The Express. — London, England, 1847-01-11 00:00:00

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With ty-fcrii Illus2atiors be K mon Mr.most& In fonintap am, price 3a, THE STORY of a FEATHER. Illustrated by Lena. Large (oohing Aro, pries 2*. 6L P UNCH'S COMPLETE LETTER-WRITER. With billy Illustrations by KEN!, Ilitanovra. haulm Published at the " l'unah ' (glee. 33, Fleet-etreet. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. Four 'oelock. Our foreign express, arrived this morning, brings Paris letters and papers of Saturday. Oa Saturday the conflict between the Paris journals of each party was continued, the mutual charge of division in the respective camps being reiterated. There is, however, this difference, that the Opposition disavows any difference of opinion which can prevent their co-operation, while the dissention in the Minis.. feria] party is flagrant and undeniable. Not to mention the vital opposition between the two sections of the Conservatives, whose opinions are expressed by the Journal des Drbats and La Prow (an opposition which has risen to the pitch of undissembled acrimony), the discordant views of the Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Minister of the Interior, on the marriage question, are perfectly known. A sort of programe of the course which will be taken by the dynastic opposition on the marriage question was given in a leading article of the Constetutionnel on Saturday. According to that journal, the opposition will contend that every really national object might have been attained, not only without any rupture with the British cabinet, but with its full concurrence, . . . by the marriage of the Queen with her present hus band ; and moreover, that the family views of Louis Philippe might have been ultimately gratified by post ponitig the Montpansier marriage natal a direct heir to the Spanish crown should be declared. This, accord in; to the Opposition, was the obvious course to have pursued, and is probably not very different from that which M. Duchatel, and those who think with him, would have counselled. Such will undoubtedly be the main grounds of attack against M. Guizot, so far as relates merely to the marriage question, in refer ence to the negotiation out of which the international quarrel has arisen; but the force at the attack will be made to rest upon the more popular grounds of the seizure of Cracew, the probable influence of the ab solutist courts in Switzerland, and the discourage ment of the progress of liberal principles in Italy; all of which will be ascribed to the dissensions pro- duced between the Cabinets of France and England giving encouragement to the northern powers. A considerable fall took place on the Bourse on Friday, ahem much agitation prevailed owing to rumours which obtained currency respecting the pro bable proceedings of the Spanish Cortes, in reference to the Infanta Dona Luisa. Ono report was that a resolution would be passed recognising expressly the rights of inheritance of the Infanta; another was that M. Bulwer had sought to raise a party in the Cortes in favour of a declaration, suppressing the rights of the Duchess of Montpensier, and decree ing that. in the event of the death of the Queen with out children, the Cortes should choose the King of Spain among the other members of the royal family. ' M. Dufanre, one of the leaders of the opposition, more Radical still than M. Thiers, had on Saturday a long conference with M. Guizot. Lord and Lady Nor manby gave a grand entertainment on Friday even ing, at the hotel of the British Embassy, at which a great number of the members of the Chambers were present—among others M. Thins, who was accom panied by his lady. M. Guizot was not present. A totter appeared in the Augsburg Gazette, datrd Berlin, 4th Jan.. which says that the declaration of the three northern courts, in answer to the British and French protestation, is ready, and only waits for the examination of the Prussian Cabinet. The de- claration will be identical in substance, but not com mon it will be addressed to the representatives of the three powers at London and Paris, authorising them to communicate copies to the British and French Cabinets. It will be very brief, stating neither mo tives nor arguments. Preparations were in progress at Paris for the royal session on Monday. The Deputies were to hold a meeting at the Palais Bourbon on Sunday to appoint the deputation to receive the royal foully. All the general officers in Paris were summoned to attend en !gawk , tenue in the Court of the Tuileries on Monday morning, to accompany the Kin", g who was to have the 'Tuileries at one o'clock for the Chamber. _ . Thomas Wyse, M.P., arrived in Paris. M. Odillon Barret arrived in Paris from Africa on Wednesday, On Thursday Mr. C. Grevillo arrived in Paris, having, as was reported and generally believed, a po litic-al mission from London. On Friday he had a long interview with M. Guizot, at the Hotel of Foreign Affairs, and in the evening passed some hours in conference with M. Thiers. On Saturday he was with Marshal Soult. From the connection of this gcnth man with the English ministry, it may be easily imagined what a cloud of conjectures these visits have g iven rise to. He was to have been enter tained on Sunday at dinner by M. Thiere. 'lle pressure on the financial interests and com merce, and the embarrassment produced by the drain of specie consequent upon the large importations of corn, have given rise to a movement which, if carried out, will produce a most material change in the Currency of France. At present the paper issue of the Bank of France is limited to notes; of 300 fr., 1,000 fr., and upwards. It is proposed now, as is reported, to bring the paper currency in France into closer analogy with that of England, by authorising the bank to issue notes for 100 fr. and 250 fr.; and it is even said that a Iffiirithtfriw Object is to be brought before the Chambers. P 3OO l Lin. O.—Three per Cents., 73 11/ ; Her per Cent s ., 110 13 ; psi - um-a-141f per Centu., 110; Belgian I me per Cents.. 100 i a a9l ` . " It eok 3 . 103 30 ; Roman loan, 106 ; Treason , Bonds, It 3 and ' ' 4431 0 ; Rank Shares, 3,29o.—En:bane m London, 30 dap, 33 33: 90 drys, 25 221. ...PAM., lax. o.—Nrln anti Orleanr, I,t'llt So: Porta and Ranee, '""' 30 ; Rouen as 4 Halm 091 Si; Centre Virrnon, GOO ; Vordtaux , 31; so ; N ort h , 442 30. The Madrid mails of the 2d and . ..1d were received in Paris ,m Friday and Saturday. th the 2d Congress w ai engaged in the verification of powers; about 150 7/ •-• • depu had arrived, and the number was inereasing daily. The subject which engrossed public attention was still the arrestation and imprisonment of M. Olozaga. The Progressista party intended, it is said, to abstain from voting on the question of his admis sion. M. Olozaga himself had prepared a petition to the Chamber requiring to be set at liberty, and sent back to France. M. Bustamente, the counsal of Bayonne, who had signed his passport, was replaced by M. Potestad. Government had been informed of the landing of a great quantity of arms in Spain, but the party for whom they were intended was not discovered. It was said in Paris en Saturday, that intelligence had been received from Madrid that the father of M. Olozaga had died there on the night on which he re cetved intelligence of his son's arrest. The Marquis dc Viluma took his seat as President of the Senate on the 2nd. The Cellists appear to be in high spirits and full of confidence in their success. For several days troops have been passing