The Express. — London, England, 1847-02-22 00:00:00

page &alb; Paper , P _ THE EX ] ill addition to the I ? M i lirottoithe y r( aildance, iI.: IgE 7a PRI'S M 8. hile J theall irfir g t l i g t ili a ' • AnZDUCE, C( juggg iARKETIZI an the. NNW el: ealfilit. W dkirEllrY 1401 .Ate q uarter :Lit •-• C ti :l i t imm e i =tele vie r it4kei Mt. 14 0 a., ja r edeertieownste ! 1100, le.. etie4trbet, Fleeti ------------- ' ENDEN t the IND).2 wawavan tl.:- —ear if 7OR WM"! :, , Prim 711ree-omm PRESS news in the Mersin HOMB and FOREIGN' y arrive on the day. i Whelk of the Foreign, ,o, and other costly charm- Journal. But the full and "PORTS of the MONEY CORN, CATTLE, aiJ ...wiring feature. vatepageat triarrn a it ratlike. at elevate should any' ty arise, t Peat,ellice order for —".Raxxv i plausainos, Flopet-etreet, Loodeo. 11111111 b! r7llOl on the el:edition that lit L e t, lan imdlY bsen p i =e7fOr l r 4 weet 1 611 4 14 , • • what was regarded as a voblef een-, • • Taylor, foe the toms of repiteldien gresgsd to the Mexican ow upon As ime. reader of twy. Upon the manna af.lft ! , son, of Miniesippi, sinnek wipritlig t he nistratiesh's vets wee oloptst *it the heave would not apemen of those terms of On dee Ist, Mn Walker, the ell =Zof the Tree em-y, Weed a reportlin answer to resolutions at the inatenoe of Mr. Cameron. inquiring " whether it is not expedient to inmesse the revenue, end how far that ma be Jena by an imareaseof tls define r imposts; end how fir by a redaction of mach a and how nub may be raised by a tax on the article; in the bee lietP In answer 36 this Mr. Walker sent into the sedate a copious report, recommending an in crease cm duty as fellows : Onenal, 10 per cent.; iron, 10 per cent. ; on does andembmares, meting over 4 dole. per yard, 10 per oust. ; on brown, whits, and refined sugar, 20 per cent ; an cotton prints costing over 30 cents. per square yard, 5 cents.; on cotton goods not printed, coating over 20 mats per square yard, 5 per cent.; on white and red lead, 10 per cent These in crossed duties he estimates will produce 1,418,000 dole, Diminished duties of 5 per cent. are recommended on axes, hammers, chisels, plough-shares, and cot ton goods, costing not over 8 cents . per square yard, which will produce 55,000 dole. The lax on tea and coffee II again recommended, reduced to 15 per cent., and some few articles on the free list to be taxed, bet none of any consequence. With respect to this report, nothing definite was done. A dreadful boiler explosion took place on the 21st tdt., on board the tug-boat Phoenix, at the southovest rusk below New Orleans. Twenty persona were kilos& several were badly wounded. A storm task pine et Philadelphia on Feb. 3. Considerable damage was done, both on shore and to the shipping. The American announce the arrival of lad Elgin at Mon treal. The following is the later* commercial intelli game : we Toni, —flow4 7Y wedge sew taelall =OS aseredleil dots Spars^ bet Ism wee est se so wised= st • Mi. ; sossa "re._ ludrog. I Mi... WO. Ma 1,41 Mi stl eds. 73 o. ; 11)'9.9 at sesames, Morgetres, sod 9119 Nit st ft MIL SO e. Moss=4—l sl ate. ~rssa e ty ldau Mad . tl , 2s ti mst•g i 2,000 4 = alas sterns, a was of wilds we spilat Ike sport. LITOOOOI - 17pited• NM. WNW looe. 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Mews. 14 Car. 7 few. ISI ri V C., TL. Str. 4 ry reinsured ever unsold at • late hour of the day ow N. Arlr2li Do. IP' ...‘ • innh at iS v lVlrest in London having been reudeed Iwo Da. p...,"Rew, se g ' 6 ,4,..,,,, a very mous, holden are very Ann in og ; N this (A), US so L lk • I, ,• • link isesaas, rams Se sell on lower terms, and where dee Pt a ll i -ttn ll2ll (?)! " a ' Ti ‘ • Dm. la b.: " 1L ."1"fi15" ..., I .:S n i ff :l= =lns 137:1"ett:nrsdeT 'pantry, seems to us very questionable ; for ear own part we think they should have availed themselves of the =moment for increasing their stocks, instead of • g them, more especially when it is known that FlllllOll is still in the British market, taking off large quanti ties of native produce. At our market this morning we had an uncommonly large show of Wheat from the growers, in duced, doubtless, by the high prides recently prevailing; and the arrivals coastwise being also liberal, the trade opened very heavily, and to effect a clearance of native samples a redaction of I. to 2s. per qr. had to be submitted to; but in South Country qualities no decline was accepted, holders feeling disposed to see a little further before giving way in price. We may observe, that • great difference of opinion pre vailed with reference to this day's market, some millers affirming that the trade was no lower than on last Saturday, whilst others were equally confident Wheats were cheaper, and we nu only account for this discrepancy by assuming that the trade finished higher than it commenced, which we , believe was the true sate of the case. With Flour we have been largely supplied, and our dealers being pretty well in stock, the sales effected have been quite in retail at about previous prices. Rye without change. Malting Barley ex tremely flat, and the demand limited, our maltsten not deeming it judicious to give the rates at present demanded for choice qualities, say 60s. per quarter. Malt unaltered. Beans and Peas the turn cheaper. Notwithstanding we had a large supply of Oats from the growers, a clearance was readily made at a slight advance on last week's prices. British ; Wheat, Northumberland, new, white, 745. to 795.; red, 665. to 74a ; Norfolk and Suffolk, old white, 745. to 795. ; red, 745. t0:78a.; new, white, 765. to 825.; red,. 745. to 78s. ; Lincolnshire, old, white, 745. to 78s. ; red, 745. to 768. new white, 765. to Ws • red, 741. to 775. Bje, Norfolk and Safiblk, 565. to 60e. Bailey, Norfolk and Suffolk, 565. to 58.. ; Chevalier, 61k. to 605 .; Northumberland and Scotch, 60e. to 541.; Chevalier, 50a to 58e.; grinding and distilling, 44e. to 50.. Malt, 66e. to 765. Chevalier, 76e, to 8(u. Northumberland and Scotch potato, new, 34e. to CBs ; common and Angus, new, Ms. to 345. Peas ' white boilers, 565. to 6411. Beans, 58*. to 6 45. Flour, rick, fine Stockton and Northumberland, 56e. to Ace. Norfolk whites, Ms. to 601. ; household', 56e. to Us.; wands, 535. to 565.; households, 604. to 54a.; thirds, 465. to 50s ; households, 44e. to 50s. Foreign ; Wheat, Minnie and Konigsberg, white, free, 765. to 80a ; red, Ws. to 74a ; Silesian, white, 725. to 8( s. ; red, 70s. to 765.; Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white, 745. to 80a. ; red, 74e. to 785.; Hamburg, Marks, and Anhalt, white, 70s. to 78s. ; red, 68e. to 745. ; Kiel and Holstein, white, 68s. to 745. ; red, 66e. to 70s. Barley, Seal, 48s. to 545. ; Pomeranian and Holstein, 46e. to 50s. Oats, Pomeranian feed, 30s. to 36e.; Holstein and Danish, 30s. to 34a.; Archangel and Riga, 325. to 36e. Peas, white, 58s. to 645. Flour, per barrel - of 196 lb., United Sates and Canada, duty paid, 385. to 404.-The arrivals this week are : Wheat, 6,212 qrs. ; Rye, 127; Barley, 865 ; Oats, 150 ; Peas, 2,294 ; Flour, 3,503 sacks. will not be delivered, am& auk be materially beetain fa farmers' hands, from load sameamplion. Oats Mg*. in in very moderato quantity, ls. 4d. to Is. Old. psnaleme. Our previously very large coostimption of coma dais this week very materially increased. SLIGO, FEB. 18.