... SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS, (Pao[ otlr LONDON Conansros'ND1W.) LoNn;oH, Thursday EveSsing. The Stocl niarkces aro still witlhout animation. The public appear to have deserted the Stock lExohaluge, and, as far as investments are coucorued, no surplas money has yet been applied to thlose which are to be purobased in Capol-court. Thle same cotnplaints of stagnation and immobility are heard from ...

... | SHARE AND PRODUCE MARtETS. (FROX ouR LoNDON ConrnxpONDT.) L)ONDON, Friday Evening. The return of the Bank of France indicates by a nmcderato addition to the discounts some revival in trdea.; but no such symptoms are shown by the return of the Bank of .England, whilo both have further enlarged their stock of bullion, It is contended that the 3 per cent. ?? has failed to answer the pur- pOeo, ...

... THE COTTON TRA-DE. I ?? jJrs.t5. dSaiud, Edwards, and Co.'s 2s101ta/ Lrvsmlaoore, March 1. Thr ?? mionth lies becn one of great deoprssion in this tisslhr t oild that of Mlauchester, and prices have declined lI per lb. for American, ant fully fid. per lb. for Surat Diahing the first half of February our marlckt declined very ieogtiluly, but during the last week the depression isicteased, aliti ...

... I - -w-- ?? ?? - - -- -- -- - - WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, Faw&Y, MAnrc 1. (;f.lesoss. B2?. Mackie and Sons? Circrlai,.) The wheat trade is a little firmer than in the early part of this week, and to-day last Friday's prices are main- tained with a steady consumptive demand for good qualities, but inferior sorts are difficult to quit. Barley dull at late rates. In beans and oats no material altera ...

... .LONJ)OY GAZ.ElTB, ltiday, March 1. BANKRU:EPTS. Notice of Adjudication and First Meeting of Craditnsr. To Surrender at the Bankrplta' Court, London., Allen J. H., Manehoster-buildin a. (anon-row, MIarch 25, at 12 Bailey W.,Finchley, briclayer, terch 13, at 12 Bnrnee G., Grovo-road, Mile End-road, later, March 20, ti 2 Beole T. F., late of James-6treet, Nottingtibill gardener, Marleh 1., at It ...

... The Board of Trado returns for the past year show the total value of our exportatiolns to have besil £188 827,786, being an increase of nearly 14 per cent. ola the preceding year, and of 18 per cll L. oil 1863. The shipumente of cotton ya.rns exhibit an incroeaso of 32 per cent. in value and 341 per cent. in quanitity, and. of cotton muaniufactureR 30 per cent. in value and 28 oer Gent. in ...

... BER7WICKG Saturday.-Tli suiply oa till kinds of corn today Lw;i very saijll. Wheat sold slowly ait last weak's priciN, asrlay Senarss nearly ?? ted ilbs few samples offeredal ?? Ilat, rates. Oafs, owsig to seed desisiid, sold tit irregular erices,-iifl s a' p Jl'ndea sad Soa'as J'7'wt, BRIDLINGTON, Saittrday.-GOaii of all desctiptions, in good con- dition, held farils at last weak's rates. ...

... M(ONEY MARKET. SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS. FnocM ou- LONDON Coannspozan'rr.) LONDON, Saturday Evenug. Tho Stock Markets havo been flat. As to tho Funds, they arc unquestionably affected by the position which tho reform question has assumed, and also by a temporarily increased demand for money. At the same time the inactivity of the public is an element of no mean force in producing unfavourable ...

... MONEY MARKTO. SHARE AM) PRODUCE MARKETS. (FxioZ oint LoNi~oN CoaaEsr~oNErNT.) LONDON, Monday Evening. Th& stock markets, as a whole, remain'dull and neg- lected. That thle Funds have not dealined upon. the Ministerial modifications, but have slightly improved compared with the finial quotations of Saturday, is owing to the incidents of the settlement which is now in progress. As price is ...

... 'TBE PROPOSED REDUCTION IN THi I IRON TRAD)Es. The step, of which on Saturday we announced the probability, has been takell, and notice of a. reduction in the wages of the iron trade has bean given. On Saturday the notice of a proposed further reduction in the rate of wages of the iron workers oegagod in the Jarrow Iron Works was posted up in the proenises, The contemplated reduction is at the ...

... ?? 11/ MtC s1rka-s E xpress.} BRITISH. The variableness of the climate, or the extreme fickleness of this season, has plunged us from a vernal temperature into the severities of winter, aggravated by the cutting winds of March. It has been sharp enough bere, but sharper in Scotland, where they have had eight degrees of frost. The pear blossoms, which wore oil the ?? of expansion, cannot fail ...

... LONDON CO0IN AfARXET, MOXDAY. Last week's foreign supplies were good. Exports 1,024 qrs. Oats. English wheat arrived, 4,952 qrs.; foreign 2:t,274 qrs. This morning's supply was very short, ospe- cinlly from Kent, and the condition being rather better, more money was asked ; but this was resisted, and only lost ilonday's rates could be realized. There was a better demand for foreign, and in ...