through Burgos for the Basque provinces. Being Sunday, the Bourse was closed. We publish in another page accounts from Por tugal, with the letters of our Lisbon correspondent to the tith inst. At this date it was apparent that the prospects of the revolution were at a very low ebb. Saldanha had driven Das Antos from Coimbra: Schwalbach was in full march upon Evora, which would submit; the guerillas were returning to their homes, and the insurrectionist forces going over to the Queen's army. ELorEmENT IN MOD Dm—The elopement of the lion. Miss Lister, eldest daughter of the late Lord Ribbleadee and the late Lady John Russell, and Mr. Maurice Drummond, third sun of Mr. Charles Drummond, the opulent banker, and nephew of the Earl of Auckland, has created a sensation in Leshiunablu circles. The young couple were intimate from childhisid, and it was known to both families that a warm attachment existed. Lord John Remelt, rtep•father to the young lady, did not positively discourage the addresses of the suitor, but advised a more mature consideration, and mentioned the youth of both parties as the only obstacle. Since then they have oectseunally met, and no doubt, from what has transpired, availed themselves of e trey opportunity to cor respond. On Friday, shortly before 6 o'clock, the lion. Miss Lister left the home of her guardian, and her absence was not ascertained until just before dinner time, when inquiries among the domestics proved fruitless, as the youthful lady had departed unobserved by any of the establishment. The fugitives, it would appear, bent their course so the Con tinent, and a clue having been obtained, the Messrs. Rubt. and Charles Drummond, brothers of Mr. M. Drummond, proceeded in quest of the poetizes, who were discovered in France, and immediately brought back to this country. We have been reqnested to insert the following,—The Hon. Miss Lister, sister of Lord Ribblesdale, will be marrie-I in a few days to Mr. Maurice Drummond, son of Charles Drum mond, Esq., of Stratton-street, Piccadilly. Sir William llillary, Bart., expired at his nisi dense, Woodville, in the Isle of Man, some days sine?, aged seventy-ei At years. On the renewal of the war with France, in 1802, Sir Willian raised, at his own expense, and many years commended, the Ist PAW'S Legion of Infantry and Cavalry, amounting to 1,400 men, the largest force then offered by any private individual for the defence of the country. Ile expended in this cause upwards of 20,0001. of his patrimony, and in consideration of this and other merito rious services. the dignity of • baronet of the United King dom was conferred upon him in 1805, by the personal direc tion of King Georg., 111. In early life Sir William was equerry to his Royal Highneu the Duke of Sussex, whose filendihip he continued to enjoy up to the period of his Royal Highness's death. Sir William was one of the oldest magistrates of the island; and the Tower of Refuge, on St. Mary's Rock, in the harbour of Douglas, one of the most beautiful and useful erections in the kingdom, was suggested by him and principally built at his expense. He was twice married—first, to Frances Elizabeth, eldest daughter and co heiress of the late L, Disney Fytche, Esq., of Flinthana-ball, Nett.: and, second, to Emma, youngest daughter of the late F. Tobin, Esq., one of the sleemsters of the Isle of Man. ky his first wife he left an oni% eon, Augustus William, Late of the 6th Dragoon Guards, who succeeds as second baronet. We regret to announce the death of George Byng, Req., M.P.,who expired yesterday, at Wrotham-H all, Middle. sex, at the advanced age of eighty-two. Mr. Byng was father of the House of Commons, havin4 ei.tered parliament in 1790, and never ceased to represent the metropolitan county up to the moment of his decease. He was returned to sixteen suc cessive parliaments, and sat as member for Middlesex for tifty-six years. Mr. Byng merrier!, early in life, Harriet, the eighth daughter of Sir William Montgomery, Bart., and sister to Anne, Marchioness of Towcshend ; but, dyingchildless, he is succeeded in his estates by Lord Strafford. Mr. Byng throughout his political life was an honest and consistent Liberal. !AL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGFINCE. Half-past Two.—The funds have been steady all the morning at the closing prices of Saturday. Consols opened at 93j to j, and so remain at present. The specu lation for the fall, therefore, which commenced here and at Paris towards the close of list week would appear to be stayed for the present, unless the interruption may be temporarily owing to the cusromary suspensiou of business un Saturday among the Hebrew party, who were the principal operations. Tomorrow's advice* from Paris will inform us how the speculation has progressed, or whether it has died away there also. Exchequer Bills are Its. to Its. premium. The foreign market is equally quiet with the home. Spanish were n shade lower, the lives at 251 to 6, the threes at 354 to 6 ; Portuguese, 37 to 9 ; Mexican, 234 to J. Corrox.—The stocks, arriva!ft, and consumption at Havre arc thus given, for the years cited : _ stock end of .---..- ..., Stork Jan. 1. Arrivals. Consumption. Dee. last. Trim.. Bales. Hake. Bales, Bales. 1848 ... 50,000 ... .. 351,93.5 .... . 350,433 1845 ... 33,000 1814 ... 100,000 1813 ... 108,000 The present year commenced with • smaller stock on the place titan in any year since 184.3. The comparative prices of cottons on the 31st of December of the following years are thus given. per 50 kilogrammes (about 110Ibs.) : New Grimm Georgia. Pemambuoo. Tear, fr. fr. fr. fr. fr. fr. 1818 1543 - 75 1244 1813 ...... 61 lOO 104011811 P 07408. Real Stott, 2061 86 3 per CcCeasele /grand, Oat 1 1 per Cl. Ned, 131 4 : 3l per Deets. 9316 3 per Ont. Cow*, 6311 l Exchequer HUY, Iln It.. FOREIGN TO1(06. 1 per Ct. Ansialas Bead., NI I per Cron Grenada Bdr., 19 20 46 pee Ct. Belgian Duane, 044 61 (mead. Deferred 114. , sl II is per Ceat.dltto, 3 ger Ch 8enkt0.11411,131 1 S per Ct. Benilllien Bd. ,B 1 9 6 per Co. rerefien. Bag, 39 41 Dine he, 07 9 Duels/game Dar, Bd., 11 811 6 per Ch use.. Ayres Bah, 424 I 3 per Cc Beaten lide . 119 12 Ditto Ced M lan r. 94 4 Dine Apeman Mk 2$ 6 Ditto eeltunn. Def. Ada,— 3 per Ct. Spanish Ude , sail s Ccducolnan Equadur Wu, 10 1 , epanliii Deemed Ma, IT 1 3 per ex liemin /We, us 11 , apemen 311•61•612da. al 1 16 per Cl Deli., Mg, 09 1 j 2 per Ct. 'enemata /Ma, 39 41 4 per Ct. Dutch Germ, 9311 I Vertesaela Drama Bea., II 13 RAILWAYS. The market is not firm to-day generally, but the quotation , ' remain with little variation. The sta•e of the con' harms: interferes materially with the speculations in shares. SALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO T 111,4 DAT IN LONDON. (Saturday's prices will be found In last pipe.) Abi rdren 25 1 Man. and Leeds, 112 Amber., Not., 80.. &E. Jn., 211 I Do. Qturrteres, 171 Vie. and Oxford In., 134 121 Do. Fifths, 114 BP., Wolver., & Disney. 64 1 p Do. Extension. 11 1 p Bristol and Exeter, New, 23 111 Man, Box., and Mat., 11 1 p Boeiranglasowhir% 1 1 9 Caledonian, 210 20 M.. and Southampton, 11 2 Midland, 1291 8 Do. Halves, !...? Do. New, 38 aware and II yhead,2sl 1 Neweas. and Berwick, 351 41 Clarence, 40 N. Counties Union, 111 Direct Northern Scrip, 21 i North British, 351 E. Counties, 23 31 Do. Halvert, 131 Do. New, 71 p Do. Quarters, 311 Do. Per. 5 per Cent, No. 2,11 p Do. Extenefon. 11 4 Do. York Extemiort, 24 1 10. Thirds, Al . 