... RAIL WVA Y SHIARES. THURSDAY, FFBIsUARY 13. Those lines snily are qunoted its which business has berin done this days, or for which closing prices can be riven. Railways. FsiR Closim Pmcs. Business Done. Abeordeen ?? 13%/ 14 13 ~% %7A( FDo. Prefertue ?? 5 6 S 1 ( ds kiAn,, Not., Pos. & E. J. 8j 55' 5% dib 3 %V Berks aid Holant Ex. (G.I 1W'rt.. perp'. 8 p. Cent.)'6 4 3 pmt Birrnilghaii and ...

... H THEl MONEY MARKET. CITY, THIS IDAY, THREE O'CLOCK. Consols for Monley, 96;. Consols for Account, 6J- J. SPA IN. .MA1>R1I, FrB. 13. [rROM OUR OWN CORtRESPONDENT.] The debate, to which General Ortega's interpellation gave rise yesterday, was continuem till six p.m., and then adjourned till to-day, Senor Olivan remaining in possession of the house. The speech of the Count of San Luis, wshile ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRA.DE. (From the .1(tliw-lan.e ELpress.) Y The division on Mir. Disraeli's motion on Tuesday S r proves that public opinion has undergone a decided change since last the question of agricultural distress was before the house; and there are now grounds to hope a that the position of our farmers wvill be considered, and e measures be introluced before the close of the session ...

... )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 ...

... XONXY AND COMMIEC!. CITY, SATURDAY EvEissn. | Political affairs have heet the. monetary and coraeer- cial markets in rather an unsettled condition, and thet financial statement of the Chancellor of the Exchequer not bsving proved in ac- ordance with popular views, the funds have declined over 4 per cent Silver being in increased demand for Holland and India, and gold having been shipped to ...

... 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 ...

... SALFORD CATTLE MARKET.-YesUerday. There was a smaller show of beasts of a good quality; they met with rather a better trade, and were nearly al sold. E Sheep sold well also, without any variation in price. Beef, 4d. to 4id.; mutton, 5d. to 6i per lb. Beasts, 1,486; sheep, 4,360. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET._Yesterday. There was a fair supply of wheat, and quotations were lower, with small business ...

... 33autrupto. Gazette.-Friday, Feb. I-, 1351. BRIGHOUSE Thomas, Liverpool, Lancashire, coniratt lit owner, and licensed victualler; Feb 25, March DCoft Bankruptcy,Liverpool, Sol.R.PatersonLivelOpool. nt edn6joF HUNT Henry, Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant sld 0oissioll agent; Feb 26, April 2, Court of BankraptcY, Eu1l. SOalWell5 and Co. Hull. DatedJan 27. d ler r MANNING Joseph, Birminighanm, ...

... CORNEGCHANQE, Monday, Feb. 17. We had rather sharp frost last night, and this morning the atmosphere is dry, which had some little influence on the conl- dition of the Wheat, the samples being in better order than last week ; the trade wvas, nevertheless, devoid of animation,- and, with a small show from Essex and Kent, and scarcely any from smore remote counties, some difficulty was ...

... I GiLONIAL, MARKETS. (From the London New Price Current, Jan. 28.) SuaAu.-There was a steady business transactedina the West-India sugar-market, and in all cases the rates accepted were equal to thoso ofifrida.- IEFInED.-There was laarge business concluded in reflned ?? by home dealors, and better rates were obtained brownilumps selng at 49s. od. to 503. There is a firm market for crushed ...

... A meeting of the County Prison Board was held on Thurs- day in the Board Room, George Street-Mr Sheriff Gordon in the Chair. ESTIMATES AND COST OF THE EDINBURGH PRISON. Mr MuRRAY, the clerk, reported the decision in the Court s of Session in the case of M'Gibbon v. The CountyPrison Board 6 (which we announced about a fortnight ago.) Mr JA3MES Grusox Tuomsoxe thought the proper course for the ...