The Express. — London, England, 1849-02-19 00:00:00

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MOUNGIF oitC thought, to coo humid mWieon end thE tills oinateVkli -1111101.111=11: - awned the remigas briar mallow The Deltas get u IL Is Ileateesay n tar the liessvmhisimbragc M. d'llareourt, samba to the amok mission to Old ,- will Madrid as chief eamitery. A gnat umber at repressatatine the in Salle dee Conklin= et the Rational_ uf th• Piaui* Tuniuse mi. The tarmati monnittess, the gpenniog s a d the nation of the mem *ileum' e wore the imam in • 1 tr il boalevarde ham prenatal taffy as coup /Mi. Thy Inn the generai sake 7= dam The mike were set namereas, bat there was a large concourse of eaniam and either side was Sid with promenaders. MaimMit were laksa by rife earl is the rowan( to avoid say monde, prevent dimrdsr. At eleven o'clock the Berth amid, bone and foot, in fall deem mal. ibrin, took up a pond= Moog the boulevards. This list day ci esmival, favoured a tsupsesture of aping, palmed in great o by okr. The crowd continued to. airadate militant confusion er loommaiercon The esantemances at all ism'' - - - - - - - - - , =lild bralapac-risatisia. ill 7.: Neel& SPAIN. We ham advises frau Madrid to the 12th inst. No news, however, has yet arrived confirma tory or contradictory of the rumour as to the proda- Matioa of the Re pu blic in Catalonia. A letter from QMalosia says That a bloody =- Lig=ttook place in Peat sad Meanders on the botwesn the colossus of the Gast Villela sad the centralists Baldrich togothtr, against the Queen's troops, °commanded by Gem Qom's& ; the action lasted four hours. The Queen's troops lost Mesa sass killed, and thirty wooded. Baldrich had a dagis combat with a lancer of** Queen's trcops, sod killed hiss co the spot.* M. Pidal, Minister of Foreign Affairs, is doing his bed far the r!oestablishment of diplomatic relations with lialri roa d. MM. sad Desandres had had a mod% and were wounded, tbsogh_not asuar= be Th e b ? dget will be pst to So the sassing work. The Journal dm Pyrenisa Orin*** of the 13th inst.,gives an acemost of the msrmses tam by the captain-general to =ppm Ori inniensthe, whisk mast, it says, be tally sosmodel, and aids : " It I. now ascertained that Cabers resolved a serious wound in the leg He was carried to Sea Jssa Is las Abadesas, and from thence to Cusgosink bet Air =tfrom this village, which has Isol to the sew hat he had crossed into France." The same journal says, near Lerida, the bomb of Merges, the Trietanys, and other =hennas, amsusto log to 1,000 infantry and cavalry, were fallen it Id& by the queen's troops, and several killed and We molding wore shot at Caen= an the filth kr desertion =disking a rebel bros. Oar correspondent, writing on the 10th, says : . . _ " The swot straggle continues between Names and O'Dessel. In the senate yesterday, the latter mode an sprains speech on the subject of the ratios (levy of memsripte) illegally decreed by the gemsneeint. The Herald° reveals the importance of die we& by stating that General O'Donnel is the intended soceessor of Names. O'Donnel is besought to favour the project of Names retiring with a large pension, O'Donnel taking his place whilst a TOOOll - is effected with England, soon alter which Names is to pear on the mese, end resume his old post. O'Doesa will scarcely lend himeelf to this, nor Gan England be satisfied by such a trick. It was not Names personally that expelled the English minister, but the party that acts with him. The (Plipress is fall of the Rothschild loan.' rm. 11—Irkess. 11 IMO ; aft" plum; f cult. ice► alb t Mar Bak% IS era. 11 after Das. S MIL Mak mit Iteilassi. MI asli; NI ppm Tres. wry NMI (ma Osiipa). to Gish. NalsrPos Usti% 4133. IUOREWS TED OVERCOATS. km nod with anxiety thaa has lately bees Zi r i ow; • ~ —of & Saar Is Ws ,is appenatly is the sunistits that, album masy RM. 04 dass lbws "= of Ms ss. 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E .s=r! a s tdos pi tt e e :ha aim r &lila memos OYAL ACADEMY LECTURES.—Tb• ATH BUN Mil &pro sir Pre Arm LAM NOM TM TM= be waft/ et boat min rspol IM semmod CA swat Salisses, ant inalitar hi latir bnala t ls 3 wok posiffim I ir &ay of ea antar. 6. ll*Akir. I, Ardor of " Siam mad Oanlits." : o■lo4 Mks awl 03. 4S. Ocembill. THAT TO EAT, mura, AND AVID; ?Wei kir a arcs. Ouswiairsia. IL 1111.17M1, be. riona—pw s• Imre garb* WNW. • mod t•o• •dm Mid. mei • _ vijai ga r i . =•••• minetions housla limay se yl• mos ase Ho= st plwiehl tryptiam• sal nub IWO the Mut period of wool t• Os Ind .1 u. m& Patartagair4ew: Cerra" 111'. 111.94 : Mims. w. was Miami Argil be• FRANCE. PARIS, SUNDAY, 6 r.u. he final decision of the Amenably arm its speedy caution hes just hod the reset whisk I wiel d. The demands kr wages sea lonarineraDL. roject wee presented to•daT by M. Melheis with emend for orgasm' royuring OM no farther Os should be granted without an ozimisatisa of grounds of the demand, and that the mimes of webers absent without comes should be beaded he Mottitessi for the information of the eiselera. I t h e :hiked Amin* yesterday the debate ea electoral law was brim. M. Montelenelort reed roe of the 'articles proposed by the cow M for the taking of the votes in cironaiscrlptioas Wow, and urged the adoption of the taking the aia coinireses. This me with Met deteriained ;siTionlecTenrbe hit. and the erase, mu as the &mos et the President, essid hardly obtain a Rag. The Arm* decided that As cant os. ;Ist be subdivided, for the coivenienos of the We, inns feen sadism I: s = eiollese of the Tema sinister, at Paris in the Journal du Dykes last evening. se fasedeneries declare that 'they have declined pitielpatien le the sets of the provinional govern * el Flo me. funds have 'early recovered from the panic of today : the Flees going at 81.60 and the Threes 'Zia al Pipit, archbishop of Boarges, has em bed at Sr Gaeta. The mond brigade the Mb AMY= of the away of the Alpe is to be ✓eseed st Barges. Attars tram Havre mention a material improve- et in trade, particularly in cotton, in which some p transeetions have ham place. Hose