... AGRICULT URE. IREVIEW OF THE BRITISH AKD) ToREZON CORN TRADE DUtItNG THE PAST WEEK. (From ihehlarl; Lane Expressof lf(ndgtit.2 And. thnuaiti Tno material variation occurred1 in prices, the tendencyv hjtas been upwardso, more particularly at the markets in the agri- cultural districts The prima-ry ciau'en-f the slight improvement w hichi has ?? place has u~questionably boon the belief Chat the ...

... SHIP N\MIs. ill I. A I_ r a. Arrived in thie CIlde. on Satiirday, thle b D oiioan, if Giectinock. from litnmera' a -IaIedrihlloa (1I3) with a cargo of nioloiscos for. Grepucitr; 1i5iir b e oofront S.W, to N.XV. Thj at oetn! 5r comenedto oa Soke ?? dtene' ci corTedav. the Lrts from d.ingao pre r, i ld i ot .1 lne : ohcir tS. lalla ue 4th, and sailed On thle a Il Septiembper' The horea5 tit35a ...

... | - -.s.r V--, l'rw~ ~orrll 13 Li4CELt'tUL Ol~tiltON ANIL COLONIAL t'itkIUCE MARKETS Wroirr ?? FPaiAy. llocc.srrltra 14. All descriptions of raw sagars hove heen in berter requoot. end on n r. nn ?? of 6d per cwt. has been realized. whilst. in other sorts there is no change in vslue : the anles camlarice 1400 birds. n.r., soeo hgs iBengal. fSB0 maits Mauritiu. Cold I at S7s 3d, and 700 bags ...

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... MOXXLAND RAILWAYS COMPANY. e On Wednedayl1 tel,, secon d generli ?? ?? of the, shre- h holders of this Cmaywshelin hiopn' ofice l- ochanan Street-Alex. S. Finlay', Esq- chairman of the directors, occupied the chair. Mr. KNIGHT, the Secretary, readl the advertisement calling the -meeting. a-ad then read the hait'-yearly report of the directors to the shareholders, from which we make the ...

... SIIP NEWS. I- . . . n- Arrived in the Clyde, on Friday, the Mary and Ann (262),Col- in, ville, frwm Demerara, sailed5th Nov., with a cargo of sugar and molasses, for Greenock. Left loading, the Laurel, Lyra, and on Rowley-the Lyra to sail in four days, the Laureo in three weeks. ay On the 9th uleimno, spoke the Roger Stewart, bound to Liver- *e- pool. Arrived the same day, the Brooksby (5505), ...

... M ARKETS. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 12. There was very little Englibh wrheatfrerh up bty land csrriacesamnptes from the near coUnties, and the condition ori most was inferior to that of Inst weel. The sale was slow. at a dscline of Is to '2s per qr. Pi Fe choice Dantzic or Reostock wheat could not bie purchased] on better terms; . but all secondary and inferior deicriptions offoreigri wvheat ...

... LIVERPOOL FOREIGN ANI) COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKETS Foit Wrur %Vegw FlInOvr; FRtiMAY. FErRRaoRY 9. Sugar: There has been a good odemtand, but we cannot notice any material alteration iii prices; tite sales consist of5 7ll hlis British pIan. tation 4C0l blig. Kh rr at 3 s to 3ls, alid 2Ou bags Madrilas. at 2s f,,r low brown to l3s fd percwt. frr low white: the inquiry frr forigo still contrintes ...

... ENGLISH BANKRUPrs. nornhill chenimk City. T. White, CorrnbiI. chemaist. City. al E. Wooltouse, Windsor, timber dealer. WV. Towns, Kingston, Surrey, firmer. J. Fox. North-street, Belhrnal-green, timber imerbhant. C. F. Elleriuson and Co., St. Martin --lane. Westmister, merchants. J. Winile, 4Westbury-upOII- Trym. Gloucestershire,licensedvictualler. J Nen hold, Dudley, U orceoterlhire, ...

... H A I ? 1) 1 N Wl't i N IC 0 RN N1 A It K ?? 51 A P CE 9. -- - - - - I I -- ?? - - - - I - I ? . ? I - - - -- - or, IThere 'was a smaller supply of all hinds of grain in this day's craen. Si les were rather dull. Wvheat, top 6-, and average Is tid d&- itli wr iglht of top per 4 bushels, teast tul~js, Series top Es id dearntz Itur art rage 29 9d up; weight of top per 4 bushels I 1stl11bs. lists ...

... (Fronm the Times.) The Revenue returns continue to indicate an increase in the trade and general expenditure of the country. It is sufficient to say that they entirely confirmt the anricipa- tious on which our present financial arrangements are I founded, and prove that we have not gone beyond our depth in the surrender and mitigation of taxes. The document, of course, requires some degree of ...

... The ?? nmavybederived from the general table of the commerce of France in the vear 1848, just published by the Custom House administration. They shlow how dearlv the working classes have to pav for the lnxurj of revolutions and the enjoyment of revolutionary gtvernzment. How many privations, bow much distress of all sorts, dn these long columns of figures reveal? The general commerce of France ...