... 4TIr WEEKC THIS iIALF-YEAR. RSAILWAYS This Ls ths ime 9 )11 week year il-year I istyr ?? Aberdeen .. 0 111 322 28)50 3220 1233 5. 5 I ?? Bolton, Bit C.& kV 402 30; 08 DI7 i i i Bristol and Exeter 00016 . . 12210 .. . Coledonian .. 0. 740 03777 I)1110 10174 647)) 00 1)1 Chester & Olslybead I139 31097 45:3 4-2.50 313 If45)6 Dublin & Droghieda 713 645 2631 2674 1)43 :1 M 31 Dahlia &Kfiingltowe ...

... I PRICES u si'O ll IN LEED)S. I -W~ e I1 I QUtOTA]n PIlIr. Dsa~ims 'Na L 1 B2 OU 207Imgt.Nt, lsu iito 6tj! 6A(0 1;i~. to . .d Bit a20 10 Airmighatmaxtt. udtollv 4 - 1L ) I * 21 6Birin. and Oxford -June. 111-26 -067 ?? 31 2, BilIietl iettho l, 3..'stire, 2i Civ 00 Cheshirejunctiol .. 1111-16 d12 0-1ch03 Botn tu. 1iP pr ppr p.-. ost 172 176 B3000in13lbomsllire ?? -1716 7172 .- .V ...

... TEE CLOTHING MANUFACTURES, WOOL. TltE 'WOOL TRADE, London, Thursdoy.-The imports into London during the week ending to-day have been 2 310 bales, of whieb s2t were front Sydney, 532 from France, 263 from Buenos Ayres, 117 from Swau Itiver, and 199 from the Cape, and the rest fron AMlgadelre, &C. FOREIGN WOOL TRADE, Leeds, Feb. 8.-There has been an octive (tenuand for both foreign and colonial ...

... Leeds, Feb. 15. The shara market has shewn much weakness during the past wreek, and prices are generally lower. It seems to be generally expected that the London and Northi.Weetern, and other old comn. panies, will shew a 4onstdsrisble falling off in the approaching dividends. ?? t 0 31 at 176 155 10 Stk 15 120 25 25 56 25 20 26 12 122 1261 125 50 17 65 25 121 100 5t 60 22 32 20 10 so 25 50 ...

... THE LONDON TRADE, ?? ou LONDON CORRESPONDENT.1 CITY, Thursday Evening. The dealings in colonial produce have been smnaller than they were last week, and the Indioposition to buy beyond what is needed for innuediate wants is more conspicuous than before. Thuz we have in the principal staples, but chiefly in coffee, a further reaction, ard great lo0e3 are falling upon the speculators who ...

... ROYAL EXCHANGCE, LOtNDONi, Trsday Eseni, F During the four weeks ending the 26th Janutryh gb a average weekly circulation of the private and joint stock barkns3 , £Z6,365,871, showing an increase on the previouo month of ?? in the private, and £ 79,367 In the joint stock bank isstes, or a tatt g of £224,958. The Increase on last year Is £85,318, taking thb or' 8 responding month, which is £1 ...

... WOOL. THE WOOL TRArDE, London, Ttusrsday.-The importa of oral into London during the week ending to-day have been 95S bales only, of which 348 were from Sydney, and 218 from the Cape of Good Slope. The public sales commenced this evning. From 15,00 to 16,0o0 bales will be offered,itis expected. Ther is avery full attendance; a good many foreign buyers are present, and a large number of home ...

... RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURN6. tina WEEK THIS HALF-YEAR. RECEIPTS. Totat Same ; illes RAILWAYS Thia I Last this tinne r Open. __week Iyear i-yeer Ilastyr R s850? 4S i £A Aberdeen . 685 35 Belfast&BIallyxiena 434 373 Birknbd Lau&COlest 728 746 Bolton, ]lk C,&IVY 442 351 Briatol and Exeter., 3q65 I . Caledonian ?? 58S8 a3t;2! Chester a Hlolylhead 1238 1225 I)ublin & Dro lseda 6265 6 70 Dublin ...

... (Froma the Mark Lane Express.) The wheat trade has maintained rather a firm tone since our last, the absence of supplies of any impor- . tance from abroad, and the falling off which has taken place in the deliveries from our own growers in consequence of most of the hands having been engaged in the fields I preparing the land for spring sowing, having enabled 3 sellers to realize somewhat ...

... WOOL. Tug WOOL TR.ADE, London, Tharsdsty.-The imports of wool into London during the week ending to-dayhave been 3,783 bales, of which 2,1C0 were from Peru, 59l from Syduey, 63 from 110gadore, :36 from Port Phillip, 108 from Gormany, 132 from the Cape of Good Slope, 418 from Odessa, and the rest from Brazil. Tbe public sales of wool have been progressing daily, and are going off well. The ...

... g- XVPPT 'TI-TTQ TT A T LI VT.' A ) ?? 1. - s ab -1 , A-v~ : -V w9 % UXo. t;TI WEEI THIS HALF-YEAR. RlECEIPTS. Total ISaoe MSlam RAILWAYS This Last tbis time ; : |Open, week year i-yeskr lastyr O_ !J'ooI 4 Aberdeen . ?? 771 AS 4376 2 7 31 ilelfaet& lollymena 440 404 2497 2237 .. *Birkhd Lan&Chest 720 1 . .. .7. 15 16 BsoltonBhaC.&WY 406 357 .. 14 14 * Bristol and Exeter 8226 . .. .. .. S0 ...

... | t_ -I -~n -n Leeds, Feb. 22. We cannot report any improvement in the share market, or any disposition on the part of the public to Invest in railway property. Speculatore are anxiously awaiting the result of ill approachiug raeatisgs, which we fear will be far from cheering. BARFF & PLINT. B a QUOTSE PFRcRs. o rj 2L I Er6, ida V od u 3 NFeb. 1I. | Ffb.21. 0X 20 7slAmwgate. Nott.& oastoin ...