4 East Lancashire, New, Sc rip, 3 Nor th StoftoMblre, 9 East Lincolnshire, 3 1 N. A restern, 311 Edinkuzgh & Northern, 151 purtb swath Duvet, 41 Ely & Huntingdon, 131 13 Preto 0 & Wyre, Helves, 84 Gt. North. ( Lon. lk Tk. Beg.), 31 5 BemEn, L Guild. , & 1141,4944 . I d Do. (Door) Northern Rex.), 41 1 Shrews. & Bine., Chia A, 31 Gt. N. MEnieland, New, 191 is, Clam B, 21 Ipswich, Bury . St. Edmund's, and Shropshire • Union, 1 1 d Norwidh, South SUM . ard• /o, 1 1 P Lancoder Farlisle. New, 10 South End. on sod Dowr, 40 I and Bradford, 77 Do. New ; bo. 321.), No. 1, 21 Leicester and Bedford, 11 d :b ath Walet 3 1 i Leeds &Thin*, 161 1 S. York., Don., • and Doole. 2 1 Do. Prefer., 6 presort, 8 Taw Yale Exte leban, 3 I Liver., Man., & Neve. Jo., 24 Wilt,, Soot, & W _ l l . ) ..th, 1 0 1 i London and Blackwall,lll York & Newest , T. XS = Brighton, &S. Cost, 581 9 Do. New, 12 1 & Greenwich, 141 Do. Prof., 78 1 Umdon &N. W., 1971 , York & N. Mid., E 41 .3 30 1 Do. (IN. sit), M. & 8., 8., 121 Ito. Preference, 1 Lon. and S. Western, 65, Do. E. &'V. Itidingl l 9M, l3 l 1 Do. New Can. Eighths, 40 Bollogne and Amiens 14 Do. Teethe, 54 Do. Scrip, 51 6 Luxembourg, 21 1 N. of Frame, tot i London & York, Scrip, 31 1", release and Bordeaux, 8 Da. Est. Scrip, 21 Nembre and Meuse, 41 51 Lynn & Eh - , 381 Weal Flancten, 3 Lynn & DCrettadt, 13 1 I MA:SCUT/ITER 80. & Oxlbrd Junction, 114 p Mack-, liarwen, & Boltma, 1 I' F. Counties, York Es., 14 p East Lincolnshire, 2 5.16 p Edinb. & Glam., Cirs., 19 Liv„ Man., & New. Jo., par HULL RA; N. British Ex., 5etip,198.321. 19a.ri A: tu b, N o itl3ostort &c, 21. I6s. and N. W., 1 d E. ''.-' ristlerip, 11 9 RALE& .14x. 9. N. Maribmithbe, 4 p N. Counties Uoiem, i d Sluombire Union, d S. E. iinet Dover, 40 West Riding Union, 2 p Crest Luxembourg, 31 d r t.!i r enie 9 t . n(Lon.99lo,l74-ICr•P Newcastle & Benda, 33 1 i. Countim Union, 31.. West Riding roles, 41. Ta LEEDS Ai imake t: p and W. Na' 4 d Gt. td r itt. Lai. cork) 15s. p kludders. and Wm, 41 p ES, Jas. t. Lee& and DenAnTY, 9 1 P Mon. nod Nan. ;vac, par Mahon it DriPlaki J., 32a. p Man. it 4pds MLa•es (We Ilnd. ind TTof 1 33 p Man., B. , Mat., & Mid., 214. p e 43Atti1 N0.114.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 11, 1847. [3d. Midland Preference, q i p North British Es. scalp, p North Western, 14. 144. 6d. p York nod New. Pre., 311 p York It N. N. 1 ref., 12 114 p West Riding Paton, 41 Igs_f. ..ntiAh Ext., I/. ICd. Gd. U. 10s. 9d. . Nor. Courtin Union, 11. 116. York and New. Pref., 71. Ila. Yet k and Selby, 92 Lao. Pref., 131 JAN. 9. CIL 8. & W., QOM. k 'Marie*, 24 Gt. D. & W. Fn. from Temp., to Non. & the SRAM, Ito. It.. Gd. ! Killarney JllllB., Ina. Cal. 12e. ed. I Kilkenny &G. 8. &W. Lim., Ennis., lk Kil. J. Ma. Mid. Gt. W. V.x. toGal., 3e. 811. h. wat.,Wen.,Wkdc.,klhilt,l3l.Be.&l. Wei ~Car.,&lletb. Jn., se. Ile. Old. 1.1N1116 AU 401,0709 S OR MOT PAM). Armaah, Cble.. & Port., fa. Brandon & Kantry, 13a. 62. 7a Id. helfast & Iloly.road. 206. tork and Killarney. Is. U. Bd. Lark & moy Meet. 11. 12 &ed- Dublin and Arntigh, G. 9d. Dub. & IlrlG..t Jn. n Dublin and Lnniakillen, 4 Dub., Tul., S Pars. Jn., 7s. Dub. & und. Atmos., 54.6d.76.6d. & slim; Ik. Galway and Rumba 9d. 4s. Cal. Gt. blunat,r Railway, 7s. ed. Dish N. Midland, 114. 9d. 12a. 3d. LAsnerkaL MI Limb., 13s. 20s. 1." 4, Ar lk4 t it iodi aI ., W t i I,i;lsm l tcd .ha s i New ry 13s. 13s. ed. New Row, Car., &MI. J., Ils,StL 4s. Wat. &KiL Ex. to Ca., 1a.301.15.9d. Watfd. It Ttamure, 214. 22a. Wes., WaL, & Valenti'. 44.3 d. U. BALI'S, JAN. 9. Edinburgh and Perth, 555. SC.. (Lao.. Kthoor., k Artlron, S Ot. North. , tats Dir. North.), 635. North British, 39 Do. Third,. 77.. 6d. 765. Do. tSs., 71.. Do. New, Qrs., Be., 325. 6d. lionttish Central, 22 Scottish Gd. Junction, 230. Stirling 64 Ihusferm., 76a. 73a. Stratbearn In., 81a. fid. Direct Bombay & Madrsa, 4P. . F., Indian Hailwoy, 11.. 9i1.110.6d. 11.114, It., 8, ifii7siuTiiia, 19 Ohs., KW, & And., IL Is. I Gins., Atrd., & Monk. J., 764.79 a. Glam. Harbour Mineral, 32.. GL Northern (Dir. Northern Ile. greet ed i, 83s. lid. &Ss. Great Indian Peninsular, Co. 9d. Greet North of India, 3s. CL Southern of Mods., 4..1d. NIL and Ayr Direct, 52.. Gd. 52a. Mash., N.4lorc, & Arcot, 38. Man. & Southainptem, 40a. 941.40 a. Newcastle and Bcrwkl, 351 Scottish Grand Jo., 28a. 275. &L Stirling & Dunfermline, 765. Strathearn Junction, 82s. Glow, Nil., and Ardennes", Gt. N. (Dar. N. Reu.), 83a.fa1 84s. fired North of lulu, Ss. Bd. Kilmarnock sod Ayr Duvet, 525. Man. and Southampton, 395. Midland, Halves, 1 I N. British, New Qrs., Se., 9.1 a. Scottish Crawl June., 211.. Stratheorn Junetmli, 820. &I. York & Newcastle, Prefer., 71 MINCING-LANE, Ha feast Ttoo.—The large public sales of colonial produce advertiwal for to-morrow have pre vented business by private contract to-day. It tined Sugar firm at the late advance ; standard quality, 6.55. to 665. 61. Riee continues in fair demand. Middling to good middling white Bengal, 20s. to 21s. 6d.; fine, 225. Cotton firm, but not active. . . Oils remain steady at our quotation,. Mr.—Stockholm, 174. 6d. ; Archangel, 1R4., per barrel. Turpentine.—Rough - in fair demand at 10s. ; Spirits dull, at 47e. . . . . Rum.—Buyers have been in the market, and paid ad vanced prices. Leeward Proof difficult to purchase at 35.; Enst India quoted at 2 10d. to 2s. I Id. In other articles no alteration. PRICES CURRENT. Sous, per wt otwr ram. I no, No 1. WAndla,B.P.bwn.s.42 00.40506 i Hoop. ll 3...11 1 Yellow Corey... 40 o_lo Carom at CRAW bee 8 1&..9 line 3O 0...38 Bweitliab Matuititui, brown... 33 0.. 44 Lug at per ton. Yellow 46 0...40 Pts, best l3 10... lb Pine 49 0...34 Milled, sheet l9 3... 0 Denim! tHadesgla 34 0...42 Rani 33 0... 0 Yellow 43 0...47 Patent shot 32 0... 0 Whits 48 0...37 red or minium ... 1910.. , 70 Fore(gn, brown.-- 34 0. .43 Speller Yellow .... ... . 44 0...46 Ong per 232 imp. gal. d.p. Ore) . and white.. 47 1..56 Hatt, Seel, pale... . 37 0... 0 Refined, Ilambru • .. 68 0...74 etraw 33 0... 0 Lumps 62 6..66 Mown lb yellow.. 29 0.. 33 Corsa, in Bend. Sperm ........ -.... $0 0...90 Rat Lash Head Matter 9l 0.- 0 Hood. 010.400C0d Hood. 45 0... 60 0 Routh Rea 29 0..11 BRIO 7O 0...123 0 Olire,Gallipoll,p.lon 48 0... 0 Orylon, goal MI Coons Nut .........42 0...44 nary ........ ... Fine callow— 43 0... 0 0 per tea 3B 10... 0 Hoe 300.000 Limited l3 10...23 U Yeah., good to fine 32 0... 66 0 Plainsong per sot. Oasts Rig ordP 34 0 . Butter—Cork, ls%. 04 0..13 0 -- .-ii 55 0 3M 0 0..0 0 Dubll3l,let - -0 0.2 0 Uraniako.lo l4 92 Carlow, let OO 0...100 I =7lo ni t 9 ll Berf, Ind* per time Prime Mess 0 0.,._0 0 Pork, prime mew 72 6_75 0 Belfa Baocas-Pork, Loch 173 0. .73 0 Do., st Deo" Waterkatl, pre cwt. 6O 0...69 0 Belfast 16 ' d. w0k Beita 'A rr 66 00 frk 151 0...58 0 18tto Bladder Amerkaa U. 00., Oz sad Cow, at per lb. B. A. and M. Video, dry 4.0 d11..0 071 0 4 . .0 =dry 0 3 . 0 8 7 .3 ll* 114 7 0 4..0 0 Lima &Yelp. dry_ 5 ...0 6 West Ind* err. • 0 4 4- 0 6 &OW ....... „,„ 34...0 44 Bast India 0 4y...0 icps Kipe. 0 8 8. Amer:Correi per hide 60.160 Rowia, ditto 0 0...10 6 Dva Woo*, at per too. L0 1 i 0. 0t .... Jania1a5...1.4 3... 4 10 5 5... 5 13 (:0m peed!) . .... 12 ''' 10:: a - 0 Nicaragua, large sad 140.150 Nmall 9 0...10 0 Lima 10 0...16 0 Rep lO 0...17 10 Red Sandem. 0... 