... R .. z~air ?? q isingi prcice,' na ~P¶~i coniderableextent of sp p~on, kee ubusie, ~~ I &oun Th~~s~t~ of thacj ?? 1h~~M4 ~M V sudei~~fid 24e~ 3O 1~ J ud'O .Sool %f~s . NO~IBii A' ieh 1 6 Th b~ii.shcF ?? W.18 Will ShPpled with fi Reihwenit ?? of. France. !.VY was 7s. 6di:PW$s uid: uent-s wpaxifs 9and Stras- It axnd Ns.t6s1 ?? Luxibdrg o. d.; Sambrs .a ar )Me se;5: 4 'T ?? .. ~ - y . . r i ...

... !O:. : M A : 1 i . M R VC0l1MBRUGIvALII.4.9~D MAR. CB'TS. PRODUCE. MARKET., I MNCv;G-LA&NE, MAILCH 13. $taGAIL-The onlyv publicesales to,,day consisteilof 5,700 hhds. only of West India sold by, prirete coutract. Refined: The- markiet for low q ?? is very anll at rather lower 1islcs; fine steady grooery lumps, 48s., to 30s.'ttd: Copp'EL-rhbere hss not beeb a public sale to-day. By private con. ...

... riThA R.@ M6Wk.'k. kB. I Consols, in which alone there r dealings in the it English stock market to-day, wef dnIf, altainugh better thr Satur4day. They were quoted as high as ho 9!%4 to, .k ffr delivery, but closed 98k ?? ?? Lg- 9f061 for the peount., The ?? ly a ei; '--Consols'; FB ' ?? diftfor, b.aountf 961,. on Tfheunftinded securities -were-aslittledealt in'as n- English to ks. Exehequi ...

... afloat for any lengthened cruise beyond tbe waters of the Isle of Wight before the beginning of next June. The Royal yacht Victoria and Albert is in the hands of the dock-yard men at Portsmouth; and, judging from present estimates and appearances, she will not be ready to receive the Queen before the end of May.—United Service Gazette. We regret to learn that the Hon. Miss Cavendish, Maid of ...

... THE CORN TRADE.-[During the past week.] (From the Jfark-Law e Erzn'ess.) The protracted uncertainty as to the result of the Ministerial crisis has had more or less influence on business. All kinds of rurnourshave been circulated during the week; but by the explanations given in the House OD Friday night, it appears,, that matters remain, in much the same position as on 'this day se'nnight: ...

... M()AL Y AI.5L l. l -i ND CI TY NE' ?? RAT U.)AY.i EXPORTC, OF Spl;cm.-Tlho oflicial statement of the exports of the preciouS etals fromt the Port of londou during thc wvok. ending Thursday last, the 27th of February, is as follows Silver Coin to B('tgiui ?? 49,800 oz Bars ti ldadras anld Calcutta ?? 29,000 ,, Total ?? ?? 8,800 oz. FI(GLrSII FUNDS.-The explanations given in both Houses of ...

... RAIL WA Y HASRES. SATURDAY, I~ARncI 29. sbe T'hose lines only ar qoted vinwich business asbee done this day, or I-or which closing prices can be given. ORDINARY SHARIES AND STOCKiS. Railways. Paid, Closing Prices. Business Dons. ?? 16 16½ 16%1,5 1 t A m., N ot., 5s,&E. 8½ % BY, 2 dis 8% Birni,, Wol,, & Stssr' Val. 13148. 10`4 1 1 Y Bristol and Exeter ?? 8t 03 82 ?? 5i 14 14 y 14V, 14 Y4 ...

... SIlIP NEWS. Arrived in the Clyde on Wednesday, the brig Tried, BIlllocb, from Alexandria; sailed 25th January. LeItthie bark WVolfvilre, of Ardros- san, loading for Clyde. Spoke in lat. 41 3it N, long. 12320 W, the ship Duke of Lancaster, bound to Caleutta. Arrived in the Clydv lcsame dav, thu lolera Muir, Stobo, from Bom- bay; sailed 8th Dcember. Oil the 2Sth Februarv, ln lat. 14 fA N, long. ...

... iviaraclo, &C. CORN. MAREx LANE, Marci 10.-The quantity of wheat offering from the neighbouring counties was very small to day, and it was taken by the millers at fully last Monday's prices: With foreign wheat we were pretty well supplied, there was, however, altogether more disposition to buy at late 3 quotations. Floating cargoes of foreign wheat were held at higher prices. Flour in better ...

... MONEY AND SHARE MARKET. CLOSING PRICES, TUESDAY, MARCH 18TH. (By Electric Telegraph.) Funds: Consols for Account, 901, i; ditto, Money, 96j, 2; Exchequer Bills, 53, 6 p.m.; Mexicans, 331, [. Shares: London Stock, 130J, 14; ditto, Quarters, S4, 6; Midland Stock, 65, i; ditto, Halves, 13, 12,; North Stafford- shire, 6, 534; South-Eastern, 27J, 4; Caledonians, 153, 4; ditto, Preference, 13a,; ...

... (Fromt the London Gazelte, of Tuesday, Mioareh 18.) it BANl;RUPTS. it WATSON, Henry, and Johin George Finch, late of Piolico and tl y Sittingbourni, cocnent-niianulactutrers, to surrender Aiyi l 1, Aay 2, at twelvc, at the Banokrupts' Court solicitors, Messro. Pocock and Poole, Bartholonsew-cloc officlil as- c signCC, 1r. Graham. GRAHAM, Joseph, late of Notting-hill-sqnlaic, Nottl9g-loill, m h ...

... (From the Manchester Guardian.) IANc~sxareBEs-Although some few of the letters re- ceived by the Canada represent the cotton crop as sure to reach 2,400,000 to 2,500,000 hales, yet the advices at largehave'at once strengthened and rendered more gene- ral the opinion that the supply must prove a short one. The consequence is art increase of business, and an up- ward tendency in prices at ...