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... .11 R K E'l.s. CORN RXCHA INGER, liONIoNV MstNseor Fetb. 8.-Ilhere is Bero lo-T set tl stit}st fresh sl lp 00 i ists O 3's tea r tl 9lf I se rrditj of lie , rv Etigli ish solteah s]t r. l 0 per qualrer asl.snee on the ter o of lt n, foresig a wisesut s also 2.. ts, Sc. pe, qtls tt .i Otts5 anid ds nop sam tleo thr io rh iselsl ot hotter 'sue t - still teet a dull sale. 'lIre narks t tir5o wns ...

... LONDON l'ltICrS I Alumn, pert on I I ?? 1..4 0 aOO oj S..: 4 ?? A/urn, pe~tu4 Lttglish..A LUi14 a 00 0 ~ g Roach pet Vost. I ino, 1 Ashes, 7w.t cit. 4/ta ctti Qasheb(Pot. 1M0st GObd a 40 0 ?? utiit.Swaes.da.0I0s 02 a 00 0 ?? QuebecPearl ?? Gd 0 5 0 X. ?? ..I Sound ?? OOs ct: 00 0 ?? . 5 Distil/a. B sree Cartharosisa O~os0 b 4Bes10li ?? 04 a 0O1 04 /o1 Sicily ?? a 0,Osdirsl / Ilogit L~ Sa ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON-Fel. 17. The mealing trade -as extremely dull this rnonring. and no kind but the very best samples of wbeat supported Me,_ dnv'r improvennent. Unrley continues in the same onset- tied state. No sales can be ehfected, and until sansethig is known will respect to the alteratino in tre duties of malt and beer, the trade is expected to remain in the same condi_ tion. Oats are ...

... MO'NDAY-FVzunArv 3. it- STOCKS TMIS DAY Al' TWO O'CLOCK. 3 Sper Cent. Red. 92 'j Boak Stock 219 It S'per Cent. Consuls, 91-i Long An itoities 19 11_16 Cons. fer Accr. 91. Aori.S0ys(Ap.&Oc.) .S per Cents. _Doh fsf(J uly&-Jan.) - e 24 per Ct. Iteilnced 99j1 India Stork, - n ouor per Cetnt. 1-)lr India Bonds 76 75 )t Four per C. 1626, IOFr1t Ex. Bills Cl(d.) 76 77 d SUTC'DE OF TIIE RIGHT loN. ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON-Jan. 29. Thbsagh the fewo sales reed Its's oitiralog Were ?? Mon.R C day's currency, still star market twns tor frosts sh.ing ito- P' provedt, 'ade that, rqo, in tht-jase ot' q very alhart a~rrival. 15 ltspertatis~i los Maad t:elry- Esolishs-vhatlri; kNtt(; No~r- S Icy, 8tOO; qsalt -quarters. Foeree6n-waheat.' _; hxr- E ley, _;souit, - qttarters. Irish-aboui~t, ;100 ; ...

... !RRTSa CORN FXCI TheFrs ssphsh t . Lo~qg0 ie,, ?? a I'd, i ore ?? tetr- s, hagh ~1is thin ?? ngd I' sdititetros ?? liss OtIsiii firta ~ ?? 1hut sithec ee 'l'ssre a simes expeet'tali sinl fl.ar, hasi is oat -Ititlelid dst W oisor ret!, Ii? ?? I so hierdte 71 i' lii i - a.1ldline el ld StI - ni'd u. 235 (diti - lkiltittg Vt!; Uds I eni ' ?? _s t 1 k1 I ...

... LONDOM. KONBDATY-.VunUA 15. STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWO O'CLOCK. S per Cent. Red. 9S3' Uonk Stock, - S per Cent. Consols, M2 Longr Ansuitien 19 11-16 Cons, for Acct. 92* Ann.SOys(Ap.&Oe.) 9 7-16 8* per Cents. - Do.5Oys(Jdly&iJan.) S5 per Ct. Reduced 1003 India Stock, 2S7 Four per Cent. 102 Itndia Bonds, 76 77.. Four per C. 1826, 1055i Ex. Bills (Id.) 77 7S Mr Frankland Lewis is appointed to the ...

... XARK-ETS. CORIN EXCII ANGL. .2This morning thire mas a 0\LODO iv gicd pesa, fro Ese.spl OF vio ~nsa, sfo te R qiroiel, ad vance Dtu thetrsetknof 2 r tera atds the trade bregetu a 0,Y.7 tory- qtates. Fine ~eg se~elidifhii is 2,K per qariorer ?? ratf0li tieis~pit pli uit i Ofle an0 his dn as fld tiria.,'ti~il reaind~ .. ver tiril)o. ?? ~ ilh tb-r-A . ?? ?? ?? limfity 4 paihe ftn ay~ ~6f good ...

... Al1 A R K E IS. ,r.tel CORN .XCHANGE, LtIs)NDtb. lea- There are small ssppli4stas week eF all hit e and stat -tene flr. -'J'he v heat rtloilo t .lo.l Ir- m m I still ?? tradnallv to ad;enate tra,, th ,, a tile dsay are Is. to 2. par q-arter high-es thlell to1 ?? I1.-. hran,dlaa i;tse ?? as la.tatel q *Gat ent ratheraletlter, thlera laeitg Few of aetnh et>- othlr katata are uatlleral!. The ...

... MUARKETS. es, CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON-Feb. 24. up We have bad a Irarge arcival oflbarley and oats sin ce Moo- gh day; still both articles fully supported that day's prices; ra- and more bhsiness was done this tole.ig in the former ar- to ticle. The ,slseat trade continues ,ithout any variation. On Impartations since Mondav-English-n'hear, 3600; bar- ,as ley, 10,550; oats, 14,010 quarters. ...

... LAST INDIA COMPANY. It wan a part of the general policy of that early period, when thle East Intdia Company was first established, to carry On trade by -enlosive companies. The different nations which traded to India all traded by way of monoopoly, and hardly Cny trade was regarded as proireble bhot that winds ;as exc litie. The p-ltciples of puhblic welsth were but tmpzerfetv oyundeesreod. ...