... GLASGOW IRON, FRIDAY (By Telegraph).- Market steady, up to 54s. 6d. a month; 54s. 3d1. cash, in a week paid. Closing sellers over buyers Id. less. LONDON METAL, FRIDAY (Metcalfe's Report, by Telegraph) .-Copper without much change. Chili Urincita bars have been done at £66; In- gots, £71 for Urmenita and £70 for low; Malla- roon uichaugee, at.72 10s. Tin steady, without much doing * Strats, ...

... I WRECK OF THE QUEEN OF THE ISLES. On Thursday morning, during a thick fog, the steamer Queen of the Isles, from Whitehaven to Troom, with a cargo of iron ore, ran on Breast Rock, on the Ayrshire coast, and became a total wreck. The crew are all saved. THE SHIP ASHORE AT SUNDERLAND. The schooner Version, Captain Duncan, with pit props from Lossiemouth, which drove behind the South Pier on ...

... LoNDON, FRIDAY. Beyond a decline in several railways, in- cluding Erie shares, there is no particular change in prices. Consols are 924 to 924; Turkish, 441 to 441; Spanish, 274 to 271; Mexican, 13.1 to 14; Egyptian, 774 to 771; New Russian, Si to 34 prom. ; New Chilian, X to 1 prem.; 5-20, 884 to 881; Erie, '215 to 211; Ilionis, 110 to 111; London and North- Western, 1245 to 1241 ; Great ...

... LIVERPOOL COTTON, SATURDAY (By Tele- ?? closed quiet, and ratherirregular. Sales, 10,000 bales, including 2000 on speculation and for export. American receipts, 95,000. YORK CORN, SATURDAY.-There was only a moderate supply of wheat to-day, and last week's prices were fully supported, white realising 45s. to 48s., and red 40s. to 42s. per 36 stones. Barley was quite as dear, end not much ...

... I LOSS OF A TEA SHIP. .- The ship Westburne, from Foochoo, bound for London with 700,000 lbs. of tea, was totally lost near Passage Islands on the 16th of February. A MISSING MAIL STEAMER. A telegram received from Qneenstown yesterday informs us that the Inman mail steamer City of Boston, 24 days out from Halifax, has not arrived, and great anxiety exists as to her safety. MILLWALL CANAL. On ...

... LoNDON, SATURDAY EVENING. The money market continues scarce of capital, with a tendency to further tightness. Brokers are working at full Bank rates, except for first- class selected short paper, which has been (is- counted at 25. The demand at the Bank has been considerable for Saturday. No bullion operations are reported. The steamer Bangalore, for the East Indies, takes out £125,460 to ...

... I SUPPOSED WRECK. A top-board, marked Whitby,' in gilt letters, on blue ground, was picked up one mile south of Runswick, near Whitby, yesterday. LATEST MARITIME NOTES. GaInsy, Feb. 19.-In the roads: Yubas, of Sunderland. On Saturday the Liverpool Local Marine Board suspended the certificate of Captain F. H. Philips, master and part-owner of the ship Emily, for six months for drunkenness at ...

... A LONDON, MONDAY. The rates for first-class short paper are not below 3 per cent. this morning. The supply of money generally is not large, except at the Bank of England, where the inquiries may con- sequently be expected to increase. Upon the Stock Exchange short loans against Government security are charged 21 to 3 per cent. The English Funds are steady at the closing quotations of Saturday. ...

... GLASGOWPIGIRON, MONDAY (By Telegraph.) -Market closed firm; buyers, 54s. 5d. eash, and 54s. Sd. a month. Sellers, Id. per ton more. LIVERPOOL COTTON, MONDAY (By Tele. ?? closed tolerably steady. Sales: 10,000 bales, including 2000 on speculation and for export. DARLINGTON CORN, MONDAY.-There was a good attendance at the market to-day, but the show of corn was not large. The sale was pretty ...

... LONDON, TusnDAY EVENING. Supply of capital continues very restricted, and a good demand for accommodation has been experienced. There is no business reported under 3 per cent. At the Bank there was a stronger demand. There were no bullion opera- tions. The amount of Australian gold on the way to this country is £486,000, £346,000 of which is due. Exebsnge unaltered. Paris 25f. 17c. short. ...

... STORM AT WHITBY. The storm raged here, with terrific violence, on Monday night. The wind had the effect of increasing the tide to several feet above the ordi- nary height of spring tides. Several parts of Church-street were flooded, so that for nearly half an hour it was completely impassable. One or two vessels lying in the harbour broke from their moorings, and some little damage was done. ...

... GLASGOW IRON, TUESDAY (By Tele- ?? steady, 54s. 7d. cash to 54s. 10d. a month paid. Closing a turn easier. Sel- lers, 54s. 7d. cash, and 5is. 10d. a month ; buy- ers, Id. less. LONDON METAL, TUESDAY (By Telegraph). -The tone of the market was steady. Tin firmer, at 2116 to £117 for Straits, and £118 to £119 for Banca; Copper unaltered; Chili bars, £66 to £67 7s. 6s. ; Spelter, £19 15s. for ...