The Express. — London, England, 1849-02-12 00:00:00

e ' h _ ..e ,,‘-- i-c- - -.,-..• '' ‘ *-5--e,; -,.ee- tain days in a wine elsop in the Avenue St. Owen, the polies took ressenras to erred the oonspireirre whilst in deliberation. Them detesinesets of agents were sent to the by illibrent Mb, and they inisseded is «s~Ltt ermsesaing hems Wye ea aline wes given. Sixty_ poems wen arsowdledurks the polies entered , boa they leek to Mt n % am* leaped front the minima wen arrested, and amen them w i t= deo nellemel gear& of the Irdigtufbe, le die WO sea Medea for their violent lemszt . Ile Glebe, mei be their seal in ptdag op 425 madness. The /tellies arrested um with an intention to umminate Lads MON% Changarnite, and thFarhas arrived at the bligintry of from the pealed of Hem" Ids& the Bth Went. minting that mime distedemees had broken est et Otte. The semis, was the imeneval °fa ismsl rely which bed bin en a tree of liberty. amide was r Use ambit at cowmen lent. sed these beams plendesed. The theiwssurenr and the moral oom 'mending the Ispertmest, immediately repaired to these scenes of ilatmbense with fifty um, an tranquillity was restersi. Newsom ammo were Messed without resistemser the om o tanigeesied by tits pet*, emd a provided ergs- Mad, boar ether esergdie muse= taken. line ere the bets as gives by the Ilimitsur. Sir Mary Ellis ad M. tweak Os English and Fresnoplenipelmithries to the es i lea,ess at Btu vela were to have left Paris yeshiva, it that sky. The Minister of Agriculture red Otemwroo has addressed a circular to the Chamber of einewee, *Wag if they would be willies to adndt /reign articles to the approaching esie of atenthetame, and, if so, what articles they think most lardy, from their novelty or superiority4to exercise a favourable inflames on the manamtares MIMI& • La Presw says that a telegraphic despatch was re mind yesterday at the Ministry of Foreign Affair o annouaang the death of Cabrera. 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Oesvaaws‘s, teltrarelLOo Ott t i t is r s N e = II : i g ousetloot Itord• sinctooty to the eli24 mpg oligil ,t at phylloal IysEssis. sal= fi i lnilli IN O MOM paut ottod to • bol eattarM i ri es Z o s is =ow Lembo. 141. nsib- Maim • abr. OK Wok MEN; or Aral Moo ther. Arowebd. FRANCE. PARIS, StrimAy, S r.e. grand review by (lea. Changarniey of the troops ing the first military division of Paris has taken this morning in the Champ de Mara. The wee was splendid, and the review went off with much Inversation in political circles runs on the ex- Kl motion in the National Amembly on day, the object of which is to protract the on of the Assembly and render the decision Red on the proposition of M. Lanjiinais Aar- The last article will, it is said, give rise to a le which will have for its object to ensure the of the budget before the dissolution of the As- Ay, or otherwise to withdraw it altogether from list of organic laws. to following two amendments Lave been die. ited Uaplan propors to add to the proposition the wing elates ' The committee = the present its report within one month frons bli t sulgation of the present law. Two days lifter its entation the Assembly shall 0001.11102100 its discus- The electoral law shall not be prosnalgated, at earliest, until the day of the commencement of dismission: f Emile Pt= prepuce to add the following : ter the completion of the electoral law, and before iromulgation, the discussion and vote of the budget I be proceeded with." 1. Bauchart, who will be remembered u the author he report on the June insurrection, is appointed u der of the Committee of Inquiry on the affair of 29th ult. The report will recommend the rejeo of the proposition. he committee on the law against the clubs sat arday. Instead of adopting the government pro , which absolutely interdicts the clubs, the ma les propose to place them under nun, restrio- tie bads again roe yesterday, the Threes closing MI, amities Moss at 7$ 76. the Matins' Assembly yesterday M. d'Albis du ■ redgwel Ms seat, on the greened that the Mena essigisaed its mimeos.He statAd that the gsdrlsa Bastoss, rends:4l4llllmeg as it was by samweasaie that had ogidlwosa AlVAfted on it, 1118 satheselery Is public , whip* donandad immolate ilosiation d tits Amiably, and that deforms s Ihat *aim Dabs bad ransived to ten his mipstisa. The of the letter m- ing this iallamilsa sashed ft load soolsmatioas of nywt Ities the sham Wt. A deans granting WA* lam tine tits ligaldatisa at the amounts of slam adios= was pond. The debate on Apsigisa et the ends et law was then taksii. 11 isms essisty was ilesseseed an Wedaseday at 111 411.1181. Habig hand that it last in coo. SPAIN. We have received the Spanishionrnals and eOll,ll - the 6th inst. The ministerial modification in st• ill talked of. Arrasola and Bravo Murillo are, it is maid, to retire for Rios Roses and sqa. Lozano. The plan where the Madrid mail of the let inst. was robbed was three miles beyond Burgos. About one in the morning a band of Carnets, 16 in number, well mounted and armed, under the command of El Bata. diante, ordered the driver to stop, and es he could not pull up his mules at once, be and the conductor were both struck at and wounded, the latter with a sabre-stroke an the head. A Frew* traveller, M. Noma Simon, and two others who wen in the car riage, wore not iniured. The band turned the mules car ✓ag e , from the main road, and after having arrived at a retired spot, took from the Unlace all that they posnmsed ef softy and valuables; they then burned the hernom, lotion, and the mane : postitmlf. 'floe Spanish mails did not arrive in Paris on the 10th instant. KAMA. Pm. 6.--Iluve pot Gift, 21i oath ; atter 21 343 ask. Moe. Gni ; din Bolas. 10 cash. Piagy ß ot a l Ilabt. 311.111 NA. Cogan. 6; Bank at it. mo; ppm Explaspe co Leedom, 49 20 paper. (Ceepeme deledri), I& ITALY. TUSCANY.—Letters received from Florence are lonsot:a. d, the dates of which, however, are not gam in which it is stated that on the arrival of the iatelligenee of the landing of Spanish troops at Oasts, the populace attacked the hotel of the Spanish Ambassador there, and were only preveated from bandag it by the interposition of a strong military force. The Ana of Florence, of the 3rd init., says : "The minister of war has accepted the resignation of Gen. Latour as commandant of the 3rd military division. That officer retains only the command of the Swiss troops at Bologna." On the 29th ult. considerable agitation prevailed at Leghorn against the Swiss. An addles@ on which the clubs met to deliberate was placarded through 1 1 the city, which announced that the Livarneee irritated by the adhesion of the Swiss diet to the bru talities of Radetaky and the recruiting for the king of Nael9, would use reprisals against all the Swiss residents in Italy, unless they should by their remoastrances in duce their government to adopt a contrary course of conduct. In the Chamber of Deputies, on the 3rd inst., a letter from Merin was read, demanding inctudiuy snoooar from Tummy for Venice. BAIDINIA.