-With good supply of Indian Owls and American Flour our market keeps firm. Oa%Mk giar brl. Oatmeal, 255. per cwt. Indian Meal, 20s. Amedimanour, 48s. per barrel. WATERFORD, FEE. 20.—Our grain trade has WWI sone what dull throughout the week, but in consomme of farmers' supplies continuing short, buyers have had is pay higher prices for Wheat and Barley. Oats, excepting the best meeting qualities, have receded Cid. to Is. per bd. Flour commands an extensive sale at higher prices, and maize, though in large supply, is saleable at an advance of 6d. per brl. Present currency as below Mili Wheat, 48s. to 50s. per barrel of 280 lbs. • shipping, 445. to 48s. Barley, 28s. to 32.. per barrel of 224 lb.. Oats. 18a. to 225. per brl. of 196 lbs. Indian Coen, 465. to 48s. 6d. per barrel of 281 ; Indian Meal, 20s. to 21s. per cwt. Flour, superfine, per sack 614. to 635. ; seconds, 58s. to 695. ; thirds, AL to 565.; fourths, 435. to 46.. [3d. t W ell eW 17 ba. QM, , .4p . A. Wan (A), 3N Pemba A Wyre, ,_ Dia. 4 I. Ikatara New (N 0.4), Ii - - I " 4 • , , riP 'w . ' rm.. TINCITtre ' %Mt ' pek es and at last gagatatiaaa. , NEM. CIL, &N. W., f 3.16 d Mo.& 1N.86418 , 4 cgal .. INN ew &nip, 11 7-16 p Do. V' l d ' MaiL,Pres, &N.B. J. 4 p brat k w MA. & Ikea R. & C, tf &Mb I . Lea., Ilia, mel pkra, 73 I. Torkahlre, ,Mess. & lamb 101.iata Entaa,i p Wart Nei( I sosawcailm uzza, rim. ie. Ur ilitiketsis Wanda, arm, aka prima had, if anythine, an spirant NitamPly. tttw rik=eals, Oa N. if p lit a rr ain flaihrim lk rati,Vd Sur , * & ( 8 ), li r i aireAdre GINN% I 4 . Is the thesitkentgaajlotea li ' tonalve, tri ad,.. Ebro atria oe were Mat was " to krallTe wll*mci:Uk.= 1 " r i a .tr'nett at A llig , 4 ... 6 IL PI Rm.& Do. K. sat K. 4lb. 1.1111 Lamb mil Domiary, 11) no t = l r a . p siree. p Le e ds k 7l thbfk, ll l . l d , , 111. otakosaiss. il /a P la Do. New, I d ... NPl.at aders.a* laDida N. k p W Ile. Do. , Mr. IL i; Ak eta p Lea., World& sad IMi Ndtit E. kW. 8.,13 p i Man. & Loeb (321.), of M. Ma. . 1816TOL lIALINc Pie. N. The market was arm, bat ali=l, melee. BMr. Oka. GM. 30 IN. ih.) Sf_p ristol and 8. ',mks ions., If d 146811 :7 17, II P Gt. Weaken (171. eh.), ef p 1 4 Do. 5...... 1 .13na. 11 1. 4111kda ? I' 3 p Wed aka. If Midland, YORK SALlitior. N. E. Dal= (Oembridgo and Ely), 2 Edda 2/10/1014 11 01. Nathan (Las. &York Beg.), Wailaml, IL Ile. K. Ik. N. lie. Id. Tat aid Ibia. TM, N. Ma N. North NNW NI Yank aril Mora allm&116 De. Eldrds, N. lb. Do. L &W. MdftWas., MI Do. anlelera 4 1 44 8, - DUBLIN AA 01. 70. N. LIMN COMPIX.D. A ls W. Is. k to Da=B4=ids, 57j36 Itakipillia.,o6. mad. IN 15j 1011armay NEIL, Ma bk. 9d. MMUS and 10.01111, 111 IN Mow &GAL 15W.3., le. WI. Mar, NI 14 ftda. &NEU N eed. LD4•1311 11111•01111111% MitiirAU•ailas. fd.46.6d. MIN aad isilygras, 311 Wrim War., Wiok., i Nalalla, DON aml Graalp Dows,lla. lei Mita = Met fr zal psek. :l:47., 3 i 4 ....... 1 .,. AD. km., 7a. N. ca woe rims. Da/al aM )debt., I 3 l i rm a :t4l ik rt., Is. b. lla Greet& awl W., NI 6 lambs & ,11a. N. 81. is O. O. and W. IL. heed Tom., to Ihilkst Irlblyased,S3a. Na k the Sea, fa N. Cab sa&Mlbrais da. 4a. N. Limb B ;aaj Oat% PanmekiNmnile, 36n. Mid. Gt. W. & Oral, Of 4 IfmialayD&rati L lla. Ifk.N. Do. N. llearry,War.,& .114 10f Mila g illi bill, g l e f %orchid awl liastrak; 16 17 Valt,74ll.,BiMma Pa., lb Waterford and 4/ i Dab &am& Almia, 13e. Lams WINO nate MIL %alarm S I X. • What &Oa Dom% le, IL land. Golvapand M. , Cork kWaluellmd, UN. b. id. Gt. . 7a. , Cork, am, INPanalmk lb. kW N. 11a. at • =I&ON. 7 a„18 b. M. 1/mirbit and IN lb. , 'Dmi.le/MINIa Ba. N. limmlafibb M • Dub. & Mita. Vie . Mowry, AnueL, 4 Do. IaSIIL Gt. kW ' 1%. ' Mellow to lbw Our v i rtel., NIL Fernery, ler. il. WM. & Isla .. 1%1 4,1 , 4 Gt. 8. A W. Ent, lbantmelkk Wadi. & Truman, 31s. 23a. c / 2 • 11 , ,,rt, . —..— .._ Was, Wat., &Palm, in. late boar of the day xi having been rewind holden are very Ann in sell on lower terns, and where Iptasnetions 4 previous rates were realized, and in elmt bsisair apredst-114 difficulty that otelners e:- pp is Mtn tit Kelt, and their oomequent d Ina is 1n to Barley bas not Mos without its effect spoo anion, to make adapt which a redue. Ma of la. to b. mgr. Mil to be saboriMai M.—With short sapping of Oen Mo trade sondem oaaaeaedlT dull, and Int week's prises were wilt dillesky webbbed.--Bsans U. Cheefer.—Pass, gait, att der.—Banal liievg nes bald at lut week's ram, ben no pragnse could be nob fa oleo.— Daring the Week room tranmetimo took place in Wheat for spring elipment bon the Battle, stab. to 655., f.0.b., for Bono& ; and 61s. to 64a., f.0.b., hr used Danzig and Yordgeborg, up to Oh., f. o. b., for Me twain. Q t e 7BOuvw3 Ineea n el, =w"ni the INT)EPENDENT ELECTORS of Beaus, FEB. 13.—The Mtg. Preussiwhe Zeiturog, of thin day, states that during the week ending Feb. 13, l i ege quantities of home.produeed Corn, particularly of Rye, have been brought to the Berlin market, and that prices remained firm. The prim of Wheat on the 13th varied from 76 to 86 rix dollars ; that of Rye from 74 to 80 rthlr. ; that of Bar ley from 54 to 58 rthlr. ; and that of Oats from 37 to 42 rthlr. POTATOES.--Sol7lllWilg WATEItSIDIS, FRB. 22. Ineeretustreaw. . - -loomee,--11ens et yea mlllolsolains, Yoe sees a eateasite 4M b eeraZte l l re 5 er.414,t,.= zit .. , . - lima. mi.... wry fielleelag naolles match I law yeast POW iMellopt mai waded, bianisere wall • 14. r ii nar be.. I Nan It is Is yea Is mita t , • Os sge at dismal wiliest wasset, I hs* el . air delllndia et elm** ths e. 7 re,., visa ea alll be ll ~., --- rt*peres.lt Amps be Ites es.-flow Oa loireralle, asik oeg 00CIIRAIIII. , 4.- Workday, Feb. 22, ISO. ,1 UNDRED POUDFDS REWARD. war. wromdm Ibe WOO& Yea" *the et It, • kWh* Ilseker's Cue, Ihe Osewols No*, 1311 i Joe, Ifer illaall ...--.. Da MVO a ▪ PM ~ .. ~ Stala e • ~, AM , , ~ le ems 11616 ,0 „ 19*DZelt.1614 ..-... 4, ; ... glus :: 11th IA Mt ..... _ St/ “ Mr „ Nth thret,l6o --.7....- ~, $ .. a. „ DOI „ * = *„ eat 14 ISO sans aso ~sak °sober, leek- .., l2 - E " am owlet., ism . . ' : as " tad Damber,l64 WM • . „ 0,, Ileh Jerry, ten IOW es - lei del al rich les 9 .l:o3gped at the Ds* dingiest vilimi mei betbromeals as way lead Is Or moat Os Orklismated aims *llia twelycoe &plasm Ilik Oils le *MI* MA O• dew mord. or a preq: pet '" IR eir OMR st Ihe aieta ell JOINIIIIIIId. If el elm= ni eleetellee at Os earlier, If etelea.-Pea se* Is Dom Dalt me lbion. 1111111110, liblesehosart, *Taw le Is J. at D. PermAgir, Pellorcaok Morks-limais. p, ma M. M. - - . RM - W1111•;11onsondrost BO Vito 813. 110 82 a1.. 4. «tirwro Nosh& re Sollik. If to 79 90 do 71 te SIP to 81 1115 to 311 041•9855. _ _ Tdallis ( =et 05 90 to 112 Whlto 80 to OS 95 34 N 1 . 11 m 3 do. -to - do -to- to - kith do -t- do -to- to RTII 5B to 69 Buyer, TteSai 43 to 17 dotillhat . .46 49 to ad Medd, ....-- ......... -SSto 35 Chevalier 15 to SO Bee to SI Moe - to Boca WILT MALT SG to St far polo 34 to 88 Was, Ea= Feed 33 to 364 Od. _Dia .. 35 to 354 Od Panda 37 to 394 Od_Potato- 58 to 400 Od 114rwlataaditte9611Feed 34 to 381 Od...Pototo- S 3 to 418 CM lrlib Sod - .-....31 le 73 to SU 00...111•61-.. Si to 34e Oa Ditto Mae ...-.... ._ . ... ._ . -..-.. 