engin were arrested yesterday, charged seditious mask &YAW appeared in the liebrow, soliciting by the National Guards of the 11th p~wnt a sword of boom to Colonel Fora. r, he • of this morning published !NW, dui br several Akers, &Glenn that the lir wee mentred emai tthe legion, and proceeded ma wily • few The idght Were het a teary d polio 1 11 6 rad Ofty-eight peruses in the Petlt-Bioetie with reeal muskets and amenanition. The greater mus e of thole invested are recognised as loiterers about / benign, highway robbers, or vegabonda The sabioeunittee, under the prolideary of M. xio, propane a roulades, of forty-seven =Mims cc e extraordimary paths works, principally on the lips, forts, canals, and medii. The other sob-cool hese have,not yet and es hr. It is sold that the army pad navy estimates very sonsidsroNe n otions bepropesed. Gasiersily agnsid w g is caw hiss moulders it adehebis to madam all the Tempts oder et to ail& the remaress of the etsbe. he mistises impsditare may snow, it is SWITZERLAND. Ths Gazette de Tessin ' of the 14th inat.,bas answered the last circular of the coancilveneral, that there were at Dorack only two refugees, Fails and Metternik, whose conduct was peaceable. Neff Thielmont and Loweefele have been for a long time in France. The troops which occupied Neufchatel have re butted to Chas:-de-Fonda, wham artillery and ammu nition are provided to be ready in ease of any new L' ifeketie Monk et the 14th inst. says . that the postal treaty between Switzerland and Amine, which was retarded by the affairs:of the Sanderbesd, will be shortly ratified by the two parties. Some as aides, which awes to be of Roman origin, have ben discovered lately in the emirate d Bearnevevin. ITALY. TUSCANY.—The yrovisional . governmsat of Tus cany has mimed a mihtary commission for the defame of Tummy. Letters from Porto Stefano of the 11th announce that the Grand Duke, who was thorn had prevented the proclamation of the provisions' govern ment Two Frei& vessels were at the disposal of the dread Duke. ter ll e i t e Otrrras ° 7 l .---- D i li c k ff e e we. rillaild'a eoVearion tle ar ir a l ll l.- hip property. On all the valis wM e of Flames are written " Uaiti earn Rena" Adrian from Leghorn of the 12th inst say that 400 soldiers of the oonummal resod bays kit for ream, with two mama. The population is is a state of groat agitation. Adrian from Porto Femejo, el the 11th fast, say that at 7 delook la the @weft the storm Owlio, with two womb ia tow, indosod dm Lisps: Thry whited te dhoti's* arm:e trops o bat were Mend par otid's**. groaner tiat i be gew = allow it am as OAR Ikea the bat the lahablhals aired goz..";a soh ma ardor they would ad allow the bop to bad, asil wield reefer their weft to wake the dominion of Frame that diew se as eat The bop tbalelset Tommy are hostile to the Word goarameat The anwals ham tendered sad the diem mad aoldiers say that g th;t a t: from all ehbadka, bath. t a k es as coth al Milky to the realuiro, tbrie wastiti deed sovereign. The greatot meaternika prowls A private latter tram Nom at the 13th last. mays in a raiscript "At this instant I harm that tits re public is prrlained Tatasay." Oar Parts aorreapaadiat, writing an Wart*, Nays :I ma informed Oat a &apt& bat bun usesived here ts•dso, at the Tonna Sonsisa a the pa= illi a ima M._ adahnield, the Salsas tit. slim the lientide lannebehll, the seastary et in Om Ind CM* lisattni, the regraentative of Tar may at the llnstis Negras, sent their resignation. am toil that the Tama nobility are now arming thdr peamthy, with the intrados at marching on Fiona sad =Oft Se greed due. ISt lathe ONO el the 10th Jast. pahlhbee the ' minds el a ditift bald en the Bth, in midi it is data that On Witerldentanelli had mike& that, Wise arrived at Ikea ea the Bth, by the spun de ars of the psi blab Imo had wailed upon bin at 11 tan, NS hull lit is bed, sod resolved his saturants that he thissied to Ninth r lintiese as was as his wail admit tilts that ea the 7th be • bad leads WSW ea the goad LONDON, MONDAY, FEB. 19,1818. des:, fittid blit *and fa i goilll6l6, and resolved home big the aim assuranies *IA peso* toamiers the law es* shadow for Oonsitment Aseseably an sees as that hid highnom bad wither expend his grtite l I of hiking as airing that liffent t and that at 5 p.m. (Mostanell) had received beet the director of the *two lettere now kid before the council in : this paper on Saterday), and that, upon at the palace, he had learnt 016 the grand sad the whole of his family had left Siena by the Porte Elan Marco, is an unlinewa direction. The • Mareentsft pahliebes a telographio oil Am Leghorn to Floret**, on thi Bth ill 11 p.m., inaenheing that Muria and lei d'A were on their way to Flames, by giaitrain, end that the expedition to Elba would reedy *start at two. The =me Perna states, from Floremes, the 9th instant, that on the evening of that day some weeds sannabled in the sales* of Sae Frediano, lettering cries spinet the provision' government ; the liamhowever, did not join in the demonstration. . W. member of the provisional government, to pane hy in •his senior', stopped end the multitude, who seen sheered in, and ~TICII—Ws have adviose from Yeah, of the Bth hat. The Anstrisas Weed, it is said, to esta biiah maireashed nap at Cloranare,whilli weala fatdiaaes latentisms spinet Brener& sod 16prece, who was at ilemele t Zte, it A 601•0641MaiellIMINIAIS ellesktiolhot Feiss, has seamiest& the mead and reviewed the troops at Treviso and Poles. The arrival of Chasm] Nugent, with 30,000, men is expected. LOMBARDY.—/1 Pensiera Italian°, of the 13th Wt., under data of Brescia, the 6th inst., says: "It that the lit. of the Mittel° and the Adige is rfeetiled. Advanced poets are in coaseructioe, Ist Andrian floosie not huge ia this quarter. A esieftroonent of 2,800 men is expected." SARD/NIA.—In the riling of the Chamber of Divehi at Turin, of the 12th instant, the Deputy Brofferio addressed the following questions to the ministry :-1. In what state m the mediation? 2. Wks will the war, in the opinion of the ministry, be =P & Doss the ministry admit the sow f the people? 