... MONEY MARETo SHARR AND PRODUCE MARKETS. POX ouu LoiwoDN COamwonm.) LoGwON, Tuesday. No variation has marked the dealings in the British Funds, and but little in the leading Foreign Stocks; but there have bcen some movements in Railways. They have been partially irregelar and unsettled. The 33righton Company appear to be committed to a strug- gle with their engine drivers, the first consequence ...

... 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 ...

... The Board of Trade returns for January were issued on Monday morning, and do not give any indica- tions of an unsatisfactory condition. The declared value of our exportations for the month was £12,786,842, which is 11 per cent. below the large total of the corresponding month of last year, hut shows an excess of 22 per cent. on that of January, 1865. Considering the extent to which 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 ...

... THE1 WELSH IRON, TIN-PLATE, AID COAL TRADES. The Welsh iron trade is characterised by the same degree of quietude as during the past three or four months, so far as regards all the markets, with the excep- tion of those of the United States, and at present there is no prospect of immediate material improvement taking place. There are many, however, who entertain the opinion that the lowest ...

... 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 ...

... We find the following report inithe Birminygiam I Post of yesterday:- I The late decision of the Court of Queen's Bench, do- 5 priving the funds of trades unions of all legal protection, t having produced the greatest surprise and apprehension of 3 consequences in the minds of associated workmen, a depu- tation upon the subject was received on Thursday by Mr. , (leadtonse, at 11, Carlton House ...

... LON-VON GAZETT-E, I&iday, Aared 8. BAN2KRUPTS. Notice of Adjudication and First Meeting of Creditors. To Snurender at the Baukrepts' Counxt, Loadon,. Allen J. E., llamsgate, schoolmiatress, March 21, at 1. Binghelu P. F., Ieckbam, baker, March 21, at 1. Blond G., Slough, clerk, March 21. at2. Bollington J., }ortland-town, bookseller, March 20, at 1. Braithwaite J., late of Oliitonrd., ...

... MONEI ? MARICE, To ?? C.- I SHARE AND PRIODUCE MARKETS. (Fnox ouR Lo-NDo COmIs'oSPmDiNTs) LosDoN, Saturday Evening. No chango of impor lance has taken place in the S ok markets, nor has any business of a lkind to affect prices one way or the other taken place; but the tone has been steadier, and in soeie cases a very slight improvement, though nominal only, must be reported. How long the ...

... MONEY AIARKET. I 13ARE AND PRODUCE MA RKETS. (i'nou on LotnDos CofRRESPONDENT.) LoNnoN, Taesday Evening. The introduction of the Reform Dil last light has not tended to allay anxiety upon this long-vexed question. prom this and other causes business is, in point of fact, suspended ; and the Stock Markets fluc- tuate from accidental influences, such as, under ordi- nary eircumstannces, -would ...

... 'fBE WELSHi IttN, Ai?;-PLX t:i, *I.ND COAL TI'AUPS. There is rio change of in:; orlrcrc ~ni notc- ili 'host-le of the Werlshu Iroin I rcce. 'The dcl-itr d -iii the Uiirr-'l Mtates for rails euntirfnies glod, arid thre errclee, cit lin ad arc being pushed forward with vig err. Co,cid,iritil~e i1~c'itt have been made to theA ria iiekt, ei --a VP-sr-cA Af lorge torrrirgr, si at pt'-, Q'1 jlily * ...

... I - - - - - ?? ~fi~~ircuan.- ?? ff~lom t/ie U7ietdar of A/coorn. Dtensn anid Co.) There is at miserable show of wheat to-day, andl if our m1illers were large buyers it would he dillicult for theml to get wlire they Would requirbe ; the little business doing is ait enl edmitne of is. per fir. front lasit Tuesday's rates. Bailey enld other articles go ofy slowly at former ipriees. (illi~ess. (I ...