5 10 Praxil 30 0 .90 0 Oil has sold to a consider 9d. on the spot i and forward, orthera Whale is required at sks. Tallow : The sale* are but 7 -- ANDON fenny every shown fit for grinding was quickly sold at a further advance of 4s. per quarter. Best white Wheats fetched 221. per load ; red, 201. The very poor sad raw samples were soon take n up at a similar advance. Flour ro. 3s. 4d. per hag, the best white making 661. ; best bread Flour, 595. to 60s ; and seconds, Ms. Bread, lid. to 20d. the Alb. loaf. Bari y was sought after, and 50g. to 5.55. per quarter was given for sam ples barely weighing ten score pounds; the best grinding samples rose up to 50.. per quarter; while some of not more than 9 score 101bs. fetched 465. to 48s. • being a rise for every kind of from 4s. to ss. per quarter. Barley meal is 2s. Per bag dearer. Malt is also up, from 5.. to Bs. per quarter. Englisa.grown new Beans sold at 525. to 545. per quarter. New grey Peas made 52a. per quarter ; white, 130 s. to 625. Tares, new winter, ss. 6d. per bushel ; old , ss. Red Clover seed, 545. per cwt. ; white, Me. Rye, old, 481. ; new, 50s. Oats, potato and Poland, 345. to ads. ; good sweet black, 30s. to 325. ; moderate samples, 245. to 235. BANBURY, JAN. 7.-Wheat, 7s. 4d. to Bs. per bushel. Barley, 384. to 475. per quarter. Oats, 26a. to 325. Beans, ss. to ss. Rd. per bushel. Flour, 46a. to 545. per sack. Bread, 84d. per 41h. loaf. CANTERBURY, JAN. 8.-The little English Wheat for sale this morning realised ls. per quarter above the prices of Monday last. Foreign met an improved inquiry at Is. to 21. quarter, and barrel Flour at Is. advance. The small quantity of Barley at market induces higher rates. Beans are Is., and Peas ls. to do. per quarter dearer. Oats sell more freely at Is. to 2s. per quarter more money. - - COLCHE,TER, JAN. 9.—The supply of Wheat is very large to-day ; the high pretensions of the farmers tended to clink business. There was, however, a fair demand bsth (or local consumption and shipping, at an advance of Is. to 21. trim last week. Very little Barley appeared—not enough to meet the immediate wants of the =skaters. Scarcely any Beans or Peas are offered. GLOCCEeiTER, JAN. 9.-At our market this day English and Foreign Wheat mat a ready sale at 4.. per qr. adesknoe upon last week's prices. Very little Barley is offered at the above advance. Oats and Brans are in demand at our quotations. During the week there has been a moderate supply of English Wheat, which was held for a further advance of 3.. to 4e. per qr., with a fair extent of business. Foreign found ready buyers at 41. per qr. more money. Very high rates are demanded for Barley, and it must be noted 3.. to 4.. per quarter dearer. Beans and Oats are firmly held for 2.. per quarter advance. The currency of the market is as follow.: Wheat, English, white, per imperial bushel. 91. Gd. to 10s. ; red, 9s. to 91.64.; Dant: ic ( low to high mixed), per 4801bs, 10s. to 10s. 3d.; Polish, Pomeranian, Stettin, 9s. to 9.. Gd. ; Odessa Maria nopoli, soft. Bs. 9d. to 9s. 3d. ; Odessa Taganrog, hard, Bs. 6d. to 9s. Barley, English, grinding, per 3921 h., 431. to 445. ; malting. per imperial quarter, 47.. to 545. ; Irish, grinding, per 39216.., 435. to 445. ; malting, per imperial quarter, 50s. to 525. ; foreign, grinding, per 3921 b.., 435. to 445.; malting, per imperial quarter, 502. to. 52e. Beans, English, per imperial bushel. 6s. 94. to 7s. ; foreign, Egyptian, per 634 Ib., 61. 3d. to 6.. 6d.; French, Dutch, small tick, 6s. 9d. to 7.. Oats, Limerick, Wexford, Euniscorthy, white, per 31211 a., 345. to Ms.; Cork, Waterford, and Youghall, 32e. 6d. to 34.. ;!Welab, black, imperial, 325. to 335. ; Irish, block, 32a. to 335. Peas, breakers, per imperial bushel, English, Bs. to 8.. 6d.; Foreign, 7s. sa. to Be.; grey and grinders , per Gil lb., English, Gs. to 6s. 3d. ; Foreign, 6., to Gs. 3d. Flour, best seconds, English, 575. to 58s. Linseed Cake, Dutch, per ton, 91. 10s. to 101.; French, 111, to 121. Imports of the week ending Ist of Jan. Wheat, 1,810 qrs. ; Beans, 1,697 ; Peas, 609. GUILDFORD, JAN. 9.—The quantity of Wheat at market was unpreeedentedly large for this meson of the year. The demand was very extensive for all descriptions, and an advance of 2s. per quarter was generally obtained ; hut the rise on the middling iota may be called 2.. to 3.. Barley was much dearer, 68.. being made of the very best. Oats were also higher, but of this grain, as well as Beans and Peas, there is an unusually small quantity at market. Wheat, 181. 10s. to 211 ; red, 16/. 6s. to 18/. Oats, 28s. to 28s. Beans, 425. to 46*. Hun., JAY. 9.—The stocks of all sorts of grain being very small, enhanced rates have been daily realized, and the quotations arc rai , ed accordingly. The only arrivals of Linseed this week consist of 3,760 qrs. from Kertch. A steady business has been doing at unaltered rates. We quote Black Sea, .50s. to 515.• Petersburg, fine, 495., down to 416. for inferior; Riga, 466. to 428.; Archangel, 45a. to 445. ; Memel, fine, 475., down to 345. ; Konigsberg, 451., down to 355. per qr., according to quality. There has been same inquiry for Black Sea Secd for spring shipment, and sales have been effected at 4.55. per qr., delivered here. No Rapeseed offering, except a email pared of English, at 261, 10s. per lint. We quote fine Danish, 271. to 271. 10s. per last. basted Cakes move off steadily. at 101. 15e. to 101. 17s. 6d. per ton, for best Bull made. Rape Cakes us more in request, and some parcels have been taken for feeding purposes. MANCHESTER, JAN. 9.-Though it may be said that the market has not been is an excited a state during the put week, a study busbies§ has been d,ons at advancing prices. The same may be said of Liverpool; and at Wakefield yes terday, a large supply wan firmly met, and an enhancement of Is. to 2s. per quarter upon Wheat was eatablished. Con etantly advancing prices Induce caution on the part of buyers ; but with the present light stocks and great con sumption of Wheat sad Flour, holders evince the greatest firmnesa and confidence. At our market to-day a fur basi. nese was done in Wheat, at en advance of 3d. to 441. per bushel :-Flour moves off steadily, and may be called full 2a. per sack, and Is. 6d. per barrel, higher. Oats bring' some advance. So little Oatmeal is offering, that prices may be considered nominal. Beans, Is. per quarter dearer. Malt scarce, and held firmly fir an advance of 31. per load. Barley and all inferior feeding stuff, scarce and dearer. Wheat, per bah. of 70th.., English, white, 10,6 d. to 1 Is. 9d.; red, 10s. 3d. tolls. 3d. ; Truth and Scotch, white, 10s. 3d. to Ils. 3d. ; red, 91. 9d. to 10s. 6d. Barley, grinding, per bushel of 60 lbs., 7s. to 7s. 6d. Oats, per bushel of 45 lbs., English, Scotch, and fine Irish, ss. 4d. to Ss. 61.: Irish kiln-dried runs, 6.. 2d. to ss. 41. Beans, per qr. of .3041h5., English, small, 54n. to 665. ; tick, 52.. to 545. Malt, per 6 imperial bushels, fine, 58s. to 61.. ; fine seconds, 555. to 575.; seconds and Irish, nominal. Pens, per 8 im perial bushels, white (boilers). 6th. to 66a. Flour, per sack of 2851 W., English and Irish fine, 54.. to 565. ; superfine, 575. to 595. ; extra ditto, 60s. to 63.. Oatmeal, per load of 210115., English and Irish, 60s. to 625. NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, JAN. 9.