... I fraime anb QiomnEric. (From the Leeds Mercury, January 19.) WooL.-London-Thee is a good privatebusiness doing, and prices are well maintained, the stocks being moderate and the arrivals nor large. The imports during the wetk ending *'frursday have been 478 bales, of which 21 2 weie from Peru, 115 from Bombay, 75 front the Cape of Gird 1-Hpe, and the rest from Italy, &c. COTTON.-At Manchester ...

... pvite% of *toC0, caitnap sareu, &r. THE FUNDS. MoNDA -Cooolswere done at 964 to 4., at which they closed fot both mo ney and account. Roduced Three per Cents., .96 tog 4; Noew Three-and-a.Qutartor per Cents., 974 to 4; Etxcheqeter-bilto, t0e. ts 53s, promn.; Hank Stock, 2104; Long AnnrhtiOO-, 7 5-16; India Stock, 2609; India Bonds, S0s. prom. ToxSoAY.-Caonols wore doe alternately at 96* to for ...

... Vitt 05of 5tah, UaituIa %barec, Wu. THE FUNDS. tONDAY. -ConSols opened heavily at 911 to s-very little business done -and they closed at 91 to d.; Beduced Three per Cents, vere done at S9g, and closed at 90; New Three and ?? per Cents., 901 to 91; Long AnnRities, 5th Jan., 1S0, S 7-16; ditto, 30 yearO, 10th Octoboer, IS59 8 3-16 to 5-16 ; Exchequer-bills, 45s. to 49s. prm.; Bank Stock, 193; ...

... Crate anb (Cmsonerre. .nnaiilsield lMarket, MoNDAs.-Thle arrival of cattle and sheep from the Continent into the port of London during the past wveek lisa been good. The official teturn gives 461 oxen, 260 cows, 433 calves, 147 pigs, and 1,086 sheep, making a total of 2,3S7 head. The supply of meat at Smithfield to-day was very large of every ltind, particularly of beet and muttes i and, as ...

... Era'k an? Commerce. WOOL.-The London market on Thursday was steady. The imports into London during the week were only 2,709 bales from Port Phillip, and 79 from Germany. CoTTON.-The aspect of the 11Manehester market on Thursday was at once healthy and encouraging. The spindles and looms are as busy as they can be under the short time act, and stocks of goods are extremely limited, and confined ...

... vricco of atatok, matlap tDard, &'C. THE FUNDS. MsONnAr.-Conools, whichl opened at *pcr cent, advance upon Saturday's prices, Cloeod, a~fter acme fluctuation, at 100 for money, and at from 100 ta 100j for thle account. In the Reduced Three per Cents. tle dealings were at ?? 100.4 ; ta!~ tile New 'Three-imd-o-QIlatero per Cents, at 1044 to 1004; Exchequer-bills (Marcli). 748. to 77 . pren. and ...

... -Tate ant Commerce. Woor,.-The imports into London during the week ending Thurs- day have been only 274 bales, The maiket was quiet. COTToN.-Although the MThanehester market on Thursday was com-. paratively quiet, still there was a large business doisg. Fustians and India cloths remain dull, but domestics, printing cloths, and narrow shirtings are taken in large quantities by the home trade, ...

... prtceof( *oftodv, ?? fteai, &yr. THE FUNDS. MONDAY.-COnSols were done at 916 to i, and closed at 064 exactly. The deal- ings in the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. were at 974 to 4; Reduced Three per Cents., 96 to 4; Exchequer-bills, 46s. to 51s. prem; Bank Stock, 2114 to 212j; India Bonds, 53S. to Ole. prem. and India Stock, 262. TuESDAY.-Console for money were from 964 to 97, and for ...

... Zra*e anu (Tommerce. Smithfield Mlarket, MoNDAY.-The arrival of cattle and sheep from the Continent into the port of London during the past week has been moderate. The Custom-house return gives an entry of 183 oxen, 48 cows, 433 calves, 43 pigs, and 1,442 sheep, making a total of 2,149 head. FraDAs.-The state of trade at Smithfield to-day was very much improved. The attendance ol botchers was ...

... raat anb (eTmmerfe, imithflleld I9arket, MooNDAY.-The arrival of cattle and sheep from the Continent into the port of London during the past week has been considerably larger then usual of late. The official Custom-house return gives an entry of 743 oxen, 303 cows, 909 calves, 171 pigs, and 5,692 sheep, making a total of 7,818 head. The supply of meat at Smithfield to-day was much shorter than ...

... RESUME OF THE BUDGET, | For a readier understanding of the financial scheme of the Chancellor of the Exchequer than can, in all probability, be derived from a perusal of the details in the speech delivered by Mr Gladstone in the House of Com- mons on Monday evening, the following resume of the Budget may not be undesirable. It appears that the revenue of the present year is estimated at 52,990 ...

... IVtceo of Wiltua[w *abar, atocko, &X. RAILWAYS AND PUBLIC COMPANIES. From the list of Messrs Holderness, Fowler, and Holderness, Stock and Share Brokers, Change alley, Cornhill. SHARES OP RAILWAYS. RAIlLWVAYS. 11. 6 3 Blackwall ?? ?? ?? Stock Brighton ?? ?? ?? ?? Stock Bristol and Exeter ?? ?? ?? Stock Caledonian Shares Chester and Htolyhead ?? Shares Eastern Counties ?? ?? Stock Edinburghand ...