... %inCtlurttitutaI X.rrb QXOnnctteaI Wtarftrts. HUL -uSA.- WI BULL. T~aBDAY, FaBB. 20. mun (.Ertvacfee from TaYlor ameS Br'igfc'a Circultar.) see We Ihave had,, on. ?? a er natvetad during the past week, wijth 'the selling.. prices of all ar-- tht tiles~ bel iw last weekl's currency. Teuuulml-B ness of the weather, and re~opening, of the navigation Be between this and the neat porlto, .jst0q a ...

... 3Liberpoot *fTare fKaritet, I iy L. b8 ,as Las .es isa L. [ass Lass Inss las lass fas las fas Ix' las ba las las aas AD' i*.. 1*.. ma. n.. an.. 5. 1 Three o'clock, Mfonday', February 19, 1849. The share market since our last has not offare an ali 5I feature for remark. The dividendson all the railways in which Hudson is concerned are to be reduced this half year. This circumstance Is ...

... DUBLIN TRADE R.EPORT. | , -_ 7AX7R.' -1 A. A Is Wectnetsrt Jtvscensng. B. P. SUGAR-Theo markets wontine exceedingly firm, and stiffer prices are generally required by holdets ahd ?? the present dininishod stock, prices must proceed mitch higher. Sales have been made in low cotfraohotb middling browns at 89s. to 40s.; fair to good grocery, 42s. to 44s. ; coloury, 45s. - IAURITIUS-The sales have ...

... PRODUCE.-MiNciND._LNE, FEB. 20.-The large sugar sale-, amounting to 350 Ihbds. West India, 10,500 bogs Mauritius, 6,500 bags Blengal, and 5,500 bags Madras, hare gone off wellmv re-j garde the tlemasd, as four. fifties of the quantity found buyers; but, except for refining qualities, the full prices or last week were not quite supported, yet we do tot quote any general reduction in prices. ...

... rHE DUTY ON TEA. Having rend in the Daily .Netets various appeals from its correspondents, with the opinions of that distin- guislied Journal thereon, respecting the pressure on the poorer rlas'es by the duty on tea as at; present levied, I beg to offer the following observations on that subject. A late statement from Liverpool respecting the tea trade is as follows: Cost of 1 lb. of ?? 02. ...

... SHIPPING IATTELLIGENC-E, (From oair Coarsospondents, tie Iiiiplsis OGoette, and Idoa; s List.,) is MAILS. Celln. DUE. t itkDE it. DE o ilanonung . ?? J 'india% L. SouCtaenp' 0 Mexi~cbo n'd Mcn o Hollaned. 0 Dto, ?? nab cb,'2 O Flanders .1 MartIi,..6 0 WastC Lndia..Feb.'22 o i i-on Fe,501 andhi- 0 Brazil ?? I S yda. NOSW. r±e fix ?? cOM, FeboItaste, Olectijlitsgtots Feltist, Antbicic ...

... HANkRUPTS. From tbe LON'DON GAZEri'S of FRIDAY, Fan. 9. James Burnham, Edgwaro-road, silk mercor. Joseph Robert Nicholls, Oxford-street, tavern keeper. John llale, jnl., Woodnewton, Northamptonshiire, baker. William Johnson, WVest Drayton, farmer. Ann Vernon, Ashton-in-7Mackerfield, Lancashire, oho oper. Robert Owen, Manchester, tailor and draper. Edward Gilrnour Solf, Dorchester, ironmonger. ...

... 33elfazt Prieto Currolt. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22. II 7eat, per calt .9. d. s. lr New ..8 6 I0 6 Old 10 0-12 0 Barley .5 ° - a9 Bran ?? 4 6- 5 6 Oats ?? 5 0- 6 3 Oatmeal ?? 9 9-10 6 Flour, per brl American 27 V 6 -28 6 Irish, per cawt Superfine 18 0 - 0 0 A I N. Rlour, per ciwl s. 4. s. d. Bakers' lst 15 6 -16 0 ?? 2nd115 0-0 0 3rd14 0-0 0 ?? 4thl10 0-0 0 Indian C Afoal White per ton X8 ...

... SOUTRcAMPTUN MARKET ( ?? day's mar- ket Nvas fully attended, and Wheat declinod Is. per quarter ; bat other Grain remained stationary at formunzr prices. Wheat sold at from 35s. to o3s. per qr.: Barley, 24s. to 3s.,: Oats, 175. to -4s.; Bea Iis, 29s. to 44s. Flour, S7s. to 38s. peer sack. SA.xLISBURY ?? ?? of Grain aret as follows :-Wlieat, 4Os. Od. to 52s. Od. per qr. , Oats, 16s. Od. to 23s. ...

... 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 ...

... 1R l IL 1 1A Y ,$/HAII AkS. - -1 ?? I iw ttr.i;. iw i .)Il~jehi Idents thiS titit, tsr tosi tt. r cit-i11 ;ri'is' 'lit t' . i I ,ittt I't; ?? ttt i ntl' III - Ir( caotil tiiis LA 1'd ,T wo cowtlt .iu . ?? jjt, am ?? ~tmrti ir ' I ?? . ?? QIo siii2) ?? It.( 4 l ..t.i ?? ..ot u ?? 4 4 ia'tt t~ja ' 1 ,2L1 all iot II., ?? ?? N-e c i ?? r ?? 1 ilt lit' N xt. icr t N C ',I II J), 1. . 2 ' it ...

... luadet ltpoto~t. ?? LONDON HOP MARKET, Monday, February 19.-Considering dii the large quantity of low hops of last year's growth, it need not excite surprise that the better sorts should have gradually in- o, creased in price, for the actualquantityof what may be considered n merchantable cannot be estimated at more than about 150,000; nitherefore the effect is similar to what would have ...