-The weather still continues open, which is a most fortunate circumstance, into much as the labouring classes will be kept fiilly employed, so that the present high price of provisions will not be so serinealv felt so had the contrary prevailed. The trade throughout the present week has been of a buoyant charac ter, and large 'ohs of Wheat, Flour, and other article, have been mode at daily advancing prices. Of Flour a consider. able quantity hes been taken for Manchester, which is a new feature in the tree, and strongly marks the exhausted state of the stocks in that quarter. In this district an opinion is be coming . prevalent, that our growers bold much lees grain than usual; with reference to spring Corn there can bo no question that the quantity on hand is much smaller than usual; how far the opinion with regard to Wheat is correct time can only show; certainly if the supplies we receive frees the farmers may be taken u a but we should be led to believe that of Wheat a y e a g a , ficieuey will be found to exist, ea they are by nn means liberal at present. At our market this morning we had a much lets supply of Wheat from the growers, and from the tout the arrivals arb trifling; Insh-thruhad samples were opneavently eagerly picked up at an advance of 2s. to 4s. per ' qr., bat south country qualities being generally held at a greater amendment but few sales resulted, but where parties w ere willing to accept 3e. advance, our millers showed a die position to purchase. Foreign must be quoted 4s. dearer with few sellers at this enhancement. Upon Flour we raise our quotations 3s. to 4s. per rack, good household being now saleable at 67.. per tack ; from the circumstances however of our millers having raised their price to 595., we hope to make rather more for Norfolk households than the current rates of to-day, the market having been much re lieved by the quantity taken for Manchester. Rye may be noted 4.. dearer, and is very scarce. Malting Barley 2.. to 34., and grinding parcels fully 4s. higher, with very little offering of the latter description. Malt may be called 44. to ss. per qr. dearer, extra qualities being now worth 78s. Beans and Peas have again advanced to the extent of 3s. per gr., choice foreign breakers being now held at 56r. per qr. With Oats we were largely supplied, neverthele's a rt ady clearance as eff cted at an improvement of to 24 per qr. In frond, Bth ion., Wheat, 5,706 qrs.; Barley, 828 ; Oats, 1,0.52 ; Peas, 690. British : Wheat, Northumberland, new, white, 69a. to 76.. ; red, 66e. to 70s ; Norfolk and Suffolk, old white, 665. to 76a ; red, 645. to 745. ,• new, white, 745. to SOs. ; red, 69e. to 765.; Lincolnshire, old, white, 68s. to 765.; red, 704 to 74e. • new white, 68s. to 745. ; red, 661. to 7 1 s. Rye. Norfolk and Suffolk, 56e. to 60.. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 48s. to 64t. ; Chevalier, 645. to 68s. ; Northumberland and Scotch, 46s to 505.; Chevalier, 48s. to 525. ; grinding and distilling, 40s. to 465. ; Malt, 665. to 74a. Chevalier. 76e. to 78e. Oats, Northumberland and Scotch potato, old, 30s. to 366. ; new, 30.. to 345. ; common and Argue, old. 265. to 304.; new, 245. to 28s. Peu, white boilers, 545. to 565. &rens, 465. to 525. Flour, per sack, fine Stockton and Northumberland, 56.. to 60.. ; Norfolk whites, 675. to 79s households. 55a. to 575.; seconds, 50.. to 565.; households, 60s. to 51s. ; thirds, 465. to 50s. ; households, 441. to 48a. I Foreign : Wheat, Dantzie and Konigsberg, white, free, 744. to 80a ; red. 664 to 72a. ; Sile.ilo, white. 70s. to 78.. ; red, 665. to 755. ; Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white, 695. to 78v. ; red, 684. to 765.; Hamburg, Marks, and Anbelt, white, 684 to 765. ; red, 665. to 735. ; Kiel and Holstein, white, 664 to 745. ; red, 645. to 70s. Barley, Sul, 46a. to 625. ; Pomeranian and Holstein, 425. to 43.. Ox's, 'loch Brew, 30s. to 36.. ; Pomeranian feed, 265. to 325. ; Holstein and Denial, 264 to 3'.ls. ; Archangel and Riga, 265. to 31s. Peas, white, 504 to 56e. Flour, per barrel of 196 lb., United States sod Canedian, duty paid, 384. to 4•;..-The arrivals this week are-Wheat, 2,119 qrs. ; Rye, 10; Malt 85 ; Oat., 618 ; Flour, 320 sacks. Noawicit, JAN. 9.—There was a fall atterdanm at this market to-day, and the quantity of Wheat offored by the farmers was unusually large. There wee also some large parcels offered, per railway, from Ely, Cambridge, and Suf folk, making something like a month's supply. The desire evinced to sell at the present prices was shown at the open. ing of the market, tud a fair amount of business was d...ne, at from ls. to 2s. over last Saturday's prices ' • but the demand not being as extensive as for some weeks past, sales were made on rather lower terms before the close, and a lame quantity was unsold. The sales in Barley were quick, at 2s. higher. Oats are still looking upwards. Beans and Peas arc also dearer. There was not much done in selling Flour, free on board at Yarmouth, buyers being sby ; yet the price given was ls. per sack higher than last week. Pr ler, cur rent : Wheat, white, 63 lbs. per bushel, 80s. to 86s. per qr. ; red, 775. to 795. Barley, malting, 665. to 60s. ; gri :ding, 545. Peas, maple grey, 525. to .535. Beans, tick, 645. ; small, 66 •. Flour, household, 525. 6d. to 535., free on board at Yarmouth (purchasers paying cost price for sacks), with one month's discount allowed. The retail price is 2s. lOd. per stone. READING, JAN. 9.—Ne had a moat animated market to day for evcry ducription of grain, of which there was a very 'united supply for this season of the year. We note Wheat full 38. per qr dearer. Barley was ss. :o 7s pct qr. higher; and Oats and Beats 2.. to 4s. over the litl4 of Lot week. SUNDERLAND, JAN. 9.-The weather continues open and damp, and the condition of Wheat is not so good. There war at market to-day a large supply of Wheat from the farmers, and the arrivals coastwise have been 550 quar ters of Wheat and 350 sacks of Flour. Business was inti mated, and prices rose fully 4s. is 6.. per quarter, at which rates there was a fair clearance. The demand is greet, and the farmers stead out firmly for higher prices, expecting that atilt higher rates will prevail before a check is given to the upward movement. The best Wheats are worth 745. to 785., and average qualities 70s. to 725. ; old In demand at 60a. to 665. ; south country, and free foreign, in demand at a similar advance. Good malting Barley is worth 48a. to 655. Oats are rather plentiful, at 265. to 301. Beans, 46a. to 48a. Grey Peas, 40s. to 445. Flour is abundant, at an advance of 3.. to 4.. per seek, and 545. to 565. are new ob tained for the ben. Averages for the past week : Wheat, 1,306 quarters, at 695. Id. Barley, 52 quarters, at 625. 2d. Oats, 32 quarters, at 255. 9d. ; and Beans, 12 quarters, at 455. per quarter. UXBRIDGE, JAN. 7.-The Wheat market wan well supplied to-day, but trade was excessively dull, and barely realised the pnces of last Thursday. Barley was again from 3s. to 4s. per qr. dearer. Oats and other grain as before. Wheat, 171. to 221. per load of 5 qrs. Beans, 445. to 48a. per qr. Year, 40s. to 465. Barley, 44.1. to 565. Oats, 245. to 34.. Rye, 40s. to 421. Tares, 6e. 6d. per bushel. Flour, per sack, white, 655. ; household, 60s. ; seconds, 555. WINCHESTER, JAN. 9.-Wheat was from 3s. to 4s. per qr. dearer than the prices obtained last Saturday. 211. per load given for white Wheat, several refusing that offer ; red, of first-rate quality, made from 191. to 291. ; evert damp poor samples were readily disposed of at a rise equally as great Flour was again up 3e. 4d. per bag, and Bread Id. the 81b. loaf. Barley was scarce, particularly good malt ing samples; every description may Is quoted at least 4s, per RT. higher; everything good went off quickly, best malting making 535. to 565. per qr. ; grinding, up to 505. ; and very pocr discoloured samples were up to 444 Barley Meal, 245. to 255. per bag. Malt, from 91. 