—The Riowginsento of Turin, of the 4th ad., states that as Count Plows, the Piedatontees Mi nister, had not been admitted to an audience of the Bing of Naples, Charles Albert has ordered passpoets to be delivered to Count Ludolf, Neapolitan Animus doe at Turin. The Naeione says that M. Plena has not been re ceived, because he had made use of observations offen sive to the king. NAPLES.—We have received letters from oar cor respondent at Naples of the lit instant. Some serious disturbances occurred on the 29th alt., on the occasion of the anniversary of the proclamation of the coned ' tution, in which some lives were last. _ On the opening of the chambers, on the Ist inst., all was perfectly quiet,. bat the Corriere Lirernese men tions further disturbances as having broken out at Naples on that day. It says a violent excitement pre vailed througboutthe city. The troops were underarms. When the regiment of human drew up in order of battle, the people cheered them. The hussars answered by cries of " Long live the Italian Constituent Assem bly r The regiment was then ordered back and put under arrest. At the departure of the steamer the shops were closing, and Naples had a very serious appearance. l'he Spanish troops (says the NM of Florence) have not disembarked at Gaeta. The Garotte of Genoa, of the sth lust, publishes a letter from Palermo, which states that the Sicilian I ministry had been changed. The new cabinet will be composed of MM. Rash, Finances; Marco, In terior ; Cali, Justice Ugd il ens, Instruction; CasimirPisani, Foreign A ffairs; °mini, War. ROMAN STATES.—The AIM of Florence of the 2d publishes the sentence of the military tribunal at Rome, in the affair of the attempt of the 19th. Two of the soldiers have been condemned to death; twenty to the galleys for life ; fifteen to the galleys for twenty years; eleven for fifteen years; and three for five years. It is believed the sentence of death will not be executed. Letters from Rome of tie 31st ult. announce that the Roman government hes sent a new capitulation to the Swiss for acceptance, in virtue of which they will be in the serving of the Roman States, and not of that of the absent sovereign. The two Spanish vessels that have arrived at Gaeta have no troops on board, as had bean stated. The other flee vessels still keep the open SOL GERMANY. PRUSSIA.—It appears by our letters from Badly under date Feb, 9, that in numerous rural distriels the elections for the second chamber have terminated in favour of the ministerial party, so that the pros pects of the cabinet are not so gloomy as they at first appeared to be. On the other hand, the conservative journals set down many deputies u mi nisterialists merely because, looking upon the octrwie constitution as sus fait aecompli, the latter are unwill ing to take steps to render it null and void. FRANKFORT.—We have advices from this city up to the 9th inst. In that day's sitting at the National Assembly it was announced that the semeallke appoisted to report on the state at elege la Bo in Wreimeted the sew bid ministry le**, hem the Plumbs goveremem upon whit gre the sale el siege wee continued in the ahem capital, to the deeps/pet of the National mom*. The home, alter a hog &We, voted the thirtieth modes el the ball of kmthtal right. That oodles is se follow : N The state and own zonal how shell be so anseged as to elk* the abolition ef all Fivileges ea the pea ef certain &loss sag eamise 'The awes* m imbed le re fer le abiders the palms ken Ithiliprd, Bean, Mem% and Bameey,ler pedeellea el fir gthity ing for the waiting show. la mkt Sol the gemenntent, g r aw of a s l y ibe Ina gay medicses le the mew do AUSTZIA.—The intelligence from Vines, under dote ?shrew 7, does not king any he& army W- W 1 b s . whoa= wit Rena t uom fersimr a lf=2? teet neer This dieses Me the peed aT the &see arairaiir is - 768.] LONDON, MONDAY, significant, particularly as the Braise journals, and even the Oat Deutsche Poet of Vienna declare that the Magyars have been victorious in certain directions. The evening supplement of the Wiener Zeitung smuts that 9,000 auxiliary imperial troops had reached Hermannstadt on the 26th nit, so that that city was oat of all danger. It is added that General Paohner was noting on the offensive against Gen. Ben. The peat Bohemian league in Prague has resolved to forward an addrem of confidence to the Diet in Kreresier, in order to refute the assertion that the Bohemians are in favour of ministers. The Austrian Gazette states that a contest took place recently off the meat of Istria, between the Austrian war steamer Vulcan and a Venetian one, which was escorting several coasters. The firing continued during two hours, bat no capture was effected by the Vulcan, which put into Trieste on the let instant, in order to undergo re MECILIINBURG SCHI pairs . The Chamber of Deputies declared, on the 6th inst., that it aimed the National Assembly in Frankfort as the only ltrahisties organ for Germany ; that that Asneesbly did set maim, is cede to render its decisions bin& ism, the sinenesemen of the respective gemeimmlll4 and as! the hisakisalseirg Chamber weld ad as lesserhdoe a4mmellisndea toe Chemeng while ad net —snorts fives the free dmisien of Pie Fenders National Assembly. It is stated IRA from Schleswig, in the Gaspe Uri Pahmerston_lies _Om Behhavrtg-• T isardy es a of emu Z3E-CASSEL.—Thh is p o pality is in a fair o w: r i a t e getting at last • assembly in ac with the spirit of time, the present one having been induced to pass, by a majority of 35 to 11, the new electoral law which abolishes the separate exercise of the franchise by the higher and inferior orders of nobility and certain corporations. The next assembly will he compond of 16 deputies from towns, 16 from the rural district', and 16 from the category I of persons paying a high amount of taxes. SAXONY.