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Yea. ebb" Was; J. kwarkr. IMO ;7. k'rLes{ ~Kr. N0.111.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JAN. 7, 1847. [3d. Prke 3d. mob, to THE COTTAG OPERATIONS.- the Mks of Dormsbir C.hrordels." Abs.. 37, K 3s. or 23 br distribution mongol ;ER A S AR of GARDEN —l4 hem !Armor, Gardiner to Ms Grace re,&c. &a laprinted from ••. t' Gardners' ,000 Iwo almody been tool& Artie= Lilies Alplebass Ares4as• eanarve:-.. IPrelt ?whir °nations GfUas Goowbeerles PIP Pinto roan/a Plum Polyanthus Patoloos Moat =b Prysiog y Nifty Boaimam A — xi/OYr MON Apdurt nom IMO tool& Mit est Beak Est of, for Ca bello Ramp Bows& spoile M▪ olls Collimilia Amnia Copinis Candler Climb Oiethlowes Way Cbseds Ohba Adis CM= Sous Cbravalimiess. Chi- 0 0: 14 4 . 4 Hartarmie Hirt/ Herbison@ Pe a- A l = Hoesywatio lion,4•111. B7drisesmi HyPeop I x ndies Oros ItY =INN lapdog Lei ="6.1 lam am anal Vitas' rdos Iliqegnim Dom lob les Div or Thrift Om Lb Nut Flowws Selest Viriables and alb usl Ilkes amidrap k nelPlll - min ahem MAW CoMain Rowlt Qin awns Cress Creval.pidell Cssmism Culttalisactilowers la was Cenusle Deans W = DE Violets Arai br 1 as proisslan aura Publidild at " GAzirrs • Oat 11, DI Strattnerks esssmar *wary a.i~. Ts , * Tongs Vs. Oft dairy Vanfolakbrviless Verbless Thee 11 =W elsit Willows Zinnias escort. M. Bustamente has been dismissed, having been, it is said, previously ordered by the Span ish Ambassador at Paris not to sign M. Olozaga's pass port without further orders from Madrid. The deputies of the Progressista party had protested against this proceeding. The President of the Council replied, however, that it woe only intended to detain M. Olomaga until the Cortes itself should decide on the validity of his election. A report was in circulation at Madrid on the Bourse that Cabrera had entered Catalonia at the head of 1,000 men. The disaster of General Bomfim was regarded as decisive of the struggle in Portugal. 4 3° ,1 -The :" ...c ri:44lZ r 4l7 P" C." ."1 UMW lasi !Pride. E — tig; - atis Madan= lianans Manske Pont MM Mmiard licalmis WWI". heads • Perm. Parday Amass Parbseim ha Pwassiols ; Pamela. heals Mat ILLIATBATIM OFTWIAL 6em;Crice 7 olrto per Wellington-at, LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o'Clock. ARRIVAL OF THE WEST INDIA AND MEXICAN MAILS. The Royal Mail Company's steamer Clyde, ar rived this morning at Southampton, has brought accounts from Tampico to 22nd November, and Vera Cruz, 2nd, Nassau, 14th, and Bermuda, the 21st Deo. The Clyde has on board nearly two million dollars on merchants' account, but nothing for pay ment of dividends. The Americans have declared that all Mexican ports shall be closed against further shipments. An American squadron was off Tampico, awaiting the arrival of troops with which to attack Alverado, and another squadron was preparing I to act against Vera Cruz. The Americans had lost two war-steamers, with a large number of troops, and a considerable amount of dollars. The volunteers arrived from the United States were in a state of insubordination. The Mexican government were taking active mea sures for prosecuting hostilities with success. Santa Anna had collected twenty-tive thousand men at San Luis Potosi, awaiting the advance of General Taylor from Saltillo. It was reported at Vera Cruz that be had even marched against the Americans, and forced them to retire upon Monterey, whereupon General Taylor attempted to negotiate a peace, to which Santo Anna replied that no terms would be entertained whilst an American soldier remained on the Mexican soil, or an American vessel was blockading a Mexican port. Santa Anna baa published a letter in the Mexican journals, disavow ing the late conversion of Mexican bwds. Our foreign express, arrived this morning, brings Paris letters and papers of Tuesday. The schism which we formerly noticed among the Gasservative and Ministerial organs in Paris is com mented on with unsparing severity by the Opposition of that city. The Constitution's.' of Tues 17:1vsiews the conflict which has been carried on between the Journal dee Debate and La Frame the one exclaiming mournfully " the Patera; alliance, or isolation ." and the other vociferating with more hopeful energy " the Russian alli ance, or isolation !" Each, moreover, vehe mently maintaining that it speaks the sentiments of Mr. Gnizot, and each the acknowledged quasi official organ, of the same