... The usual abstracts for the year and quarter were 0 published on Wednesday morning. The gross 11 amounts for the year and quarter ending June 30, .S and 1857, are as follows:- n 1.57. 1857. Year- £70,234 779 . £7060,821 ?? increase.., £484,012 Quarter 17,548,007 ?? 17,271,763 .. Decrease.. 273,241 On the year, there, is a considerable increase un- oder every head,-except assessed taxes, on ...

... TRADE AND COMMERCE MANCHESTER, May 23. - There was nothing like animation in the market, and the purchase of only 28,000 bales of cotton at Liverpool for consumption is a true indication of the depression which characterises all branches of trade in this district. BITMINGRAINAT, May 23.-The iron trade of the South Staffordshire districts is steady at last quotations. The easier state of the ...

... MARK-LANE MARKET MONDAY. There was a good supply or wheat by land-carriage samples from Essex and Kent this morning; that of barley, beans, and peas was rather short, with limited fresh arrivals of British oats. rhe imports of foreign flour and grain have been moderate since this day se'rnight. The demaisd for English wheat was steady, at a decline of Is. to 2s. per qo. on the quotations of ...

... HOLYSHEAD, Feb. 21.-Our market to-day was small, butpretty well supplied. Prices as follows.-Beef, 6d per lb.; mutton, 6d do.; veal, Sd do.; pork, 6d do.; ham, [Id do.; bacon, 10d do. ; cheese, ?? do.; butter. 18d do.; lard, 9d do.; eggs, 9 for 6d ; po- tatoes, 12lbs for 6d; fowls, 3s per couple; dulcks, 3s do.; rabbits, Is Gd do. BALA.-(SADWVtN YNYD).-Our marketto-daywould havebeen very large ...

... RAILWAYS AN.D i S. CiSC RAILWAYS,. Ilia At the com'eencement of the week the transactions in gro English Railway Shares were confined within narrow limits; but the lowering aspect of monetary affairs, in pa' causing-a decline in the value of the Funds, led to rather wl numerous sales. This naturally initiated a downward of movement, which was afterwards accelerated by the re- me striotions ...

... WHE AT.-The trade has been very limited this week; every description of buyer appears to have acted with the greatest caution, and not from any anticipated pressure in this branch of commerce from the panic in the United States. At Mark-larne last Monday the supply from Essex and Kent was more fair than previously, and buyers were enabled to make their purchases at Is. to 2s. per qr. below the ...

... THE. MONEY MARKET After somea little delay, the proposed new- bill of the Bank of France, which empowers the increase of the capital, has made its appearance, and the arrangement with the Government is considered to be of a favourable nature. The two or three failures which have taken place in the Stock Exchange in connection with the late settlements are not for a heavy amount, but in one ...

... . ; POI1T PENRiYN, BAma'ooB.-Arrived, the 1 'P A 1 aI glarht, 51 arphy, John, J sues dellan. Owens; Sutr . price. ?? Rival Jones; Tintsac Vti~so, Owvens; Aimiral e 2a'etsoen O eis ; 7.ovely J cony, Ovwen: Ann & Sarah. Roberts, e Cloutnhane, Gitlll; llope, Leg-x; Snvvn Brothers, Wall; I rt I Pelivis, Owsens; Francis, arry Ace & Llizlth.Eva; Stacy _ zabetli. lavics; Boston, I-anratty; tl arry, ...

... MARS-.LAYE MNARKET, MONDAY, The supply of wheat by land-carriege samples from Eases and Rent this morning was short ; that of barley, beans, and peas fair, Wets :limited fresh arrivals of oats from our own coast Scotland, and Ireland There have been tolerablygaced imports of foreign wheat and barley, with a liberal Supply of foreign eats, and a fair quantity of flour. English wheat sold slowly ...

... _I ?? _ ?? -- ?? . .. .. ?? __ . .. . _ G PORT PE NRYN, BANGOr.-Arrived, the ILady ilkelvy, Hu ?? k Susan, Evans-Thos. a n AnnL, vns-.Jo)II & Josseph Richardson Jo.hnson-Mary Rey- . iolds,Ellis-Sarah,Tlhomas-.Ann &Sarali, Roberts-SirEdward Jones-William 3dwvards, Jones-Tihomas Mason, Owens-Sky Lark, Davies-James Hiarvey, 211'Calptin-Jane lughcs, Davies -Jaxe, Griffiths-Williamn Henry, Evans ...

... RAILWAYS, Althounh the variation in the Railway Share Market a has not been important, weakness and activity have been t its characteristic features, On the averaqa the decline has r not excecded t to 1 per cent., so that jndging from the occasional flatness of the funds, values may be considered firm. In the early part of the week the tendency was favourable, but the uncertainty felt in ...

... MARK-LANE M3ARKEIT. MONDAY. from e wa eaesupply 0fwhltat by land-carniage sainples prmeass an Kent this monhing' that of barleyj beans, and Theawa less ,ititl littited fresh' arrivals of British oats. Teimports of foreign grain and flour have been moderate sinee this day. sentnighlt. The denitnd for ~Englithi wheat wasa slow, at 2s. per qr. under the quotations' of last Aody h des.ndfor ...