4. Is the ministry decided to the war ? & What, in the understanding all= late inistry, is sweat by democracy ? The minister Gioberti replied that, as to the media -1 don, his colleague would give explanations. He would confine himself to stating that if the work of hoternity were not more advanced, the fault was with Iftme who desired the Tuscan sad Roman Constituents. The Sardinian ministry had not broken with Rome. 16 relations with Rome were not only amicable, but 16imate. The ministry had never loot sight of re establishing harmony between the Pops and the Ism= people, and hoped that it would succeed in its The Neapolitan government not having, :t la various pretexts, received the Sardinian envoy, they had been obliged to suspend for the moment their diplomatic relations with that power. " I am asked (said the minister) if I admit the sovereignty of the retYes • I admit it, but by the word people, not understand a party. Bat when I con sider attentively the character of the principal actors in the Italian Constituent*, I find only unitarians sad republicans." The minister Teccbio then gave some explanations on the mediation. " It is one thing (said he) to accept the bash of a mediation, and another to carry it out. The ministry of the 15th of Augustaotsd in the former sense; that is, that no sooner had Austria accepted the mediation, than an honourable peace might be regarded as concluded. The present ministry requires more. The former ministry could, for in stance, have accepted a line beyond the Isonzo, but they stopped there. The present ministry has not not accepted the bases, and ooncequently may go fur ther than its predecessors, and may take advantage of circumstances now favourable to Piedmont. The me diation, however, could not be regulated conformably to the protocol of the 15th August, nor to that of the 18th December. In the first case, because Austria bad occupied Lombardy, and because the protocol of the 15th of August contained no other conditions than those offered by Radetski on the 15th May. In the second case, the ministry, by its programme of the 18th December, had promised to support the union and the wishes of the people, recognising the necessity that not • single Austrian should be allowed to re main is Italy, and that all Austrian influence should disappear from Italy. We are asked why we lime not recommenced the war ? For different strategical MIMI the war could not and should not be MOM mend. But the spring wind begins to be felt in Italy, and, in a few days, we can see the enemy face to face ; or, rather, we shall see him turn his back, for we desire war, and not only war, but victory." In the Chamber of Deputies of Turin, of the 13th l inst., a lefter from the Baron de Spleny;the envoy ofl the Hungarian government, was read and received with much applause. After mentioning the war in which that country is engaged with Austria, be says he has a profound conviction that the repre sentatives of Sardinia will admit the holy and in alienable rights of the Hungarians, and will initiate by this act that alliance which should unite Italy with Hungary, with a view of reciprocally laying the bases of their mutual power and future greatness. The course which events have lately taken lead to the hope that Hungary, being soon reconciled with the 13clave populations which inhabit and surround it, will shortly become the faithful and powerful friend of Italy, to which it finds itself =Wally attached by the same dangers and the same hopes. It is thus that the two great nations will render it impossible for their common enemy to exercise thereafter his oppressive domination. The deputy Loup proposed that the chamber reply to the count, =prolong its sympathies and its desires to create the strictest alliance between the two nations. ROMAN STATICS.—We have the following letter from our correspondent at Rome, dated the oth : " The National Assembly met yesterday at one o'clock, and, after mese routine business had been ban ana, the pund l ec o o as of What form of govern ment a be midfor the Roman States I" w emehmed me. The woo characterised by grave NA mud degeseee, and lasted through the night, whet holly a divines took plan, and 134 votes pig 10 decided that Rena eimild be moo more a eatementreelth. The 10 in Woozily advocated an mmodment defraying the freedom to the meeting of the gnat Italian conlitoent body. " In the middle l =47e remelt was forced on the notice ?f the citizen by the snake -1 all the in Ran The decree is oncantig of to the fell=temes: Art. 1. pele of het sal in ofd in stall debit a =p laPli en: Art. 2. Full sal nasonie gassinises 110 be peovided hi the Nedra indepsoint nn übe of Ms spirituel ISM. may. Art. 8. Thepposnownt of then tads shall be et a bristly deneesentie Muse, sad the &sins isms et Rama Repub lic b seemed. Act 4. Oar relations with the other slates el Itely Abell be bend an reciprocity saes as bulb ear names nationality. (lii sd floes t of lib National Asssiably. Darted at Rome, Feb. 8, 1849. While I write (2 o'clock) the cennotty of pro . - claiming the RepuMic is going forward in the caw toL Severe monares are antiipated with respect to the continued abesses of many Lop proprietors and men of rank, who forget they have a country." Several clubs of regreentatives have been formed at Rms.—Count Reterhasy, the Austrian ambusador to the Pope, pond through Rose on the 7th inst. on his way to Own In the sing of the Constituents Assembly of the Bth inst. the Mowing intarpellations were pat tolls ministry : let. What are the tentless of the gover• natal nominee with M. de Coarcolks, who had come to Rome? tad. What , pewee have pretend again the departure of the Peps, sod he what tome 3rd. Has the ministry tenni irith th4 o P u i ps and in what sense 4.1 a what ted:lh an the wlik Piedmont so be the Nan Osesdkonis 'ebb bey demanded St bomb ugly. 3L litedllakbewever, nii," I eau at ewe tag *Mae isitildlos lave tikes =between es NM Gaeta? Ito Ilbliter et the mitt that. oboe* sip** babe beat ist eitedalha *a Air 11 es Wee awn& et ,Nes paha beeps le Sieben% del imPtesesst by the =lof Pleura. he mold aware the &ember that wo gree for thew The Minister of War said: "AM Ima add that Osseral Zombi is at Gaeta with as assay —of -mAty meal" A alailie Maned at Amos& as the 3rd inst be tween smo l t and Sardinian wane, in which five of tiro were wounded. The soldiers were arrests& Albiai having demanded matidao tioo, the p ollot made the seermary reparation, and the affair twilatetid. NAll.l4.