Cabinet. " Great states men ;" exclaims the Constitutionnel, "great policy ! that can be defended at once by pleading pro and con, by saying yes and no, and by sustaining two thesis in direct contradiction to each other!" The King and Queen of the Belgians returned to Paris on Monday, and are now at the Tuileries. Much anxiety continues to be felt in the financial circles, arising chiefly from the deficiency of specie which still continues to press on the Bank. Although it is believed that M. liottinguer did attain his object in London, still, that being confined merely to a ken of 20 millions of silver, it would afford scarcely essible relief: and the question is everywhere aged, why the Bank does not at once negotiate loan to such an amount as would give the neemeary relief. The Alannis' ts reply that it is in the power of the bank to do it. &I this produces antodliveurable effect on every species of security, and a general decline is the consequence. A cone doable fall took place on Monday, the proximate cause of which wee a sale of unusual magnitude of Threes and Fives; this was ascribed, but, as we ars samered, arroneonaly, to the bank. The contraatitia of discount, or the elevation of the rate of interest, or both these together, is feared. - - - - -- IZCHANOMS AND STOOXJI ABROAD. t. PARIS. 1081. 11• 1.1 7. I.:,'"lri n , 1 Niel..,. Uwe. I aell4 o, 1 pot Coots. . 03 04 ,OS 1 10141 IS SI 10 14 I D. . . Ili SO 111 40 1U IS 11S 83 111 SO P k : • ..- - am- /.11. ‘4 144. - - , De. 4.1841. 103 . . . DA. S. • " • 7 DA 10 0 SO I Sam . 101 .." F Daboase - Lanka (14 44,4 i. N U. Da. Do. (10 Ann). 11 /O. PAZIII, J.. 6. I x:...„... TvYWOrMr tin fo Ms 71 1217 le nil 04 Puts 420 Rama. 910 907 40 911 al ON BANS W Ham 077 30 400 MI VS ont.(vierms). 111 406 00.1 Berawis .. • 5113 60 ISt ss 1141 lb 141 11 210912 71 I 037 SO 640 431 I a 41•1•1. IN T IN nI U NO Na NI S 3 The ordinury . Spanish mail arrived in Paris on bringing the letters and journals from or the 30th. Its nomination of the Marquis de Viluma, a re puted Alodutiat to the presidency of the Senate, mod maslieomment in the pres. The provisional President of the Chamber of Deputies, by seniority, was M. Modesto Cortazar. The election of Castro-y- Orozco to the presidency of the Chamber of Depu ties was not doubted. M. Mendizabsl had arrived at Madrid on the 30th, but the event which produced the strongest excitement in the Cortes, and in political circles, was the arrest by order of the government of M. Olozaga. It appears that after having been re fused a passport by the Spanish Ambassador in Paris, he went, as we formerly stated, to Bayonne, on a French passport for the interior. He there presented himself to the Spanish Consul, M. Bustamente, and demanded to have his passport rigid for Madrid. This the Consul refused, whereupon M. °longs pre sented to him a proses-verbal of his election aa a deputy, and called his attention to the law, which decreed the punishment of death against all functionaries who should stop a deputy dulT elected. The Consul upon this and aimed the passport, with which M. memed the frontie r. Meanwhile the Consul deepateheda courier to Madrid to apprise the govern- Meat of what bad occurred. An order was imme homed to the Commander of the . I+iltrec:_t 11 11 2 to meet M. Olozaga, which Was AMA and at the departure of the last adar4 deputy was sa routs to Pampelaaa *sr admin. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Half-past Two o'Clock.— The funds hare been steady but quiet all the morning, at about the closing prices of yesterday. Consols 931 to 1 for the opening and for money, as the books are now open for private transfer. Ex chequer Bills lls. to 14s premium. We hays rather more business doing in the foreign market this morning, Out with a alight decline in the prices of the more speculative stocks. Mexican opened at 241 to 61, but on the announcement that the Clyde steamer, from the West Indies and Mexico, had been telegraphed off South ampton, and therefore that intelligence might be hourly expected Prom Mexico, the priors declined to 241 to 1, the Bonds, indeed, having been actually done at 241. This does not look like a conflinsOoss of the _report ewer aiso,th;Fi;ee being now quoted 24 to the Threes, 36i to 11. They opened I higher. Portuese 37 to 9. The amount of bills drawn by the Honourable the East India Company from the 7th Dee. to the 6th of Jan. 1847. On Bengal £107,191 Os. Bd. Madras Bombay Total Total from ith J au., 11346, to 7th Jan , 1847, 2,939,1071.175. 