... NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET. SATURDAY, Feb. 23.--There was a fair show of farmers' wheat, and goad arrivals from the coast and abroad,, but sales were most difficult to effect at a de- cline of Is. to 2s. per qr. from the prices of this day week. Grinding barley inquired for, but malting samples neglected. In oats hte dig, at about late rates.. Malt was offered on rather lower terms, with' out ...

... LIVERPOOL- EXCHANGE ?? COAilNY., X ,Y , I The annual jeral meeting 01 this ?? was hold yesterdsyTthA' saleroom of the ?? withu C. ?? Sred, and there was a good a 0ndance of sharehoheru. Tho report and sta ment of escounto were tak~en asread. - The report showed a proflt Dfor thse year endinB Biat December, 1866, ot £610,055 Ba. id., whioh added to the surplus .of the former year, made asi ...

... I COMMERCIAL MARKETS, &c-. | I CORN MARKETS. : (aFon eigphley, MXlated, & Co.s Circuaar.) )r | ' \; X IHULL, February 26th. °0 'The iveathel' daring the ?? hasbeoi Uidand fine. Of wheat the arrivals are confined to 14237 qrs, 1 from Konlgsberg, -and 49 qrs. from Antvwrp .the at improved tone reported in. our last issue has been, lt;' r- antd the trade has relapsed into its pretious lethargy in ...

... HARINE INTELLbGI3NOj . NORTHi SHIELDS. The number of wrecks reported last week was 41, miak iog during the present year a total of 6OL , I During the past wyeek the number of ?? and To. reign vessels from over-sea arrived at thi hee0 brig Frederick, of BlIlth, had been picked upat serdee. lict, and taken minto port. NothIng had been heard of the, crew, but it was supposed that they had take, ...

... MARKE E.- MONDAY. Lent week's au Ues were moderate. There were no cereal exports. Eghsh wheat up, 4,774 qrs.; foreign 11,956 qrs. The show of samples ttus moming from Keni and Essex was very short, Yet great heaviness prevailed, and it was difficult to make way at Is. per qr. less money. Thebforeign trade was onlyretilat asimxlar reduction but floating cargoes sold very freely on holders ...

... Friday, 2 o'clock. The stock of bullion in the Bank of England has increased by 78,899, and the total now stands at /19,390,3m2. The reserve of notes has increased by 44,965. The bullion in the Bank of France is /29,16o,ooo, being an increase for the week of 180,ooo, and its note circulation has increased to the extent of /1,640,oo0. An increase of 4r,200,ooo in the discounts shows that money ...

... JOINT-STO{Jk BANKING. (From t&u Doaily News.) If general business be contracted, the johat-stook Abanks do not apparently suffer. The reports-for-the peat half-year show tbat the profits have again been. arge, chiefly from their slnost absolute immunity 'from bad debts. Inmanalysing the accounts of: the xbanks, it is to be regxetted that several of the num- he mt to distingsiish between their ...

... COMMEROIJAL )look hWA LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE. . - THURsDAY EvmIfNG, Wick The symptoms of returning animation to whicoh attention was called yesterday have already been followved by a complete alteration in the general aspect and tone of the cotton market. The do., - maend from the trade has been on a very fair scale, and they have taken 8000 bales out of theinoreased - total sales of 12,000. A ...

... U BRITISH PORTS. 3 DURG ENESS, Feb. 23.-Off : Karen and Lovise, S Rodlgeard, from Hull for Malaga. .DEAn, Feb. 23.-Off: Prins Oscar Fredrick, Graff 9 from Grimaby for Barcelona;* Cornelia Louise, Craze- - mier, from Hull for Seville. 5 RAMSGATEb Feb. 21.-Off: Axeistad brig, Thomsen, . for Bordeaux; Hiram, for Seville, both from Bordeaux. FOREIGN PORTS. ALMERSIA, Feb. 14.-Anived: Patrician, ...

... ; EBBADINGS OF THE BAROMETER. Wednesday, Fob, 27.-Four p.n. 30.00u Midnight, 30.00 Thursday. Feb. 28.-1our pDmn, 30.20 jMidnight, 30.30 HIGH WATER AT rIVERPOOL, MOosoe,. EVEMNS0. H=OnT. H .M. H. M. r F. TL ThiaDay ?? 738 0. 811. ?? Oll To-morrow . 8 46 .. ?? 9012 . 12 2 : RlRIVIID. FJzanu~uv 27.- Calforn^Aa (os), Rough; Ceelle (ss), Efidwarvds.Bordeaux A ilexaindria Pelican esE). Caulfield . ...

... LONDON, FsBRuAB; 27. . I (Prom the Gazette of Priad,, Fe?_ ary 22.) PARTNMHIPS DissomVan.-M'Kay and Jackson, Darlington, silversmiths. BA1KRUPTOY ANNuT.LzD. 'William Richardsop, Riding Mill, Northumberland, ?? Elliott, Bristol, ?? Frederic Peck, Folkestone- Charles Wilkins, Culmore-terrace, Old Kent Roads commercial, traveller. BANKBUPTS.-Thomes Bearcroft, Brotton, York- Shire, draper, March ...

... The third ordinary general meeting of the Tyne Steam Shipping Company (Limited) was held on Mon- day, in the Queen's Bead Inn, Newcastle. The Chair- man (C. M. Palmer, Esq.) presided; and the directors present were Messrs. R. W. Hoagson, T. Hedley, W. D. Stephens, B. Parker, arid W. J. Van Haansbergen. The secretary (Mr R. Welford) read the notice con- vening the meeting, and the report, which ...