... I O OlulIR3:ClL LIS¶0I, on T THE WEEK ENDINg MONDAY WEEK. IMPORTS. ROTTERDAM.-5 casks butter. J. Jvjilne; 25 cheeses, 1 ertwood; 46 do. W. Renzie; 49 do. J. Airth' S0 do. W. Shepherd- So do. J. Fraser, jun.; 50 do. N. Coutts; 50 do. 3. Christie; . do. J1. Fras-r & C o.; 74 do. Angus Fraser; 02 do. IV. Walker; 125 do. A. Cumming; 14* do J.a WBiet14 do. J. and W. Bismet 190 do. G. Barclay; 203 ...

... NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY NY The half-yearly general meeting of the shareholders of this company was held on Thursday in the Saloon of Gibb’s Royal Hotel, and was numerously attended—John Learmonth, Esq. of Dean, the chairman of the company, presiding. The advertisement calling the meeting having been read, register of sharcholders. the seal of the company was ordered to be affixed to the The ...

... be LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. Friday, Tico o'clock, Mrarch 9. np The trade since Tuesday has becn without life, but, in the ter little business reported, former prices have been paid. Tbe me shipments to Ireland consist of 379 quarters Wheat, 7.1I ilt quarters Indian Corn, 676 barrels of Corn Meal, 364 sacks and 1407 barrels o' Flour-11,771 barrels of Flour have arrived from rn America, and I ...

... PRODUCE. - MINCINa-LArN, MARCHE 7.-There has not been a pabie sale to-day of oEsuar, but a very large rirsount of basi-osr has been dune by private contract in all desoriotions, at im. provet prices. Tue news received from Cub a, via America, that the crop in Gf'rvannah wvals a short one, and much less than usual would be -hiperd to Et eopo this Ecrsan, has stimulated buyers to-day, and in ...

... 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 ...

... PRICE OF COAL IN LUON DON lIARKET, PER ToN ?? NEWCASTLE. March 2 , 7 March 2 2 Charlotte main-. 7~ - e afed- ~ ] ilheilstleyl~r - 14e6 w Taestido -- __ C D oestrn. D O Siginal - . CeleYe;and coe-. _, ?? __Do ?? 6 Dea 1'rn~srsel3 ?? lilowueGas..13 O..13 ?? o. Dast NoPrcy . .12 I. -.12 0-12 v l Pri -- D°lison low ?? - l5 s . . .13 3. .13 3 Hartley =orr. -. .1 .- Wesot 1L = do. Do Hsligs .~ . .~ ...

... R1AIL WA Y SHARESS. THURSDAY, MARtCiI S. Those lines only are quoted in which businetis has been, done this day, or for yrhich closing prices; can be given. Railways. Paid. Closing P'rices, Buininsas Dgnq, ?? 50 38 20 Do. l'reference ?? %Pr pm% ?? Birsofinglialfn and OxfordI junectmon,cailoslulypaid, or with a guarantee20 25%/ 26%~ Do.,withieutaguarautcee 20 24 % 25% B~irieing., Wol,, ...

... Iarfrhetm. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. a FRIDAY, MARtCH 9. Notwitbistaudlng the quantity of English Wheat receelved up 2 to our market Co~aiwiss, during the present week, has been2 only 1400 quarters, and the receipts by land carriage equally small, the demand for that description of Grain this morning P was in a very depressed state. In souse instances the quotations t( were almost nominal, atid, ...

... Front the LONDON GAZETTE.-Tuesday, Marclh 13. I - BANKRUPTS. .EDWvAri Lewvis BLACIDAM4, Lombard-street, City, tailor, to surrender 0 March 20 at 11, & April 24 at 12, at BOasinghiall-st. Solo., Wright & Bonner, London-st., Fenchurch-st.; off. sassig., Stansfeldl, Basing. hall-st. JanNt CAwrclut, Oklcehmpton, Devonshire, innkeeper, March 23 at 1, ?? 11, ?? Ut. Sole., Messrs. Baxters, Liecoln's ...

... I REPVIEW OF THE BRtTISH AND FOREIGN CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEH. (.Frnbthe Mlark l.ae Express of MondalY.) k The very heavy rain which fell in the early part of the weeat t c.au-sed fiel;i ?? to be suspended ; but the high wind since ex- a perienced has already in a great measure dried the surface of the tl soil, aid there is reason to expect that the sowing of spring corn = will be ...

... -- --w MM% CORN. o -FRIDAY March 2.-There is a good arrival of foreign ad wheat this week, which would bave been larger but for the ?? cotaywns'hich bays prevailed. In the trade there ct'has been no activity. to-day, n ha tie r gi i favour of the buyers; to make any considerable ?? eo' in eales lower prices w~ould hayveresulted. Flonr conijrue4 he to be neglected, and prices nearly nominal. ...

... Lit e MEETING AT ST. PANCRAS. Yesterday afternoon a meeting was held in the vestry-room of this parish for the purpose of taking into con- . sideration the present movement in favour of financial and c organic reform as proposed by Mr. Huume and Mr. Cobden.- Mr, Healy, churchwarden, in the chair, supported by Lord k- Dudley Stuart, M.P., and several of the mere infiuential ts ratepayers of the ...