7d. Price of Boat India Company's bills, at 60 days' sight : On Bengal, Is. Ild.; Madras, Is. Ild.; Bombay, Is. 111 d. per Co.'s Rs. Price of commercial bills at 60 data' sight:—On Bengal, Is. 10d. to 1.1.; Madras, ls. 1011. ; Bombay, le. 101 d. to Is. 101 d. per Co.'s Bs. Bills against indents from India and shipments to India vary according to the articles drawn against, being generally Id. to Id. under the Company's rate. Commercial bills at 10 or 30 clay.' sight are a fraction higher than for the anal term. COTTON.—The yearly circular of an eminent broker firm in Liverpool contains the following interesting table of compa rison of the progress of the Cotton manufacture, represented by the consumption'of Cotton, in the different countries cited, at dates apart of seven and mix years :— O. States. ContininstaL France. Gt. Britain. Total. Year. Bales. Bales. Bale. Bales. Bales. 1626 ... 100,000 ... 119,000 ... 231,000 ... 660,000 ... 1,070,000 1118.2 ... 194,000 162,000 .. 274,000 ... 699,000 . . 1,300,0e0 imn 201,000 276,4100 ... 434,600 . 1,303,000 ... 3,306,000 1846 422,000 ... 343,000 ... 402,000 ...1,676,000 .. 2,743,090 Per ctiMr.... 421 .. 270 ... 144 231 ... 837 Upon the present state and future prospects sf the Cotton manufacture, and the supply of the raw material, the writers of the circular make some judicious obser vations. Of the large deficiency of the American crop in hand and to come forward, there can be no question, and the railing against the higher prices ruling is therefore worse than useless. The stocks in the hands of spinners and dealers are notoriously small; the stocks in port lower than for years, and daily decreasing. Nothing in their opinion can save the spinners and manufac turers bet en fronediate and rigid reduction in the production of Cotteagnek and **tact for weeke but for months. Unless that course be easing. or if the present excess of supply be kept up, the abase* Oak* extinction of the stocks (of raw Cotton), maybe edeshied with arithmetical preeishon within a given time, areemenied with a ruinous &moped= of prices betwixt gemis end Cotton. At penal Ihe nanaleseireas are betwixt two Whaling'', es t teldl inane will net give the blither prime imnalla ha 'mob, lentil their masks realm& we quite run out Pran - the Wok prices of poSehisra as well es the is si tSrieleas, the einsareptlea enema .111brics will be dinishbed. In the aessatime the pries' of the raw will be progressively raised spa the The wilitWeorpeor to doubt whelps, the bioh pekoe, m utt...Mt at they ow week ‘lll samba photon la the trotted /Wu to emd the eollystioa et mhos hor, homes oedema saw eatidoe wort thole oeloolloo hole indanaeNnb. They mese to the torimitet„ there fore, test " he a aides of years we shall awe a eery Mlstmt standard of prices than during' the last seven far it will take two large mops to replace Swope in a t stack, and to provide for a oontinaally togesistos esolasp . non." ENGLIBN Bonk IMO.= I I per et. Rol Sit 11 per Oat. NO I PI:7I6DP. 7pre Ct. Omni Ibr. born 4 per CeNk Zachwww Mb, IN. IN IIINDIL for PK Orepada Mc. IN 104 Oren& DefewN Bb , N I I pow 01. INOws, Pia 14: 6 far R Pompton DN.. 404 twirl= 5N . , 1 1; 7 61r10E. 114 I we 04 Ms 610011 lid• , IT Iprib Pasive /Pep, Ipa 6:14 Terwal• NW, ift 104 Terwwla Deferral 144, II II 140111011 3 per Cr £.O Wok. µ per Cs. P Deb. 41 sb On bi pee ste o4 anelides 14...47 • 1k..64 • • for Cc Woos AIM D 446.41 4 Dew MM. Ws. 13 I Odumb. nut sr. 031.=b10a r =444 SW, 4‘ I per M. Die .M. *1 per Ct Dutch Ih. 10/ 1 4 per CL Dutch Ormolu' NI RAILWAYS. We have a gra share Illeinielo-ddy, with It rile in titZno et sum of the New el Mho ofildal list will show. , Galan% and Rotor bino taken a sudden start, and hays ndrionel le f diaeoumt. They were, till recently, quoted 7.. Fr awe, strip only. &an UP TO TwO 120 DAY paw.) pried; WE be feed In les Amb.. N o L.Dool t in..; SI Ma art Loses, Halves, 503 ill. zed Ozeed 11 f 13811 .1 11 0 2 _35e Md.. 41 P 111 r., Weber.. and ,63 1 p Yea Ind terloo, 1 sod Ed 1 p =el le al tEno l3 . fl lel il lnir. 4 1 i Ds. New 1 Du new, M i l " hir ing % seer, 121 Newese. sed 6 terwler i 1141 i i P N. Oman Deka I 3 se Norte 1180se. SI Do. Mesa 13 1 Mali iildoo. pi 3 Oeweetk 4 1 North warm 111 Do. ves, 1 Oa., WIlliat:1•11,.. 123 Deed Nerd= Scrip, 23 M R h Isloute,l3 Id E. Omen. 13 3 lleyeenied Du= 1 beam anima. 121 3 rd . liededdel. 