... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... MAR. K ETS. LONDON CORN EXfCEAMLE lEH;RARt4R T f2. The supply of Engclish wvheat At nlarket by' land-carringe sarnple, froln the near eounties wos sansll: neverbstelcs, a reduction of IS 10 s upon last AIlvnday-s ?? jj to be sublitteed to before a clearance could be effected; a ?? redo LiOn rnma.t be noted upon foreign. Barlev Iwas a sowo sale but crO 1n be quoted l owe r Oa sleu:antaind ...

... 1\4 Liverpool, Feb. 1.-Ltne, Stone, from Port Talbot for this port, at Milford, with cargo shifted and pumps broken, and is discharging. Hampden, for Mobile, and Fairfield, for Alex- andria, 5., which left this port this morning, ran on shore off Crosby point during thick weather. Both vessels were towed A oft, and the Hampden procceded to sea, but the other vessel re- turned to port again, ...

... SCOTCH BANKRUPTb. Ef!Nr-/zkizgt! Gaze Or _ ?? r ?? .. f From thle Ef'eterzr- it o ' Fsr'cs TeJ Feb. 2. J -~ .EO1CE. Gazette O., Fri,1 e|Feh. 12. Ja H P£.~ RC E. 3dealer in railriav sha re andrs d'rl burgh. Creditors to meet Wibhin the Royal Exichm e C ' ?? l191th Fcbruru and 21-t 3larcha two &,'o k Feb. 13. WeVnLi.x Gina, sometime coo master io Gal n- - and spirit dealer there. Creditors to ...

... GL kSGOW SUGAR MARKET, FPE3RUARY 3. F-. T-rai;x ..-A AA- C.b -- A. a. ._ -1 ?? .s-:Es5A. 1' i55LLAEI . For West India mnuscovado sugars there has been a moderate demand this week; the sales amount to 330 bhlis. and tes. and 333 bris., at very full prices: brown Jam5aaicss sold at 37s fid, 'tiddaling and good niddling 33s 6cd to 4i19 6d, brown Deemeraras 3Ts Gd, middling rand good riddling S38s ...

... b, flrha the EdZnbuwu&zh Gzettp of ubsttday, February 20._9 Feb. 16. Mrs. MRGARErT HErVascraT SOVMMERVILLP or Jolassrosas. Iodging-hnise keeper. West RCegnt-streel, Glasgow, Creditors to neet W7 Within the Black Bull Inn, Glasgow, 26th February and ltth Mla-rch, at 'Li two o'clock. ye Feb. 17. Jonr CActranrr, prinler in Dliangwall. CredTtors to meet a within the Caledowlan Hotel, Dingwall, 1ot ...

... LIVERPOOL SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE, PEB. 17. 11. (Is'tn or- Tf ?? -- Saloon teen nlr - .S ; --l 'S ntoi_ n The Countess of Lonsdale (steam tug) took fire this morning in the river. hut it was sabdued without doing much injure. She subsequently proceeded to the Cookson, which was wrecked on Wednesday. ARoIVArta. Emma from Bayonne-La Bertha from Nantes-Fast London fronm Honduras-St. Liurece from ...

... MA4. ?? ?? ?? We make the following extracts from the Monthly Circular of Mecsrs. W. Connal & Co. of this city, dated Glasgow, 31St Jan., 1 1849 :_ Siace the year opened, our Sugar Market has graduallv and C steadily improved by 29. 6d. to 3S. on brown and middling v, qualities, and Is. to 2s. on the better descriptions, showing an advance wjchin the last two months of fully 4s. on the former. ...

... SI ARE MARKET, FEBRUARY 20. (The quotations give the actual prices without reference to premiumn te discsunt.) c Birmingham. Wolver., and Stour I Indn and North Western laS c Valley, 15 ex int Landau and North Western Quar. I Caledoailu, 531, tars New, i3 tt Do Preferflre. 11 Leondon and South 'VWestern 3i11i Chesterand Uolyhead, ?? Londion and South Western New Dublin and Belfstjsnction, flia ...

... IAlAREETS. en LONDON: CORN EXCHANGE, FEi8RUART 19. it We had a very euail show of rls eit cer iand rtmapie from Esse.x and hs Kent this iorings hut the co ditioe iionriszllg bad it *sas taken off s very stely, and the trade for bath Esglib and ior ign closed dull eta h,decline in prices of Is per qr. pn fie, and is to 2s upon ordinary wS iheat M~alcing barle y was eke ?? beoper. and grirrdirg ...

... SY.MPTOMS OF REVIVING COMMERCE. - IoL_ ea__ IL PC T (From the Times.) of .e Lord Stanley denies what appears to us the most un- tic deniable sentence in the address from the Throne. Her an Is Majesty said, I have great satisfaction in stating that commerce is reviving from those shocks which at the A commencement of last session I had to deplore. The il l. condition of the manufacturing ...