... FRIDAY EVaNPNrG.-SjGAR-The trade bouhlit :LIi wetk 1,400 bhds and tierces British Plantation Sogsr9 Prices are the satue as last week. Fine Yellow JauaticA ore quoted 68aS; good brown, Us ; middling grey, '57s TLWere is no alteration In the value of refined. Good staudari lumps are offered at 72s 6d; brown Grocery at 71e Oi 1;,r cwt ; bondedecrushed are 27s 3d to 2;7 t6d per cwt. 3,'°: bags ...

... i ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? . b-I CORNUMARKETFEBRVARY 17. ?? contille to receive moderate supplies of every ?? of Grain, and the attendance of dealers &enerally being very Jind there is only a small extentof business doing The supplies of English WHEAT are less than usual, and the few smpesir 9ftover from the boginning' 'of the week being coarse and 'ineror, with difficulty realise previous prices, Fine ...

... Tuesday, February T. Erratum in the Gazette of tbe 31st ?? the list of Sheriffs, far a . S. Holitord, Weston Bitt, Eaq/' (Gloucester- shire), read 'iR. Slayner, &c. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Berrow and Hawkesworth, Burtsn.uponrTrent, surgeons- J. Bourne aud E- Steel, Great Newport street, Leicester sqiave, glass dealers-M. and J Pitt, Strand, hLaiers-Win- grove and Watker. Hianonsers-ith, ...

... ,'') i/If (,icl.l' I(p)A. 1s. E. (LAIDSTONEI, I I re , > I, S ,\% - ,,( t, t) I OAR D qf TRADE. it it It11 ri-d, itV your d el i Itrlite'll exncres! ed lI r tt:1 El 1Ivwhrv, to c~him you ats one to r1I~fftihe working class~es will not be nil~111 I illdultio 11fCondition of tile ag-ricel. id!lrerO. 'it Nor llic Callst '01 upon y'ot to pr6ttct pic( ari ilipval'livt lislie directly tapcu ...

... M 1ONEY MARKET and CITY NEWVS. TUT ESDAY. W'e have received a copy of the inemorial for- varded to the First Lord of the Treasury and hiead of her Miaiesty's goveriinment, by tihe Britishl mier- c'haits 'onneitedl with the trade of' Indlia and Chilina, onl behalfl of a very large number of' native nier- lhaiants in India, mid' of'British inercliants there alnd elsewhere, owners of the opimin ...

... LONDON AMA RETSh-MONDAY. ( OR EXC iiANGil. Siet-e thli day sr 'iririlrt thi ayrerirais of Ingliqir wi' ri r il l i oii . lrlaiket. cOabwiysle its m4t as by land carr-ilage arid sriuiild, hrave heett ,oii rl very hlillited Fcale, arid, oving to tile pricvrniirrigh luiriily ol' tII alrriosphleri, of widdsllig raili lIterior iqrlirlt. Notwilrtstandinrg the sitais, ta-day, were scantily filled ...

... REVIEW OF TIIE LIVERPOOL COTTONt MARIXET FOR THE WEEK ENDINGO FRilAY, FElI. 10. There has been extensive inqtiry for Cotton, and ns tie demand hils beenm aet freely tihi' sales have proved very large. In tile early part of the iweek prices had acquired sotimewhat mttore firmnness, Iltl ais holders have sitce displayed cosidesralse Iaxiety to effbet sales, prices of conlinioa to middling ...

... POLICE lNTELLIGENCE-FRIDAY. CLERKENWELL. FORGaRY.-Nathwniel Spear, an implident-1ookiiug fel- low, Wa8 brought up on remand, charged with uttering two fbrged orders, oue on the house of Roberta, No. 54, St. John-street, Clerkenwell, tobacconist, for goods amounting in value to £8 los., the other on Messrs. John and Francis Lloyd, tobacconlsts, 77, Saow-hill, for goods to the value of £8 15. ...

... CORN-1lARKET-FZBRuARY 24. We have had only a moderate supply of English WHEAT during the week, and there is not much offering this morning. The trade con- tinues much in the same dell state as previously noticed, and fine qua. lities alone are steady in value; ill conditioned samples cannot be dis- posed of, except at some reduction in prices. Although without an% Foreign arrivals there is no ...

... C TIre Liverpool Albion has some remarks on the present condition of the cotton trade. It seem's that at no period have prices reached so low a figure within Id. per lb. as at thepresent. Heretofore, cotton has always been consi- dered a speculation, when fair quality could be ob- tained at 6d. the lb. The price now is 44d. The esti- mate crops in the United States still range from 2,000,000 ...

... CITY, SATURDAY EVENING. The accounts from America brought by the Caledonia are stated to be of rather a more favorable nature. We hope they will continue; so far there is great room to improveMent- America is beginning to find out that it is not to her insterest to be dishonest. Therefore,Weve are not surprised that the pro- postl of an assumption of the repudiated State debts by the ...

... CORN.MIR4ET-FFnsrAvty 3. It being now understood, froi tbe tenorof ?? Speechyes. 'terday, that no alterations are conteuo1alted-with regard to tepresent Corn taws, we anticipateman improp feeling in tbe trade beforelong. At this early stage, of affai~s we cannot repart much improvement ma any irtitle, nothavinga'ifullattendaftce ef dealerI at marktbt ispreeson seems stronbg thiat prices ...