—On the 7th instant a government eonimunication was laid before the chambers, to the effect that ministers are prepared, under 1 certain conditions, and with certain modifica tions, to . promulgate in Saxony the bill of fonds mental rights voted by the National Assembly in Frankfort. A bill was also submitted to the Chambers for contributing, as the money contingent of Saxony towards the formation of a German fleet, the sum of 113,266 thalerr. On the 7th the second chamber voted, by a small majority, the bill autho rising ministers to raise taxes till the end of June , alter they hod ecte declared that they would resign if the d. HESSE rej DARMSTADT.—The Austrian garrison in Mains has been dizehiished by the transfer of a number of officers and sub-offloers to the 6th reserve battalions the pressing want of officers in the Austrian army not allowing the government to keep many in a state of inactivity in the above fortress of the Ger manic confederation. FLORENCE, JAN. 31. I write in haste a few lines sooner than I had in tended to do, to let you know that the Grand Duke has at lut taken the not unimportant step of leaving his capital. He started for Sienna late last night. I perceive from some of the Loudon papers that it his been supposed there that this event had taken place some time since. It is true that it has been for the last week or two in contemplation. DREADFUL ACCIDENT ON THE CALEDONIAN RAILWAY. FIVE LIVES LOST. (nom OR OWN !DINT.) CARLISLE, SUNDAY, Pan. 11. A dreadful accident occurred on the Caledonian Railway last night, by which firs lives have been lat. The mail train left Carhele for the North at 9.16 p.m. It consisted of an engine and tender, a firacleas carnage, a mood-dam morisgs, a mixed airtime of firs soa attestor Perth, three hone-boxes, containing nine hones • fur Perth, a first-class and a second-class carriage for Edin burgh, and a home-box for Buttock. It proceeded without interruption until it passed the Ralik& station, about four miles north of Cubits., when suddenly the engine and tender were diosevered from the train, the latter getting off the rails. The fist-class carriage for Glasgow also got off the rails. The second-class carriage for Glasgow, the travelling post-office, three hone-hoxes, the mixed carriage for Perth, and the Edinburgh first-clue carriage were all precipitated down the embankment. 15 feet in height. The mould= carriage wu turned on its side; the poet-office van ran right through it, turning it topsy-turvy, and shivering it to stoma. The greatest consternation prevailed among the passengers, who were rather more numerous than usual. The night being moonlight, the guard, the engine-driver, the stoker, sad those who made a safe exit from the carriages, imme diately set to work to explore the extent of the disaster. A rosseenger was despatched on foot to Carlisle, and on his arrival Mr. Spies, the superintendent of the station, set out to the spot with a special engine and a relay of workmen. In a few hours four men were taken from under the se cond-clue carriage, quite deed, and a fifth seriously injured. They were all placed in luggage - train which pseud from the north soon afterwards, and, with those of the passengers who cement= to return, taken to Carlisle. The injured man had had kb foot cut completely off. When he was taken to the infirmary, it was found mu nary to amputate his lei He died in the course of the night. Mr. Nixon, yeoman, of Ras Burn Hill, was pitched out of the carriage in which he was sitting, and rolled down the embankment into a ditch, were he was discovered by the merest accident, just before the luggage train left the mane of the catastrophe fur Carlisle. Mr. Mackintosh, merchant of -Glasgow, and his son, were a good deal bruised, and were taken to the house 'of their Mend, Mr. T. Clarke, cunier, of the Crescent, Carlisle. Mr. Drummood, one of the commissioners of the Glasgow police, was coo of the passengers, bat he escaped without Omer pummel/no ordained bruises to more or less extent. I have not been shim to ascertain their names. The perms Idllsd are all evidently, from their style of dress, lake*/ men. me iims.iims amigo which is thought to be the cause of the assidesk, is i =ssi to have been of improper goa l ie. It Wow fei_the and North Western Company. Theofficials ammeter! with the Caledonian have been most attentive to the gen who were ex tr acted from the carriages and brougtrtr Carlisle. Three of the horses were saved ; the rest killed. Several hundreds of people have flocked to the scene of the disaster to-day, and when I left, at one o'clock, men were badly employed in lifting up the trucks sad carriages. Both lines have been thoroughly repaired, and no ob struction is offered to the traffic. 1 An inquest on the bodies of the =fortunate sufferen will be held tomorrow. CHELSEA BOARD OP GUARDIANS AND THE Towns° Cuorink Cusze.—On Saturday the voitarroos of St. Luke's, Crites, was crowded by ratepayers, mak= to beer the result of the two days' polling on the irchttice exculpsdng the 'medians from the responsibility which the vodka tithe none's jury attached to thus, and on the seassbrat katkiary of the Jury. Mr. Churchwarden ' Callow imeurri dr Mowing to be the molt of the two illtpf I=7T* the areadtrat,ll94 rotes, sad 168 per the satisimunt, 211 votes and 118 persons. Ifs** of vets, 1 7 _ whisk, and of persons 60, for the amabreat Th e iraufrea dim put the original neo ludes, which wee aloud meinMeeft negadved amidst g=Mr. Meidther. Iseemad tie e riner's j ury , Mr. sei elhur prim, &rod the podium with a breech of hidi la Whig odor they bad reared not to do P. &scram TILIIGNAPH COMPANY.—On Saturday the half-yearly arming was held at the Nara oilier in larbbary. &preen were inbreed that the directors bad an dohs to mat the position Cr premeds of the society bus's. Than Is an Faulka to the compears act, mar in dere el She Islegumh companies in Aseriea to the effect • they they alba role thdr rule Mee public, though is the sate at the tap* atirries mar the Atlantic silvan =seidgerey use veleresztly taken of the useful ta m the rest. Tss ONLY LONDON Lomat PAPEL—Thent is now so point doWthlall paper in Lanka ezespt the Daily Nom The MON, when treashereue rewsidity has I berme persild, hen 'brew timethe mks of *el ledge ; ern the Mee NI aqui ef die Merwily Meal* oraw idly lob ti a list mesa of geodes adores& and try &err e. Ivry bare awl Fern! My bee less nailed( versesfeny Nimbi bum that rad, Sass " Morateea." The Idling nd► lake arrlllei by the aril aniadeeruerk, h Ih& tbd . Mat thsf vfook ilh• *leMe right 61 Ib t aud an dr ie ef Rey pernig la aka- rem he ray sephstiss-4•e id vindicate s& 'works ova weela—hs redtt eery_ er ell& leurearedialren psi* arks Se Pairs disk effort igeglingM a e brim They rig as its se riders to cod eistwiths wastrawn osidiest nos ado to a:, tam Oliddha stele el dings; bus de rakeaseideedie Werke la en*, _Or the emeiley is Ida thew, fa rtedided Or Side dhis et soma. intorisestal, psalm foraillaus wars ampsued oar *a 12, 180. [THREEPENCE. :o a t: I t zr a. p. - It b sad wh at oss oet certain that t te h terge booted el taxes ea say. accosat," repaint matte nt the views et as aea thew thdeedde, Othsag, slight isiseeity ealy. - Birasiwbons Moran. Tam Sam OF TEI STOW LEBIAZY, after baying "ft 24 der., MI beettl to a due ea /a ii 8841, C adsi bileoriag was the is el . 