS. (Fsioco aoim LoxDmoe ConuixromnN.) LoLmox, Monday Evening. The stock markets continue destitute of everything like elasticity. The public impart no impetus to them, and operators seize the first profits of the small specula- tions they enter into. The money market, and the meains of the public from the dividends of the period, are oore favourable ...

... 'THLE WELSH IRON, TIN-PLATE, AND COAL I TRADES. Although no material improvement has taken place in the Welsh iron trade, still it is satisfactory to be able to report that a slight movement for the better has been evinced in both the foreign and home demand, and a gradual development of this improvement is looked forward to. A few of the old orders which have so long been kept back, for nails ...

... CORN ?? WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, FRIDAY, F1ZVeRAEY 1. (Messrs. .Vunns and Co.'s Ciroular.) The inactivity woich has marked the wheat trade these last ten or fourteen days still continues, and except that holders do not press sales to any great extent, is in no degree modified to-day. Barley, beans, and other articles sell slowly at rather lower rates. (Messrs. Waeson Brothers' Repeort.) The ...

... :FIALIFAX OHAMBER OF COMMERCE.| ThA1DE REPORT FOE JANUARY. j WooL. The delmand has ruled flatt throughout the month. E~piiiflrs have only boueht to supply their actual w ants, and~, as a natural ccnsequeuce, prc3iv given way, and v ool can be bought at a reductionl of £1 per pack. Fortunately, the stock at market is light, which prevents any noted or serious depression in prices. ?? hopes ...