... 01 ULb6 WUL sl - . . -. - . - . The half-yearly meeting of this company was held on Saturday, at the LondonTavern, Mr. G. P. Bidder in the chair. The report, an abstract of which appeared in our lat Zourlss, was taken as read. The CsAnLMANI, in moving the adoption of the re- port, stated that the dividend for the past year was 6a. per cent. less than for tbe year 1B57, being £3 4Y. per cent, ...

... lHJMAKETS. IrsWicr, March 8.-With a continuance of extremely fine weather spring sowing has rapidly progressed, and, in consequence, our supply of grain to-day was aain very limited. Wheat could not be bought cheaper, while we must note barley ls. per quarter dearer. Cur- reni prices to the farmer :-Wheat 38s. to 47s.*; barley 28s. to 42s.; beans and peas 40s. to 42s. per quarter. Inspector's ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, MONDAY. MITCh 14. The arrivals of Foreign grain during the past week have been rather larger than of late, and further quan- tities are expected. At this day's market there was a moderate supply of wheat from Essex and Kent, the condition better than last week; the trade, how- ever, was again excessively dull, snd sales progressed very slowly at about the rates of this ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, Momwor, Feb. 28. The arrivals of foreign grain are extremely scanty, the only exception being that a few vessels hae eome to hand with oats. At this morning's market we had another very short supply of wheat from Easex and Kent; notwithstanding this, the trade was very slow indeed, and only a portion could be got off at about the rates of this day week. In foreign also ...

... 7 risTHE BOiBAY MAIL. . I By extraordinary express, papers from Bombay were received on Monday to the 25th uli. The following is from the Bombay Standard:- ?? --The campaicn on the borders of Nepaul bts not yet made any considerable progress. It was on the 8th of February that Brigadier Horsiord. in obedience to Lord Clyde's orders, crossed the Raptee in the neighbourhood of Bankee. He ...

... MABMUTS. Ivawles, Marh 15 .- tii ay'a market we ha but a moderate supptl ograui, and vsles ?? very slowly at ?? rates f this day tviz.i Wheat 38#. to 468., barley 28#. -to 42J.; beans and 15853403. to 42.. pei qurtelr. -aspector'. Return,, March15 .-Whet 663qrs.. 4 bush. 40s. 110. ; barley l.265 qrs.1 bish., 34a.7d.; oats 30 qrs., 25; bea 10 qer., 40s. . peas 6 qr 4 bush., 38s. Od. per qr.- A: ...

... M[A1BIKEBT. esWsIcrH, March 1.-We had a small ?? of wheat and barley; inrerior qualities much neglected and some- what lower, but fine descriptions of both articles main. tain late rates. Currency as ?? 38s. to 46s.; barley 25s. to 42s.; beans and peas 40s. to 43s. per quarter. Inspector's Returns, March 1:-Wheat 637qrs. 7 bush., 40s. 4d.; barley 1,728 qrs. 5 bush., 33s. 3d. peas 24 qrs. I ...

... I MA KET frewlcw, March 22.-At this da's market ewe had a moderate supply of wheat and barley, and both arti- cles met a ready sale at a small advance upon late rates. Wheat 39b. to 47s.; barley 308. to 43a- ; beans and peas 41s. to 43s. per quarter. Inspector's Returns, March22 :-Wheat655 qes., 39s. 9Vd.; barley l,634,qrn. 3 buab., 34s. 2jd.; oats 20 qrs., ?? beaus 1 qrs., 37!. 6id.; peas 32 ...