4kies sale: la day, >ML9I. 6d. ; 4101. fla. ; Mk lb 6d. ; 4t 6e. ; 4141. ; Ob. kb. ; 7th. Via 14a. ; U. I_ _sx ; 964671. lb.; 101 k 4171. 2s. ; 11*. 3901. 11 ; Nth, 6d. ; 116. Lent 175.; 14th, 3791. 71.6 d. ; 6711.41 dL ; 10th, 4661. 141. k.; 170 b. 7791. 95. 6d. ; 2521.1 k N . ; 19th , 4901. lk IL; /Mk _ire. 6 4. dd. ; 4421. 161 611. ; 2214, 4271. 14s. ; Md. Ila. ; 9 401, b. Meseta' atheast realieel wee thee 10. Mk Is. 64 The threaten' esiskaith WWII= et ausenalple will be Reid the seam et the maths swath. BODY OP A LADY FOUND Di A POND. Yoder boy bareisigthe body of aa elegaatly band leseekmega =beat 50 yeld. at ears of age, was bead lobs is a la s beidth PW‘hara. iftlisedo lad 1 61, 10111 9beele dead mem brase, bell ea a Meek Ilk dram od saatOla. Then yew ear geld doe ea t ri tisolo bet so maw tee boat opts her ber Nees le N. The bed 7 woith barna, aorta etthebase, vas removed to Camberwell baklava to await ea Impost 41i t I MMERCIAL at MARKETS . SIDNEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCT& Are o'Cloek.—The fa* baye not been no brick this nee have thefilliii;se of isanriay— saL We have h °Awls down to 3f, OA they v now a Asa* letter y, at 93 to a for present transfer and to morrow. There is not much business doing, however, as the members of the house are chiefly occupied with making up and calling over their books. Reduced Threes are 94 to 1. Three-and. a-Quarter per Cents., 94} to Exchequer Bills for March, 460. to 495. premium. Bank Stock, 194 to 7. Foreign stocks are firm, and with an improvement in some cases upon the former quotations. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 50 to 4 ; the Fours, 79 to 4. Belgian, 80 to 2. Russian, 107 to 9. Spanish Fives, 174 to 184 ; the Threes, 29k to 30. Pas sive, 4to I. Portuguese, 25 to 6. Mexican, 25 to 1. Brazilian, 80 to 2. Chilian, 92 to 4. Ecuador, 24 to 3k. New Grenada, 15 to I. Peruvian, 48 to 50. Danish have at length improved to 68 to 70, probably in con sequence of the now loan understood to have been contracted. An application, it is stated in the Belgian papers, had been made to the Belgian government, on the pert of the German empire, aa represented at Frank fort, to know whether, in case the duties on the import of transatlantic produce should be raised in the German ports of the North Bek and the Baltic, Belgium would permit the establlllhment of entrep6ta at Antwerp and Ostend, under the care of German official., for the lodgment of such produce on imperial account, and the collection of the duties when taken out for internal despatch and consumption. No deci sion, it is added, had yet been come to in the matter. 1/1311.1P13 VILIN be. Pink Reek 194 T treP.Oen. tee /e 4l 113 3 per et. Item. Anew, 9.3! I vet Ormrs.eli 3Ys CI COD/. Lees, 93 3 3 Ced4UGE MIN la IW. prem. /OMANI ret Audilsa 1 per et. bag. ar.AF 2 per Com ditto, ... r....mrfts 26 - 0 2 , 24 IS tic Ot. IlimarCll B&. Si 7 NN6 CUM II 4 lotto Womb. SW.. Columbia order Ns- li 36 7 per Ct. Drill Ma. 46 70 2 4 Per ORDslik Ma., my 4 vs ROI. Wilt Owls., TS 1 FOND& 1 9cr Oast. Oneida DOL. 5 Onsida Dlierret ildL, 17 I tor Ot MaLlowL 1144. 25 6 pet OL Panetta bk. 4.1 U 6 sa ta irLs. N.. 101 9 pw =16 11411 1,... 17 t4 14 0 = I : 6 I9oWiNIL` 4 4 per 01. Timsteds 110., 0 Irawswis Dokuol Bd., 0 7 RAILWAYS.—The share market is scarcely so good in tone this morning, although a fair amount of business is doing. Great Westerns are heavy, and have been sold at a discount, owing, it is said, to the prospect of the dividend being only 6 per cent. They are called to-day 3 die. to par, having been 6 prem. The Midland statement is out this morning, and although showing a balance of 202,3491. 195., is not looked upon so favourably. The quotations have receded to 89 to 91. Blackwallsare selling at sk. North Staffordshire shares for this amount are said to have been bought largely by the public, but not *we ip,4 a di/position to carry over for another account prevails, the rate of continuation being as much as per share. Caledonian Prof. have been dune at 1 j pm. French shares are tolerably good. Paris and Strasbourg bought at 6 die. SALES EPTRCTED lii TO TWO THIS DAT IN LONDON. (isturday's prices will be fosse to last Dem) Wer 24f / N Aberdeen, 19/ Worfolk 49 an.. Box., 60 6 lials, 2 1/ keLay Do. New 103. Pa 1, $ / Do.'New SIN., 8 Omelet and Hr i sbead, 22 at Lot N. British, 164 Do. Prot, 1 14 ex int Do. Daly* 71 i Law Anglian 3 10s. 6 per Ogst., Do. Qui. Sgh 2i a N. M. /M=l,o2i 111 Z. wAties. 111 g Do. New Guar. 6 per Ct..,12 =Were., and Wolv., 14i Z. Leaeashire, 194 Ountrel, 24 Do. Now 13 Slirews. Ss Wm (ti t , 69 3 E. Lbsolnekwe, ri Do. Nsw Owsm. Edinburgh and Gleatow. 67 fattewu & Clielie New, d arm Nortberi, 92 I Do. Pref., If Do. Halm, A, 44 South Dews, 16 17 Do. Hakes, B, 6pa CeoL, 3* South Pastan. NI a Do. Ent's., a Da. N I, n Oran Western, 100 99 Do. No. 4., 7I Do. Qrs., 21 71 D D Mhz, 19/ 20 South W 164 19/ Do. New 171., 14 134 Wilts, Somer., and Wigs., 29 Ili Leos. and Tarkakire Wu, 174 York News.. & But. (Orli. N9 l /0. DD. Fifths, & aw_.), In a Do. New o ff er. 6 Ct., 92 Do. weassan No. 1 (York nod Do. W. R. r., Sy 1 wee News.), 21 4 1 ra i Leeds and 13rord, 1011; Do. No. 2 (New. & Bet ., 21/ 4 Loo., Brighten, &S. Coast, 25J / Do. G. N. R. Pur., 9i 9 ea die York sad N. Midland, 964 6 Do. New 51. Onar. 6 per Cent., Do. Pref., 11 3/ 6 ex die Do. L. & W. R. Es., 27a Lon. et t 4. Western , 138 64 Boulogne sad Amiens, 9 i Do. New gm, 12 i Luswillowit a l p. Do. Ms, 93 9 I Mom ad ea i Loa. and S. Wester; 41i 1 Noetlewn et nem; ei I Midland, 92 59 Odom as/ Pe 0,, la 8 Do.Con.= l ied Pads rid Isms, 1 Do. CoueoL Bias. 6 Baum 'Ed Hwy ri 4 t per Cent., 193 ex die Sambre end Mom, id PRODUCE. 24figgigo-weg, Halfiput The public sales of Sugar declared for to-naorrow are vary large—say 16,000 bags Mauritius, 10,000 bags Bengal, and 3,000 bags of other East India ; also 160 hhda. Barbadoes Coffee, 3,000 bags native Ceylon. aid 100 bales Mocha, 1,000 bags Saltpetre, and 2,600 bags Bengal Ri ta . These sales prevent business by private contract, but IMO bags native Ceylon have been sold by private contract, at 365. Yeah A slight advance has bean paid on British Iron, also on coat Iron. Scotch Pig, No. 1, 21. 