... funds have again im- proved, from the satisfaction felt at the result of the late election of deputy. Ours also continue to rise; there is now a complete change in the tone of the market, and the feeling of the jobbers; the 1 Bears no longer anticipate ...

... and the Danish fleet blockade the German ports 01 vigilantly, so as to prevent vessels departing, prices would unloabtedly rise in our maaket; bat the conclusion of a speedy peace between the belligerent powers would, we think, have the effect of causing ...

... MAIKET.-Yesterday the'a was rather above the average during Lent, and nr, fidence in good beef was had, owing to tie orecon. Easter, by butchers preparing for this purpose .afE prime meat brought'47s., but 46s. down to 36 0 per ?? was the generalsrun. Mutton ...

... instant. There is, consequently, a strong probability that the final settlement of the question will be delayed till after Easter; which must have a tendency to check extensive operations, as all parties are as unwilling as ever to enter into fresh engagements ...

... but, ujpon a moderate sale, th improvement as regards wheat lias been very fuils maln tained, and flour has made a further rise of iil to.Is per barrel. Oats and meal, too, are held firuln at their amended value. In barlel-, benan, or peas there has net ...

... uh ti aS dear, 121 to I (if eatch. These prices must comlpenasite the ~trazwl. being itt ftict about ttte prize prioces of Easter tast yecar. l'ork 298 to 33s, anld bought up readily withl a large Iinarket. Its BHlAiD Its 'Aell as inl tile butcher mtirket ...

... small supply of grain, the te denc of eticer however are upwards. Barley and oats are docies higher. and wheat is likely to rise also. There is a decidd 3improvement in prices, which are likely to h ed White wheat, 23s Ed to 26s Cd ted, 22s to 253- barld ...

... straw, ls. 4d. to Is. 6d. per *wt. s SPITALFIGDS BACON AND Pee MARtKETS, contrary to t the received opinion of an advance at Easter, and that all - inferior kinds were off, was lower about Is. per cwt. Prices, 29s. to 32s.; best hams 33s.; best bladdered ...

... that 'Iell. stock market advanced rapidly in the first art ol' tile week, and consols reached 83 1-8 on 1l calae.(ia1; but the rise was not maintained, and ;lX ?? at 82 1-8. Three and a-quarters opened a t , and closed at 82 o-8. The closing prices Lo I n(otill ...

... he would, of course, not quarrel with their fancy, and he would rest satisfied at Mr. Jones's claim (hear). His object in rising on that occasion was to give notice of a motion which would express the determination i of their body to oppose, by every ...

... quarter of a mile wide, to which Mr. Simpson gave the n lat. name of the Bellevue, and in less than anl hour afterwards W. the rising sun gratified him with the view of Point vhen Barrow, stretching out to the N.NAV. They soon crossed Tent Elson Bay, which ...

... party embarked on hursda id Antwerp. in The Duke and Duchess of Richmond andd Ad do not intend to leave Goodwood Park for the Easter. The noble duke, accompanied by ?? 30aut il Lesies Caroline and Augusta Lennox, attended daghte, id an~iation of the children ...