... = - FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 17. STOCKSSTRIS DAY AT TWO O'CX.OCK. Sankstck - _ 2O7n -ndiaSteck three per Cent. Red_ p n 25 23 ThreeperCont.Consols 50AAnnuities(Jan.1855O) 15 Dittofor:Aeoount__. 90k'DittoNew~dittn - ThreeandilalpcrCents Sq9 Ditta(Oct.J8lsS). D~tto:teduced__ 9814r0D1ttu. Jan.1880X_. D;tto, ditto sew _ 974' Ditto (Oct. 180)_ Four perCents.i-. -jExchequeralls_ 27 29 Irish Bank Stuck-20o ...

... laarum-, CRBT EXCBANGE. LONDON. I February 24. Wheat and Barley remain unaltered in price, but Oats have declined Is. per quarter since Monday. S-XITHIXiELD, February 24. The price of the best Beef is quoted from 4s. Od. to Is. 4d* per at. Mutton, prime Downs, fetch 4s. 6d. to Ss. Od. per ct. Veal, for the beet young Calves, is 4s. 4d. to Cs. Md. per at. Dairy-fed Porkers fetch 3s. 8d, to 5s. ...

... ludruc to. CORNW EXCEHAANGSI, ZONDO 0anuary 30. ThesIpplyof 'Wheat 1ost week was snall, but of Flour oar arrivals are csesiderahle. The Irade is dull for Wheat. and, al ooigs we do not consider the best samples of white and red Wfieat cheaper, yet, for all qualisies below the best, Is. per quarter redssctiorr in priceis submitted to, wheresales are made. The Flour trade continues extemely' ...

... ?? ?? . -- ?? ?? ?? Fly We cordially agree with our contemporary toe Courant, that the most cxtravagant theories con- cerning the nature of the paper currency, and the danger arising to England [ront the issues of Joint Stock Bank notes, continue to be daily broached by several of the London journals, as well as by pamphleteers. It is impossible to suppose the doctrines put forth by these ...

... Maritetc. I CORW wgJXaANG . LONDON. 3February .1#. Therebas been only a limited extent of busiless transacted in any article to-day; prices are without variation. Dlublin, February 14. Therewas a small supply of graiss at our market to-dfay, whichsold asac ?? 34s..Od.to Ts. Od: millers' Red, 29s. to33a. ad: inferjor, do. 22s. Od. to 27e. Od. 'Barley, 13s. 6d. to 2s.- Od. 'Barlev, mahTng-s, Od ...

... Olarteto. - COIw r SXCEANGE, Ql0NMI°- ?? 10. Prices of all grain remain nonnhally the timte 501 - day, asd scarcely any bsitieso rtiasnsated. SIUITSPELD, rebr-i ary 10, The price of the best Beef is quoted frtom 4S, ' ll per st. Mutton, prime Down0, fetch Is. (id. ta h ?? Veal, for the best young Calves, is .s. 4-. te 5 Dairy-fed Porkers fetci 3os (id, to Is. 6d. PeIt0' I irkaldly Corn ...

... ?? CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON lrebruary S.I Prices of all grain remain timidi aly the same as on Man- I ev, and scarcely aly business tansalcte. MAD ?? CORNq M.lya February lo. Old Wheat has ri sen about i.a h vrg Wheat about 6d. Sales of both. wese bhaver00 as114 quarters. Oats, M9 quarters. Beans, OS Rilett t 32 quarters.qures irt Wheat. 38le.5 Oat3s. I2llas,6 second ?? 6 Od 31e 02 I29s odj~ d4t0 ...

... ,ftoping Entelliffeller. The Donegal, Duncan, bound to Glasgow, during a heavy gale on Saturday night, 12th inst., was driven back from sea, into Pool Dav, where she came to anlbor, in a very perilous situation, the next morning, having parted one anchor and chain, she was obliged to slip the other, and was brought into safety by the pilots at Oyster Island. A sea struck her boat, which broke ...

... *j)jj)ZjflTo intelligence. The Perseverance, Stephenson, arrived at Leith, left Bathurst 24th Nov., had rough weather. The Persian was loading fer Liverpool. The Mary, of Leith, from Mauritius, ias spoken 29th ult. in lat. 6. 37. N., long. 21. 8. W. by the Margaret, of Scarborouagt, arrived off Poole. Greenock, February 6.-Arrived here yesterday, the Renown, M-Leqd; sailed from Mauritius, 4th ...

... TEE NEW RtJ3SSINN TAPIFF. I Tariff of the Articles of Foreign Alerchaudiza the tin-i portntion of which is permitted, and of various Articles the Customhouse Duty upon which has been reduced or modified. (EXTRACT.) Rhls. Cpa.I Import Duty. Butter of cowes or sheeps' milk, per lb. . 5 0 Brushes (artists, mounted in a species of metal) , per lb. . , . . 3 0 Cyder, per hogrsbead . . 36 0 Ditto, ...

... . maructo. CODR EXlCHANGE. LONDOX, r s ebruary 6. The arrivals of Wheat and Flour last week, anA also of fresh earmples to this day's market, are verysnalR. The ron- dition of the Wheat is on the whole better than it has been the last few weeks, and for samples that are in fair ceedi- tiel, we have had a demand at the prices of this day se'en- Iiight; inferior parcels are rather cheaper. The ...

... lHarteto. - I CORN EXCHANGE. Lo?1DO5 February 17. There has been only a limited extent of bul,;ilerti la in any articlet)-Ilay; prices are ?? variatlonO SMI~ THBFIELD, February 17- The price of the best Beef is quoted from Is. 0a.d0 t- per st. Mutton, prime Downs, fetch 4s. 6d toJ5 1 Veal, for the best young Calves, is 4s. 4.t w Ss. 61. r Dairy-fed Porkers fetch 3s. 6d, to 45. 6,1. per St ...