12s. ; Welsh Pig, 41.65. ; Welsh bars and rails, Si. 10s. to Si. 16e. ; Epelter, 151. 10a. East India Baits sold at 02e. ; Straits, 901.—A parcel of East India Rum has been sold; the enact price not transpired. TALLOW.—TaIIow captious to advuos. The delivery for last week was 2,068 ewt. The &sand is good, and new Tallow, October to December, ettasettog cos eiderable attentit. Petersburg Y. C. ow the iget, 41e. ,• October to Deosaber delivery, 41s. Bd. ; opus* amathe delivery, 428. _ 11146. 1146. 12,994 14,503 2,067 792,,05M 1 74,164 1,581 1,097 33,374 107.23$ Us. 6d. 41.. 841.84. 431. OZ TALLOW. 1847. Stook this day ... Wm? bet ::ek Do. Iron Ist Joao Arrival Wive* Do. from LK Joao Pries T. C. this day”r owls Do. Town 13,212 1,311 88,327 31 1141.988 ed. to IRON.—Gusoow, Feb. 9.—The advice' per Ame rica, with orders for all kinds of Iron, checked the fall in the trios of Pig Iron, which we notleed S uet week. There has been a considerable businase done in bands suited for the United States' market, at prices remiss from 495. up to 62e, No. 1, and for No. 1 Gartsherrie, Ms. to 635. 6d. nett prompt cub f.o.b. ; other descriptions are also firm, but not law much demand, and may be quoted Me. No. 1, and 601. to 60s. 6d. for 3-6 No. 1 and 2-6 No. 8. Manufactured Ina iecho firm, with an advisee on some deseriptions, ;attics lariy en Nail Rods, which are now 71. POTATOES.—Sournw.tax, WATIZEDI, Feb. 12. —The OMTat doing the past week have been quite equal to the &mend, which has been very heavy, and on several late less 11‘11110 have bun rabsultted to. The following ace fhb day's quotations : York Regents, 100 s. to 150 s. ; Newcastle ',Agents, 100.. to 1201. • Botch. 100 s. to 130 e. ; cups, 905. to 100 s. ; Frisch Whi tey lea. to 1101. ; Bel plea, 901. to 100 s. 110P8.—Bozotaiy ILiarre.-11am Pettionden and the* mart dot i pad *mod mime fir 411 kr Son= lbw lultatted Plum Mitt mods& eft 4101042 It wale WOW eis MOM Ilk velem Mut et 111.4 mg Mei Fes rimer la tree very illaliillft. all IL Kurz 11. ei 1 m a..,..... W. ote ILle cad ot Loft I • U U r omit - . 1 oto2 16 MI WI 8 1 4M 6 ......... 1 66)1 li 001M—MAii-LAIL—Tbs Mk/ of EDIHa Whist at mini Ms amiss, by isaa saidsgs rid boos du sot swiaths, vas lumen; seserlubis, a el L. So ds. eyes INS 11aaar't gasSollso• bed to bs sob. adds& so beams sissmos said bs als* ; sisals, soder Ilea mass b soled spa losta. Pads, ins a slow so* MI iimS be gubd *we. Chas =Yana La week . = DWI" end ape Pie sad gm Pus, it OR seed, were 13T, sad tedljea dear. Whit. Pon ant to unsaleable. Flour Was a dull sa'e, without =is reduction in value. mane ow *away Rae; leen and Mar . Kalitio4B...edattn... 44 to 48 to 00 Norfoik end Si to !W. is— SO to 46 se 48 Talavera Moen 40 ti Oda. IsLknon a d r ....Bl • whins..... 40 es 44 sa 48 Wnaar, Denting la 41...11u5 as to as lansPlas=fidinat M% 46 47 se 48 te 47 Thwilteett liendwesk . . 41 44 so ... a to ...... a - —..AultraiZ.::: t• st ARRIVALS INTO LONDON MON bth FEB. TO 10th FEB. Cin. 131/114h. INA& leil. =rt. Whist ..... I 3030 Barley 5440 I sm : 4717 Oslo m l at. ll4o I 3133 Mu, 4433 mob; 100 0130 qi. Armovsn, Feb. 10.—Than was a he of grein to -day, and the market was mizaernsly M avy imes& A farther advance in Wheat upon last week's prises wee segglit,bat was not obtainable ; yet our late quotations w e n is, and • good amouat el hula= trammed. The dismal la Herby was far from equal to the supply the fermate were ilm in their demand of prime, which checked basin'ass gemeally, consequently the sales were tatilned sa tryineent wants. The male fez Ous was languid. but best sam pl es were not cheaper. Beans and Peas are a difacult male, prim micas. Fifer and Malt la slow deemed, without altered= in value. Wheat, Me. to Ms. Barley, Ma. to 29e. Gate, 17e. to Its. Boa= Bityptian, 30e. to 325. ; English, tOs. to 425. Peas, 421. to 445. per qr. Flour, 365, to 3es. per seck. 7s. ed. to 7s. 8:. per boatel. Anasstray, i'ett. 10.—Oer whet exhibits so improve ment open last week's spoledsos; trod* is doll sod ismielhe, sad was rather low dna ha wssk. Irkes4 111. te 131. 15s. per load. Barr, ilk Is SM. re qr. 9 . 2. to 82a. Oats, 20s. to 21h. _ _ Bars, Feb. 10.-Our merlon was dull, at a redaction of Is. to 2s. per qr. on Wheat. Other deseriptlems of grain we quote u lut week. Wheat, old, 48a. to 52a; Paw , 38 4 . to 48e. Bosky. miftft, Bk.. to 345. ; grinding, Ills. to 30s Oats, white, 20a. to M. • his*, 18s. to 20s. Boma, obi, 44e. to 481. ; new, Ws. to 42a. Per, grey, 365. to 40s. ; white, 404. to 48a. BEDFORD, Feb. 10.-Thore WY only a atodaealo supply a Wheat on offer this day, sad a Umlaut se at Oats, Beau. ad Paw Ball, the immaniump at thy soo- Asia gossallosta Wheat etude *ma 1 7.. to Ile. per lead. Beans, 18a. to 21s. Peas, Ma. to 284. par load of fire bathes. Barley, 275. to 31 4 . O a t s , 18 s . to Zia. per qr. Averse for Feb. 3 : Wheat, 4661 qTM, 46e. lid. ; Barley, 4111, 295. 71:1. ; Oats, 11, 18 a . lid. ; How, 31, 211 e. 644. ; Peas, 13, 345. 101 d. LINTON, Fob. 10.-With a fair supply of Wheat at mar ket the trade ruled dull, at a decline of ls. to 2s. per qr. Oats sold slowly, at late rater. Beans quite as dear. Wheat, red, 41,. to 465. ; white, 49,. Oafs, new, 12e. to 18s. ; old, 22e. Beans, new, 28s. to 32a. ; old, 36,. CILYBILIDOI, Feb. 10.-We bad a large supply of all descriptions of corn at market to-day, and the rates of last week were maintained without alteration Wheat, red, 445. to 48s. white, 30e. to 6/e. Barley , 231. to 32a. Beans, new, 35 .. to 326. ; old, 36a. Per, 36e. to 38s. Oats, 166. to 245. CANTERBMIT. Feb. 10.-We had a good apply of grain today, but trade very dull ; prices about the same as last week. Whits Wheat, 465. to 535.; brown, 42a. to 48 s . Barley, 265. to 334. Oats, 15s. to 20s. Beans, 261.64. to 28s. Peas, 311. to 365. CARLISIX Feb. 10.-There was an average supply of Wheat, Briley, and Oats at our market this morning. Wheat was 6d. per bushel darer, and Oats 3d. Barley sold at last week's rates. Wheat, white new and old, 201. 6d. to 225. ; red, 17s. 6d. to 19s. 6d. Barley, new and old, 9s. 6d. to Ils. Oats, potato, 6s. to 7s. 3d ; common, ss. 6d. to 6s. Flour, per stone, 2s. to 2s. 24. Oatmeal, is. 61. Byenteal, 11. 2d. Buleymeal, ls. 2d. COLCHUTER, Feb. 10.-The supply of Wheat continues very small, and the condition unimproved ; the trade is slow, at ls. decline from last week. Fine Barley fetches full prices, and secondary and inferior kinds were offered. Bums and Pau continue to come is soft condition, and can not find buyers. OLOMIZSTiII, Feb. 10.