... TILE FUNDS. Lve Wednosday Evening. fut The Stock Markets have been quiet this morning, and there r- has been the saume firmness in prices. Consols have realised on 9z;t to 98s; the Commissioners have taken about £30,000 at A~y the latter quotation. Exchequer Bills have been again quoted ti8s. to 7s. premium, and the New 3k per Cents., Il)2 to 1024. Bnnk Stock for the opening has been supported ...

... SHIlP NE'WS. Are i Liverpool, March 30.-The Colchester, Withers, frorm lfehaboe I the at Liverpool, sailed 1.9th Jan.; was in company with the Douglas, from lebaboe to Cork. from Ist to ?? Feb.; left tit Ichaboe [ nod the Atlantici, Maeid of lklona, Helen, Magnet, Neptune. Vanguard, the Golden Spring, Albion, Baron of Biramber, Gratitude, Britannie, eat Cuba, Clifton, Blake, Steadfast, ...

... BADDl11GTON CORN MARKET, MARCH 2f,. The supply of all 1inds of grait to-day w.a large, with th ear' of whaet, which wits coniideralbly short of the quaintity iaI act s :- I Sales were quick. Wheat, top 4s. dnwn. and average id. u. ja;.7 Y canne as last market, and oats Id. up on the average. :iar) ' 175 qrs. sold. Cats. 412 qrs.; 37si qrs. sold. Beans, 10S fl i4s it sold. Peas, 23 qrs.; 15 qrs ...

... GLASGOr MARIKETS. MARCH 30. The transactions in raw sugars during the week har been ID0 tnslinl that tiewl are et 'earthy of re narli. Nto sales made in Mals1rithits or Bental -ugarr, or in ?? India classes. Refined uicars are in limited supply, with it roderate sale as former rates: brown, loaves S0s., standard loaves M1s., nl4. and good Sts. to 8Cs., fine and very fins 87.. tO 9Os. Candy I ...

... AGRI)CULTURE. -at I %n, RuEVIEW OF TEX nzumISH ?? TuLiD ?? TuX PAST on WEEts. of (From the MorAk Lce Express of ,fondvry.) [I. By theofficial stateniesitjust published, it appears that 3607,4 qrs. of wheat were imported into Great Britain during the month nd ?? bth March; that duty wtas paid within the same period on I0- L 9S qrs.,s and that there were on that day under the Queen'slocks, to ...

... LOND)ON SUGAR MARKET. APRIL 2. The r-tes pre-iously establi hed ?? generally been maintained for MVost India suoar; on Wceelt-day aiud Thuesficy. grocers as ,(Iel as re- fiters operated with much cuiltion, but on Friday tbere aso a bontter olomanil, stil'tl ci ehit i tee teausactoed Y .a! to t cotli.ncd to tiright r tlow nod strong rf di lg somts, bro in re ainitig i atll of Sale. ' h,: I ureh ...

... AlAR K ETS. 1 LONDOFN CORP EXCHANGE, APRIL 1. 0 The sopply of Enjglish wheat -as again moderate tsa this dcisn liet; and, b eing in better cnlsition. -as nuore readily sold ?? tle r 15 currency of this day rreek. There was a slightly iio prare¶l iiquir, r free foreign, with more busiess lo counitry nillers, *t late ct Fine malting brnesy, $teady sale, at previous prices: other C, .e . fl. dull ...

... GLASGOW MARKETS, APRTL 6. ogeo h o or r=o. ?? st.: 0 - . _h - . _ . SIu Y .uJasar'z~e, ertcmit D. ?? in the early part of the week there was nothing done in raw sugars, Miauritius or BengAl sugars. or in . Went India molasses latterly tile mrarket has been closed on account, of the holidays. Refined sugars are still in short supply, with a limited salc at former prices brown loaves c 80s., ...

... VE lP-rnA- n h An Abstract of' the Net Produce eithe Iterevno of Greet Britain, in the Years and Quarters ended the 5th April. I1S43, and 5th April, 1844, showing Ihe Increase or Decrease thereof. Income for the Year ended 5ith April, 1843. as comnparedl with thaz er.did 5;h April, 1844. Customs ?? E,;cise ?? ?? . Taxes, ?? Property ?? ?? Crown Lands ?? Aliseellanetins ?? 1 ears ended 5th ...

... -n - - - -- ?? . - |Before the present tariff becamelaw wehad occasion to remark the damage that was suffered by the revenue as well as bh the con- fectioners of this country, in consequence of the admission, at a low rate of duty, of articles of confectionery manufactured in the Channel islands. The grievance then complained of was removed by the statute now in force, and the mischief on the ...

... A paper containing accounts relative to the import, export, and i consumption of corn, grain, meal, and flour, in the year 1543, end- ing the 5th of January, 1844, has been printed by order of the HoLIse of Commnons, oil the motion oF Mr. WV. Gladstone, the President of the Board of Trade. The statistical information which it contains will be found an useful addition to that already h obtained ...

... STATS OF TRADE. _. _- .- . _ . _ - - _ -, af | ?? shirtings, and some daseriptlonas of n I twills, continue in good request, and are scarce and dearer; in the I1 general cloth market, too, more business bas been done, since our G: last report. arising, apparentlyt, from a greater disposition to _ meet the buy-vers. As regards yarn wve have little that is new to note; the demand is fair-, and ...