390 Od to 41a Otl PLO, Grey --41 to ..... .0d _Maple 47 to 31. Od Sloe ..... 1--.....18 to 81...= 1 65 to 463 59 to 00 Whits .. ... --AS to 64.. Swot, Mauve 44 to 111.... .... T1ek...46 to 49..01d 49 to 53 Hamm 6 Is IS Sate 51 to 34...01d 33 to 57 Tama, Sow Rosin .... whiter- 11.42mosse,14ovi . -..- .- -.- to 42 Far orm& —This market has bees exceedingly heavy duriiti week, and the sales have been very limited, even for the best tots, and the areal seasples et York and Limo! whin R.meata were a complete drug, as the asking prices were too high for the Trade, and the farmers are afraid to risk plant ing at sunk high prices. The weather this morning is warm and favourable for the Spring crops. The same lifeless ness pervades the market, and there 111 but little doing at any price. Several of the following quotations may be considered nominal : York Regent., 180., to 220.. ; redo, 180 s. to 220 e. Lincoln and Cambridgeshire, Regents, 180 s. to 200 s. ; Kidneys, 100 s. to 170 s. French Whites, 180 s. HOPS.-BoitouGH MARKET, Two o' Cork - Marrs. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Factors, reportthat then continues rti excellent demand for ell Sae coloured Kest and Sumas Hops, which are getting very scarce. MY 4 mot ILasts,p4ot. SI. oto Y.lO Yoartlog LEY.. ➢ emt tt. Ito Y. Wooll of „ 4 oto t 0 Y 053113( ewes.. „ 3 oto 4 0 Mom .... ..2 10 to 410 OM Koos., . . „ to 4 0 2011101222 ANDOVIEL, FEB. 20.-The prim as last week ; a fair de mand. Best Farnhams, 71. per cwt. ; middling, 61. to 61. 101.; country, grown around Farnham, 6/. to 61.65.; Sussex, 51. to bl. 10s.; Esst Kents, 61. to 61. 65.; Weald of Kent, 61. to 51. ss. ; Worcester, 4/. 15e. to 61 . ss. . • Old Kents, 401. to 455. ; by retail, under a cwt., 18d. to 21 d. per lb. WINCHESTER, FEB. 20.-Hops are selling freely at the prices canted, wills a slight tendency to rise. The beet Farnhams, 71. 10s., which was asked ; second quality, 61.10 e. to 61. 15s. ; Altons, Crondalls, Bentleys, &c., 6 1. 101. to 61. es. ; Keels and Sussex from 51. to Si. ; inferior, 41. to 41. 10s. ; old, from 40s. to 4.5 e. Lamm Ws AIS Os to 13 10s. Tw woe or mona. Fumy Tows maim Mimed 411 Is 65 Fins Rousthold 36 to 58 Nord& sod 1111161 k... Mto K. Widtas Letais=lbrols, and icirkshire to ld& FOREIGN. Duty tree. Wzaar, Daninissoill Egoigsberg 74 to 77 One to 84... to rommeaseimit=lc, and Stettin, new 74 to 79,.. to Farb aid 74 to 76... is - Merl "co 73 to 71 . to Spontallediard to — ... soft Camila& to Australian 74 to 64.. Rev Bomar, Feeding 44 to 48 Distilling 18 to 52 to Lmornme ls to 40 lndian Corn 64 to 70... to Oars Bandon 33 to 65... to Pomeranian end &railroad ihrodiolt end Danish Erieweiand and Dutch Ditto Brew. to Baca; Mak to old 46 to 48 . to Small —to old 50 to 53 —to Egyptian—. .44t0 40 Tuicsay —to—.— to Plan Orey White 5O to 52 Boilers Tow, Old —, to — . new to --lamp to LtlliriD, Bank and Rood= 40 44 to 47... do. do. Mediterranean and Odra 47 49 to 51.. do. do. Noramoro 36 to Id Reimposed 64 to 36.. do. do. Rome= Comas teen of duty, per too, £3 la to 13 10.. LINSLICD CAIRO, Duke and Gorman ditto £9 16s. to EIS 100. Ditto Promok sad American ditto tlO 10a to Ell lts. pr WI. 011961 M. 39 to 11 38 to 39 NORWICH, Fen. 20.—The supply of Wheat to-day for isle at this market is abundant, especially from the growers but the prices demanded at the opening was so much beyond the rates at which a foie profit could be made by the millers, with the present price of flour, that they were corn. pellei to make a stand, and as there were no speculators to any extent, and the sellers very numerous, the general de mend men became more moderate, and a fair amount of Waimea was transacted at the prices of last week, and before the close of the market lower prices would have bees accepted, especially for inferior runs of red, but they were generally refused, and much of that quality is held over till next week. ' The demand for Flour, which existed in the middle of the week, is entirely abated to-day; and if there' had bean anyflour dealers present, a very h quantity might have been secured at from Lugo to le. per quarter lees than last week. There is very little Barley for sale, yet prices declined about 2a. per. qr. Oats Peas , and Beans are not in demand, and prices alincea nominal. Prices current here : Wheat, white, 63 lbs. per bushel, 765. to 78.3. per qr. ; red, 75e. to 765.; 61 lbs to 621 be. per bushel, 725. to 745. Barley, malting, 54e. to 565. Oats. Poland, 40s. to 444. Peas, maple, for seed, 564. to 675. Beans, Heligoland, 565. to 60s. Flour, households, 525. to 63e., with one mon.h discount, and purchasers finding sacks. READING, FEB. 20.-011/ (supply of Wheat was rather small, for which higher prices were demanded. Sales proceeded slowly at rather an upward tendency. Barley in good supply, and to effect sales somewhat lower prices were submitted to. Oats, Beans, and Peas remain, unaltered in value. : I niiEic;• --- 1t.r i d...a.:717,42.. atz ,: . N.,...d..5..a. polio oa 1r omen or by mambo Meek of WAICOL Toralb• Ow voldra, tar whom onob; mil dor low Vol __driO_ go gins MI6 j hake pii void" olibt a.a. DENTS maidiaboro 17 raorialoal la Ma by OM paNalromiol la 1111 .6. 1401, ad ISIL-171. Mood 1 lik Abillt; 11101T11 pint 101illio• iloboulblob li thir Ibro to wilds a obro4 by cirmowla. I, So pomp of the am or war ow dr oradibm. Prior V. la irk. a ... ELI:CII MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE a" SOCIITT=I2...IIDOCCLL—No. Tho 71, is Elsw Wi n Prolerblet 41 Odin Yr ramsoa. 11i7 poled bairn of Or boirty moigoloos— I • ha mar= ea lam mid sli is lebremi; RodoVmbi llini rMi=b2os ; hiallibile. ; iloolosolls , *Mom awl Chaos 1a Ilea ar Or .Lela; N. amora. art of a MAW Moloaablos Foad. E. comarn 11111T11, asereauy. SKINS.- ANN DOVER, FEB. 20.- Beat Downs, 41. 6d. to 4s. 9d. each ; second quality, 41. to 4s. 6d. ; do., by the bargain, till May, 4s. 4d. Long Wools, Cotswold, or Leicester haltbreds, 4s. M. to bs. ; second quality, 4s. to 4s. 9d. Lamb Skins have also fallen from 3s. the doz. to 2a., some only fetching Is. 6d. the doz. Oz Hides, of first-rate quality, only 24d. per lb.; light Hides ' 20. Calf Skins, 41d. to 411 per lb. ; heavy, 6s. to 6e. 6d. each. ; dewed, 21s. to 245. Horse Hides, 7s. to 12s. each ; dressed, 12d. to 13d. per lb. Butchers' Rough Fat, 2s. 9d. to 2a. Ild, the stone of Sibs. - - • • • WtxcussrEst, FEB. 20.-The Beet Downs, by the bar. gain, till May, 4s. 3d. each ; by the skins, 41. 6d. to 4s. 9d. bat; and 4a. to 4s. 6d. as they run. Long Wool, beet, 4s. 9d. to se. 3d. each; second quality, 4s. 6d. to 4s. 9d. Lamb Skins, L. 9d. to 2a. 3d. the doe. Heavy Os Hides, M. 2d. to 4e. 6d. the score pounds; and 4s. 6w Cow and light. Calf Skins, 1d to 44d. per lb. for imall; and 6.5. to 6s. 3d. each for those weighing over 16 1 he. Horse Hides, 6s. to 101. each. bit. CITLIWU3III 001D1 TO lIIALTH da D each, LONG UPL la wok lal.M lc at HAT TO O A T, . . Dialkalfts far all Olullaaa) I. , AND AVOID HOW TO U Jm* Thara "—Cla It la malrdal ad shalmalaa stwan amilidarila an of ear au amaislawEil male trooollino, or • anlik i e beddal l:M Old WIN saaad NOW daaani all evraakarad. lia ea abareame 4/ lba WOO illalaird *laselaneka Os wiertarne et iribilikt. lim. aavasumadialaty, mad laidpilisa waybowniM bum dna I. 1 1 11 = 1 4 ,8101201 .4 1 . 