6d. to 10s. 6d. per bushel. Oats, of sweet and good quality, muck in demand, at an advance of 2s. per qr. • beet Potatoe and Poland making 365. to 38s. per qr. ; black, 301. • and other samples from 26.1. to 28s. Tares were in dem and at an im. proved term of 6d. per bushel. Rye was also asked for, at an advance of 2s. per qr. Brans, English, new, 545. per qr.; foreign, old, 50s. to 525. Grey Peas made 555. per qr. •, white 605., being an advance of 2s. per qr. Indian Corn more in request, and offered by several from Southampton at 2s. per qr. higher ; the beat yellow, 645. ; white, 665. to 68s. Flour, per 2801b5., from 60s. to 645., for fancy baking; belt wheaten, 564 to 58e. • seconds, 53a. to 555. per bag. Bread, 18d. to 20d. the 81b. _ WARMINSTER, JAN. 9.—The difference of prices in both Wheat and Barley in one week is greater than has been known for a number of years. One farmer sold from the mune lot of Barley at 635., which last week he go: 50a. for, and one or two others at as advance of from 9s. to Ils. per qr. Wheat, per qr., 555. to 112 a. Barley, 46e. to 635. Oats, no. to 31s. Bean:, 50e. is 565. Wheat, new, 545. to 84s. Bread, 84d. WISBECH, JAN. 9.—We are well supplied with Wheat, *pillage of other grain to-day. The weather has much affected the condition of all grain. Wheat mart be called 2a., Oats Is., and Beans 2s. per qr. dearer oinee this day week, and a large buoinees doing. Wheat, per qr., old, 635. to 68e. . • new, . 66x. to 75e. ; extra, 77a. Oats, per atone, 16.1. to 164 d. ; extra, 17d. Beans, per qr., old, 50e. to 52A. ; new, 50e. to 535., to the growers. WORC6sTEIt, JAN. 9.—We had a very large supply of Wheat from the farmers, which ruled dull at an advance of 2.. to ar. per qr. Barley 2s. per qr. higher. Oats sold at an Improvement of 2s. per qr., which buyers were not willing to comply with. Beans were plentiful at le. per qr. higher. Peas unaltered in value. - - YORK, JAN. 9.-We have a fair supply of all grain at market to-day, but in consequence of the late very moist weather, the condition of Wheat is only indifferent. Wheat in good condition has met a free sale at fully last week's prices; other qualities difficult to quit. Barley in good de mand, but the extreme prices asked has checked sales. We quote 2s. to 3a. dearer. Oms in needy request, at last week's rates. In other articles no alteration. The follow ing are the present prices of grain: Wheat, white, per imp. qr., 725. to 761. • red, 665. to 70s. Barley, malting, 48e. to .521. • grinding, 4.36. to 451. Beans, 48s. to 51s. Rye, 435. to 46e. Malt, 70s. to 74 1 . Oats, 164 d. to 1745. per et.lof 141 b. Flour, 55a. to 60s. per sack of 2801 b. DUBLIN, JAN. 8.-The continuance of very limited supplies has enabled holders to realise a general, and on some descriptions of grain, a considerable advance, since this , day week. We increase our quotations for Wheat, 3e. te 4..; and Oats and. Barley, Is. per barrels. Flour and Oat meal are also fully la per qet. each higher. The following was the general currency to the farmer Wheat, red, 425. to 48s. ; white, per 2801b5., 45e. to 10s. Oats ' per 1961 1 5., 21s. to 235. Barley, per 2241b5., 255. to 29e. Oatmeal, per cwt , 245. to 275. Flour, seconds, per cwt., 245. to 275. ' - • BELFAST, JAN. B.—The supply of all kithis of grain at marketduring the week is limited, pcla . s the demand is good, every article is &deem:mg rapidly in price. Parrene Wheat, a very ready sale, at an advance of about 9d. per cwt., and a parcel of prime Irish red Wheat sold to-day at 181., en d Polish Odessa at 171. 10s. per ton. Flour must be quoted 10. per cwt higher, and a further advance of another Is. per cat. is fixed for Monday next by the leading millers. Ame rican Flour held firmly at 421. 6d. to 435. per barrel. Barley continues scarce at fell prices. Oats have suddenly advanced from ls. to is. 4d. per cwt., end in good request. Oatmeal bat olio adrtneed about 2s. Sd. per cwt., and a free sale at the annexed high rates. Indian Corn become,' scarce again, and paces have advanced about 15e. per ton, fbr both Corn and Indian Corn Meal. .• - • Conlf, Lot. B.—We have had open weather daring the week, and the trifling, quantities of grain we have re ceived from the country fetched very high prime. Au ac tive business hue been done in Wheat, Flour, and Indian Corn, since our last, at advanced rater. There are but few samples of Wheat in the market, and more buyers then' sellers. The same may be said of Oats. Flour is in great demand, and stocks very light. The bakers are all pretty fairly supplied, but are inclined to purchase largely, in anti cipant:mot' a further advance. Since the Ist, twesity•eight vessels with Indian Corn hese arrived, for orders.; seven have relied for other Forte. The few diackarging here have not redimed the price ex ship, and floating cargoes are ia de mand, st 'M.. C. F. & I. A large cargo of Canadian Flour ' sold et ship, at 425. to 43a. per barrel of 196 lbs. Receipts front Ist to Bth inst.: Wheat, 335 ; Barley, 314 ; Oats, 2,076. Prices to fermiers: Wheat, pet barrel of 20 dome, whits 44e; red, 36.. to VII. 6d. Bark)) , per barrel of 16 stone, 2la. to 251, Oats, per barrel of le stone, white, 18a. 6d. to 21s. black, 16s. 10d. to Ilk. 6d. Wheat subject to 6d. per barrel, and Oats and Barley to ad. per barrel brokerage in addi. tion to the quotations. Polish Odessa Wheat, 445. to 45a. ; Mariample Wheat, per barrel 20 at., 40s. to 465. ; Wheat, f. oh., per barrel of 26 sc., 445. to 46e. White Oats, per barrel of 14 at., 204, to 211.; blSik, 19a.,White halm% Corn, per ton, 11/. • yellow, 17t. Corn Meal, white mad yellow, per ice, 191. ; Oatmeal, per ton, 221. Plow, farts, per mat, 265. ; seconds, 26e ; howlebolde, 225. ; do. thirds, 171. Bran, per ton, 71. Wheaten Meal, per ton, 191. to 201. Z - - SLIGO, JAN. 9.— Market; still advaming sone. Oats very little, 21s. to 22e. per barrel. t mewl. 24%. per cwt. Indian Meet, 18e. . . wt. Ame s., n 1.700 r, 465. per buns]. WATERFORD, JAN. 9.—Onr market continues to advance, and all descriptions of grain arc in active demand at higher prices than have been obtained last harvest'. Flour has also improved both in price and demand during the week, especially the commen qualities. Indian Corn, too, is in request at full prices. The following are the current rates of the day: Mill Wheat, prepared, per barrel of 2801ba.. 43a. to 45v. ; shipping, 41s. to 425. Barley, per 2241ba., 270. to 30s. Oats, per 1961b5., 20s. to 21. Sum fine Flour, per sack, 60.. to 62a. ; seconds, 565. to 565. ; thirds ' 525. to 535. ; fourths, 44. to 435. Indian Coro, per 2801 be . 42e. to 435. 6d. HOPS. BOROUGH MARKET, Two o'Clock.—Mes•tro. Pat tenaen and Smith, Hop Factors, report that Eiere con cvntinuet an exeelient demand fur all Hops with colour sad ma ♦ Pest Yeets,p.osrt. 34 oto u.lO I Teethe, k. u.. p. oo t. L. S to 41. • Week' a( Kees, „ • oto 3 0 Yeerlang Sew, ~ 3 0 to• • News „ 313t01 10 f Old Hops ..... „ 3 oto • • Pinker. ANDOVER, JAN. 9.—Farnhanan have made 71. to 71. 109., and Altons 61. 10,. per cwt. WINCITESTF.R, JAN. 9.—The rapid rim , in Malt makes the holder" of this article more firm, asking 10s. per cwt. more for the brat Farnham', and be. for every other quality. WOOL LONDON.—The market enntinnes steady. ANDOVER. JAN. 9.—The fellmongers atilt hold, the price A offered not being more thou 124. to 134. per lb. for Lambs' Wool; lid. to 124. Long ; 84. Ore) ; and other lota 44. to 6d. per lb. BRADFOliD.—There is an ample stack of Wool in the staplers' hands, hut the demand is restricted. This is owing, in a great measure, to the sellers holding out for price. There is on the whole a better market for yarns, at • slight increase of price, and the spinnersare somewhat ex tending their operations. The piece market certainly im proves; there is much more inquiry for pieces. Fancy goods arc extensively made to order, and plain Orleans meet with a ready sale at former prices. HALIFAX.