—Advion from Oasts of the Bth state, that IL 1414 spbotitate of Cardinal Aatoarlli, as • Secretary or Mob. wader pretext of going to Naples as private bases% as goes to Paris with a Swim °Meer, ander the ascot Spadoni. It was said. this journiry bad a lOW ol4eot. Oaths railing of the steamer, an ostiondloory convocation of the cardinals ia w at s n =held. wham it was arid the offers of armed weft wider discussion. SCOTLAND. DREADFUL ACCIDENT AT GLASGOW. OLAIGOW, SATURDAY IfifiaT.—About a quarter to 8 this Pronl e ekeisiarat of Ire wooed _vim in the gallery of the Thesis Dnalop-etweet, wadi was eery crowded in adrift td honk The alarm anesei at ones greet emetteseent La ail parts of the theatre, and the Mullion In the hens Lk the lease ismiedis bly by *avid, peewee leading fns them to the frost annum The Ire sneer was as smy time of an aligning elearestar, gmelgintir setsk,lbe greaten gam; but tors ahem the 8 it fee ; end 11 1 / 1 110111 made kends effortsba to mons by the . aurow staircase leading bogs the gialery entrants, and by other staircases keehai MN the box passage. The thence doon apparently open lateens, and to this eircomstanes the calamity which has occurred my be Le Nmeesere emeibed. Prom the numbon crashed on the staircase behind the eatranee lead. lea into the lane, as the Berth side of the theatre, consider able time elapsed befon the door was opeatid, but the side window Wag broken, air was freely admitted ; and although • samba aptness was more or less injured at this =bone% yet vendee leas of life maned ea the star e= lendieg ingenditdo ilions the uppermost gallery. The erewd pressing em iles othircees, completely /amused the deer. while amiss and moans of those nearest to the in seams, and evened to the severest pressure, were piteous. Keay elfin; 111.111 lade by parties connected with the po• lice, by slims lIIIMISIMi with the building, and by several penthouse whe bed bon drawn to the spog,to force open the doss ; bet it was fogad impossible. In a very short time after the alarm at IN had been given, three of the are engiaes were as the spot, but their assistant., was not ne• emery. The saperintendeat of the engine. assured the aw.irece who still remained in the pit and the lower gal lery that there was no danger, end advised them to retire in en orderly manner; but his voice could not reach these who were crowded together on the narrow staircase in the agonies of death, out of eight from the stage, the pit, or the boxes, and out of hearing. The pawns remaining in the pit had not the Labia's idea of the calamity occurring within the walla. They wore satithed th at the firs had been extinguished, and they ex pected the proceedings of the evening to I.( commence. It boccie, evident to those in the neighbourhood of the upper staircase that no means bf access could be obtained to the crowd indiscriminately crush( d together there except by breaking *loath the partitions, and this was quickly done. The scene then presented was ths most appalling that can well be imagined. The firemen lifted out the persona from the staresse, and for some time those taken out exhibited only a few bruises, and were laid down, and many of them walled out; but it 10.111 became evident that mach more serious aufferieg had occurred, Itif the staircase had been utterly choked up, and many bodies were taken out quite dead; and before die pare was cleared, the (}snick Hotel opposite, and every available room in the large theatre, were covered with the dead I,r the dying. Many of the sufferers had been sourly broiled ; bat, from the appearance of the bodies, it was apparent that death, in almost every case, had been caused by suffocatiosi. Up to this time (11 p.m.) rixty-three lives have been loot. The audience in the upper galiery cousisted principally of young lads. The details of this catastrophe are yet scarcely known, but some very melancholy ours have occurred. Amongst the bodies found are those of three brothers. The tit y has been thrown into great excitement by this event, aid during the evening Dunlop-rreet end the neigh bourhood of the Anse has been crowded with individuals making inquiries for their relatives, many of whom were identified. -- The etMae of the alarm, which eventuated in such 'melan choly result+, was a leakage in the block tin gm-pipe which supplies the lights in front of the upper galkry. This pipe, which is about half an-inch in diameter, was let into a groove at the angle of the floor with the covering bards which face the front of the gallery. The gas had conse quently escaped up ire") the open space between the front of the gallery and the inside lining; and it is believed was ignited by a match which mme one in the front seat of the gallery had used to light his pipe, and then threw down in a skits of ignition. COMMERCIAL !fir MARKETS MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o' Clock—We have had some sales of money stock this morning, but not to any important amount. They have, however, been sufficient to keep the market heavy, and rednoe Consols below the opening prices. We quote them now 93: to : for money, and 934 to for account. Rednad Threes, 93 1 to 4. Three-and-a-Quarter per Ceuta, 944 to I. &cheque Bills, 40s. to 455. prem. Bank Stock, 195 to 7. Prisms are steady in the foreign market, but with few transactions. Mexican remain 25 to 4. Peruvian, 48 to 60. New Grenada, 164 to 174. Brazilian, 81 to 3. Chilian,93 to 6. Ecuador, 3 to I. Spanish Fives, 174 to 18 ; the Threes, 29 to 4. Passive, 4 to I. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 50 to 1 : the Fours, 80 to 1. Belgian, 81 to 3. Russian, 108 to 10. Danish, 66 to 70. Portuguese, 25 to 26. OLISI! - _ - Bank Moot-1937 - -- 3 pa Ct. WM. Anal I m. 3 per Ct Co Ammo 3 t IrOtitli3l 6 per Ot Austria. X too a bag. Beale 31 Per Oisit. ow Ct.llnottlas 3 Dam boo. rt,. Beam Law Ban, X 7 Callan Ida, $3 I tlo Womb. Dd. Mao Columbian Mambo , Ddl, 3 pot Ct. DEJA DM. MX X pw CLAIM& Dan. 801 4 MCC loWns ON., 00 1 1 r ea tt. for t ea . 93l Per Cleatk i. to es. Frew. I FUND& I Pir Ort s =l4 liar 1 7 6 Orem& 2416 to 17* 4 or Ot Mile% Mg. 1 01. Newel= Ma.. 44 U 4 Em r_ .1013 10 F a ur s lkin i : MU% Pim - a it . 4 tip" CiA'ainds be.. Is n V aussoli Dioned 844... II T _ RAILWAYS.—Our .bars nywhot is eat, and Flees rather in decline, man pertionlarlT of Caledo -1 aims, now quoted 22, and Bestirs C,ounalat ioi toil. SALM 131111CTED 0/ 10 TWO 11111 DAT DI LONDON. (Owardoro palm will to loyal la Dokpowo ... 19 ex my an., Is.. is nat., ii WI If MW. 1 40 . //w IV. Tref, Of a Da Oa Prof.. 114 Doollo NM Mut Jowly 11 Do. Diu . Deist k Eta I per Dow Ameba W. 100. 11 per OM. 0wL.1114 DA. 114 I N. 11•01w1011no. II E. Oman. 11l 101 Oa. Wen, sal Wok., fi f Do. New (War. 0 la*. 114 114•010111 roma . 1 ( l 0. 4 Do. Sawa No. IL E. 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'RC 1 4 Musaa. ‘ Oaristry, sad ODD% Da. Babes & gad DJ, Ile d 14 d III& a Perth Wale% lele B. & a. a Dow No. 4. it D s , jaw Oa, de D. Id. p Tork.l47wa. add I. (O. ii. L. . Oa. le P D dm P. Pref.. Ile A 41 Odom ('r. dal 11.). al • N. Starrdiarat siern Su" rll/1....* 17. L 47/Prot.. 1 4 I Mss. it 13tr. (A. Is& Qrs.), 14 a g meikewas. I, Pal d Do. C. Qin, 4 4.16 11. Dm. SiaLas Lima. 1.744.. 1111 urrstrt ri g l / 2 4 1 4 Dd. (WAND, 401.) 47 d De. W. D. 17., 41 PRODUCE. —KINCINO-LAI4I. Harpist lump, Tr. Tobias Wu at eager &dared !hr tit*Menw ffiro u. , Mbar ism, say 11,000 bass llaaritiva,•%ooo bar ..... bass Itaista, da kb& Watt ladiaTM Imp bastaaw that bas d bias dant lir private taatniet is Ohm Sams sad hates Sagan ahem dr Ike& :110: p 1 P ritiay bads is the spimis that thit , bat es 41.1111.4111=ing. =Via • atm Mat ix elk nuked. ND mid Way Imialad at Pails bab a and did ast .I4ir as la TALLOW.—The market is steady. Petersbarg Y.C. M the spot, 401. • October to December delivery, 41s. ; 'etyma, lamettlis' &Veiny, 412. 64. 11XITCOLiall OP FALLOW. 114. Mott this day Cuks... MIST 11,178 88,805 0•118447 DA week l,BO IMO 2,482 Ds. tan la 4 Jima ....._ OAS .11111 ' 70478 Arrival Intim* ....... 7011 878 Do. rim Ist hair 11.113 114;0111 103,101 Mae T.o.lll44eypir 800 Si. AD. N. 400 Do. Devi I. 00. 438. CORN. - 'rho supply of English Wheat at market this mewing was short, and say bat the tuft gushers wens Try dial *ale, at a dulls* et Is. to Ix per gr. upon dr wisdoms( Moadaylast. A dealer rasa trials& le be sakeiteed to open foreign before any promo mead be made id& galas, whin a fair amount of busies win trauseled. Tim a heavy sale, and the ten cheaper. Choice samples etessidag Barley maintained then vales, bet seeps deep mealing and dinging Barley mut be quota Is. lower. asas Oats were dd. chneur. Bum and Peel mesh as list quoted. 121111621. Mae. per arts llssar, awes sad Mot, rid SI se 41 to 42 _Wis.- 36 to 47 to 49 Nora& end aelrs. 84 se 811 to 44_ 4. 88 to 44 to 47 Tales= Dines se &MAIL ) 48 sr 83 Malt. St UR, reeL..37 to 41 to 43...w1Je.... 36 to 48 co 47 Saata;, 4 34 to 24 fa...extea 30 to 11 ONE — OM% /Via U ft - od uns Mr& . • 111 to 30e 09...petsto. rite 24a 0d lisewlet Sundt hid nam ed...potato fl 55 325 Od Wit 18 with 110-Inesi» le es Us 01 pstele - 9011101 e. a Man, tamer sod Irdpitara ... 46 to 80.21ne - B2 to It Painessene s os uma tesk, nod arena. ...........»...« 44 46 to 48 two* MI Danieh and Newburgh . 41 44 to 46 Narks— U 40-11gypda to a Denbo sa . 6soins - - ..... 37 se =ad 27c;- 7;AI - - *mime IMO LONDON PROM Nona ltoi rits. To iith For FEL Qra. /0110/81. . Wee. What I 2940 I 0 I I 31866 herby 8174 5 8 13 8160 Oels 4622 1918 211 3417 Plenr, - 6,011 eels; Swum. 4.839 Amorran, Vele. 17.-This :swain there mu a geed wow ply of Grata, and the ausior fully antendad. The trade la eat was eery dull and prior deelkod about Is. pa qr. os all descriptions. The inquiry for Barley was alike slow ; the ben msi ting samples fetched last week's prices- but the desaiptiens wens the turn lower. Comiaratively , there wee little or no business transacted in Oats, Pena, Boma ; therefore we do not vary our quotations from lan wink. Tea trade in Malt and Flour was exceed ingly languid, bet underwent no change in *doe. Wheat (sew sad old) ranged froat Mx to 525. Bailey, 244. to 295. Oats, 18s. to 204. Bras, 325. to Ms. Pea% Ma. to Ms. pear qr. Floor, 35.. to 365. pa sack. Malt, 71.8 d. to 7a. 9d per kind. Razz, Feb. 17.—Oar markets Sr. from Is. to 2s. per qr. lower for Wheat, and dull for 'most other descriptions of grabs. Wheat, old, 48s. to 80s. • new, 40s. to 48a. Barley ending, 24e. to 28s. ; malftc, 21.. eo 89e. Beau, 40s. to 421. Peas, boilen, 445. to Us. ' • grey, We. to 4.2 e. Oats, black, 18e. to 22a. ; white, 20a. to 24e. BZIMOILD, Feb. 17.—ilt• sapply of Whsat was limited, and the demand fully equal to it. Last wink's rates were well supported. In Barley, Beans, Per, end Oats, the trade was quite as Rood, on a rather short supply. Wheat made from 275. to 31s. Beaus, 13s, to 255. Peas, 21s. to 24a. per load of 5 bushels. Barley, 2881. to 325. Oats, 17.. to 243 i. per qr. Ave for Feb. 10: Wheat, 2911 qrs., 48s. 3d.; Barley 81, , 2814, 306. 2ld. ; Oats, 5,21 s. ; Beans, 25, 295. 9/d. ; Peas, 38s. NC_ BOOTON. Feb. 17.—We hare had a thin attendance of farmers at market to-day, and a roodenita supply of all kinds of ends. Wheat was la slow demand, at barely the rates of Widaesday. No chatty is Oats and Batas, and very little doing in either article. Wheat, red, 399. to 443. ; white, 475. Oats, Ils. to 21s. Baas, new, 2135. to 325.; old, 38a. • Casunloon, Feb. 17.—We had a very dull =artist to day for evet7thing.:apt geed Barley, which was IA request, and Is. to 21 d , in au /sequence of the weather being so favourable for sowing, the frosty nights we have had during the west having made the heavy lands work like a garden. Wheat, red, 46e. to 48.. white, Ms to 625. Barley, 265. to 32. Beans 235. to 30s. Peas 38s. Oats, 16s. to 245. CANTZILBURY, Feb. 17.