1 n MIS% 11/. *OW ; 111. llest; 'ohm OrNo , t . dam& 4R Mori tor a llohilbelt N. AMU**. asepal.arast. Pao Teas s a *a OW% la 'MOOT, 130TA/ff ; or, MD RUDIMENT os "11fICAL Scrims. ay Dr. Laanar, P. D., NU., aad -.l* ala Illairallaaa, prise * ad. kalt bound. -.: aradbaty srl Inas. Watletrlan. funs, Meer.k.aa Dent# at . td Ha g. Casalies (Ditty 71d. ;sr bsersi) „ . - ......IS to 40 Frani tree is. —per — Sisk st MO lbs. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM Ma TM TO Ns PU. Qrs. Dudish. &mai Iridt. I Page.. ... .. I 3466 I 160 ... *-- I 10 barrels: Malt, 8,171 quarters. 'VERAGES. &LEPTON MALLET?, Fee. 19.—With regard to what few sales took place, the prices may be quoted as follow.. Wheat, 76a. to 88s. Barley, 495. to 56e. Oats, 275. to 32a. Beam, 63. to 60s. WOOL.-LONDON.---The public talcs commenced on the 18th, with a large . attendance. Full prices were realised. Annovnt.-The prices now offered are nearly Id. per lb. reduction; the depression is expected to continue till alter the large Bristol fair, held, from the lit of March, for nine days. Bat Lambs' Wool is now making but from 121. 10s. to 131. per peck ; superfine, 12!. to 131. 10s. ' • best combing, 121. ,• second combing, 91. 10s. to 101 . ; belt grey, 71. 10s. tofu. ; inferior, 61. to 61. BLDFORD.-The sales of combing wools still continue to be ea a limited scale. The purchases, however, have been d a dada lower prices. Clothing wools are in fair request. Haman.-Wool still keeps up its prices, but theetaplere sac awe inclined to sell, and the spinners les disposed to pnediese. The latter are working up their stocks, thinking los=o p. demand for English Wool this week has bow Moiliali the spinners and manufacturers boy sparingly met unitioegy. There is not any variation of moment is the pram ; hat the glee witisilovelemi mode hove boo now We line Jai In a "don - mom gnome of ea WOW • -"-^...._ doing by private contract. In fiesta the demand Is still confined to small sales for the immediate on. of the trade. Alpaca, nothing doing. LZICISTBIL-Wool are fiat, and a shade lower is price. 1.4414/IPOOL.-For foreign Wool the market is firm, although there has been very little done this week, meet el the buyers having gone to London to attend the public sales there, which commenced on the 18th inst., and the accounts from thence, so far as they have yet proceeded, eve considered pretty. mtinfactory. There is no improvement to notice in the demand for Scotch, and the business doing is extremely limbed. Import . for the week ending Feb. 20: Foreign, 3,309 hales ; previously, 4,51.5; total, 7,824. Scotch, 2 7 ; previously, 1,487 ; tota l, 1,614. . ROCIIDA LL-The market dull; very little business done, bat prices firm. Wasaneco.-We cannot report any relief to that extreme kdnees that has prevailed in the trade for the last month WS are limited, end prices are again the turn in favour of the buyer. WINCHIINTER.-The trade dull, eta reduction of from Id. . per lb., the best Lambe' not fetching more than 1 3 4 . to k ld i . per lb. ; super, 13d. to 14d, . - best combing, 110. to Inferior, 10d. to lad.; best grey, Bd.; second, 6d.; or, 4d. per to. CATTLE, &c.-S7IIIII7IELD, Two o'Clock.-There aro act quite so many beasts, still we have a large supply, and the demand is limited, as is usual at the commencement of Lent. The weather is unfavourable for slatightc,ing, sad the dead markets are abundantly supplied, consequentl y our trade is very heavy et late prices; 4s. 4d. is the extreme prim for choicest Scots, and a few of the modes:ling Norfolk shoat-boors make 4e. 2d. We have about 280 from liolivrid and Germany, 220 from Scotland, 220 from Lincolnshire, 1,400 Norfolk and Suffolk, 100 Essex, 200 Cambndgeshire, and the remainder from the neighbourhood of London and variona parts of the country. The number of sheep is very small, but, for the reasons above stated, adequate to the demand; no more money is obtained, but the choicest qualities meet with a readier sale. We have very few Calves on offer, and trade is dull, the choicest qua lities are sold rather dearer, being very scarce. Trade is not quite so good for l'i,gs, the weather being unfavourable. 1.47 moo of 1150 •5.4. 4. /Pr stave 44 4144. 4. L 4. 41. ant aeon. Hereforis, Ix. 4 0 4 0 Tip 4• 5 • 11441 stet-per I 15 4 5 Sort Down lk Italf-brede 4 5 5 • 544004 rallty Brass Cam 4 4 a x Slim n i t ; •41•440444•51ry 4 • 4 A Ream at market, 3,07 ; Mono sal 1Amb4.14,570; 041.44, gatir, am& Tkjile.464. I ---. - - - Ostr7 I 8410 f MINIM= BALM Pen. 19. Moor, 2,831 aces ; 6,245 barrels: Malt, 3,171 quaztera flelakelan New, 30.. Mo. sad Perth (New 0o.), 51a IMPERIAL AVERAGES. St Eden. Nor. lair, 33. Id. efe. 3ls. ad. & Dab, 821 b Do. New, Us. Wbest.ll3arley.l Oat. ! Rye. !Ream. I Ow a weal D a is zi4 ll•4 l4 ll . l9 N. Brash, V 4 Jen. 1 668 10d1466 5,1 27. 10(2468 41478 0016 7d eld - 16 70s 3d 505 Od 296 6620. fit 498 .dill. Ild but Do. Eratialhis Owellel,47e. Ms. D u. rirta , t.4 Mb. 27a 41. - 25 766 3d Hs 6d 3 1 s 2dsls 6rl 31s Urns lid hold Erltsfa mil lialsgsfis, 14 Da Mak Mu 4406. - so 74a lld 558 Ild 328 2.1,336 3c1133. 7156 s 116 t o gE Zilia*, UM, lag Swam QM., koala diet,( Feb. 6 736 10d 534 3d 336 0d , 536 9.1 Ms 3d 37s 8d " i .„ Ifte las. 3d. direggiary.Onselfte, try aft - 13 711 7d, Is 10631 s 8‘1,36s ls 11d1241e Ild "'- EOM. 84 Nee. Now, Ms. dd. Maid. New, Ms. 6 weeks' Aga. Awe. 716 10111328 Od 318 - 1 - A 1 5.116 III. 4454 s old fr EOM. old Newport, 51 4 garbles .ad Dents, Ms. IL (There are no dutiescs ForeigaGrala.) Do. do. New, 325. Ms. SM. Direst lessla &=A Mar " , IL It Price. Jan. 9. . Jaw. 16. lea. 23. Jas . 30.1 Feb. 6. ' Feb. 13. coin , Fn. Aberdeen, MI New, Ms. U. 73 10 (aledoniass, 27 = t Mew Orap.).llla. _J:1 7 .7 1 -71 ... Do. New, 60e. . Du New, 14a. M. 7 71 73 3 ... 1 ..... . ] . 765. =lnd rb., New, N 0.., 40. Waft Melt gib R. illE and Para, 124 341 .N. MININs. 17g . : „3,___ J -. ::: ::: I ::: ::. ..... lb, New, 194 10 Dia & Mb 44 • ... Pet of , UAW re==Ptte ms, 515 •.• , ... Akkono, P 3.. 20.-The best white Wheats fetched 211. 6 .t• dia i lt a Ma. ^114.1 . the akidlft 111.2 568 1 In Is II& itt . Da. plalls& les. Swale si warps , mitt am lierglial, Sk. ad.; .___ Fdla. and sini, 144 4 Shrew, Ora, & Cialer, IL 4s. a*. ailb. 4d. Bread, 195. t• 20d. the 8 lb. loaf, '"' De. Dew, Ms. M. 795. rater ad Duellinslas, 7111, four_ =Woad 3a. slid brawl lA. *rough a slack ire 2 land 13". Boor" 5 4 9 airtime ma LILA 4116. MIZIGIL Barley was not so much sated for es lest wee k: GLASGOW BALE& Po. IL more ample* oared than sufficed for the demand ; the best P r " of Is Ayr.wl Galloway. as. Glam. Gan. Tabus, 114 ting 1 mal end seed Barley could not be stated higher than last magma, Ka, sad Ayr Maas, week ; the tap prices to day were 595. to 60". par quoits": the 1 016•61W6881 New, 411. JR, 1111 No. 2, 9 ..., middling samples, Ms. to 55.. ; light ditto, 455. to 48a; Malt we a. = . 51155515. 0 . 5. 55- 0155-,1) " - . 150 " -, 61 • 1 ' 64 ' 14- '"' from 104. to 11 s. per bushel. Oats were lc per quarter ruin Dina Iliar i sla. Glos. Harbour Minerel, 395. cheaper, the to samples making but 395. to 40.. the quota, to 131 Dade, & New, No. 3.3 OtNor. Lon. &Y. Reg ), 528.6 d. while some inferior samples were sold at from 28a. to 30s. quot Dania & Poses, Man. & pea, Ms. East LAMB La. M. N. British Thirds, 74..64. 