... | CITY, SATERDAT AFiWRROg. The-markers bave beer inuch brwlier this week, and ou We nesuaY Coneo;s, attertouc-| ?? 101, clozed-vitu a net xixe oi a,.Rt.101 3.16 for money, ad 10it 'or the aecount. ):ester- day, howeve., in the absence ot further news irom the tsont, Uonsols I It ot± 7-46 to 9-16 .ower. o-uuay there was a dull openiug, but beiore the close prices -bad improved soaie. what. ...

... I - -RIGH PRICE OF COAL. The price of coal has steadily risen for weeks, and now stands at Is. lOd. per owt., whh every likelihood of increasing EIll further. F'or the poorer section. of the community this sta.e of matters is especially distressful, fuel in these wintry times being next in importance to tood as a necessary of life. Pcop e who buy by the ton obtain their coal at a lower ...

... LATEST MArmET ITELLIGENCO. SATURDAY. Feb. 10. COBN AT MXAK LANE. The market has presenteda drnm tone, sad prices in most cases have been higher. The, suiply of home-groera Wheat being smnall, prices rulea about 6d up for sample6 in good condition. White of line dry quality, 2.s td; and good heavy red, 28s 6d per qr de. livered. Amierican sorts wei ald to 6d dearer, with smnaller arrivals anid ...

... CITY, SArTURDAY ATwsEnOON. The tone of the markets was generally doll till Thursdiy, when the news that the Britl~h forces had entered the Fred' StAte caused a iie in conlo.s. Yesterday prices iniproved ni roaai non the report that ti-nexai Yrench had reheved Kiniberloy. Consols roen 316, b.;t afterwards closes 3-16 lower for the day at 1004 to lo0o for money, and 1llU to 1U0Z for the aecount. ...

... . S-Turt!)Ar,-. Feb. 17. C--- | COR AT MARl LAN.E, A general tone of firmness bas beei the prevailing feature. Homne-grown Whenai niva ane~tlrinoly ofhered. an rurriled 6al nearer. White ranged up to 30s, and red to 23n 6d pr~e !quarter delivered. Amlericanl descriptions wacoe dearer, and in snl:a~l sulpply, No. 1 hnrd DLLuattoblen neow, quloted at 32s 6d eax ship, and n ew Rortleern Si~ring, ...

... I THE STOCK SiREKETS. CITY, ScoaNDAr Awvrzuoosr. Prices bave this week shown a slight im- provement generally. On Wednesday Con- sole advanced bj. On Thurlsday they receded 1-16. Yesterdlay, however, markets slightly bythe lack of decisive new3 frorn South Africa; but the tone was good on tho whole, and prices wrere iteady. Americ n rails were lower, in sympathy with New York pricee.' Grand ...

... LATEST BiARKET INTELLGEMOE, SAUDAY, Forb. 24. aoRN AT MAR2 LANR. The general tone baasbeen dqu:et.' The attendance of blyerts was on ji limited scale. >iLlders %were generaily reserved. English White Wbeatmragedst29ef 6d, and goodheavy red satwalea at 28i 6d per quarter, delivered, 6311. American desuriptioun wserc 3d to 6d easier. Newr Northern Spring, 31s, ex, ship The Flour market was quite ...

... THE STOCK MARKESTS. CITI, SATeuRDAY ArviERNOONI On Thursday news that Ladysmith had been relieved was received with enthusiasm on the Stock enchaege, where the Natiound anthem was pertormed' In Eull by a ?? house. Later 0n busmnee, wae practicaliy suspamided in ?? direcdon4 i 1Yeterday bumi- rese wa3 generally very qniet. To dpy prices were affected by the coming Budget ESd by vague ...

... I LATEST MARKET INTELLIGENCI. I I . _ - t- I SATuVtuAY March 3. CORN AT MARK LANE. The market has exhibited a general lack of vitality. English Wheat has been in small supply. White ranged up to 2gs6d, andgood heavy red samples, 28s 6d 631b delivered Londoe. American, although not pressed, was generally 3d to 6d easier. The market for Flour has been generaly unaltered. Eng- lisb patents, 21s ...

... ClTY, SATumkty AFTMNuooN. The week opened ?? firmer prace. taid a stronger tone iD most ?? ,but the. .1inprovemenli se nut aminjieU. '1iOday bueineub wau quiet. 'ihe tOd!', llusever, *vae armL, and t;ousolh impjroved 6-ib to !iUl for nioimey and wtJ16 for dle aecount. L6. Satur- day's quottiouK We'i lu 3-16 abO ?? 7-i6 respeetivelY. In lhos to- tehn nmarlit .$jpane> bouds ?? ~, and ...

... |LATEST 'AKREET INTELLIGENCEOI . STIRDAY. Mar.h 10. CORN .rmMARK LANE. The market hr3s exhibited a subdued toae ?? quantity of home grown Wbeat continued smuall. Good white ruled at 2°s-2gB Ed.. and'good- heavy red at 28s 6d per grtcrdeiivered ' American barely aintaied, wshile- heavv shipmvents from the Areentine tended to depression. The posi- tion of the Flour market pointed to nothing ...

... : i S : N IC i: E. X 1: S r i l I 9 : ' LATEST.-~2A-KEET IN:TELLIGENOEa : ?? . : i : -. ii~ I~.0 ~. - iarl .II :SATURDA, MarchL17. - COIIN AT MAI3K LANE.-P ' '.The market has been gererally steady IAnple suppties we3 availablein tie majo: ity of cases.tlhe qwetitl of borne-rowvnWheat, however, keot small. 'White --ianged upto Pgsbdforflule au''ood to tine red-28s 8s6d Sper quarter, ...