-We had a short supply of Wheat this day, but trade my dull, and prices from 21. to 3e. lower. White Wheat, 455. to 50s. ; brown, 425. to 475. Barley, 255. to 36e . Oats, 19s. to 21s. Beans, 265. to 29a. 6d. Peas, 365. CAILLIBLZ, Feb. 17.-We bad a fair supply of Wheat and Oats at our market this morning, but lino alteration in prices. Barley was in good supply, at 61. per bushel lower. Wheat, white, new and old, 20s. 6d. to 22s ; red, 17s. 6d. to 16s. 66. Barbey, now and old, 9s. to 104. 6d. Oats, potato, 61. to 7s. 3d ; common, 6s. 6d. to 6s. Bye, 12s. Beans, 141. to 16s. roas, 12s. 61. Flour, per stone, 2a. to 2s. 2d, Oatmeal, Is. 61. Eyeing!, la. 2cl. Barleynteal, Is. 2d. _ _ _ _ Cuatusroirn, Feb. 113.-1 a COMelpf UM a the fanners being already activrly engaged in the field, the supply of grain at market this day was small. The Brice of Wheat was about the earns se last week for all good qualities ; other aorta an still a slow sale. Barley and Beans also remain the saes as lest week. — _ CoLomas's:l, Feb. 17.—Ths supply of Wheat is to-day barely sufficient for the local millers' wants ; prima may be noted la. per qr. less than last week. Barley Is tho tarn in favour of the sAller, but little is offering. Beans are in bet ter *apply, and sell at fully late rates. OLOITISISTER, Feb. 17.-At our market this day English Wheat was in short in; ply, and all good samples bound ready buyers, at le. per qr. decline ; infenor qualities were 2e. per qr. cheaper. Foreign is freely o ff ered at a reductlion of folly 2s. per qr. Barley and Beans rather lower, with little passing. Oats a retail sale, at harmer pricer. Present prices: Inglisit, white, old, per imperial bushel, 6s. to 6s. 6d. ; new, fn. 6d. to ss. 9d. ; red, old, bs. 9d. to 6s. Od. ; new, Os. 3d. to se. 6d. ; Dantaic (low to high mixed), per 480 lbs., 6s. 3d. to 6s. 6d. ; Pomeranian, and.Btettin, 6s. 6d. to be. 9,1.; Odessa, Marianopoli, soft, be. Od. to 6e. 134. ; Odessa, Taganrog, hard, be. Od. to be. 3d. Barley, English, grinding, per 3921 be., 22a. to 245. ; malting, per imp. qr., 275. to 281. ; Irish, grinding, 24e. to 26e. • malting, 26e. to 275.; foreign, grinding, 23e. to 26e. 6d.; Disking, 275. to 30e. Beans, English, old, per imp. bush., ss. 3d. tots. fad. ; new, 4s. Od. to 45.13 d.; foreign, Egyptian, per 661 lbs., 3s. Bd. to 3s. 9d. ; French, Dutch @Mall tick, 4s. 3d. to 41. ; Irish, 4s. Od. to 40.2 d. Oats, per 312 lb., Limerick, Wex ford, and Eanisoorth,wltite, old, 215.t0 221.0 d.; new, 1811.6 d. to 19s. 6d.; Cork, Waterford, and Youghill new, 18s. to 18s. 64.; Welsh, black, 17s. 6d. to 18s.; Iris, per 3121ba., 17s. to 178. 6d. Pus, breakers, English, per hap.b1.,445.9d. to 6s. Od. ; foreign, 4s. 6d. to 6s. Od.; grey and grinders, English,per 6611b5., 44. to 4s. 2d.; foreign, 44. Os. to 4e. 2d. Flour, best seconds, English, per sack, 3.5 a. to 375. Linseed Cake, French, 81. to 91. _ _ OVILDPORD, Feb. 17.—Our supply of Wheat continues to be small : to day them was a good demand for all deserip time, which fay maintained their previous value. Wheat, 38e. to its ; Burly, 25e. to 325. ; Oats, 18s. to 235. ; Beans, 38s. to 40s. ; Pus, 38s. to 40s. KINDLL, Feb. 17.—We had a very mall show of grain at our market this maxim, the trade being dull, and prices, if any change, in favour of Ihe buyer. Wheat, 30s. to 38e. per lead of 20 stone ; Barley, lls. to 12a. per bushel of list. 61b. ; Oats, 10d. to 13d. per at. • American barrel Flour, 30s. to 31s. Lamaism', Feb. 12.—T0-day's market has been exam& ingly flat. Wheat hew met a fair sale. at a slight reduction. Barley the tarn cheaper. Oats, Baena, end Peas in favour of the buyers, and very few sales effected. Mangum's), Feb. 12.—Tbe trade hm been , this and the seighbouring markets during the weak ; and, without pleasure to sell, holders have submitted to rather lower prises upon the limited transactions that have occurred. To-day's market was of the same charades; the extent of business transacted ia any article being trilling, at • reduc tion upon Wheat of 3d. par bushel, and Flour la per seek. Oats without mach change; secondary and inferker qualities of Oatmeal are offered on rather lower terms. Ice ether articles no aeration. Nawoasms-on-Tanta, Feb. 17.-The weather still con tinues as fine as possible, which enables oar farmers to pro ceed without interruption with out-door operations. The country I said to be looking remarkably well, sad the autumn sown Wheels are repreesated as beteg vigorous and heathy. The trade ;Om the promo week has presented a languid appearance, s ft/ however, by submitting to a re duction of Is. to 2a. per qr., and Is. per sack respectively, a bt i catity of mob has bees taken tot cone= tktn, other ar remaftiag Much the same as . At our =net this nassi we bad a large show of Wheat from the bat the arrivals coastwise being trifling, fresh threshed parcels were taken off readily at tally list week's poise, whilst at the setae time the little south country on sale hand layers on like terms, extra red commending per v . weighed nibs. per bushel. In forage few transep ts.. esearred, owing to the firmness of holders, bat at a Seam of le. per qr. a good business might have been dose. Per riser we evanesced a slow in airy, bat in its vale* we aces little sionge. Bye aomisally unaltered. Malting Barley mast be gusted Is. cheaper, but grinding sort are bell Udell stiffly, sad at the present low rates tftre seem a ftiperition to make Investments. Makin slow AVIA but al scarcely be writes cheaper. Bouts and 1 Pam mogkeled. NotwithOseding we bad a large show of Oats hem Ihe 'gantry, with fair arrivals coastwise, hash thseftel sepapiss told somewhat more readily, us did also the best Beseft, lout for foreign the Inquiry proved languid and to lave allested sales lower prises sort have boa weeded to. Ile fallowing are the prices Wheat::- British N maw, white, 60.. to 635. ; red, 425. to 495. , Norfolk