73 l i led, Dee. It OWe, 34 Meow& awl lam (A), 31 S asaatalmi. an, 1 , Ds. De. OIL 13 4 widoDorecm. ,41 Blireplies 11tees, e d Ely h U & Illedlerd. Ja Soya, If p Ot. lier k = ll6 ( 74 . 1 04 1 lode Now mg Dover, 40 D o , Worded 11/Ah et Ds. Ive pa IA) 140. , 0 Greet &w• (174 1 E4 Lo. *Mk . 08 . Gt. N. dined. N 0.... a. Yet.. Dia, 04100:41, 0 3 Ored Wean 10 3 Taw VA Do. Trent Vill.lr. hi, 4 P Balk 010 41.161 3113 117 4, 234 Wee Mae P =kki"--•ti. 6 T-Drk..e4 50131 1._ . end lkswhis Ta rg. a N. i mi.asow 7 8 a u=alarak Ps. swami., N Dl. 3013 4. 31 i Lir. eed New. Ade., 34 Da Eatemdee, a Lon. led I Du Pedweess, 133 IS lars& .".l l l* Dalt 8111.0ftp Knon., 183 Lon. eel 11, Waimea, 0 3 Eaddielk MIAMI. Ilk Da Twata 0 Oreetlreolse Issed. 3 Do. Lossidenre, Load= *Yea Se N. eflessea 1111. De. 3 Pods led Ly b lir ill ayeed ii , IS 4 scan a:Ss, 4i Lynn end Malmo Id 1 I _ _ Aztb.ll4.,D a r di ti4h i t 13:AWN* amiss. p Ws., larr W.. 3 p IllwAhms,01111.& N.W Caliallm Wm, Om k Teat), East " it Fast p'. 2l:ll3re, p Lamb nod Wok. it Le t x..sa lL ani. Pist. p Hit5.,5410 Pisa. h New. Jn., p Lands. k L Wasters Scrip, t a p 11111311Nalala Ladle int W. W. Qrs., Il t y 810:101/milist, BIN Wei- M. WhL, Na p p Worm k WRIN. (111,1 p HULL RAI York & N. Widluid prelr., h i p Laudon sad Tort, t p Leeds sad VW* Ne., IL dd. p SA LM La. . igmI+LOPLA SP/7 P Yes. Sof,* Oftalloy, 1 Ilia, klimirk, Yr. Is admit", Desk d 46 d ise . Mrir s , N o offi d OlAnisre, MI6 p lapin I P I Sim BYpelsg. (A), p awn. liseelbrd, f d Wog Mae alas, Si I 17100 Rte., m d Lt." - P.;:vezam-p Naneararat St Soathamptos, pa laS t S. DU!ILEN Dublin and Bel Dundalk & Ennie!Allen, 1 Mid. OL Weat. & B. C., $ Dort& WUNierd, &ea Tanpis. Nen. & tat Shan., Is.. &L EDINBUSG Ayr ud 40e. Celedenlan, Nu, 3110. 50.. dd. Meet N., de, $7l. U. Me. dd. Dudes End heft Nom, 1 ZVI Ladd= Oen, lend& des. ad*. end , 711 Dn. Hula., • WU. mai Nirlimo, Do. Nur, 51. 2‘. di. 111. 134 TARA Ifutuet, • Do. Nu 76. 7 4 U. ildtabieglimd Peak 4111 L 776,71 . 0 . 0ddmm,,1d. Liceskr sad lls. ed. S.!s Jas. 5. Ltre, Eves, k ICLL Is-, 33a we_ wez.., WIGS., lb Die., Is. Dab. Sladya.3s, Si Nem, Asa., it Lae. 35., MB& Nowa ise.Car,sed KU. le. 14.114. SAM La. & Eft. sad Partly SU 111. OiKik% 0 01 i r i Dentelay a u. so. ot. tatt ih (L i liaret.loll. " t t eMM I T R IP.i L I I L Ib. i t:mg", Bt.. I& Id ,=l3 6. lt i la i. ' * id balm tla GIL Aberdeen, &SI Ayr & Galloway, 42a. ila. Caledonia& New, S7s. 17a dd. deiloniaa k Maid, 17c 43c Direct Northam, Pe., kis. Dander & Perth, 271. 14s. E. Counties, Port EL, 7ss. East of File, 57a. 6d. Sia E. Indian Railway, ISa. 111.6 d. Edin. & &Moat& Cals. Edw. & Glasgow, Qra., 191 Ella and Perth, Cle. Hs. Gi5a.,Dum.,1107i5r.,67.135. 6!.11641 PRODUCE. MTNCINO-LANE, Half past Tleo. Sugar remains very firm. The public sale of 3,000 bags Bengal went off steadily, at the full prices of yesterday; the Bahia, white and brown, were held for very high prices, and were bought in by the importer. Refined market firm. Cope.-1130 hales of Mocha offered, and chiefly bought in ! above the market value ; clean garbled, sfis. to 60s. • 450 bags Costa Rica acid at advanced rates, chiefly 375. to 4.55, Rice.—The demand continues good, and prices, especially for low and middling qualities, are fu ll y supported. Rum continues firm at the late advance. Proof Leeward., ' 2s. 10d. to 2.. Ild. ; Bast India, 2a. 74. to 2s. Bd. Pepper.—The large operation of yesterday has cowed holders to oak higher prices. The position of Mils article, both in price and stock, gives it great confidence in the opinion of the trade. Cotton steady, but not so active a demand SA yesterday. Tra has been dull and low; common Congon has been sold Is. MA. per lb. PRICES CURRENT. Seosx, per ewt. ocrt PAID. Plies, No. I. Wiindls,!..P.trwa. 412 d0..014 Od Hoop ll 5...11 10 Yellow &Grey ... 44 0 herd 0 Cargo otawdlltbaz 6 15... 9 0 Fine 5O 0...55 0 Swedish ll 10...0 0 Mauritius, brows— PS 0. 44 0 lasu, at per toe. Yellow 46 0...48 0 Fig Wit lB 10 .. 0 0 hoe 49 & Si 0 Milladodisot l9 5.. 0 0 lietwislltlladrsa, b. 34 0..13 0 Biro 52 0 0 0 Tallow .. ... 43 0...41 0 Pati,t idiot _0.....0 0 White 4B 0...57 Parelga, bnywo.- 84 0..45 Yellow 44 0...46 Grey and white- 47 0...56 Reined, Hombre- 68 0...74 Bead Lona?. Como, la 62 6 .66 Woo lodla, oc4l - SI 0... 40 0 Good Floe 7O o—L2i 0 Ceylon, good ad"- nary . 40 0 41 0 Fine eirdlanry . 42 0 . .. 