... LONDON OOltN MAW(ET, FRIDAY. The wecatheor con~tinues wtet wvith heavy winds, and the tlekgseme tlids morninig give ntO inidieatiOCCS of im~e~diate g)ibes5 irr,*gular From xiabro~gard theei litt~l'Ue; news, Several wh~eat cargoes bave arrived att Masaleilles, but the marhet lies baidenled. At Mark-laneo this mlorning the ,ttteeidnnco wals smalil, and the trado dull, but supplies w ere light, ...

... 8TOCR: AN.D SHARES MARK(ETS. Messrs. Seymour and E~lwyn, in the~r weekly dc- calar, state:- Pending the opening of Parliament, business of all kinds during the past week has been on a restricted scale. The Mioney Market shows signs of increased ease, and the Bank to-day have reduced their rate to 3 per cent. Tche best bills, however, can ho rsadily sashled at 22, or even less. The specie ...

... ?? Y MtA R]KEMT. SHARE AN]) PRODUCE MIARKE:TS~ (Fnoar ?? Lexicon Coancseoeenscrr.) LoernDoe, Friday Eveneng. A~t the comnmencement of busines!s this mornling there3 was decidedly less firmnless apparent in the Stock mar- betts, but to a cocci] extent this feeling has9 siccee given waty, eald tlii niarkaetenlay he described as firmt and good, wvithout 2lijoimationt or particular imlprovement. ...

... 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, ...

... :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 ...