... - commerfial IntenigmCc. - I THE LONDON SHARE MARKET, FRIDAY, NOVEmnBER 17. Console improved to 93s, but closed a shade easier than last evening; New and Reduoed firm. Foreign bonds have been good, but closed below the best. Italians opened at 62', and Turkish Fives at 4S8. French scrip closed at 101 to ,t prem.; Sixes, 988 to . Spanish dull; scrip about24 prom.; Turkish scrip 3idis.; and ...

... I commntefaxT EnteuCeng . I I THE MANCHESTER MARKETr FRIDAY, ?? 27. The market to-day is quioter in ?? than yesterail, but prices are pretty steady, though the business doing is very moderate. Medium and coarse counts of yarn are easier to buy since Tnuesday by tod. t i. per i. Fes counts are nohanged. The goods markot is dull, but in values little, if any, alteration can be made. THLE ...

... CHINA& CLAY O TTE M FACTURE OF COTTON GTOODS, *I aAA On Tuesday evening, a numerously-attended meeting of weavers and others interested in or opposed to the pre- sent sizing system was held at the Oddfellows' Hall, Tod- moiden, ha-ving been called by a committee of cotton operatives and others opposed to the use of china clay in the manufacture of cottongoods. TheVicarof Todmorden, the Rev. . ...

... commtrcfal Entelt(ence, YORKSHIRE MARKETS. HALIFiJX, STURDAY.-The check which was given a week or two ago to the extensive eles oof wool if still felt. The turn-over is a limited oun. Prices, hovoifer, keep up, with a few exceptions, which ought hardly t b'be referred to. HUDDERlSFIELD, TuEsDAY.-There was a good a'&teu- dance of buyers to-day, and a fair amount of bauilees C was transacted ...

... Commexc(al Intellfgcnce. YORKSHIRE MARKETS. HATLIFAX, SATUORDAY.-The yarn trade continues to lci very active. Basilicas in 'Pieces is good, and snanufac.. turers are makling great efforts to get prices which will be more remunerative thanu those which have for some time now been current. HuIDDEnsmi~rD, TuESDAT.-1be market was mode-. rately well attended, and a fair ?? of business wag ...

... Ialnl cvcfal Intflligenme. TEE MACHESTER MARKET. FBIDAT, NOVEMBER 3. The market to-dsy has been steady, but at the same time the tone is a shade quieter than yesterday, and the offers making are more limited in both number and amount. Quotations for export and home-trade descrip. tions of yarn are the same as on Tuesday last. Cloth is also unaltered in value, but the trade doing is less con- ...

... I Cuimmarial Intellf-4tmi e. I YORKSHIRE MARKETS. DALrsFAx, SATURDAY.-Rather less wool is just now changingliandS thanl WaS tho cacse afewweeks ago. Pricee gencerally show no signs of giving way. Spinners are busy upon old orders. Though a moderate aotivity pre- vails in pioes, there ar cordplaints as to prieis not being high enough for the producer. lEunumosrinma, TusnoaAv.-There was a large ...

... Ctomakrcial Etellfgecn. I I __ ?? YORKSHIRE MARKETS. HALIFAX, SATUDDAY.-The rise in the price of wool continues unchecked, and the demand is etill great. Spinnere and manufacturers find no falling off in orders. The export yarn trade is particularly good. The only difficulty sjsinners and manufacturers have is to keep iip their prices with the advance in the price of wool. HUDDEBsS'IELD, ...

... I ~ utmerrhd I~nteI.- - --A d I =commercfal Ettlncgmt.enee Cho YORKSHIRE MARKETS. To ne'y hr yn en alag rnv. b eihe of HnUDDESIExLD, TevESDAY.-There was a fair atten- dance of buyers to-day, and a moderate amonnt of busi- r ness was transacted in new goods suitable for the coming sprulg season. The looal wool trade is rather quiet at aqY present, as manufacturers rexe mostly taking stocks, ...

... ?? Jnetra ligeuce. YO KSHIRE jMAR1KETS. HALIPAX, SATURtAY.-A go04 business is being done in alL departments. Spinner have some difficulty in meet- ing with a sufficient Rumber of hands. In both yar and pieces stocks seem to be pretty well cleared out. LEEDS, TUE5DAY.-BTizinebS was comparatively quiet. in the cloth balls this morning. Rates are firmly main- taitted in respect of nearlY all ...

... -LANCASHME & YORKSIRE BRAILWAY I COMPANY. A special general meeting of the Shareholders of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company was held in tihe Companq's offices, at Hunt'e Dfwk, yesterday, for the purpose of considering, and, if ao determined, of approving of, the amalgamation of the London and North-Western with the Lancashire and Yorkshire Company-of autbo- rising the directors to ...

... I THE SALFORP BETTING HOUSES. I On Saturday morning, at the Salford Police Court, before Sir J. I. Mnntel, the Mayor, and Mr. James Learning, the proceedings against the keepers of alleged betting houses in the borough were resumed. Mr. Chas. Russell, barrister, instructed by Mr. George Richardson, solicitor appeared on behalf of Cheetham Frankland, ?? Calisan; and Justise wee defended by Mr. ...