745. Beans and Per as last week. Winter Tares in request at v i ce E. &Ghia Halves, 305 °wash Gears], 22 7s. per bushel; spring Tares, 7s. 6d. Balev.meal, ne and best 1912. end bak New, Ms. 9d. Ifttraag. &Md. In., Ma. 27.. per bag; beat toppings, 14..; .......; Pollard, 8..; feria Pa• 54 Bran, 6s. 1.. p Ayr sad Cilleary, 465. Girr o KlL, and Ayr, Halves, Oaledesam, New, Ms. M. AYLESBURY, FEB. 20.-The market wu thinly attended, two Ceberlen end Dembarter., 51s. Clissar and Greenock, Pref., 81 but the supply very large ; the factor and miller do not seem qr., I area Nallren 111Z 6 145. Maueseler & Southamp., 214.6 d. dispa to gst into stock at the present rates, which show a sous Denise & 5,41.19 a x.lldliaNswQrs. lair, 1 7 a. 441 • thding advance upon the prices of last week. Wheat 72.. mall Dundee & 4 Ilestlia Osalnl, 22 to He. per quarter ; Beans 4.65. to 495., the trade very dull ; is th Do. law, 111 Maw lk Wares, 48 Eat Lead= Ossisel, 441. 661. York &New. Pref., 8 1 Peas 524. to Ms ; Barley 50s. to 606.: Oats 34.. to 40 4 ., very Mee Ma, Deus, & Owls* M. fa few sold except for seed. issue w... 011 _l`l.• ....nora aomaneipd a MEd- Per_l CaLashio Dlr. Nor. Danko Osts. 27.104. SUNDERLAND, FEB. 20.-The continuance of fine fresh weather during the week has enabled the farmers to resume Meld wash. yet there wan a large supply of grain at market, but Mae brought coastwise. Bannon commenced very flat, Wino demanding extreme prime, many parties asking 845, to Ma. ; millers were not disposed to give these rates, and at isugth a tolerable clearance was effected at last week's Boot Wheats are worth 82c ,and good samples from a s t Ob. ; aid Wheat in demand at 64e. to 70s. The de noted sentlame good for Wheat, particularly fine south nomitry. Malting Barley iv very scarce, and worth 60s. to - `s. Oats are good sale at 32e. to 365. Beans in demand at to 665. Peas are at 48s. to 60s. Malt in demand, to 78s. Flour is plentiful, the arrivals W ., tho weak coastwise have been 800 sacks. Beath oirmity am is worth 60s. to 615., and homemade 66a. to - "\Oar the past wed: Wheat, 680 qrs., at Ma. M. ; Boma, 28 qrs., at "tilho 48 :5100- Pet t o TIM fo r on dry Land to be looking won mod by tits hies severe hosts, hot on wet, poor hod ties eittourabie, and can only be im proved by a tamers et wry flee weather. A great deal land remains to be sown with wheat, red the whole of AC spring map ere yet to be put into the pound. Wilicatoonn„ Fon. 9/1-Best white Whitt made Sl iminess ties 11104.41111116 per qp t lent cod, la to 211., or MA. to 82s. per gr. ; melees mph' ihei r last week's violation, emend dishes non being large =urFlo TOMB par bog.; It the 81e. loaf ; making eta to 665. per ugh ; somata 60s. ; in dam, Vs. Barley, hr seed, mid at a author advance of la pm qr. : every other description as hat weak. We saw too or three tine samples of malting Barley make 64,. per op., she poseral price was from 665. to 60s. for all above 10 ==tand from 4135. to 545. under that weight. The and from 48.. to 54.. under that weight. The orasakioglle. perbush. for beat Malt; but 10s. 6d. laths plat given for best, and 10s. fair samples. Barley Meal tile„ per bag. Beans, for opring sowing, were much Woks* atter, yet but few to be had. White Peas were Is. wiry. down ; as high as 72a. given ; grey fetched from 60a. to Ms. per qr. Tare., both spring and winter, sold freely at from 6e. to 7s. 6d. per bush. Rye asked for, but very scarce. Oats were plentiful, and prices rather on the decline, the best beady amides 40n, while many samples could bare bean perolommi at Sea. to 84s. Indian Corn almost forgotten. Waseca, Fee- 20.-We are well supplied with grain of on kinds at to-day's market. The bulk of the Wheat showing Is in bad condition, and the trade for all such 2s. per: quarter bow ; whilst the few dry samples fully support last week's = e, Oats an Beans are dull sale, at rather lem maw to 760. ; extra, 78s. per qr. Oat., 18d. to 181 d. pm Mow. Beans, 645. to 665. per qr., to the growers. Woncssvia, Fee. 20.-At this day's market these was a map Lase supply of Wheat from the farmer,, and the trade robot wog dull, at a reduction of Is. to 2a. per qr. Barley, porgy. lower, and a slow sale. In Oats nothing doing worth Lana , leans, 2e. per qr. lower, some fine old Eng lish boving sold at 6s. Od. per 6.5 lb., and beat new at same Itnovrt., Fan. 19.-The corn trade rather unusually brisk, and the attendance of agriculturists and dealers rather nume rous. Wheat sold readily at from 9a. 6d. to 10s. 6cl. per bushel. Barley, a brisk sale, front 605, to 58s. per qr. Oats, 24e. to 345. Beans, per bushel, 6s. to 71, Flour, per sack, 65a. YOIIIE, Fan. 20.-Our farmers to-day are more free sellers of grain than they appeared to be hit market day, and the moss given are nearly the same for Beans. Oats, and Barley, and Ia per quarter less for Wheat. Wheat, white, 735. to 775. per qr. imp. ' • red, 68e. to 724. ; Barley, malting, 645. to 575. ; minding, 486. to 60s. ; Beam, 62a. to 660. ; Rye, 495. to 525.; Malt, 765. to 78s. ; Oats, 17d. to 186. per stone of 14 1b.., Flour, 66e. to 60.. per sack of WO lbs. DvaLne, Faa. 19.-On the opening of baldness this day, higher prices were demanded, and in some Instances ob tained ; but buyers acting with great caution, the trees actions passing were very limited, and the market closed heavily at about the rates of Tuseday.-The following was the general currency: Wheat, per 280 lbs., red, 455. to 495.; white, 484. to 51s. Barley, per 224 1b.., 275. to 32a. 6d.: Oats, per 196 lbs., 210. to 26a. ; Oatmeal, per cwt., 265. to 275. Flour, per owl., seconds, 265. to 275. netting DA Lei Sash mei 3. 16 1/te. Ed Es h cod 1 ii; iii:, 3L Idl $4. le I' INTELLIGENCE. Buenos Ayres papaw to the 131 h of DeenabeT do not report any damp in the sails el the River ds Video Mate, wiwrelisslßitiss were still the order &dr day Mo and tin ViftWasg... . fir ibil=lllo/iais Bassos Ayres were so far from being settled, that owe active 'es were likely to en sue between the contending dates. By the Petrel, arrived at Falmouth, we have news from the Brazils. She left Rio de Janeiro on the 12th alt. Exchange at Rio was 28d. She has brought no freight. Her Majesty's ships Crescent, Curacao, and Talbot remained at Rio. ; Malt A Court of Directors was held, on Saturday, at the East India House, when Lieut.-General Sir Wil loughby Cotton, G.C.8., was sworn in Cammendsc-in- Chief of the Company's forces and sewed swam at council on the Bombay establishment. Sir Willoughby was afterwards entertained by the Court at the Lm - don Tavern, Sir J. W. Hogg, Bart., presiding. C-- COMMERCIAL & MARKETS. PRODUCE.—Mnicnea-LANE, Half-past Two.— The relined market has been firm : standard quality 651. 6d. The large operations in cargoes of Sugar to arrive (Java and Brazil) have strengthened opinion in the article, from buyers having been found to so large an extent. The public sales advertised for to-morrow consist of 8,000 hags and 600 casks Mauritius, 3,000 bags Bengal, and 5,000 bags Madras. Coffee has been inactive. Oils have been steady at our quotations. In other articles no alteration. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Half-past Two.