48 0 0... so 0 nary to flo e 4 Surnatta sad Pa- ned or minium_ 19 10...20 Speller Otto, per 252 Imp. gal. d.p. Flab, Seal, pale Sr 0... 0 straw 33 0... 0 flown la yellow 29 0.. 33 8 1frd Matter • Cod Booth Sea Olive,Ciallipoli,p.t . on 40 0... 0 Cocos Not 1 1 Seed. Rape, per Soo 3O 10 0 .7. at par n e... es Tat. lb. Congou,coalzaca 0 9 ... 0 1 Ibex, at per mt. Bengal white l9 0... II Cargo. Java . Patna 94 0.. 26 Carolina. s4 0... 40 (Warm Run at per gel. Leeward Limed - - - - &d 0 0. .0 Dahl* It 0 0. 0 Limerick, do Bl 0...92 Carlow, let 9O 0...100 Newry, let ...... Waterford BB 0...91 Beef, India, per term — 0 & . 0 Prime Mem 0 0... 0 Pork, primeniew 7l 6-75 Baton-Pork, Lout 177 6...76 Do., Belfast. Bacon, Waterlint. per eel. OO 0. 62 0 Belfast lArd,Belfaet,pefrit 1 Waterford, d , kA 0_220 i Ditto Bladder American Mora, Ox and Dry, at per M. B. A. audit. Video, ZBnuril ted 0.0 Mien all , dry 0 _0 Dumb 1 ed 0 44 0 BM, dry 0 16 0 6 Lima t yelp. dry , 0 6 ...0 6 West had* dry 0 1...0 6 salted 0 3 ...0 14 East India 0 1 101 liips, B.Ayrts, dry 0 7 ..0 8 & AnnarXwm, Hooka, dry 0 84...0 0 per bide 8 0...18 0 Rawls. &no 6 6...10 6 Dre Woos, at per the. lai.lisaiita C 4 5... 4 10 jzim . . 5 5... 5 15 ..... .. _ Proof Demerara, 26 to 341 per meat. 0.P.3 0 ... 2 Jamaica, 30 to 26 per omit O.P. 3 6 ... 4 Parasite marks 4 3 ... 4 1 Brandy, Ist brands 3 0 ... 3 1 Britten .plaits, d.p.11 9 ...11 Peach 11 0 .11 huh ll 11 .11 Flax, per ton. Ripe, P.T .8.F44 0...52 BC PeMrsnarp, 9 head 4O 0 0 Dutch and Flemish 35 0...93 Friesland Haar, at per ton. 81Petersburp,clean.07 10...56 ootahot half Mesa Rig; Rhine .. Want 33 0... 0 pees 33 0 . 0 Manilla Fast India Bann l3 0...16 Bombay l4 0...16 late Tim, at per cwt. Ban® 103 0... 0 Biretta Corm In bloc® O6 0... 0 bow, at per ton. Bars ..... HIDES AND LEATHER. LONDON, lAN. S.—Dating the past year there was a good and steady demand for Leather of eve 7 description and quality ; the supply also of almost all kinds has been abundant, so that on the whole we have to report very ex tensive sales throughout the year. The very bed and strangest of the heavy sole Leather, as well as the bed qua lities of Calf Skins, may be computed to have risen 10 per cent., while the moderately thick and ordinary, as well as the lighter, Leather (which, however, is by far the largest pert) have fallen in about an equal ratio, se that, taken coilectively, prim have not been as high as in the preing yes ; bat when we taloa sato ereidon the redneed value of bark an& all other material, eased mainly by the wise removal ef duty those artlearolieinhhing thereby the nest of thereon: el toning, we Wok ft will be found that the resnorative result la selidiatery ; and although wog tithe smiler lansories have her dierootinued, their heels= hiss hum wily triadirred to Lew eiablialemte, Tibia are Doi} be mire ha aermamee with the ether esannitetras of the Wavier, end whisk, by Sob estarled aneggereene, have been eaaolM he pedlar pole net fatly beim the pier of the less asterge teraserm but beer, and la Se am of sole leather bettor, than their Ihreiga t a d of foreign tanned Leath* has not genera within the ler six maths, and we owe doubt if the Or tomb& Saws will err be able to memete with our sagas unotarers in heal Leas,. teen mot ewer oirdes we are reoeiving regarind h le el /Mori es well r lighter Leather, smiths low ef Raw Masa soil Ho& in Australia (both of w have for many Teen been la pst here in considerable quantities), etwabied sun the great diminution of a high figght, In elite reamed weight when m a de Into leather, ell eentione a supply three. From India tae with her peat pegyletisa, and low rate of wage., we dull be likely le sesslei imparts el liestoed Kips. North America, likewise, where Doels may be had almost for the E, when 'she has edipesd her manfeeture more to wants, may adraniegessody ion in our trade : but do as take piece, we Imps the principle of free tisk erill be as well understood there as hes, and we shall frit lINN. extensively, OW lighter good% at S i l l it . b leral per cent. duty, they already take a very metwit. Owls& Leers has not met great alterations, with the ex emplar of Caltakins of the beet weights and quality, and doge has not advanced in equal proportion to those in the Agra state; the greatest rue is 2d. per lb., whereas it *gal bare been at least 6d., to be in accordance with the VIL be the tanned article: the pressure of French curried fishes no doubt kept down their price. Scotch Midlings, in lie contrary, have advanced, while tanned shaved hides M Idles ; bat la tide article there is no opposition of laminalorghse. In the ether kinds of curried goods no ma loilel alleseliew hes limn place. tee= law GOODS.