—Prices both of Wool and Yarn are mationaryt slacker. LEEDS.—The market for English Wool continues in the improved state noticed last week. Prices are fnn and unaltered. In foreign a moderate amount of business has been done. Prices have an upward tendency. LEICESTER.—Yarns and Wools are very firm. LivEftrooL.—Our market continuer unimproved, but a fair amount of business has been done in foreign. Scotch is in good demand. stocks increase, and holders are firm in prices. In Alpscha tbo transactions are limited. Import this week, 47 bales of foreign ; previously, 44. Of ScotcL•, 109 ; previously, 50 bags. ItOCIJDALE.—In Wool there has not been much doing, arc the dealers ask better prim,. WAN EFIELD.—This market is without change since het report. Proepeets are still sanguine uto the future, bat as yet no decided opinion can be formed. WINCHESTER., JAN. 9.—W00l is at the price of last quotation ; brat Lamb making but 134. per lb. ; Long Wool, 12d. ; interior, from Bd. to Ild. 2. Nov. 201. Dee. 2 Dec. 12 Dee. 19., Dee. W. Jan. 2. IU I OVER, JAN. 9.—Nearly . eve7 sanple of Wheat wry to One floonatm awl Pa- --- dang 22 0 23 0 Tr c, at per lb. Coagou,common 0 9 ... 0 10 149-11, at per cwt. Bengal white 2O 0... 22 0 Cargo. Jars l7 0... 19 0 Patna 24 0.. 26 0 Carolina 2B 0... 34 0 SMITS. Ram at per Pll. Leeward Island Proof. Demerara, 26 to per cent. O.P. ... . s ...3 Jamaica, 30 to 38 per cent. D.P. 3 ... 4 3 Favourite marks 4 ... 4 10 ftrandy, Ist brands S ... 3 10 British spirits, d.p.11 ...II 9 Scotch ..11 9 Dish II II 9 FIAX, per ton. Riga, P.P.D. /44 0...53 0 St. Petersburg, 9 bast 10 0... 0 n Dutch sal Plembth 43 0...03 0 frimland Herr. at per ton. 9t.Petershorg,cleun/37 10.-83 0 oavelot ..... 14 10..83 0 Ralf Mean sl 0 31 10 PIP. Reins l6 0...89 0 outsbot e... 0 0 Manilla Eastlndla Is 0...16 01 - - Bombay l4 II II Jute Taw, et wort Baud 103 0 0 0 Btralte Cum in blocks 9B 0... 0 0 laux, at rer um. Barn HVLL, JAN. 9.—Linseed able extent, at 2.14. 3d. to 26•. 265. per cwt. Fish Oils No 31/. 10s. per tun, including casl retail, at steady price's. MARIi-LANE.—The receipts during the last week of all descriptions of grain of home-growth have been very short. The supply of Wheat this morning by land carriage samples from the near counties was a moderate one; hut the extravagant advance demanded by factors had the effect of driving the millers from their stand ; at a later hour of the day a fair clearance was effected at an improvement of 2a to 3s. per quarter upon last Monday's quotations. The quantity of English Barley that has arrived since this day sennight is totally inadequate to the demand, and a fur ther advanro of 3s. to 4s. per quarter has taken place in the value of this article. Foreign has also risen in nearly a like degree. Oats, in the absence of anything like an adequate supply, have advaneed 2a. to 3s. per quarter upon the rates of Monday last. Peas and Brans moat he quoted 2s. higher. BRIIIBII. atdibaxe pee Quarter Werae, Few: and Rent Red 81 to 73 77 Whew. ;Ste 77 to RI Norfolk and Suffolk 67 to 73 73..... do 71 to 75 to 78 Talavera (Ipees or Sullblk) ......81 to 83 nambridge&Liooala Sad 73 lo 78 VI 77 NW; 7710 77 to 79 Nostbandeerload At &eke ow to— do —to— to Iriala do Ara 4O 60 44 RAMAT. Feed 1 og••••••+:t 43 to 45 Menlo, 48 47 to 51 1101008 ' ' • .111 to 33 Cbseatler 3316 47 fier to fil Irlob Beet Wooer 34 to 36 Kea: _. . .., 82 to SO fine pale SO to 90 Dare, l; Di Feed 30 to 32a Od _Meek— 29 to 37a del Ditto Poland. 41 to SCA ad...1 . 011t0. :Li to 37s Od Armtek luidtkatib Feld 31 to Us 1161,..184.01e.. 36 to 31161 061 Irish Feed • MI to 26 to 3la *LAMA— Nto 318 Od Ditto Potato ..... ..... - - jit els Od to as ild P. W, GI Ty Blue l7 to .50a 03... ... 48 to 3U Od 311 to 13. =id 63 to 67 White U47 to . Baape, Mne l 4o lo 43 to 43 Ilea 44 to 47 add 46 to 50 Iderrole .........47 16 48 ' 1113111 01 to NI ..eld 52 to 54 Taw—Um 891138 —to Neer Wlater —Ai ~...old -- to Ruvuma:Am .... n ••••••• •••••• ,r• ••••• .... .• 1 40 to 42 Per cwt. 1 CLOSMIPERT, .1961 Lrasaso CoW ..- ..................••.......i.......4$ 1131 to 313 105. Ike oak a 3131 e. ' 1 nova, Town made, &MOW a to 0......711e liordsca JU to 58 Sark& and flablk... 30 to 34 Whits Imo= mitt Yost. — to iota to FOREIGN. Doty paid. In Bond. Walla; Dudek and Konigsberg 70 to 73 tine to 60...64 to 76 Peeensiosq itconosk sod titoldn, weer 70 to 73.-44 to 70 French sad Beebe* Danish aadliambwO 70 to 71.314 is IS Rowe* 63 to 41 ..... Egyptian.- —to 114 Danube and Odeon II le /CM to 11l Spanion, hard to soft Canadian to Anstrallut 70 40 M„. Res BsaLes, Feeding 43 in 47 ....... _Distilling 17 to to Luenuts - to °Ars, Maim 30 to SL..— to Fomnaaena tlyredkat and Drab 37 to SI-- to Yrieseland and ..... „. bed to to Ditto Brew. —ln - BLOIS, Tkk r old 43 to 00.. to 1 f, 41 . 71°7-- aid 46 to 411.-- to itryptiail. tl lo Tosony AO 44 Pau, Grey NV bite .. ... le is ". ..-„Boiles Team Old to to slonte to Dot/ frre Lion t, Haiti* and Rita . ...... 40 44 to 4;... do. do. liedaterremo Ned Oasis; 47 49 to 31... do. do. ItAraroo CLOVICNSCIOI, Rd to —White —to —p. cot. Duty to. 3d. p. cot. Ite.rosti Cum .-- from of duty, per ton, .C 3 to. to £3 104. CoILIS Dula 404 GAM ditto £9 Pc to 410 Oa Ditto Frame aid Airdeas ditto £lO 04. p. par arL of Ilea. Flat 1, Americas. la Bud 39 to 40 tree 40 to 42 Daataie MS Hamburg 37 to 39 ........... do. 37 to 40 Canadlas (Doty 71d. per barrel) Preach free to pee S eek a 280 lbs. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 46 JAN. TO 9113 JAN. Qrs. Bagbid Babb. blab. Forese. Slant Barley Gab .. ... ........... 153 1 4 31 I 1393 Floor, 3654 Sick, ; 23,339 barrels; t, 9710 qinorters. AL AVERAGES. barley. 1 Oats. Rye. Beans. Prax 12s 9tl 23s 11441. 2d 13s 10d 17s Cd 42. 114126. 7d 42s 5413 a 42 45s Od 13s 1426 s '4 lb 114 13s lid 13s 7d Us 11426 s 3d 43a Id Hs 34 Ms 10d 43s 24,26 s 104 43e 7d 436 Gd 19a 4 4 41s 3 4 1275 2d 44. 104 41.104 49. ad 43s blibe Id 43e 19dAle 40146.1 . 4 4s lid b Kr 1. 'id, 2. al 2. 1331 2s 04 ila but slz week's Corn mews. Nov. is . . D.c. 3 . . 59. 71 90. & Ns 101 CI. & yen. z : 6 weeks' A. Ater. Duties on loc. Grain 4 /(C74‘ Do. Leeda aa niL trltra l t i ltrrE 445. p Do. Halves, 6 p Do. Kates. Sc.. (peak). 2.5 a. p Leeds & Think, I I Ns. d Do. New, Pc fkL 2a. 6d. p Do. Pret, 295. u.. p YORK RAI Ot.N. (Lon& York ILL 6.. 1} Newcastle and Berwick, &I N. British Halve:" is& Do. Third.. R. IS. 6a. 37. IGa. Do. Quarters, si UN= COMPL.MD. Dublin le Drogheda, 55 31 Ditto MAIL, 14 15 Dublin and Kingstown, 110 Oster. 53 umcs re 'moans. &Ward and Ballymena, 20 Het fat and County Down, i Cork and Bandon, 8 Cork, Illocknxk, & Pristage, 14 14 Dublin & Belfast Jn., 41 Jf Dundalk and Ennakinen, 11 f Great S. and W., 28 f Cl. P. and W. Es. frau Temp., to Nen. h. the 11han., 11.3 d. 2. Gel. Irish & aft Mid. Gt. K an, 1 W. k Roy. Canal, 94 4 Do. Hulas 11 Newry and Eaniakillen, Newry,War.,& Itoareror,l2l 13 Waterfall and Limerick, 131 Waterford and Kilkenny, 24 rant IN 1343 AND 1646. Karat and Co. Down, 2d. Curl N.: W.tcrford, dr. Gd. Got, Mkt., Is Pa age, 74.6 d. lok. Oak, Belt., &Col. la., 4a. Is 3d. Diabldt, Lan. & Roth., 2s6d. 22.9 d. Dub. & Kingstown Halves, 168 Do. Quarters, if 81 Gt. S. & W. Es. from Mallow to at. S. It W. Fat., Mountmeliek in., 15.106. Abrrdern, 2Si '''''' Ayr and Galloway, 475. Caledonian, New, 575. 465. 