and llc, new, white, 324. to sto. ; red, 495. to Mc ; new, white, 50a. to 525. ; red, 44e. to Ms. Bye, Plerblic wad Su ff olk, 24e. to M. Barley, Nerftft eel Mb, ffta ee hh.; Chevalier, ift. to 31s. ; Ihrllmoloolool sod Meek, Ns. to 271.; Obovalisr, fib to 221. ; Moan sad 420/024, 245. to 275. Mak, 60s. to 52 e- 14a*alIer, 52 1 1. to gds. Oats. Northonaterieed and Seat* potato, new, Ift. to 2's. ; commonwhi and te old, 20s. 15s.Peas, , Mc to 345. t0 ; grey sad ample, 34 M 4.411ft. Bark, old, Oft. 420.;t0 taw, Oh. to Me. Fleur, per inch, fi ne, Ifteekten mad Noribumberlead, 7145. to 3ft. ; Norfolk, whits, 3 5e. to 375.; households, E3e. to Ms. ; seconds, 90s. to Ms. ; boom bolds, 2ft. 321.; thirds, 265. to 211 s. ; beesslasMA 245. to Ms. Wheat, foreleu, Nato) add Kallididgr e SOS * Ne ; rad, 4111. to 48e. ellesiss, Whits. Mk. to Ms. ; I Pt 420. to 495. Meeklenburg sad Ponellnia, whi o t 52a. to ; JO.. to Oh. BPsastßlL Aahalt, 60e. 5its. ; red, Uo.to 0T0. 3 , 111 * sad HiltioloW whits, 4ft, to Oft ; red, 445. to l 4b. retenboug mil . sieget, red, 36 to 40e. 04soos, 14 fat to 441. Peak red, 44et ea 495. No, Poossrassio sod MIAs iloodoo. 245. to Ms. Deem. Sad, 200. to 2135.; Polaeranian and Holstein, 20a. to 245. Oats, Dutch brew, 20e. to 225. ; Pomeranian, feed, 16a. to 19a.; Hd etcin and Danish, 14s. to 16s. ; Archangel and Riga, 14s. to 16s. Peas, whit*. 28a. to 32a. Beans, Friesland, 30a. is 31s ; Alexandria'', 241. to 261.—The amvak this week ere Wheat, ccaetwise, 330; foreign, 1 407. Barley, coastwise, 621 ; foreign, 331. Malt, erectwia• 16. Oats, Coastwise, 1,113. Peas, foreign, 334. Flour, 1, 296 sack. Nzwroas, bum OF WIOWF, Feb. 17.—At this day's asrket there was a good supply of all kinds et grain ; trade dull. Wheat sold from 40a. to 435. per qr. Barley, 265. to 27a. Oats, 18s to 22a. Beans, 361. to 33a. Peal, 334. to 401. - - NOllllO/1, Feb. 12.—We had a fair supply of Wheat at our market to-day, and prices receded 2a. p r qr. On the whole the farmers evinced a tendency to hold rather than sell at its present prices. Flour a slow sale, at fully Is. per seek less money. Barley met a limited demand, at late rates. Oats, Beans. and Peas without variation in value. Wheat, white, 469. to 60s. per qr . ; red, 439. to 48s . Barley, 265. to 301. Beans, 325. to 33L Pees, 30.. to 365. Oats, 235. to 249. Flan:, fine household, f.0.b., 31a. 61. to 32e. per sack of 2801 be., purchasers finding sacks and claiming one menthe credit ; retail, Is. 10d. per stops. Norrtnowaw, Feb. 12.—We hays a good show of Wheal at this day's mutat, but our fanners do not submit to prices anything below last week; buyers, however, are ex tremely avatieus, and the business done is at about the sams terse for all good qualities. Barley is plentiful, and at a slight decline. Beans and Oats fully maintain their price. PIMIIONANTOIE, Feb. 17.-We have at this day's market a good supply of all grain. Wheat is 2s. per qr. lower. Barley, Beans, and Oats fully maintain late rates, and flue samples are in deman ter meet. Currency to the growers ;- Wheat, new, 401. to 445. • fine, 46e. to 48. ; old, 42 4 . to 46e.; fine, 48. Barley, 28 . e. to 28s. ; fine, 31s. Oars, new 14s. to 16s. ; fine, lbs. to 20s. ; old, 204. ; flue, 265. Beans : now, 28.. to 301. ; old, 365. to 38e. PIITWOILTR, Feb. 17.-Our market for Wheat remains unaltered. The weather being knowable for mowing, sprig; eora is in rather improved demand, at perhsps rather mops money for fine Twirls.. Wheat, whit*, 91 101. to 101. 10s. ; red, 91. 10s. to 111 pm load. Barley, malting, 261.t0 275. per qr.• grinding. 265. to 265. Oats, 176. to 19s. Bans, 401. to 425. Peas, 400. to 425. PABSTON, Feb. 17.—Our snivels ars moderate. Influ enced by the decline in the leading markets in this country, oar dealen have acted with more than ordinary caution in all their purchases during the weak, and prices in come quotas have gradually given way, but the reduction leas been too irregular to quote definitely. We had rather more Wheat offering at oar Cora Exchange to-day than last Se. Payday, the de mixed fee *Ma was slow, at • denise of per windle. Irish se well es foreign meeting a limited sale, men likewise be quoted 2d. per bushel lower. Flour full Is. per pack cheaper. We reduce our quota. ions for Oats Id. per bushel, without promotiag . any sales worth r.otice. Eng. lieb Oatmeal rather depressed in value; consumers bey Irish very spar logly. at a further abatement of fid. per load. 131ADING, Fib. 17.—Influenced by the dull accounts from Mark lane and other leading markets, we had no trade for Wheat to-day, even at a decline of 2s. per qr., at which it was freely offered. Foreign Flour, more especially the large quantities of French now prersing on the Loudon market, almost completely shuts our millers out of their usual trade, and many are ouly working half time. In the absence of any demand for spring Corn, prices remained the tame. SAFFRON WI.LDIN, Feb.l7.—lts both Wheat ant Barley, good semplfs, little or no thfferenc• since last market. Beans and Peas very dull. Oats declining. SUNDERLAND, Feb. 17.—We have had no arrivals of grain by ship this week, but a good average of Wheat to day from v.e farmers, for which there wan a moderate de mend, at rather lower rates. The best Wheats we quota at 48e. to 50s. • good average parcels, 44.. to 466.; and i n f e rior qualities, 3tist. to 425. The aupp:y of spring Core, chiefly kw seed purpcns, is pretty good, and prime Naugles are in mo derate request. Barley rules from 20a. to 28s. Oats, from 18a. to 28r Bean,. 245. to 28s. ; and grey Peas, 244. to 28e. Oats and Beans are rather lower in price, and the supply rather este, eds the demand. Fresh Flour is ready sale, at 36e. to 375. for south country, and 345. to 3de. per sack for home made. WAILMINISTZiI, Feb. 17--Our market was very fully at tended with lumen and dealers, and we Lad a large supply of Wheat, for which the trade proceeded steadily, and good old samples realised last week's priers; but some Sew satn_ples of new and inferior sold at 2s. per qr. less ruorsy. The supply of Barley was small, and an animated trade was ex perienced, at a small advance in prices. There was a fair demand for Oats, which Sully maintained their price. The trade for Beans was dull, and prices varied full 4s. per qr. on the quotations of this day week. Pose t xcit.4 but littlo attention Fl.tur and Malt underwent no change. Wheat, old, 425. to 665.; new, 365. to 645. Barley, 244. to 345. 