-8111ted RIM Plate and Rio thande Hides.—The Importation of those geode this year hashes off in an extrsordinary degree. There b a de mure. is the whole et the kiandem, of 361,000 hides, when =ilwith the persaVeg pee. This is a fact which etees in in Weellg their probable future mime. . Of reit the blockade of BIMINI Ayres ban been chiefly the row of Ws din ; sad es it still centimes, and ate IMIIIMMiIea buff vripsia, the prices of Hides must sine be lie en are nearly the same ss at the et bet year. They had, however, risen in Refs e subsided to their former value. The Impede if River Plate Hides into London Is only 18,700 (against 218,000 in 1846, and 197,000 in 1844), beiag 200,000 less then in the previous year. Of Rio Girentg Hides, however, there has been an excess over 1845, of 28,000 Hides, which makes the difiarcy of both into L0n :1=074,000., The stook of both is 20,600 i at the end of 1846 it was 96,000. It is difficult to 1111WISIR with certainttyy the number of foreign Hides pat into weak In the United7tingdom during the pad year, but epee Pe best calcalaties we are able to make, we think at lust *see have been 120,000 less than in the previous year. Dry Myer rises sod lie Grinds Bidet —The i • mport of these hashes woma Veillalei in the past year, 19,800 against 32,000 In 1645. A/ Ma It dor ere exported to the con tinent, their dishdeal zebus are not so important to the hens trade : their plisse have risen Id. per lb., since the We et the preesiss year. Stem rate sed Le emits Horse Hides have been in V/INebet ie"gut th 18 6 46 ,P u tyi thl e st :IT r hau s:L ea caw ism 61 , 000 k Hides. VW mime l ot Salted hew v lit i 7n pretty seedy, hat high, Maw* th e year: the Dry see Sally Is. teem then at the eserweremeetetthe yarn yew. Ceps Hies.—The bapertatiee et these hides has also dirinithed. They will be food 10,000 lees than in 1846, and their prices may be quoted, en the lig hter weights, id. rills. less Goa at this period lag year. C ape Kips are ad. - New ilesdh Walla Bides have net been so abundantly insight is as ia the prier year. There is a delegacy, as wowpred with *Oyer, of 20,000 hides, and they will be ma about it*gr. lire Anasdelo Hides have net varied sub, in either the anew* etyma or sage of prices. In both they have been neestpel is 1846. Stock, about LON Hides. West leis Hides have increased in mashers, and, sl aw.* Wait 'wrist is not now very exteosive, it is bogey Ire ~,,,, s Im , . ; their proms may be repeated Id. pee Bliss.—The import and ales et these have been Infer t. In 1843 they emoted to 81,000—in the per yeee Gip are I,6oo:—they y to be worth same IS tbe Csntaunt thee in Best lea Kips.—~ beat have been very ?Idle Pouta s ti e r• Olt %red thew ef the year (1, ist 18 1 111) . bet se =2llO, auk D3W in We tha i rAr.iii. seasimplisa dad r hea tot 81 sill stalls& 'no regielisme k We war not bra per *dot Jae year, log thq will he hand Imre *mad Oast l a . per lb. dote the te.rdsp of . . • . .. . 1111111A P It i sr a F The roirrrite wea ltt botr sl iwilg talt au s b 3 . l sidtep- and wip-be dated id. to id. lane thaa the ,forma year. Ompesaky • 10...7 10 99900 Ameba sad 6 10... • 0 Xhansio. brio solid 14 0. 15 0 Boma lA= 10 0..16 0 L a d 10 0...17 10 Had /Waders. 3 0. 0 10 Brril 300.000 East India Buffalos have more than doubled the imports of the preceding year, and u they have sold fn.*, princi pally for home consumption, and are used almost entirely for the power looms, it exhibits an active state of our manu- Acturing towns ; their prices have generally ranged about Id. lower than in 1945. Newfoundland Seal Skim.—The import is not more than half of its amount in 1845, and not one sixth part of that of 1843 ; in consequence of this 'hart supply, the prices hays advanced Is. 6d, to Is. 9d. per Skin, or about 60 per cent. on the prices of the previotui years—Extract from the Annual Circular of Messrs. Thomas, James, and Thomas Powell. 1 TALLOW. Oar market continues steady. Petersbarg Y. C oo the epee January to Yank dellvery 4l. Od CORN. ASHFORD, Intl. 6.