—We have a quiet market this morubm as mg& be mooed. AU parties are 'anxiously waiting - Uto premird financial exposition of the government this evening. and the House of Commons will be favoured with the attundsmisent &number of capitalists and speculators from the Stookindletelphlettuly desirous of marking the manner as well as the Wools whlsai the Minister may disburden him self of his gemaslai views and intentions. Whatever the ministerial peopositinse may be, the nature of them has been kept with the panted and becoming reserve. Loose rumours, adverted to on former °mental, are cur rent still about taloodel lareas, the trailing of Exebeguer Bills, and the Wig et mew by the Woe et lielioneures, as in the ewe et the Maeda law We lave alas reports citiediaded imam et taxation, a per otter Wide& to yeepeetrocel laseme tax, dc, but all these are evidently vogue s q Demob opened at 901 to I, end are now at 90*. with little doing. Reduced Tbrem, 91 to I set Sts. to ss. pm. Is awes mum ye have scarcely any variation. The tremsamisso ars 2c rise aniewortent. Portuguese, 34 to 5. Syeahh Fives, to di, the Threes, 351 to 1. Mexican, 22 to Dutch, 2i Per Cents., 681 to 1, the Fours, 921 to 1. - INGLIS/4 renco• Mal IMO, MI 49 3 OcCemell rhea., NI beyers 35";354:55114114 . S per Cr. BAC, p 1 I ' {per Catt. Oeseak, 949 4nm Ezetargia , lc 0 3 0 4 P 1431121011 FUNDS. 4 per Ct. /MUMS Bea* 94 I I per OM. Ousmin BON., 19 II 4e per CO. 1 Orem& Delon/ Me., Se 9 9 1 4 40 044 = 5n.5. .53 3 per Cr. Ileum, 111411, iri i I prr Cl. IlnuAllisa 1304,113 7 4 per Cl. Wewila 80., Pi 40 Dice New, 01 4 1 r-rrzztntl 13 I per Cc Seems Ares DU, 44 w a. , .1 1...aa rwr 0L=19 0.6. 7 . 1441 5a i 14 141,19 Uwe Mils. Yr., IP 4 , Mee 0314421. Da Bic, -- I Colombian Equeiwr 11,14. 3 0 I per Cl. Deairi BY, 97 9 i Spaaldi Pardee 229 per Cl. Datel Si... I* f 2 per CC Vesiwast i. il4. IS 9 4 per CO. Cerra. Data, 021 i TeeeteeiaDellerrellin, lei 210 LA'rEsT . 4._ TILLS DAT. Am. o'Cisek. By_the pancet-ship Osibed, aerie* weed, is the Mersey, welieweetweeents from New Tait he' ONO 4th instant Intelligence had reached Washington from the army to Mextee to the 7th of January. Brigadier- General Quitman had, on the 29th of Dec., occupied the city of Victoria, the capital of the state of Tamauli pas. The garrison, consisting of some 1,500 cavalry, which had advanced its pickets to Santa Eugrace, gradually withdrew as the Americans advanced, evacuating the town on one side as General Quitman entered at the other, and ultimately took up a position at Jaumare, in the direction of Tula, where a eorps of observation was posted, under General Valencia. The Americans, for want of cavalry, were rouble to pursue the enemy. General Taylor arrived M Victoria with General Twigg:s division on the 4th ef January, and was joined the same day by the brigade under General Patterson, from Matamoros, augmenting the force at that place to about 6,000 use, in every respect fitted for efficient service ; but Bathing important would, it was thought, be under taken pending the orders of Gen. Scott. On the Ist Jan., • skirmish took place between a body of American Dragoons, under Colonel May, who bad been sent by Gen. Taylor to examine the mountain passes between Montemorales and Sabradores, and a large body of the enemy, at a pass near Sinares. May's rearguard was totally cut off by lair stones being rolled down from the heights. By dint of a charge, however, the Americana managed to extricate thmseelves, and put the Mexicans to flight. The Amadeu lose was 11 men killed. General Shields with 660 men marched from Tampico on the 10th tenni* Alta m. a design of opening essumtakedionel l a General Taylor. It was honeyed that *IR to joining his commander he would have to left his way through a body of Mexicans 3,000 who were between Tampico and Victoria. G Thyter had sent him orders to suspend operations, built WY not known whether or not Shields had retrograded. For the defence of Tampico, in caseoiy attack, 9.i0 men had been left. The place WAS excellently supplied with provisions. Colonel Thinney, who was the bearer of General Taylor's despatch (arrived at Tampico) brought a rumour that the whole of the Mexican force in the field exceeded 40,000 men. The news of the capture of Tampico, he states, had caused the greatest excitement through out Mexico. CoL Thine y likewise brought a re por t to Tampico that 1.5,000 Mexicans were to attack Sal tine on the 27th ult. Private letters, however, state this as also a mere rumour, the Mexicans seen in the vicinity of Saltine being only a corps of observation. They would hove to oppose Generals Butler, North, and Wool, who were at that place with 8,000 men, the flower of the American army. The New York Journal of Commerce publishes the following extract of a letter from Mexico : Oar letters of marque are operating; they will strike in =where least expected ; in the Mediterranean and Seas, tic . We shell see how our neighbours will feel them. Advises from the Gulf were to the effect that a de monstration would be made upon Vera Cruz and the Castle of San Juan, about the close of February, if the nine volunteer regiments could be got into the field in time to co-operate with the other forces. Indistinct rumours from Santa Fe state, that ri mmed supplies bad been supplied to the American troops by the New Mexicans. From California we learn that mines of lead, copper, silver, and quick silver had been discovered, the latter no rth of Mon asireY, and 10 miles from San Jose. It was stated in Washington that the Mexican Coagrees had aenepted the United States propositions be mace, and authorised the appointment of coin est* treat. Advices had been received from i ncatan (by way of Havanna) up to the 3 rd Ma city was being put into a thorough state ffirialtnee, to prepare for any attack that might be, lids by the Americans. A patriotic address from vernor, had given a doable scat to the irnaiaitiab for resistance. Prom the suns some. it was stated that Mr. Campbell, American Corneal at Bstimihr hid sent a despatch to Commodore Conner crienemed treviclous vessels fitting out at Cuba. all y believed to be Mexican privateers. proceedings in the American Congress offer some items of interest. The Army Bill (allotting 126 acres of land to all who served with the • lirmY in Mexico for twelve months), with an amendment that four quartermasters rank in forme m captains, and that a quartermaster be uppointed to each regiment, was read a third time in the Beate on the 30th ultimo, and finally pmmdah the let inst. The three million (authorising RAILWAYS.