... q- ROYAL Excxtaerc, LONDON, Thursdry EraeiV. The accounts received from various foreign parte still notice the prevalence of stormy weatber. We learn from Constan- tinople that the gales had continued from the southward and north- avard from the 25'h to the 301h Ultimo, the latent date thence. Many disastere among the foreign shipping, accompanied ivith lone of life, ore reported as having ...

... [FROM OUB LONDON CORnESrONDENT.1 CtTY, Thursday Evenirg. There continues to be a marked degree of caution observed in the produce market., and the speculators have temporarily with- drawn, so that the business doing is principally for home use, Bolders, on the other hand, do not press aslee, and thus there is a manifeat went of activity in the two great staples, sugar and coffee, Tea also is ...

... [CoNTINUED FR0U THE SlIJPLEtIiTj WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22. The supplies this week are moderate. There is an in- active trade in wheat, and prices remain as last week. Barley sells slowly at late rates. The demand for oats and shelling is in retail, and prices easier. Beans Is. per njuarter lower. per qr. so lbs. perBnsB0e. NEIv. OLII. EXTRA. EXTRA WHEAT,- s, a. a. s. e. ,. ...

... TRADE OF THE COUNTRY, T.HH returns of British Exports and Imports in 1849, made a few days ago by the Board of Trade, are perhaps unprecedented in the gratifying nature of their contents. We do not remember in any past year so great an addition as ten millions in the value of our exports beyond that of the preceding year-an increase the more remarkable when the political condition of various ...

... A th The returns of the Board of Trade, issuied ?? Friday, present the totals of our exports and imports, dlraci the past year, as compared with 1848, and furnish sftsitg bich more remarkable, perhaps, than any ever yet exhiutatedist the history of commerce. The declared value of ,my ex- arty yortatione lasa been X58,801,042, against £48 946,3M in 18411, the increase upon that pe~riod being £9 ...

... ier [CONTINUED FROM THlE StUPPLEMENT.J W WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, ,ne, FrIDAY, MARCn 1. ILS, The supplies are good of most articles. There is very' late little passing in wheat, and to progress in sales a submis- the sion of Is. to 2s. per quarter is made, without inducing rid- millers to purchase except in very limited quantities. In barley there is no change in value, but common qualities ster ...

... QUOTEDQUTS r LINES. 2I 7 i , g £70 20 NotI. & i3.NOt~ ?? 7lto 7 0d 20 13U l~rmuirlipunghdmadl)3130 05--313 2020) 233ri al tisrin. JnCi O tort 2Ju3 0 31 20 BirkonhLsid, L'shire, Clheshfire~u uliutionl,,, 11 _183 20 3¢,, . _.,I .. r - 11e 17 i re .hireutk. ?? 1 d-lI;: 50 33,t3 jl 13333.. 33 ?? 3 13 3 itto I)'re33 it3e,, .. 73- 7h StIr 23~1 WEtr ?? 70- 7.3 30 10 12,. New Tr. 0 11cr et 131- ...

... THE LONDON TRADEI fl rPROM OUR tOf;ISON CORIRFSPONDIENT.i d CITY, Thursd ay Esedq. The colonial and foreign produce Markets have been dull this week, but sugar end one or two otber arliclee eupperted 111hir g value. if SUGlAtO-Thle market has been ?? firmer. aoid more haes been done inI ?? plantation. Olerbadoes, by auction, Went Wad4. per cWt. higher, fine Yellow 410. to 42s. Ijemferara, ...

... :.sJ s v s @ S D ?? 5s. ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONDON, Tharsday Rovekisvg. beu Cape of Good I-lope advices of the 7th January notice a Als very proper course that bad been taken by the Executive Council, and We)' viz., the framing of regulations to prevent any sauis ebuces on board isa emigrant vessels as have been brought to light recently by intell. Cap genes from Australia, The Dueo of 1edfor'd ...

... THE CLOTHING MANUFACTURES, n GERMAN IVOOL REPORT. r, (F)rom Our ow/ Correspondent,) L- BERLIN, 25./t Febrnury, 18:,0. 'lire amount of business done this month is very limited, ;) and coasi3ts chiefly irs purebases made by tlre inland mnanufacturere. There wan a decided slacksess, particularly in the early part or the i Month. Not one Hlanburgh or En.sglish buyer visited the place unlila week ...

... (Fronz thc Circular of' Gibson, Ord, 6: Co., Feb. 22.) LEEDS-The activity which llea pervaded the woollen district drilog the three hlet months, contrasts nmoat favourably wliti the dulhers whicrl has for some years peast usually deprersed the I winter season. It is satiEfactory, niter a long depression, to hs able | to notice a ?? in the woollen cloth trade, especially wiesa the ionir(vesient ...

... 7-t, URTVT2T' lMfJTO T I I I -1 Iht t TTi WEEK THilS HALF-YEAR. RECEIPJS. ITotal Samec . :,3ilea RAIULWAYS T1ii Laet tbie 4),ue r (ipC!. week year j-year l ,aetyr - 7'4A . _ e.£ . ,6 ?? _.6 Au'ie ?? tmt 30 m8 3o {>12|5 31 |3d ,fat t & inny enu 4°2 367 1Mi! 2604 315 RI 3. 1firllh4, Lani & Chest 7459 t8)3 S142 47G0 38l2 1.; 1i01toll. 14I C&WTY 40e 3S7 2U)60 2S06 774 1 1 14 liric.lel ankd Ex Lir ...