—At our market this day farmers' Wheat was in med.rate supply, and procurable at rather less money ; and some quantity of foreign having arrived during the week, good red Polish was offered at ls. to 2s. per qr. less nio^..y. For grinding Barley the demand has ceased. Fine malting . qualities are scares, and would buyers, but at low prices. Beans are again fully Is. per or. cheaper • and we have no improvem e nt i n th e d eman d for Oats , w hich are freely offered at our quotations. KENDAL, Feb. 10.—At our market this morning we had a eery slender show of grain. Wheat sold at last week's ptices. Out were a better sale, at id. pt r stone advance. Wheat, 30s 6d. to 365. per load of 20 atone. Barley, Ils. to 12s. American batrel Flour,r bushel of 1 Ist. 6 305. to 31s1b. Oats, . 101 d. to 131 per stone. Laws...run, Feb. 10.—The corn trade has been rather dull to-day, and sales effected have been been at a slight reduction on the quotations of last week. Mareessavne, Feb. 10.-Great caution has characterised the proceedings of buyers during the past week. Millers fall back upon the stocks of Wheat which almost all of them held more or lesa in bond, whilst dealers and bakers, having supplied themselves for a week or two, will not follow the ad vance. The same remarks apply to Liverpoal sad Wake. field. This day's market goes off very flatly. Bo little is done that we do not alter our previous qkirations for Wheat and Flour ; but it may be said that any improvement gained last week has been lost this. All ether articles support for mer value pretty firmly ; but the business done in any_one is quite of a retell character. Th e p r i ces are: Wheat, per bushel of 701b5., English, white, 7s. N. to N. Od. ; rad, 7e. Od. to 7s. 6d.; Irish, white, 71. Od. to 7.. 6d.; red, 6s. Od. to 7.. 3d. ; foreign, free, red, 6s. 9d. to 71. 4d. white, 7e. 6d. to Ss. Oats, per bush. of 451b5., English, Scotch, and fine Irish, 21. 10d. to 3.. ; Irish kiln-dried runs 2s. Bd. to 2s. 9d. Beans._per qr. of 504 lbs., En g li s h, sma ll , 345. to 365. Od.: tick, 325. to 331. Peas, per 8 imperial bushels, whit* sad blue boilers, 32a. to 40s. Flour, per sack of 2801bs. English and Irish, fine, 36 5 . to 365. ; superfine, 375. to ds. ; extra, 365. Oh. to 40e. Oatmeal, per load of 2401 be., English and Irish, 24a. to 25a. NBWCARTLE-ON•TYNII, Feb. 10.-The weather continues favourable for field work in general, with which our farmers are engaged. The trade during the present week, without being animated, has ruled steady, and a fair 'iciest of busi. nese has been dome in Wheat and Flour at very full prices, whilst other articles have found little favour, although offered at rather easier rates. Since the liberation of the bonded stocks we would estimate that about 6,000 qrs. of Wheat have been taken by our millers far immediate con sumption. At our market this morning we had a large show of Wheat from:the growers, and notwithstanding the arrival. coastwise as well as from abroad proved trifling, the dullness existing in other markets was not wi . hout its influence here, sales being only practicable at a decline of Is. per qr., farmers' samples being taken pretty readily at the reduction, whilst for foreign, owing to our millers being supplied for the present, only a languid demand was experien ce d. Fl our sold rather slowly, but in the business done previous rate. were sustained. For Eye we have scarcely any inquiry. Choice malting Barley fully as deer, bat other sorts find few buyers, although low rates would be taken to make pro gress. Malt dull but not cheaper. In Beans and Peas little stirring. With Oats we were fairly supplied by our growers, and choice corn moved off rather more freely, whilst in ferior qualifies were most di ffi cult to quit, although irre gam prime would have been acceded to to have promoted boalneea. NRWPIRT, Feb. 10.—Our market continues to be well supplied with grain. This day Wheat sold from 365. to 48s. per qr. Barley, 245. to 28s. Oats, 18.. to 22e. Beans, 361. to 404. Peas, 345. to 38s. Nonwtoi. Feb. 10.—Our market to day was better sup plied with Wheat by the (Armen, and, in consequence of the depression existing on the leading markets of the kingdom, and the desire on ttc part of the merchants to be quit of their foreign, our market was 2a. to 3e. per qr. lower than last Saturday. A good deal was bold ; some large parcels of foreign changed hands at a alight reduction. Flour moved off freely at Is. per tack less money. Barley without alteration. Beans, Peas, and Oata more inquired for, but without alteration in vane. Wheat, white 48s. to 61s. per qr. ; red, 445. to 475. Barley, 28e. to 321. Beans, 31s. to 38e. Peas, 32e. to 365. Oats, 225. to 265. Flour, fine household, f.o.b. at Yarmouth, 32a. to 33.. per seek of 2801 he., purchasers finding sacks and claiming one month's credit ; retail, ls. 10d. per stone. Norrutonax, Fob. 10.—We have a fair supply of Wheat brought to this day's market, but farmers are unwilling to accede to lower terms, and only a smell amount of biudnses is transacted on about the same terms. buyers taking only for their present wants. The best malting Barley is sold at a slight &duces, say Is. per quarter for choice heavy. In Oats and Beaus we have but little panting, and the bads is dull _ . _ PVITILBOIOOOII, Feb. 10.—We have a large supply of Wheat, which Lin bad condition, sad there is also a fair quantity of spring grain offering. Wheat is le. to lc lower. Barley burly nsaiatains late rates. Oats and Beans are each rather dearer. Wheat, new, 40s. to 44e.; fine, 445. to 485.; old, 425. to 48e.; line, Ms. Barley, 265. to 285.; fine, 311. Oats, new, 14e. to 181. ; fine, its. to 21s. ; old, 205.; floe, 265. Beans, new, 28s. to 305.; old, 38s. to 38s. PILIBTON, Feb. 10.-The trade at the beginning of this week opened with mush firmness, and Wheat meta free sale at extreme rates. Within the last few days however, a re action has occurred ; the dealers having acted with reserve, and there befog a good show of produce, prices have been little more than nominally maintained. We had a small supply of English Wheat at our Corn Exchange this morn ing, the demand for which was languid, at the currency of this day sensight. Irish, Id._per bushel lower; but foreign remains unaltered in value. Flour without change. Beans 6d. per w indle higher. Oats meeting a limited sale, de dined Id. per bushel ; and Oatmeal, hum the like came, barely maintained our last quotations. Other articles rather chum. Prices : Wheat, per windle of 22011 w. ; English, Laseashire. white, Us. 6d. to 28s. Gd. ; red, 22a. to 2.6 a. Yeekshire and other counties, red, 225. 