--fhiaaa, the trade for all grain was very fins, at the adra. d price of 2.1. to 3s. for Wheat; but there was no inclination in buyers to get into stock beyond their present wants. all calculating upon a reaction se prices. Vary lone prices were obtained for all sorts of Lent Corn fit for seed, and sold freely. Maple Pew, 50s. ; sney,4Be. ; new Musgans, 45e. ; new Oats, 275. to 30a. Seed Oats, 28a. to 345, BssINO3BIOIIE, JAN. 6.-The beet samples of white Wheats may be quoted at least from 10s. to 15e. per load dearer than those sold on last Wednesday. Some good dry and heavy red reached 191. per load, while some of the damp samples barely fetched 16/. Barley seems to be getting even scarcer, the price of such as can be converted into malt still rising; and 545. per qr. was given this day for such as might have been bought at not much above half that price last year at this time. Some, scarcely ten score pounds in weight, reached 50e. Good grinding could not be had under 42e. to 46a. per qr. Every description was full 31. dearer. Oats, beet samples, up to 365. middling good, 30s. ;:and moderate, 265. to 280 . per qr., being a rise of from ls. to 2e. Peas, white, up to Ws. per qr. ; maple, 545. Beans, ticks, to 50e. ; pigeon, 565. New winter Tares, sa. 6d. to 6s. per bushel; old, 51. Cloveresed, red, 50s. per cwt. ; white, 54e. Flour, per bag, bort, 60a. ; good household, 565. ; seccods 53e. Barley Meal, 225. to 235. ; toppins, 14s. to 15s. fine Pollard, 7s. 6d. to Bs. ; inferior, 41. 6d. to Si. Malt L rapidly ad vancing, the best making 10s. to 10a. 6d. per bushel; good, 9s. to 9c 65. ; inferior, Bs. 6d. to 9s. 65. Bread, par 81b. loaf, 16d. to lid. CRAM:M.OOK, JAN. O.—A very inanimate trade be Wheat to-day, owing to each high pita bag demmited• 804. for white, sad 72e. to 74a. far rod. AINIMI4 Drina:Ws' lAN 3—Prices --- New Wheat, 645. to 725; old, 60a. to . Bar ey, s. to 61s. New Oats, 24e. to 30e.; old Oats, 27e. to ne. New roans, 425. to 465. ; old, 44e. to 48e. Boiling Peas, 50s. to 665. • hog Peas, 40s. to 44a. Vetchee, 400. to 48s. per quarter.: Li:wgs, JAN. 3.-Wheat, white,l7l. 10s. to 181. 10s.; red, 161. to 171. Barley, 48s. to 545. Oat., 26.. to 28s. Beano, 46e. to 48a. Pees, 46e. to 48s. NEWCASTLE, JAN. 5.-The weather still continues open which will enable oar gowers to supply oar market more liberally with grain than of late. An impression, how ever, is gaining ground in this district, that the quantity of all grain held by our farmer. is much less than usual ; bow far this opinion may prove well-founded the future can only determine. At our market this morning we bad a fair show of Wheat; from the growers, the arrivals coastwise being also pretty good ; our millers, is consequence, acted with great caution. still, however, an advance of fully 2.5. per qr. was established over Saturday's, whilst in some partial cases even a greater enhancement was demanded, and sub sequently complied with. For a very choice lot of mixed Suffolk, weighing 641b5., 79a. was procured, whilst the gene- ral runs were held firmly for 775. per qr., weighing 631 be. Foreign was offered very sparingly, the greatly reduced state of stock inducing a belief that higher terms will be made by holding. The present value of Rostock red, is 735. to 745., and other Pomeranean qualities, 68s. to 711., whilst Dunk sorts commaud 72.. to 761., according to condition sad freshness. For Flour there was an improved inquiry, at an advance of 2s. to 3s. per sack, Mo. per sack being now obtainable for choice Norfolk households, to which figure our millers raised their prices to-day. Rye must be again quoted 3a. per qr. higher, very scarce extra qualities, weighing 611 b., per bushel, being saleable at 60s. per qr. Barley, malting, 2.e. dearer, the best Chevalier being worth 565., end the general runs Ws. to 58a. per qr. Prime season-made Malt commands attention, at 765. to 78e. perqr., being an ad vance of fully 4s. per qr. upon Saturday's rates. Oats must be quoted Is. higher, with few sellers at this improvement. WoonsTocK, JAN. 5.--Orain of all kinds made ad vanced prices. Wheat, 161. 10s. to 201. per load. Beans, 111. to 111. its. Barley, 445. to 50s. per quarter. Oats, 245. to 355. HOPS. BOROUGH MARKET, Two o'Clock.—Mesas. Pat tendert and Smith, Hop Factors, report that there is as excellent demand for all good Hops at rather higher prices. Milt irk rats, c... IL oto an Yourtla• Lestn.. p. 441. 11 334 41. • 44.14 et Lrr „ • oto 5 0 losailag Bonet.. „ 3 oto 4 • 8444•4 „ •10to 4 10 014 00110 .. 1 0 10 4 • lankban. BASINGSTOKE, JAN. B.—There lug been more firm ear within tke last few days in this market. Some an now asking 71. to 71. 