... I [Fr-sn our City Corrcs7pondej.] LON'DON, Tuesday. This has been the account day, and the attention of Stock Exchango operators has naturally been largely etalkcn up with the ...

... PRICES OF ENGLISH &o_ I HULL, Yis~rzwr Ev7X1R C OQn Oonoli for Money .. Aocount, 8th M7arch. '8 RAiLWrAT. Antwerp and Rotterdam ?? 1 Calednan. . _ _- Ceonu n ?? l~_13 is Great Eaitern ?? ?? 39 - Great Northern . h- - ie . A ' ?? 147 _8 ff Great Western ?? GreatWestern, Canada..16 5 - Grand Trunk, Canada . 46 1.'ig Lancashire and Yorkshire ?? - London and Chatham ?? 122-3 London and Brighton ...

... of :es HIGH WATER AT LIVERPOOL. MORNING. CVXCNIeo. HZoosar. '2S MAl.NJ~ H.Y M.1h^ . on. 'IY This Day . ?? , 1, . 0 31 ?? 1 de ^ c-or O ronw ?? 0 ?? S ?? L4 2, ter ARRIVED. ter FERJ5ARY 1. ...

... Lee1 at the Mo. ly Why re er 3h; or tie hie' his ad, in ita ra. lb. As ith nrk Mn. rth ler of by EIEADING`S OF THER'L JOAMEER. Slaturday Fb 17.-Noon, 29.10; MidnIght, 29,98 SnyFob, 18.-Noon ...

... LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE, 2( WEDNESDAY EVENING. 2 q American cotton continues to be mdfchi sought fj after, and prices are creeping upwards. Of the ',12,000 bales, the total saes to-day, 7000 bWe ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE LINCOLIN MaZITING. | ~~[BYTIOUC1-LETLONE. | Tan LONOCL-SHIRSP HAN-DICAP (to be ron to-day), one mile, most a!ready have been rathcr a prodatabie I event to the bocklmsilers that conmnenced opera~tioG9 early, forinvestmenis have at verions times ,een mode in favor of Saeocbromater, Gamma, T 7.iicht, Mail Train, Luclk; Star, Hjitodrian, K Niet cf Snow- I -doon, Copenhagen, Pantajloon SkLi ...

... PRICS OF SaARES AND STOCKS. i0 98;-i Ci 0 i BANES, RA.YLWA5, tO. 2 ,I 5 I II 3 1 ; JOINT*'.TeCr COMPANIES.' z A ^to C £ Bank of Aaitratasia.. .. t 41 7 . 72 7't Northarnl Bank ?? 3030n0 95 96 I5S Belfast Bank ?? f 2 lon 15,: ?? U ~lster ?? ?? jo 9 10 5,9, l1 + ilovin.^ia Beak ?? .re3 ,, 83 I ! ?? .. ?? 30 g50 §6 ?? Soya] Bane ?? 5.- 1;0 S4 841 I Hihbernian Bank . ,2F ' 3-, ,, 86 P.r ETuropean ...

... H 0 M XE. THm .B9x CHAkTER. ACT.-TThe following letter has been re. ceived from the Chancellor of the Exchequer by Messrs Charles Hol. land and Francis Boult: Feb. S. Gentlemen,-The Chancellor of the Exchequer desires me to acknowledge the receipt of your memorial, and. be wishes to assure you that he is very sensible of your considerate conduct in waiving at the present moment a personal ...

... 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 ...