6d. to 245. 6d. ; Irkh, pee bushel of white, 7s. Od. to 7s. 4d; rod, superior finalities, 78. ; middling to good, 6a. 4d. to 61. 10d. F , per bushel of 70th. American and Canadian, white, 7e. 11 togs, ; red, 7a. 3d. to 71. &L ; Rostoek and Stettin, red, 7s. fid. to 7s 10d. ; Ramberg and Lower Baltic, red, 7, to 7e. &L ; Rotterdam and the Nam, red, 7a. 6d. to 7s. ed. Itivait, red, 7a. 4d. to 7e. IL Mar, per peek of 2401ba , Eng- Edia. fins to soptoloo, Us. OL MMa Od.; 310. dd. lo MkOL Proook. por tupwilso, SiBo. to Us. ; Aso rhos, pee bond of lOW. WU. Is Mt. 6L Barley, per heebt of OMR.. Irish sad IMO* =MAL* to 41. 6d. ftwolgariat to odiskilt. to L. Od. leo" per pnb.. Roehh , sad to 160. Pow. LOW. Owjaoto u tr= NOW, 1 170. Owe. pw WOW of Now. waWing qsalitios, 24. 9d. to fa. 11L; arse, >< rCi; IL Oil Provender, 2a. &L bOa Oslo pr isai oiltabs., WOW, 250. to 270.; leish, *goo wmpiss, SOL is IL ; general qualities 245. to 245. 64. ; middling to , M i ltd. to 245 . Ladish good Corn, as. of 4801 b., 331. 6L 365. 04. Indian C orn M ea l, per of 2401 b,., white, 17a. to 17. 64. ; yellow, 18a. to 18s. Bran, per pack of 24011 m, English and Irish, 10e. to 10s. 6d. Itasnnto, Feb. 10.—Our market today showed a larger sapply of Whist, bat nothing equal to an average quantity. Trade was very heavy, and where Wee wire effected la to 2s. per qr. less money was accepted. Fins Barley fully as dew, but every other description of grain vary dull, at bandy prootoas csarreney. &mum' Way:me 10 . — Wheat market dull, and somewhat lower. Ba rley continues about the same, as also Pees and Beans. Oats a very dull sale, and cheaper. Boxnuss.tito, Feb. 10.—The arrivals by ship this week have been 1,200 qrs. of Oats, and 380 sacks of Flour. From the farmers today we had a very good simply of Wheat, and for good qualities the demand was rather free, and the whole was cleared at about let week's rites. There is no anima tion In the trade, and little 401111411110111 that the lowest prim' have yet been necked. For fresh math country Wheats them fa good demand. The beet Wheats we quote at 48e. to 60e. ;good average qualities, 445. to 465. ; and inferior plumb, 38s. to 42a. Thus is no demand for molder Barley or Malt. Oats are very bad sale et Ms. to 21. Beans are good sale at 34a. to 365. The demand for Flour is steady at Ws. is 375. for south country ; and 341. to 355. for hose made. Woodsmen's., Feb. 10.—The advance in the price of Wheat last week brought a large supply to-day and a full attandenee; o*rithstanding, sales were exceedingly flat, and old Wheat deed belly 2s. per qr. Barley samples were also good in supply, bat the trade was somewhat languid. aid before any progress could bel made in sales, • reduction of front 64. to la. per qr. was reluctantly submitted to. Oats met a dull sale, and except best qualitia, sells at about le. per qr. under lest week's prices. Bears and Peas excited but very little attention, but underwent no change in value. Melt and Flour were taken pretty freely, and quetatiene nominally the some as last week. Wheat, old, 42a. to 66a. Barley, 24.. ets 345. Oats, 18e. to 225. Beans, 40e. to 48s. Peas, 40e. to 60s. per qr. Phu:, 36.. to 375. per sack. Malt, is. 6d. to 7a. 9d. per bushel. WDICIIISTZIi, Feb. 10.—We had a large show of Wheat, and the market was fully attended. There was a great io disation to purchase, and last week's prices were fully meidained ; the bast qualitieeibelog from 6d. to ls. per qr. dearer. The leanly of Barley was also good, and taken o pretty freely, sad nisltiog qualified brought le. per qr. more naresey. nay was bat • moderate demand for Oats, and dealers were enabled to purchase at quite as easy terms as on this day week. We had but a smell quantity of Beans and Peas on .offer ; bat the demand, however, was languid, at former rates. We have to note no alteration in any other description of grain, Wheat, 81. to 131. per load. Barley, 22e. to 28s. Oats, 115. to 20s. Beans, 32e. to 40s. Peas, 30s. to 42e. per qr. - - WISBECH, Feb. 10.—At this day's market we are well supplied with Wheat, but rather scantily with Spring Corn, The Wheat trade is very sluggish, and buyers mew Wing to act, but towards the close some business was done in the best qualities, at a decline of 2e. per quarter from the prices paid last Saturday Oats and Dawns firm, at late rates. Wheat, 42a. to 475. per qr. • extra, 49e. ; red, 40s. to 455. • extra, 475. Oats, Byd. to per stone. Beans, old, 325. to 545. per qr.; new, 295. to 311. Woucusvan, Feb. 10.—There sou a abort supply of Whut to-day from the farmers, and it met a slow fele, at a reduction of Od. to lc per quarter. Foreign in good con sumptive demand, at a similar decline. Barley nominally unaltered in value, with little doing. Oats maintained their price, with a limited sale. Egyptian Beans again lower. French and English were held for fully as much money. Feu and Vetches could only be sold retail. Tout, Feb. 10.—We Dave a Dirge attendance of Dinners at our market to-day, and Wheat is more liberally offered, at 1.. per qv. below last week's rates. Barley is also freely brought forward, and met a slow tale, at a trifle below lest week's prices. In Oct. and other articles no alteration. The following are the present prices ; Wheat, white, 465. to 604. per imperial qr. ; red, 42.. to 475. Barley, malt ing, 29s to 32a. ; grinding, 265. Dlslt, 645. to 60s. Oats, 84d. to 104 d. per stone of 141ba. Flour, 345. per sack of 2801 b. Mama, Feb. 9.—The improvement advised on our mar ket of Tuesday has this day been hilly maintained for every article, and for Oats and Barley we must again note an advance of 3,1, per barrel. In other things we repeat our previous quotations. The sales of Flour to bakers have been again large, nicking on the fortnight 60,900 owt. Cur rency Wheat, white, 26e. to 28s. Od.; red, 23e. to 265. X per 2801 b.. Oats,9s.6d. to 111.6 d. per 1961 be. Barley, 135.t0 17s. 6d. per 22411 h. Indian Corn, 31s. to 345. per 48011:o. Oatmeal, 11.. to 125.34. per cwt. Flour, second., 144.6 d. to 15s. 6d. per cwt. Banrserr, Feb. 8.