10s. for the best pockets of Farnham*, and from 5 guineas to 51. lea for others not grown in that parish. WORCESTEIt, JAN. B.—We have but little business doing in this market, but the prices last quoted are fully maintained. WOOL. BASINGSTOKE, JAN. 6.—The holders are looking forward for a better price, fully determined not to take the present quoted. Best Lambs' Wool, I3d. ; second ditto, 124.. per lb. Long Wool, from Ild. to 124. ; inferior grey, from dd. to 9d. per lb. HAY. Saivanar..s.—Mesas Yd Davis, Hay and Straw Saloom, report ?Vdsonnad aril u4sss an follows : P.M.. ModoW Ms M IChM, Ms to M. IsM Um m Me to S i.id SIM, No to to. Mina Me to M SKINS. BASINGSTOKE, JAN. 6.—The best South Down Skins, 4s. to 4s. 6d. each ; culls and all sorts, 3s. to 3a. 6d. ; long-wool, haltbrede, In., best, 4s. 6d. to 4.. 9d. ; not assorted, 34. 6d. to es. On Hides, the best, above 601 b: in weight, have then Id. per lb., the prim not 24d. ; Cow ditto and light other kinds, 21d. to 21d. Calf Skins are also a trifie;lmener, say Id. per lb., the present price being from 44d. to 4id. per lb., and from 6.. to 6s. 6d. each for the heavy ones. Hone Hides are more in number than usual, selling at priest from 6.. to 10s. each. CATTLE, &c. BASINGSTOKE, JAN. 6.—SOme prime Cows made from 121. to 181. each ; inferior, 9/. to 111, moll. Barren Better,, and lean other Beast were sold cheaper. In the Calf market the prices ran from 21L to 30s. each. The Pig market was abundantly supplied ; fat Hogs are making 6/. to IL per more better poem than before Christman; fat Porkers are also Mau. Beam Hogs making 10s. to 10e. 6d. per wore; Pork, 11s. to lls. 6d., and becoming scarce; Prices especial to get Mill higher. STRATFORD-ON-AVON FAIL—The show of cattle moth molded tbs orange innumbers, and the predominant portion of maim quality. There was a good ateudstwo of boyars, mho nedfitgavafid., but with reluctance went up to 6ld. ; dos graft pores brought into the fair found pur chasers. TIM ieweed far Mem was rather fiat; Ewes fetched ed.. sad slur V, 64 There were several good Cows and Calve. d , but the sales in them were Gull. Altogether muebbadowswasious. The fist of the new fairs sanctioned and mielalebell by the corporation, will take place on the IM Yeeety_ls April. The whole of IY fake will be toll-free, ma bell es wool in a maims eat move dent place, cadet lito Reba what, whirl, 'NW masa peas will be proviesit tam lasemdds gosidsavg tbs los, anti Wet aldirdiesi di* itallikboonol dram% k coufirntly Zi. reed ad dm feta will to won our SHIPPING. Mans Aaarviro : 3, Dublin; 1, Dozer; 2 , Waterford; I, French ; 1, Mandan! ; I, West India. Low Dow, Jan. 7,—Wind this day at noon, 8., light breezes, and thick hazy weather. Hut, Jan. 6.-8.8.11. to 5.8. W., light. —Arrived : Lord Basainek, Headline •, New Orleans. !Mihail them Aver : urma Merchan N.1.A.• ieslres ; B Lotus, Barbados, , ; ' , Antigua! Ada : Sank Charlotte, Cape; Audscia, Bahia. Fattionts, Jan. 6.— (.at e —Arrived Patrons, Rio : H.M.S. Peoria. CLYDE, Jan. 6.—B.—Arrived : Aguanamms, Qwebee; Jame Dunlop, Honduras. Sailed: Lem Havasu's. Taanotrra.—Arrived : Sandwich, Bt. Lucia ; W. Latham, Sierra Leone ; Margaret Bram, New York. Poarsztortn, Jan. 6--H.M.B. Daphne ha. I stire t: Spithead, Loring take tha b cd oa eke Hera How., 6—The Oath ism sh are Grimsby and Clostlaap. brig Stella is soak war Grimsby Outfall. Lyinc, Jan. 6.—A rassi, opposed a scrywataanser, schooner rigged, painted vela, with loss of mainmast, sunk in about 9 fathoms water, area pained on oho 27th nit,, about 10 miles N.W. ot the Thigpen liesialight, by Ma Vidalia, of this port. FOintr, Jim. 6.—R. to S.B.—Arrived: Good Intent, Quebec. Csanwr.-13ailed : Splendid, New York. LLANELLT.—Arrived: Neregil, Qllebee, Dosing, Jia. S.—A.R.—Arrived: James raw, Quebec. Krsorrowx.—Arrived: Komi* AMss. Coax, Jan. 4.—Calm.—Arrived : Brigand, St. Ari± „... ew" .. N.B. The Ghana, Sir Immiat, has not wiled, es Castle : Bon Fortuna, Modeiri. 4 -OffTele " b7t Castle : Clyde ebessaer, Jamaica. Cams Town, Jain 2.--Artived : MIA ler Moo twal, from Isawka, with low of topawst,howsprit, sad all bar canms. Smoo —Sailed: George Reed, Cuba; Cisio.Note York. LOWDOWDZILIT. : Peru, New York; Superior, Quebec ; Clydesdale, Quebec. LAMOUWILII, Jea. Nark, New Talk. Liam Some, Jan. Se-Arrived : Pima* Ntamaiehi, hie with lam of ra sak —4. 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