6d. Oats, 18'. to 225. Beans, 40s. to 44r. Peas, 42e. to 48s. per qr. Flour, 365. to 37e. p er sack. _ ._ _ WINCUFASTFD, Feb. 17.—Then was a good display of Wheat, and a full attendance of farmers. Purchaser acted with treat caution in their operations, consequently they broupbt down the value of Wheat fully le. per qr. The transactions in Buhl were on a very limited scale, and all descriptions receded from 6d. to Is. per qr. Oats met with a slow demand, and, except the very best heavy cora, expe rienced a similar reduction to that on Bury. In Oats, Beans, rens, Flour, and Malt, there wax hale burine , s trans. acted, and at a trifiq loner than our quotations of this day week. Wheat sold from 81. to 131 per load. Barley, 235. to 30s. Oats, 141. to 20s. Beans, 325. t 3495. Peas, 351. to 425. per qr. Flour, 335. t) 365. per sack. _ . Wientacrt, Feb. 17.—The supply is pretty good to-day of Wheat, of other train minty; the beat runs of fresh Wheat are is demsni, at ls perqr. under but week's rates. Oats end Beans at firmer rates, without estimation. Wheat, white, 425. to 475. per gr. ; extra, 495.; red, 40s. to 435.; extra, 475. Oats, 81.1. to 91d. per stone. Beans, old, 32a. to 345. per qr.; new, 29i. to 31s. - - WORCESTER, Feb 17.--The atti ndanco at market to-day was very mall, and the supply of English Wh, at short, and such maintained its value, whilst foreign wee Is per qr. lower. Raley met a slow sale at former prices. Fine Oats uneltered, but uenni:ary eualitiee were more dif fi cult to quit. Beans in limited ',quest with the turn to favour of the buyer. Toren, Feb. 17.—We have a fair supply of grain at this day's market, and the sales for Wheat, Barley, and Oats has been steady at lot week's rates. BELFAST, Feb. 16.—We have had another week of very fine weather, and a large brea4.th of spring Wheat and early Potatoes have been planted ,• and already we have • demand for seed Oats, &c., which affects our market, as noted below. Wheat: The supply is small, and, from the quantity re quired for seed, priors of best qualities have advanced since this day week 6d. per cwt.; inferior is more saleable at former prices. Flour : Coarse Flour sells pretty freely, whilst fine is difficult to move, even at an abatement of 6d. per cwt. Barrels sell slowly at 28s. to 28e. 6d. Barley sells freely at an advance of 24. to 3d. Oats: Fine Oats, for seed, sells at an advance of 3d. to 4,1 , and all sorts are more saleable. Oat nual 'tighten scarce since Friday, and sells at an advance on the wok of 6d. per cwt. Indian Corn is rather a slow sale, at 71. 12a. 7d. to 71.165. per too for yellow, and 2a. 6d. to ss. less for wkite. Coax, Feb. 16.—The weather since our last has been very flue, indeed, unusually so for this season of the year. The trade during the week, u well throughout the kingdom generally, as in this market, has been dull and depressed. In our decal market we have to notice a serious stringency end restriction as regards banking accommodation, and " heavy blow and great dinouragment " to commercial are. dit consequent upon one or two extensive failures in the mercantile world here. The result is an almost total suspen sion of business transactions, holders being unwilling to make sales to even the most solvent parties, knowing the difficulty of getting their acceptances discounted, and purchasers, owing te the " tightens in the money market," being unable in all eases to pay cash. We have had rather liberal arrivals of foreign pain during the week, while many vessels, which had called for orders, have sailed. Our supplies of home grain are very trifling, and owing to this fact the price of every description have undergone little change. In prepared Irish Wheat we hare nothing eking. To foreign the same remark applies, and were purchasers inclined to come forward, a redaction of le. to ls. 6d. per barrel would be submitted to. Prim malt ing Barley, which is very scarce, fully maintained its value. Ia Oats, with nominally unchanged price., we hove no transactions pining. The trade in Flour is very dull, and the Undone/ is to lower prices. On the opening of the ports bakers supplied their more immediate wants, and they now prefer working off their purchases to adding to their stocks. Indite Corn is a dull sale, at a decline of ss. to 7s. 6d. peg ten, the asking price of the primcat Galata being 71. loe., while the real value is, we believe, nearer to 71. 10a per ten. Indian Meal is dull and lower In value. WATIMPORD, Feb. 17.—The sudden decline which 00 carted in the English markets at the dose of last week took the trade bore by surprise, and caused an immediate depres sion in our market, which has, in consequence, ruled exam steely dull throughout the week. Our receipts of grain Rata the country gradually diminish; but the imports of Wheat and Maim far exceed the protest wants of consumers, and these articles hate again receded in value, the former 6d to 9d., and the latter le. to is 6d. per barrel, since last &tar ar/a3arley, though in the most scanty supply, has yielded 6d. per barrel during the week ; tut Oats, with a eery to demand, maintain late rates. The Flour trade is exaeediotly dull, and, where ales are pressed, a conceedon of Bd. to s. per sack is made to the buyer. POTATOES.—Sourawasx, War =sum, Feb. 19. The arrivals the put week have been liberal, particularly from the Continent, which has caused several sorts to be sold at lees prices. The following are this day's quotations: York Regents, 100 s. to 160 s. ; Butch, 100 s. to 130 s. ; Caps, 90a. to 110 a. ; French Whites, 1110 e. to 105 s. ; Bel gian 70s. to 90s. HOPB.—Bonovon Manirr.-31eNts. 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