... F,YU LL S.HA R E SHARES TflenAy, Pebrary 27, '85* 5 3~ c NAME OF RAILWAY. CLOSty0 PRIlcS 50 50 Aberdeen.. 1£ la 20 1s Birmaingleam, Wolverhampton, and Dudley 65- w 25 2,5 Boltn,Clthroe,&W.Yorkshirc 5g.. o . ex di,. (late Darivene 25 25 Do.lateCitteroe,&N.Westrn 51-. O 25 25 Do. Do.dpercentrpreferenice tIS1 Stk 59 Caledonia.. . ?? I_ l 0 10 Ditto pref.7 eend 6 per cent. Ssa.. 50 50 Chester and ...

... )n T. S. DuNcomBsE , Esq., M.P., President. t i]e Establisied 1845. t of is ly eFIAT JUSTITIA.' 1 If it were possible for the working classes, by com. v n, bining among themEelves, to raise, or k-cp up the general is re rate of wages, it sned hardly be said that this would be a c ho thing not to be punished, but to be welcomed and rejoiced Itst~ffi 6T'llART MlILL.a Cy The progress of the ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DUn THE PASTfWEEK. G I _ tlrom, Bell'Js WIek1y Zessenger.) WHsEsT.-The supply at last Monday s rarket a very moderate one, as well from Essex as from XVt and a considerable portion of it was still in poor cata dition. The driest samples met a fair demand ror rates of the previous week; and although oth at ae were taken slowly, there was no quotable variat1 r their ...

... apallatral alliu 0011111urcial i! I I CORN MARKETS. HU14L, TUESDAY, FEB. 18. The imports of all articles daring the week have been on a moderate scale, but more than equal to oar very limited demand. Every branch of the trade remains most inanimate, and the weather mild and open. Our farmers brought a very fair supply of wheat to this day's market ; even best runs were bought on somewhat ...

... ,iTHIE CLOTHING MANUFACTUR WOOL. THE WOOL TRADE.-London, 2nursdayu.-The imrQ515 wool into London during the week ending to-day were 2 01 of which 921 bales were from Odessa, G8S from spain France, 30 from the Cape of Good Hope, n ile rest i many, drc. ?? The public sales commenced this afternoon, to a ftll allend, Thvt quantity of colornial declared is aa follows :-lI6M0 blst, S d e- 1,000 ...

... I nticultural and fltgrlfal .1larkets. I COR~NMAK S HULL, TUoScDAW, FEB. 4, The weather lias been unseasonably mild, Wt en flional rain, until last evening, when a severe froth seta in ad stll cntines. It is to be hoped that this will have asnie beneficial effect on the trade, which has been lamentably dull of late. Oar farmers brought a fair supply of wheat to market this day ; the condition ...

... ftPPtR9 IlIttl(WRIIEV. I I P O R T ( F H U L L. FOREIGN ARRIVED. Feb. 6-Jupiter (s), Blakestone, from Rotterdam. Nitbs. dale, Knight, frorm Alexandria. St. Jaqufp Merlin, from Gravelines. 7-Argo, Jackson, from Riga. Gazelle (s), Main, from Antwerp. Emerald Isle (s), Sawyer, from Rot. terdam. Ida Nicoline Frederike, Petersen, from Nykiobing. Produce, Simpson, from Pillaa. 8-Jane Sawyer, Amery, ...

... I Dtlppft nte a enI. e l R O R T O F H U L L. FOREIGN ARRIVED. Jan. SO-Rebeckah, Stevens, from Riga. Rob Roy (a), 0 Knowles, from Antwerp. Courier (s), Tiernan, from Mulle- O up. Avauce, Nismen, from Neustadt. 31-Gazelle (s), O 'tain, from Antwerp. Gloria, Stehr, from Nordenchleuse. 0 Csomaly, Bain, from Bandholm. 29_Venus, Stahnke, from Memel. Otto, Lange, from Mullerup. 31-Hamburg (8), 0 ...

... WOOL. TieR WOOL TRAD.- London, 7'kursday. The import, wont into London during the week ending to-dan lines beet D. bales. Of IBerdianaki there were 360 bales, Turlkey lb5 Toagsco I- 530, Italian 115, German 1010, and B~elgian 10 hales, The puts noles are going en bruishly, and the descriptions brooghts torwes where eligible, sennu to be fairly competed for. Many ntt rar sin in3 fidence in ...

... - - - ?? I I- ?? . -, 11- v RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETU 6Ns, X Aallr 1,K TT-lT.9 TlA [i. VFA t t Hidu -TI WEE~K THIlS IALF-YE'AU A. RECEIPTS.I the i ?? ~ ~~Total Same ti - RAILWAYS ?? Last r his tinie Iweek 5ear ityear i lastyr the Aberdeen ?? J 1145 665 27673 2fri BtfIelfast&B~allymnena' 473 ' 41 p Birklid Lan & Chei tr 1053 7211 5 246 .3717, I:,.n REN, lOton. F4kC.'&jjY 637 420 *2546 hloiD P57: ~ ...

... f«arute!, Mo CORN. MAai-tAwE, Wednesday, January 29.-We had a very short supply of wheat to-day from Essex and Kent, and the best dry samples met a ready sale to the millers at fally last Monday's prices, bat damp and inferior qualities wera difficult to dispose of on almost any terms. Good dry foreign wheats sold rather more freely, and we had a better sale for French flour, at Is per sack ...

... En a rv.. -. ar ZSP Pail tea T. S. DUNCOMBE, EEsl MP., President. t~er ing Esule 1345. ots FIAv ,7U5TITIA. °iodn ' If it were possible for the working classes by corn. d biniuig among themselves, to raise, or keep up t e general ed, ?? of wages, it need hardly be said that this would be a the thing not to be punished, but to be welcomed ant rejoiced 3 to at. STOAUT MIiLL. Lion in The ...