-Our farmers are busily engaged rowing Wheat, and preparing their lend for other spring crepe, for which the weather is particularly favourable. The supplies at market since Friday have been rather bare, and in Oats it is observed that the quality is generally inferior. Wheat comes forward in fine condition, and of better quality than in tke early part of the season. The advance no:rd on Fri day was, in put, lost In the early part of the week, but, having spin rallied, is now Gd. to 9d. higher since this day week. Flour is more inquired for, and sells more freely than formerly. American barrels are in moderate demand at 28a. to 295. Barley has advanced 2d. to 3d., and is In good demand. Oats are a fres sale at former prices. Oatmeal sell, readily at former nitre, and the stocks keep light. Corn sells freely at 71. 15s. to 71. 17s. ei. per ton for yellow ; and 6a . leas for white. Holders generally, however, look for rather more money. Cons:, Feb. 9.-We are happy in being able to report a decided improv. meat ia the trade. Our rperirt• .f grain, thou of Wheat particularly, are very small. Prices of all descriptions have tended upwards, and we obseiva a better reeling 'nil more animation in our market. In pre core bees d Irish i " t a n t d w an e lla ir d a n y o b ?si qu ' n o t t e e s ei 1.. Foreign, d however, r . dearer. 'We quote Polish Odessa a ready sale, at 285., and Ma rianople at 295. to 291, 6d. per barrel. Many holders are look ing for a smart advance on these rates. Melting Barley inquired for, but is very ream. Some sales of grinding have been made for shipment, at moderate price=. In Oats we have had little business passing, hut the tendency is to higher prices. We have an improved trade in Flour at advancing prices, and stocks in factors' as well as bakm' hands, being reduced to a very narrow compass, we look naturally for a speedy revival in this branch of trade a branch which, for several months past, has been characteri sed by a remarkable absence of activity. The consumption of Breadatuffe is on the increase, and we mistake much if we are not on the eve of the " good time coming " for the milling interests. A larger and better business has been done in Indian Corn, which has been sold to some extent at an advance of 2... 6d. per ton. We quote prime Galata saleable at 8/. per ton. Indian Corn Meal is in more request at a somewhat similar improvement. Liereimex, Feb. 10.-We have a continuance of mild weather; a good deal of tillage work is being proceeded with. The supplies of gram from the farmers for the week has a good deal fallen out, and the prices advanced consider ably ; in all articles of food there is a lively trade, with the exception of Indian Corn, which is more freely offered, but at no material change in value. American Flour is firm in price, at our quotations; the millers sold too freely of Oatmeal, at the late low prices. On email stocks of Oats they are now eager buyers, and the advance on both articles must be traced to this cause. A few arrivals of Indian Corn and Wheat, but a large fleet expected. The prices are : Wheat, red, 134. to 154. per stone; white, 14d. to 17e. Oats, 81d. to 91d. Barley, 10d. to 11d. Galata Indian Corn, 81. 6s. per ton. Ibrail, 81. New York, yellow, 81.; white, 81. Indian Meal, R. 10s. to 91. per ton. Oatmeal, 121. Ryemeal, 81. 10s. Barleymeal, 91. Irish Flour, 325. per bag ; American, 30s. per barrel. WATHELFORD, Feb. 10.-Oar arrivals of grain from abroad this week are tolerably extensive, but farmers' deliveries are again light, and our trade is in consequence very much con fined to foreign produce. Wheat of all kinds has commanded an extensive sale throughout the week, and the value of good milling samples has improved fully 6d. per barrel. The trade in Barley is still of the moot limited character, and its value is nearly nominal. The supply of Oats have somewhat fallen off, and holders have sought to obtain high prices, but the demand for export continuing very inactive, no improve ment on last week s rates can be quoted. The consumption of Indian Corn steadily increases, and freak samples (the bulk of the stock now hero being oat of condition) command an advance of Is. per barrel. The trade in Flour is steady, at last week's prices . The following are the priees :- Undried, new: Wheat, millers', per 20 st., 24i. Od. to 25e. 6d.; shipping, 20a. 6d . to 225. 6d. Barley, malting, per 16 stone, 15e. to 16s. ; grinding, lls. 6d. to 13e. Oats, white, per 14 stone, Ba. 9d. to 10a. 04. • black, 81. 9d. to 9s. 6d. Dried and foreign: Irish Whe at, millers', per 20 stone, 26e. to 275. Bd.; shipping, 2'4a. 04. to 245. ; Polish Odessa, 265. Od. to 275. Od. ; French, red, 275. Oil. to 275. fed. Bulgy, grindiag, per 16 rt., 12s. 9d. to 14s. Oats, white, per 14 stone, 10s. Od. to lle. ; black, 9s. 9d. to 10s. Od. Flour, superfine, per sack, 365. to 375.; seconds, 33e. to 345. Od.k thirds, 295. to 30a.; fourths, 22a. to 245. Indian Corn, Danube, per 20 stone, 20s. to 21s. 04.; American, yellow and red, 19s. to 205.; Spanish and Portuguese, 18e. to 20z. Od.; white, 18e. Gd. to 19s. • damaged for cattle, 124. to 16s. Indian Corn Meal, per Cut., 9s. to 9s. 6d. Oat mealaest cwt., Ils. to 111. 6d. Bran, per 6 Moe, 3'. 6d. to 3e. N. Importsthis week : Wheat,l,26s qrs. Indian Corn, 7,195. KIRKCALDY, Feb. 10.—We have had another week of mild, open weather, during which our farmers have *own a considerable breadth of Wheat, under apparently favanrable circumstances. At our eountri markets this week we have had only moderate supplies of grain ; all kinds were held for higher prices, which in regard to Wheat and Barley were only very partially complied with ; Oats, Beans, and Peas, however, sold readily at an advance of about ls. per qr. Here to -day we had good supplies of Wheat and Oats, but small of Barley. Wheat sold slowly, at an advance of Is. per qr. Barley and Oats met a quick gale, at from 6d. to Is. per qr. over last week's rates. Wheat, 42,. to 52s per qr. Barley, 224. 6d. to 295. Oats, 161.6 d. to 21s. Oatmeal, per bag of 2801b5., 265. CATTLE, So. SMITHFIELD, Two o' Clock. We have a considerable Mclean in the supply of Beasts, and the demand is small ; consequently, prices are fully 24gx 81ba. lower, nor can a clearanc• be effected at this reduction. There are more Sheep tltan of late, although the supply is still not very great. Trade is, however, in such a depreised state, that in most things a reduction must be submitted too 1 - Th ere are very few Calves on offer ; they, therefore, maker ..7,,, : ~.." f i e about 24. per albs. more money, bat tr ade is slow. F, om '‘• Holland and Germany we have 368 Beasts, 520 Sheep, ma! • ,c,lv.• y!,, di 46 Cslyes • Norfolk and Suffolk, 200 Beasts ; Leicester an k sr„, „ 4 . • '',... Northaasiton, 260; and 160 from floothad. .:.: s • *t .- eie t Pat MeNollba a tad . 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