—There is nem in 'bares to-day, bat ea la Ipswich and Bury, in onarsqua non, and also in Norfolk, (NU • SALES EFFECTED UP TO T 1 (Seterdefe peas PE Ele 6 - I s, Ile. NM ln., 141 = ildra. ll6ll I P Dir. is sem 21 E. Cowls& 1111 1 Do. Pap. pr Cent., Nal, Do. /PR 41 Esat Isrsibbs Nye, 7 1 E. a.a Mow Hips, 20 Wp sad Nimis 131 Opal Waists se, 704 IPL awl Mas.istss., Elsa sal Sip ISO Ip. lea g i k lasta 4 1 ds, 121 Ds. sod Ma. eel Sew. la, I s ' e. • 36/ Lambs* N. Wet I°q 6 Do. at• d&• Q.arm'tew.., at am), 1L & 1., 74 3 Ds. ci.0101.1,1L L (3), 111 UNIONW. I* Ds. Teals Pimp, Lomas& 11/ & liseeh Rank WI D& Wlet& mouvA , 1 9 Southarsptos, 11 1 Whoa, 11%10111 LIVERPOOL 91 There was rather more but' but, in some instances, Mimeo Dundee N arteosta, 41 Do. New, 19 p N. Use., New Is., We. 3d.p lase. k Pra., Three Q,a, 16 1 P Do. Qt ~ 14 & N. Wmterli t 199 Do. Qrs. New, 13iP Mat k L seal, (15t53.116a.),0 p Do. SU (late Eaten.), p Yam, Li , n. (late O. L), d illdlendter Do. New, 3/ p not mash activity of bull 1/movement may be noticed in nee of a reported smalgania lasatarket and Chetterfords. _ DAY IN LONDON. be lona be Wt rig.) Do. Nat, $1 Nom Ds ads It **A Illw nd orte. s l9j1 9j 12 Nktmehot sod Chootorford,lof I HO Do. 138 N. Omaha 11 Ds North SY Si Do. Nadir% Do. f North rotere i NOW, 21 Iliamolohlre, 8 Priam sod Wyro, $4 Do. Mhos (A), 10i Do. (B), : II = 4 tholikk tlf A, 4 f =hi. if& I p booth Trek, Doh, Is Dodo, $4 thrork * . wad Cam. Trek Vol. &Goad Jo., I p Wed NOW York It Noworrak, r Do. Now, 114 Do. York 189620.11. mg 7 tai . Meg nll sk i 8, Lamb k I NIN611111•1 TM" Odom 801118risook, f lip. 10. aim imp la the Share market, TOM WM C. ig L (16.pahg), I p Lab a. perm I= drool), 1) Liar and an d m,ArAk.rol°aad ojaa. ' al 1 P Sir,' 2 P uL tp PI., Prw., IW. lb. kl. 1) Gt. No ß r. (lot re.) . , Ss. Ai. p North St Do. ad aft =P gluon. kW. (B),I p - - -- PRICES CURRENT. &NAL per cwt. DETT PAID. Pip, No. 1. £s 0... 5 1 W. India,B.P.bern..4B 0.4350 Od Hoops ll 6...11 1 Yellow &Geey ... 50 0_23 Cargo at Cardiff ter 615...9 Tr 53 0...56 Swedish ll 16 . 0 .11komtlese, brown... 39 0., 47 LanD, at per ton. Tam 49 0... 52 ri g 1301 19 0.. 0 Illia.. 33 0...57 fw d , fl sheet 2s 0... 0 Niatilgadres, b. 38 C.. 44 Bare 22 0... 0 46 0 31 Pate st shot 2l 0... 0 WWl@ 62 0-28 red or ndnium ... 19 10...10 •Pitt . brown. 36 0...47 Speller 22 10... 0 40 11_20 Oum per 132 Imo. pl. 4. Opay mid white- 52 0.-60 Fish, Seal, pie 37 0... M Ualled, flambee- SS 0...75 draw 33 0 44 Lamp 64 0..06 brown 12 yellow- 28 0.. 1.1 Corms, In Bond. Weft India, ord4 =Matter 9l 0,.. 0 saw 35 0... 40 0 Cod. 27 10.. .87 1 Good 45 0... 00 0 South Sr. .-..— 27 10.-29 1 Fine 7O 0...156 0 011es,111allipall,p.ton 54 0..23 Ceylon, rood ordi Cocoa Nat 44 0...43 10 earl .. ... ...... 42 0... 46 0 Seed, Rape, pink, Pine erdieery... 43 0... 46 0 per km B7 0... 0 0 Pine 54 0. 70 0 Linseed se 6.. .7t 19 Mocks, good togne3B 0... U 0 Plowmen per cwt. Coda Nes, ark- Budd—Cork, Id 92 0...91 0 nary to flne 36 0... 56 0 2nd 0 0 0 0 Boma= and Pa- 3rd 0 0... 0 0 Bang 24 0... 16 0 Deblh. let 0 0... 0 0 Tn., at per lb. Limerick, do SO 0...96 0 Ccegou,common- 9 0 ... 005 Carlow, let Rica, at per cwt. Newry, let ...... - 0 C.. 11 0 Bengal white 22 6... 24 0 Watekril BO 0.-1111 0 Cargo 2O 0.- 21 6 Beef, India, per Jaw. Pates 27 0.. 66 8 Prime Mem 0 0 0 0 Carolina 3O 0...16 0 Pork, nehmen... 20 0..22 0 Smarm Baxe-Pod.Liwk 17 9 0..80 0 Do., Balboa Bacon, Wideeked, _ _ _ Bea et "t * . . . ...... 1 . 1 4 2 11 :713 4 6 : Ard. gra:= Pr do erk ... 1" °- " e° ° Ditto 'Udder ... 7$ 0.-78 0 AMPiCillil Rum. On and Cow, at per lb. B. A. and M. Video, .0 8650.0 ai Zted 0 4...0 = 1 : 1 : 3Y 0 V ...9 Rio, dry g 1 1 • TAMA& Vlllp. dry 0 3 ...0 6 West India, dry 0 1...0 6 0 Salted .O all P. India 0 0 loy Kin d aAze, dry : 4....1 : S. Am=ke.. one, per bide 8 0...18 0 Ronda. d l7lO 6 6...10 6 Dra Woo,s, at per ton. Loiwnad, Jamaica-24 5... 4 1 gr . i= , S b... 61 8 10... 7 1 Peek, Pomade 5 10... 6 Niceragna, lerge sad mond 14 0...13 &lull Lima. 10 0...16 H 10 0...17 1 Red Sander. 5 0... 5 1 Bradt lO 0...90 TALLOW.—The coaeumption continues very large, being for the week ending the 20th ist. 1,542 casks, leonine a stock of 12,137 casks against 19,548 the sane day last year. Fetersbiag Y. C. an the spot, 60s. 9d. March and April, delivery, 50s. Id., buyers. New Tallow, 461. Id., buyers . ----- _ Ram at per gall. Leewezd rabid Prod. Dimarara, 26 to 311 pa cent. 41. P 4 • 1 4 Remidea, le to 34 per test. O.P. 5 1 ... • e Palmed* marks 5 10 .., I • =, Ist brands 53 .. I eplitta, d.p. 0 • ... • • &meek 0 0 ... • • Ida 0 0 . • • Yu:, per tom ?aut C 47 0...44 • , hood 0 9 0 Dal& sail Mod* $5 0...45 Frieind lOw, at per too. ILlNtlenbiug,doemeS 7 10...38 utast MR 'ken EtW a stwe 41 0.. 0 33 0 • 346•01 a ant EMU •u l3 0...1S DA Y 18 0 111 IT 0...11 To, at per cwt. Draw. lotl• 0.1•• • 80 Om. Rs biodm fe•—• Imo, at per to. Rare l3 0 CORN.—MARK-LABE.—The receipts daring the past week of all descriptions of grain of into this pert were but scanty. This morning's supply farmers' Wheat by land carriage samples from the near counties was small, but as some considerable parcels were shipped for merchants' account, the quantity of Wheat on sale from Ewa was large. The condition of moth of the Kentish Wheat WY bad. The offers made by milkes were about 3•. to 4s. below the rates of this day he at which fac ton were not disposed to sell, consequently the bulk of the Coicaseraa, Fre. 20.-The growers demanded a oond derable advance on the prices of last week fee Wheat and Barley, while there was a complete pause be the demand, and very little business less transacted. The prier, konsewer, of last market day were sustained so far as sale and farmers exhibited no anxiety to quit in the fir= time. Beans and Peas met ready sale. Fan. 19.-We had a large attendance at our market to-day, and a good deal of Wheat was sold at as advance of 3s. to 4s. per qr., say from 10e. to Ns. gi. per bushel Barley was not much in offer, and no imiptemomesg In prices cn be noted. Oati were 2s. per qr. higher, and a geed .1. hi the article. GLOUCE,TBR, FED. 20.-At our market this day holding of Wheat, 'loth English and foreign, deneseded the advance weed below ; the ea yof the Samar big oak 98yr b i r o : were willing es at the pekes Nisi, and salsa were ~ lwsea, the primed this deg meek mull net be exceeded. Batty le Ira. Oats sad Deem with.* imp is retie. During Na week, dare has balsa modem*, mop. ply of English Wlw6 for whisk an ammo of 2s. pee his been readily obtained. The little bessinem deem la rithe. been at a similar improvement. Dab* r, supply, end ls. 2s. per quarter more has been obtai to ned. In Oats and Beans hat= passing, p ri ces being the turn in favour of the buyer. Wheat, English, white, per imp. hush., 9s. 6d. to 10e. 3d.; red, 9e. to 95. 6d.; Dantric (low to high mixed), per 4801ba., 10c 3d. to lfe. 6d. • Polish, Pomeranian, Btettm, ad. to 9s. 9d. ; Odeon' bfarianopoli, soft, 9s. 3d. to 9e. 6d. ; Odessa Taganrog, hard, Be. 9d. to 9s. Barley, English. grinding, per 3921b5, 40s. to 425 .; melting, , per imperial quarter, 48s. to 665. ; Irish, malting, per Imperial quar ter, 665. to 565. • foreign, malting, per imperial quarter, 52a to. 56e. Beene, EK= i per imp. bushel, nr. 9d. to 7s. 3d ; foreign, an, per 6611bs , 6e. 9d. to 10d. ; French, Du , small tick, 6s. 10d. to 7s. 2d. , Oats Limerick, Wexford, linninerthy, white, per 31211.1..1 Ids. * 405.; Cork, Waterford, and Toughen. 375. &I. to 365, ; Welsh black, imperial, 36e. to 385.; Irish, black, We. to Ws. Pins, breakers, per imperial bushel, English, Bs. 6d. to Os.; Foreign, 84. to Bs. 3d. ; grey and grinders, per 6611 b., English, 6s. 3d. to 6s. 6d. Foreign, Si. 3d. to 6c Id. Float, beet seconds, English', 595. to 60c Linseed Calm, Dutch, per ton, 101. to 101. 10e. • French, 111. 10c to 121. 10e. Imports of the week ending 19th of Feb.: Wheat, 1,940; Barley, 260 ; Oats, 126; Peas, 660. GUILDFORD, Fan. 20.