... I I (From Bell's Weekly Meesenger.) WIIAT.-The trade for this article has at last taken a turn; the Supply at Mskrk-lano from Essex and Kent on Monday was moderate; coming forward In better condition, It met an im- proved demand, at Is per qr advance on all choice qualities which sold more readily than for' many weeks past, while secondary descriptioni were taken off steadily- although no ...

... ~~ - ~ -o-liX-ll -wertat -fi tX CORN MARKETS. HULL, AueUSr 216. FErom Thomas Bennay agon Co.'s Circuslar.J Arrivals of wheat are moderate, about half from Dantzic and A remainder froni Montreal; the barley is chiefly from Denmark, oats from: Sweden, and of other grain tha supply is trifling. The weather, with the exception of a few showers, has been favourable for harvest work; a good deal of ...

... | SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS. (FROM OUR OWN CORR SPONDENT.) LoNDoN, Wednesday. Evening. Withlout there beinrg any real abatementi'of politi- cal anxiety there has beeu more apparent'satisfaction on the surface. This is owing to a partial improve- ment in Paris, but the private letters from that capi- tal describe a strongly increasing feeling in favour of Poland, which may influence French ...

... GOOM, Feb. 24.-Arrived-Verbena, with barlcy, iromn Lynn; Hope, wheat and oats, Wisbeach ; Thomas, wheat, beans, and barley, Lowestoft; Margaret, sanal, Lynn; Eagle ?? goods, Rotterdana Colletis ?? gooal, Dalkinlrk, Sailed-Prosperity, wcith coal, for Poole; Ellen, C03l, Woodbridge;* Sarahl Ann, coal, Thoruhana; *Active, coal, London * Bounty of i'rovidenee, coal, London; Cammneaco, stone, ...

... SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS. (FiRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) LONDON, Wednesday Evening. The debate on the commercial treatywith Italy, and especially the statements of Mr. Forstcr, the Member for Bradford, showing how- such matters are managed by the Foreign Office, have attracted a good deal of notice. Before this debate few persons had any con- ception of the loose way in which this sort of ...

... | THE COTTON MANUFACTURING ! ~~DISTRlaCTS. [FRoM oUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.] ISALFORD, Wednesday. On Monday, the Times gave us one of those leaders for which it is at times Bo remarkable. Relyine on statements which are, at the least erroneous, it deduced many conclusions which are certainly not warranted by facts. Not a few of the assertions relied on by the writer of the Times article were ...

... MONEY MARKET ?? \ . \ 1 SHARE AND PRODUCE M4.RKF (FROK our. OWN CoaasrnD.I')f.)f - LONDOX, MindayEveulng> Notwithstanding the generally favonrableprospects of the Money Market, neither stocks nor shares re- spond any further than to maintain a 'moideratc ae¢'ree of steadiness. . T6ere aretappi'eheisiohs of diplomatic difficulties from the alleged raising of the blockade of Charleston; and it ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, TGxday, Feb. 10. BANWKRIPTS. by ~~~BANKRUPTS. - Nr Iotice of Adjudications and First Meeting of Cre~litcr pral ~~~To Sosrratendrat the Banks-upte' Court, Loridoa. oa W. Reed, Sonthgate, grocer. Feb, 24, at 2. o, U. Wackrill, Batterieea-rise, farm bailiff, F'eb,.U at 2. %nd J.:Maciers, Grange-terrace, Bermnondsey. taU6dlFeb. 24, at l. To J. Rone, Busboy, merhanical engineer. Feb ...

... ' - LANCASHIRCE DISTRESS. THE CNOtVrO FAMINg.-The following is the varia- t on in the amount of pauperism in the undermentioned 21 Unions, on a comparison of the fourth with the third week of the present month. The total number of. paupers in the third week of January in the section of Unions marked (pJ; was 47,790; in the section (b), 28,100; and in the, section (eJ, 170,700 ;-toge.tber, .246 ...

... I SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKE TS. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) LoNDON, Tuesday Evening. The disposition to speculate in the low pricedc Forcige Stocks, in which there may be the elementsI of a considerable advance, is not abated, though ast compared with the business of yesterday, it hasI languished. On the one hand there has been the D natural wish to take the profits that have accrued, andv on ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday, Aarch 31. W BANKRUPTS. )t Notices of AdjauDcationsanrd First Meeting of Creditocs re To ?? at the Bankruptn' Court, London. C T Chamberlain, sen., Croydon, builder, April 14, at A. J. Ellis, Gutter-lane, Cheap31de, mantle manufaeturer, APril 14, at 1. tr B. Walton, Panton-street, Haymarket. tailor, April 14, at 2, J. Storr, Mortlake, upholsterer, April 14, at 1. C. V. ...

... ?? _a I_^. -- A1_ 4mit ?? pnien WHAT has money to do with conscience? If L we can turn an honest penny, why is conscience to be always thrusting in its advice, and lecturing us about the means? There is no part of the human constitution so ungentlemanly as this voice within. It is everlastingly obtruding itself in business hours, when no man can afford to waste his time in discus- a. ...