... LATEST -COMMERCIAL NEWS. , ' . . [ax 1¶XGAZ]; -- At ?? Stock Exchange to day, Cons01s; opened firm, and advanced, but closed ensier., Foreign stocks are steady, but rather easer, The ?? prce were:- Consals for money, 87 ConsolideeA 384 4 * Do. foravcout, 7 i MeiOa, ?2j3 Exoheque; B~lll 7 2 die. Ur.S. 5.20 Zonds,, 684s, Rlws~ys were very atronT dur the mormug, but losed rather esier North ...

... I RBEVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRAIDE1. ilror the Mark Lane Duress.) Up to Thursday night we had wintry weather, with a sharp frost, which had every appearance of lasting; but since then it has again become mi:] and rainy. The benefit accruing, therefore, to newly. thrashed samples can only have been small, but greater good has been done to the soil by palverisa. tion and the destruction of ...

... BLARRETS. Ipswrmi, Februarv 20.-Wheat continues MaICh ?? Ii~e and thec demand for it to-day was extreiciely 1limit I at lst' rates. Asi advance of Is. per quarier, was: obtained Oft tra'int, barley, but It somewhat checked the sale, cadl a fair- poar:'e rematined unsold. Prices : Red whceat, 3Ss, to 44..; wlia wheat, 46s. to 51s. ;malting barley 31g. to 7st. e;n fie- grinding barley, 28g. to ...

... TEE MARKETS. DU3BLIN MARK)tET-FIUDAV. Slauglrteredithls week:-71 cows; 36Sbeifers; l3 calves; 1,028 sheep; 17 Iambi:; 2,3G2- pigs. Total. 3,741. Coa0s-Quay prices, 20B per ton. Yard all out, C IIIN XYCIIAXCG. Orit7ArA ItrEontT The market to-day was very dlrl. We must quote wheat 6d lower than on Thesday, and, althoogh we requote barley and oats, yet. Inferior qualities were lower, with ...

... WARVICK CORN MARKET, Saturday. - At this market both grinding and malting barley was in short supplV. Malting barley realised fully Is. per quarter in advance of last week's prices, good samples being worth 3Is. ; and grinding being fem at recent quotations. There was also a short supply of wheat on offer. The rates quoted were: For red, nIs. to l7s. 6d. white, iss. to ifs. Gd. Beans were in ...

... ISLE3 OF, MAN BANKING COMPANY, LIMITED. Y The first half-yearly ordinary general meeting of s the shareholders of the Isle of Mvfan Banking Comn- Y pany, Limited, was held at the St. James's Hall, Douglas, on Monday. Mr. Win. Callister, H. K., ns chairman of the directors, presided; ard there was m an excellent attendance of shareholders, amongst b3 those present bein the HighBliff of Douglas, ...

... [FROM5 OVA OWN COOSESPO.NDENT.l . . CITY, THRSDAY.-On Mllonday, upon the opening of business, it soon became evident that the decisive step., which had been taken by ?? regard to the threatened outbreak of the Fenians, had created a very favourable feeling; for, coupled with a report of the pro. bability of a change in the Bank rate of interest, Consols, which fell 'on Saturday-t per cent., at ...

... CITY, TnUssDAY.-The markets have all been in a very nafavosrable state, and in all classes of stocks the quota- tions have been declining, more especially in the miscel- laneous and speculative descriptions, which have been very much depressed, Consols have not been much in demand for investment, but the settlement of the account created some activity. The settlement was not a heavy one, and ...

... RAILWAY SHARE LIST, GLASGOW, Feb. , ?? I~~'1eeb, Slate Gu&~ANIiTEED, an of Gnaiaxanr~.e PRr'ERZNCM j Preference. s10 ews STOCE.~A&SEAStO1 _ __ _ __ _ _ i nt ~ ice. Gartakbk Goari Guaranteed. f4 7 2 Clydeoale e .~ ~2 lieu ior divd II 92.e , 1'L Gretuock re.. r overreiileostivelntIe. *34l Ai ?? Those ratem marled ...

... LATEST COMBORCIALi NEWS. wasmn Emma, [BY TLXCEPi At the London Stock Exchange to-day, CoLSOls closed weak, at a decline, Foreign stooks easier. Greeks especially flat, and heavy. The closing prices were - Consols for money, 861 4 Mexican, 20t J Do. for account. 864 41 U. S. 5 20 Bonds; 664 1 Exchequer Bills, 72 dis. Railways are all lower. Metropolitanw declined heavily, and with Doaers closed ...

... GLASGOW COMTh IAGL NEWI. WDbEOSDAY EV=04. [Bt EAPIB1 At the London Stock Exchange to-day, Consols' closed dull. In foreign stocks, P.ssive and Certifi- cates are good, at a condiderebleadvanice. The clos- ing prices were:- Consols for money, 86 1 I U. S fi 2n Bonds, 67*! Do. for account, 86 I 41 Consolides, 384 9 Exchequer Bill, 7 3 die, f Greeks, 12§ 134 Mevican, 20i l Railways have been ...

... I REVIEW THE BRITISH CORN TRADE, IFrom the lark ane E:PrefS. With a continuance of wet and mild weather, fie]d.work bas again been put a stop to, and it be. comes a question whether so unseasonable a winter will not be introductory to danger, if not eventually to disaster. Indeed, already otu weekly reporte are not so uniformly good respecting the appearance of the growing wheat, though as. ...