-There was a large market of Wheat for the season, the rendition very indifferent. The pricy of last week were folly supported ; and in some in stances trilling advance was real ised . The demand was extensive, very few samples being unsold. There was not much Ba rley on offer, and but little difference observable in prices. Wheat, white, 181. to 211. ; red, 171. se. to 181. 10s. Barley, 60s. to 68s. Oats, 30s. to See. Beans, 525. to 58e. Peas, 645. to 60s. - - - - - , MANCHEBTRR, Fee. 20.-The advenoe quoted in. London at the beginning of the week was only partially followed up here, and the business since done has been confined to the !supply of present wants, at former rates. Thenputs from Liverpool and Wakefield being fiat, our market to da y is quiet, and we repeat the quotations °lour lastifor each artiele.Wheet, per bushel of 70 lbs., English, white, I Is. 6d. to 125.; red, 10s. 6d. to I Is. 3d. ; Irish arid Scotch, white, 10s. 6cl to 115. 3d. ; red, 10s.t3d. to Ile. Barley, grinding, per bushel of 60 lbs., 71. 3d. to 71. &I. Oats, per bushel of 46 lbs., English, Scotch, and fine Irish, fs. 6d. to be. 9d.; Irish kiln-dried runs, 6e. 4d. to be. &I. Beans, per qr. of 504 lbs., English, small, 675. to 68s. ; tick, 66e. to 665. Halt, per 6 imperial bushels, fine, 60s. to 625. ; fine seconds 665. to 68s. Peas, per 8 imperial bushels, white (bonen), 660. to 70s. ; Flour, per sack of 280114., English and Isiah fine, 645. to 665. ; superfine, 665. to 66e. ; extra ditto, 590. to 61s. Oatmeal, per load of 2401b5., English and Irish, 601. to 624. • • NDWCMITLI-ONAYSII, Feb. 20.—The weather this week hes again undsrgene a complete change; on Sunday the frost loft us, and on Monde we had a heavy fall of rain, which having been euoose by tempestuous winds will dry the land, and - so enable our proven to gat on with agricultural operations, wheat are represented eiMag in • very back ward mate, and far soma tins therefore we may look for the supplies from the country being on • restricted male. The trade since this day es'ansght has been of a somewhat quiets: character, ends deparition has been manifested by the millers to work through rather than add to their present stocks ; how far soak a coins la prudent, just whilst the supplies from the country are likely, to fall off, whilst at theeame tune no imme diate prospeetessast of any arrivals of magnitude reaching this BILTAIT.-FEB. 19.-The weather continues severe, with much rain, preventing field Labour almost entirely. Farmer's Wheat is the turnilower, and parcels, ex ship or store, are in limited demand, but prices are unaltered. Flour without change in value, Barley maintains former prices. Oats Polly support last week's prices ; and in Oatmeal no change can be noticed. Yellow Indian Corn sells at 18/ to 181. bs , and white at 171. 10s. to 171. 16e. ; and Indian Meal sells steadily at our quotations. Prices of cargoes and parcels in store per ton New red Wheat, Irish, 18/ 6a. to 181. 16a. ; white, 181. 10s. to 191. Americus white, 191. ; red, 181. to 181. 10a. Oats, Irish, 1 51 . 10s. to 141. Barley, 141. to 161. Oatmeal, 231. to 261. Yellow Indian Corn, 181. to 181.65.; ditto Meal, 191. to 191. 10s. White Indian Corn, IV. 10e. to 171. ; ditto Meal, 18e. 15s. to 191. Coin, FIRM/ART 19.-The quantity of grain coming to market is now so insignificant, that very little amen. lion is paid to this branch of trade. In prepared lots of Wheat end Oats there is not much passing-and more sellers than buyers for both. The demand for Flour has revived again, and there is a firm trade, without an ad vance of prim for our own manufacture. English and Irish brands (not Cork) are worth 665. per sack. An extensive trade in Indian Corn this weak at 171. 10s. to 181. per ton oa the spot - and bon the late American news, higher prime are looked for. Floating cargos*, 724. to 73e. per quarter C. F. and I. Qur anima for the week cousin of 17 ; end the sailings, of 6. Priors to fanners : Wheat, per barrel of 20 atone, red, Me. to 46a. Barley, per barrel of 16 stone, 24a. to 275. Oats, per barrel of IA stone, white, 18s. 6d. to 22e. 9d. • black, 16s. M. to 18s. 6d Wheat subject to 6d. per barrel, Oats and Barley to 4d. per barrel brokerage in addi tion to the quotations. Polish Odom Wheat, 46e. to 48a.; Idarisaople Wheat, per barrel 20 at., 60a. ; Wheat, f.0.b., per barrel of 20 at., 46e. to 49c White Oats per bar rel of 14,10.., 21s. to 22a.; black, 21s. White Indian Corn , pm ton, 171. 10s. to 171. 16e. ; yellow, 171. 16s. to 181 Indian Corn Meal, white and yellow, pm ton, 191. Osc ines!, per to., 241. Flour, firsts, per cwt., 27a. to Mc ; seconds, 265. to 27e. • households, 20e. to 235. ; thirds, 16e. to les. Bran, per lon, 81. Wheaten Meal, per ton, 19a. to 201. Canadian Flour, 46e. per barrel. LIMBRICM Fan. 20.-As usual we have only a small quantity of Wheat at market, say 200 barrels; price, ;2s. 2d. to 24. 4d. per stone. It is quite evident this grain SHIPPING. MAILS ANDIVID: 6, Dublin; 4, Waterford; 8, Da naghadee ; 1, Guernsey and Jersey ; 2, French ; 1, Fun ded; 1, Hamburg ; 1, Brazil. LONDON, Feb. 22.—Wind thin day at noon, S. W., light breeze, and fwy. MILL, Feb. 21.-=B.W, to W.S.W.—Arrived : Emperor, Hong Hong; Royalist, Africa. Arrived from the river: Oliver Cromwell, Sydney; Mary, Callao. The Liverpool, steam-schooner, was in contact 18th inst., off the Wight, with the Commerce, and has proceeded to Ramsgate with damage. Sailed Madagascar, Bombay ; Elizabeth, Jamaica; Bit Robert Peel, New York. TonnaY Feb. 21.—W.S.W. Sailed : Frances, New. Yea; Industry, Newfoundland. ?Leming, Feb. 21.—S.W.—Of Port, St. Vincent,. Calends. Niwronr, Feb. 20.-B.W.—Sailed Queen, Hannah; LlV:Jamaica. ir g i, Feb. 19.—S.—Arrived ; Bequinunix, Demerera ; Cared% 'amine ; Eclipse, Ha ll , N. St. Andrew's, New York ; Mary Norris, New York. WADDIIPOUND, Feb. 20.—W.S.W.—Arrived Leonid', New Yark. (baled : Brothers, New York. MAMMON! Feb. 18.—S. W. to N.W .— Arrived: X.L., Haveandi. Off Port : Foigh-a-Ballagh, St. John's, N. 8., tic Dabßa. BILPAIT, Feb. 20.—S.S.W.—Arrived: Union, New York ; Sultan, Philadelphia. Sailed : William and Sarah, Philadelphia ; Letitia, 19ew York. Doves, Feb. 21.—W. S. : Union, Jamaica. PITENSINAD, Feb. 18.—Sailed ; Commerce, Greenland. ILriu Feb. 20.—W. S. W.—Arrive d: Halamasoo, New York, lbr 1. Su ssaamm. Feb. 21.—The Watchword, Constantinople to Londen.get ea the Grain Sgraterday, came of to.day, and will puma isadgate • DLATuantu r leb. 21L—H.11.K., Cutler, drub on a rook. yesterday SIMMS% westward of the Berry Head, and funk ; dew saved. Tendon's!, Feb. 19.—The Jane, from Lowestoft to Goole, sus abandoned is a linking date off Winterton, 18th, having been in contact with the Cornelius, of Scarborough— crew saved. Swarreak, Feb. 20.—A gamsticy of wreck, supposed to ba long to the Brechin Castle, of Dundee, is coming on shore at Pwlldye. MiLroan, Feb. 19.—The Zephyr ' from Alexandria, was in contact, last night, with the Trump (Lazard), and suf fered damage. HOLIWZAD, The schooner ported to be on DILLY, Feb. Wen and abandoned, went to pieces. _,~~~ Feb. 20.—The Minerva Xtess glailltiks. r Dolphin, supposed to be extbill.fotpst at shore at Rhowolyn. b. 17.—A brig, of shout to 3 1 30 le rationed, drifted on oho • lerk lost. ' a. The cargo is drifting dime. • —a nor • ( 7 4 satunicry's ilarketa *mere! page. ' ,f) \ • . w/••• ,o; •~.