'bred N., 5e..39a. Dundee GM Peril+, 261 21 Da, New, 144 East or File, su. E. t Fehotnorgh k Ilatbgate, Cp. Eclat. and Glen. Hideo., 22 Edin., 1.4 itb, Grunt" 211 Edin. end Northt rn, 124 Do. New, 99 DO. $ Newport, 61 Gl. M. GLASGOW Aberdeen, 251 Ayr & Galloway, 435. 455. ed. Caledonian, New, 595. Caledonian & Dumb., 455. 475. Direct Northern, Scrip. SOL Dundee & Arboth., New, N 0.3,51 Dundee 5c Perth, 231 Dun., !Some, and Calm, 345. 35a. E. Gounties York Eaten., 70s. East of Fife, 56a. Fast Indian Hallway, Ile. 64. East loth.. Central, 5 la 51s. Edlnbuigh and Glaa. Halves. 211 Edinburgh and Perth, Us. 59a. C 1..., All., & Ayr, 701 Gies., Duos., & Qr., 61.11 s ed. Jai Ayr and Galloway, 435. Cd. 45a. Direct Northern ftrip, 590. Gd. Dundee& Arbroath, New, No. 3, si Fast Indian Railway, 1 la. 3d. E. Lothian Central. 52.,64.515.6d. Edin. a swo.. Edinburgh aud Perth, 51s. ed. GLagnw General Terminus, 121 Ail, and Ayr, Halves, 9E Glos., Dom., and Curl., 61. 12s. PRODUCE. CORN. POTATOES. SOUTHWARK, WATERSIDE, JAN. 12. —ln conse tkuence of the contrary winds there has been but few arrivals WIC! our last report. More money has been asked for some samples; but, in consequence of the mildness of the weather during the past week trade was languid, and but few Pahl, were effected at the folio wing quotations: York Regents. UN. to 200.. Lincoln and Cambridgeshire Regents, 140 s. to 1705.; kidneys, 1400. to 160 s. Kent and Roses It:lents, 1701. to 2005.; kidneyr, 160 s. to 200 e. French whites, 130 s. to 160 s. SHINS. ANDOVETt, JAN. 0.-Bast I)owna, 41. 6d. to be. each; seconds, 3e. thi. to 45.; without being assorted, 4s. Long Wools, L&ceeter and Cottswald, best Skins, Os. ; 4a. 04. Ox Hides, from 4011 s. to 1001 M. each in weight, all at 21d. per lb. Calf Skins are 41d. to 44d. per lb. Horse Rides, 10s. to 12.. each. Butchers' Rough Fat, 2s. 10<1. to 3s. the stone of 81be. WINCTIESTER, JAN. 9.-A large quantity of Sheep Skins in the market, which wild by the bargain at 4s. each ; by the Skin, beat assorted South Downs. 4.. 3d. to 4s. 9d not culled, 4s. to 4s. 3d.; inferior, 31. 6d. to 3s. 9d. On Hides still eontinue to be sold at 21(1. to 21d. per lb., of all weights and sites. Calf Skins at 41d. to 41d. ; larger dm, above itlbe. weight, 6s. each. Hone Hick*, from 6t. to 13s. CATTLE, &c. SMMIFIELD, Two o'Clock.—Our supply of Bemis to-day is shorter, and the weather considerably improve* slaughtering, trade is considerably better, and an adrenal af 3d. per 81b. is readily obtained. We have only 28 born Hol land. about 800 from Norfolk and Suffolk, nearly 700 Leicester, and Lincoln, 300 from Cambridgeshire, 120 from Scotland, 30 from Ireland, and the remainder from various puts of the country and the neighbourhood of London. The number of Sheep is also considerably lem, and trade brisk, at fully 2d. per 81b. advance. A few of the choicest Downs have made rather over our top quotations. We have only 230 from Holland. We have hot few Calvet on offer, which are readily diapo•ed of at rather more money. The trade for Pigs is also brisk, the supply being moderate, and weather very favourable. P. eume Of 6 lb. .. 41. s 4. Per stew 61111. 4. • el. Rest Peet., Xrrtle.4, ke. 4 4 4 6 I Phn 4 0 1 4 Seel Neers.lbenee 3 10 4 1 Beet 11.ree et F1a1t.1..64 I I I Seeeed runty Deem 3 1 1 a ben Laspereele Calm 4 4 I 1 Ewes awe .reed heathy. 4 4 neub at eddhet, 1,633 , a►eep sad Lambe, 10,010 Pip, 170. ANDOVER, JAN. 9.—The Beast market had a short supply of lean stock. Cows In and with calf, selling at fair prices. Steers and others at • reduction of ss. to 10s. per head. Pigs were more in quantity. Small Pigs might have been bought at almost any price. Fat bacon Hogs were brought In considerable quantities from the county of Wilts • some sold at 95.. others at 9P. fal. per score; for smaller, the highest price 10s. - - - - SouTHALL, JAN. 6.—The supply of Beef and Mutton and everything else was short. The trade was dull and the prices somewhat receded. The Beef (Hereford and Devon) was from 2s. to 4s. 2d. per stone, i.inking the offal Mutton, 4s. to be 2d. ; Veal, 4s. 6d . to Is. 4d. ; Pork, 36.4 d. to 4s. 4d. WINCHIgTER, JAN. 9.—A small supply of lean Beast and Cows, for which the trade was very slack, though offered at lower terms, of at least ss. per head. Some good in-calf Cows made fair prices at from 121. to 161. each. Calves front 20s. to 251. each. Pigs were in great number; not one-fourth changed hands, though offered at greatly an. - duced figures. II 1 r . > -44 ''',l4 SHIPPING. MAILS ARRIVED: 7, Dublin; 6, Waterford; 2, Do nighee ; 1, Guernsey and Jersey ; 2, French ; 1, Flanders; 1, Holland; 1, Hamburg ; 1, East Indian. LONDON, Jan. 11.—Wind this day at noon, E.N.E„ light breeze, and fine clear weather. - DEAL, Jan. 9.-13.8. E. to E. and S.E. by 8. ; 10,8.8. E., • moderate. Sailed : Tbereaa Adelaide, South Australia ; Maria Hardy. Algoaßay ; Emily, Cape Coast Castle ; Nereid, Dominica; Australia, Colombo; J. F. Ford, Bombay; Car thagens, New Orleans. Cowan. r Jan. 6. E.S.E. fresh.—Arrived Sylphide, Africa ; Beaufort, Harms& Off: Maria, Batavia, for Rotterdam. SHOREHAM, Jan. 9.—E.S.E.—Off: Lucknow, Calcutta. PORTSMoUTIT, Jan. 9.—5.-10th, E.S.E., freah.— Arrived Herschel, Havannah, for Hamburg ,• Amelia, Rio. Sailed : Thomas Arbuthnot, Pon ; M. M. steamer Penelope, north coast of Africa ; H. If. steamer Naiad, South America. Off: Bangalore, China; Bengal, Madras. Poway, Jan. B.—E. to S.E.—Alicia, Quebec. Baavaalus•—Arrived Ann Davies, Richibucto. DUBLIN, Jan. 9.-B.S.E.—Arrived : Francis, NAOMI= ; Catherine Pitcairn, Dementra. • lAYERicit. —E.S. E. Seled : Eleanor, Balthedlle ; • Thetis, New York. On' SUNDERLAND, Jan. 9.—Bathurst, Belize. Srocarox, Jan. 9.—S.S.E.—Arrived: Jarrow, Quebec. MILFORD. Jan. 9.—S.E.—Arrived Commodore, St. Jago de Cuba. HOLTHRAD, Jan. 9.—Variable and light.—Arrived= Liverpool, for Virginia, leaky, having struck on the Bank. PLYMOUTM, JlLLlo.—S.F..—Arrived : Mary, New Zea land ; Portly, Mauritius ; Rosebud, Honduras; Zenophoo, Pugwash. FALMOUTH, Jan. 9 and 10.-B.E. to E.B. E. strong breams —Arrived: Boyne,Caleatta. Off. Alida, fiantarang; Louise, • Rio. Jeaszt, Jan. 8.-800: Columbus, Rio. Mumma Vane, Jan. 9.—Arrived Ellen Simpson, Cal cutta. Res, Jan. 9.—The Slater came ashore this morning, bet . got off apparently without damage. lota or Sara, Jan. 6.—The Jane has been got off the rooks without material damage. EXMOUTH, Jan. 7.—The Hirondelle, of Middlesborough, arrived on the 4th instant, with; Ices of bowsprit, cutwater, Re., having been in contact with a brig near Whitley Light. LONDONDERRY.—Arrived: Maria, New York. Sailed: Marquis of Abereorn, New Orleans. Orr Coax, Jan. 7.—Pakenhans, from Jamaica; Duke of Norfolk, Havana/1. HULL, Jan. 10.-8. to S.S.E. Arrived : a Bremen barque in Quarantine. BELFAST, Jan. 9. —E. Sailed : Cirthneashire, New °limns; Yarmouth, New York. Tarsus, Jan 9.—The Culnean Castle, hence to Malta, went on the rocks op the Lady Isle, near here, and remains. CLYDE, Jae. 9.—N.—Arrived: Sultan, Batavia; Unicorn,' Demerara ; Christiana, Quebec ;- Miramichi, Quebec ; Lady' Anderson, St. John's, N.B. ; Columbus packet, Matuittus; Nancy Munro, Mauritius ; Demerara packet, Havannak. Bailed: PILDEMIL, New Orleans; John Wood, Mauritius; Rialsard. Browne, Demerara ; ?Jortheak, JaMailia ; Apo. Porto Woo. Varela spoken with : The Bangalore paw IPO the 3rd init. the Bann Resource. timber laden, tem.:rated and abut dosed. Dec. 7—Romeo , with troops. ess ou Chiha, ' 6 N.. Joss, 32.66 W. 3l—Bark H London to. Mobile, lat. us r ,loag. I3:30 W.; Alida Wiitehnina, to Samaraeg. Jan, 11.--Sulan, Glasgow to Demerara, lat. 28' H., long., 31.16. f e e For Saturday's Markets tee the last pair.. .:~