The Express. — London, England, 1849-01-22 00:00:00

le..a€ 4 o'-- e/Z=>--i• ,os-ee.. ee-/ i / / 114/13rtll WNW NOVEL. New rialy esil bo es b ael at al the libeedeb k_3 vil e P• 11 AM IrREVETHLAN. A OsinMi Story. A. awa Vllll4ll DAVY Rinse . lbinbeseaelatw. X empseby, mai yobbo. belbei wilb • 11=111111111011.11 paler. suil Er Snub • wed sleds beemes A ube 'MI OW bi the Mi•Ca ds. eselleuese. erl 1•0 selibled blew« l ILA = Big. Qs.. a 1111.1•6 0 1 2 2. pug ke. POTATOES.-130nTEWallr, WaTIRSID9, lam 22. —From the prevabsoe of southerly wind., our market hu been sparingly supplied the /am fortnight, which has caused a large queenly of warehoused Potatoes to be sleazed away. The fallowing are this day's quotations: York Ruents, 100 s. to 1401. ; Neweutls Regents, 901. to 100 s ; Scotch Repute, 90e. to 1202. ; Scotch Cup, 70.. to 90s, • Scotch Whites, 60s. to 80e. • French, Ms. to 110 s. ; Ms. to Ms. ; Dutch, 60;. to 70.. The supply of English Wheat by land 'ups samples from the near counties was again short this mornin g, sad then was but little offered far sale from the more distant parte of the kingdoms. Fine dry qualities were is ragout, and brought the 'stress* rates of last Monday ; and although secondary and inferior sorts were a heavy sale, thdr value cannot be quoted lower. Free Weirs sold slowly, at late rates, sae bonded, being penally hold within about Is. per quarter of free, commanded little atteution. Fine English malting Barley mad hardly be bought se well u on Monday . last' other sorb of English end foreign were unaltered in value, al- though the middling sorts of English were ssc very secondary to quit. Fine Oats brought late rates ; bat and in terior qualities, partieularly light Irish, were .to Is. cheaper. Beans and Pees very dull, but cannot be quoted lower. Flour a heavy sale, without alteration in pries. awaltiog the liberation ea the Ist of February. What, per burAel of 701b5., English, white, is. 01. to 7s. 106 ; red, 6.. 9d. to 7a. 4d.; Irish, white, 6s. 93. to 7 6 . 31.; red, 66. 04. to 6s. 94. • foreign, free, red, 6s. Cl. to 7s. 2d.. Oats, per bush, of 4 5 1 b.., Scotch, and fine 26. 104. to 3a. ; Irish kiln dried runs, 20. 7d. to 2s. 9d. Beane. per qr. ot 604 , Enelish, smell, 34.. to Ms. Oa, t tick, 325. to 33e. Peas, per 8 imperial bushels, white and blue boilers, 325. to 40s. Flour, per sack of 2801b5., English and Irish, fine, 34a. to 36e. ; superfine, 36e to 375. ; ames, 37.. 6d . to ftils. Oatmeal, pa to ot 240 T h.., English awl Malt, 24.. 0.1. to Via. Od. Nawcworts ON-TIMIS, lan. 20.-The weather this week has been upon the whole of a sterner character; yesterday, however, we had tale, whil.t to day it is dry, with an ap peanuts@ of frost. The trade during the present week has mad steady, bet the business done in any article has been purely of a retail character, our consumers merely taking what they require for their weekly wants, and e e approhad sack will be the course generally adopted with respell a free earn until the bonded stocks shall have been Mr.& 750.1 LONDON. MONDAY, JAN. 22, 1849. [THREEPENCE. GERMANY. OTAL SOCIITT far PROTICTION et LIFE Zig I " ri "a l p. ista'... l uatiew alm eTtge z = - tin orb s its eseastse. sag vossodlos W S Polon po w l a, rder wls4 4= 6 . b. worst tbso ea=ol It 1 Uwe llogoos. sow a lV eotorr ir roo= Osolibeel siolallioW • bodo oloondrosion. lo t srog i ssi o 'sioo mu* 4sosin " Vie abs vit..* ~...z.."1/ . _,, Nlyt ml. to ultrAmostosiet se. 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Lodes. -- - -- LBOANT TOILET ANQUISITB4 each Of DI WOO silbobo—lLO sifor WLAIDIP OIL Is O IWO &W soorooko maim Iroom. DORIAN D' ILIJaMt D vi Improng and ' Irteldig: LAN Dr 0100:t at isekorarblive able so lbo MOO o. Wiz sterrarartEW Do i Z ie r=zll goo NM as onliso d node isto , d gni= V e t . OW: ell=b woo Ira INF triter FItEEDOM hall ODUOHS in ton r e % il i t we g . ze , 4ON I ow . Li rig i Isoloolka. SAWA Oloott la Is 1 9= Will mon I boor eisoro.liioo bat e e.l. D. a rt— . or ogo s o gi b e l o iroga • sitl on of ovoioa . oD we at OM ktboy we loooloolAs =dor EOnogit= Os oaks 1 1isobs moot ohms{ IsOo Piloo MA 11,. M.. sob 110. palm ANDO,. DA SILVA sod 00, I, kW- I/114441mA Imam laid to a nolloloo onion. WHAT TO EAT, DRUM AND AVM); with Dist Tables all 1. 0.7% ;5z0. J. Cot.wsawaA ass 11. Coowere•—Row to bow WON mt.& dow MA am • aborwoos of GY M le 1 / 8 2 : 168 = MN le Shp too* wowadtatioa.. ts•tt wilts lie i=sorms sad In imam the of Mum To okled =nclibl 4o w vad =zit: AIL= 41 .= 03... d U isA, Inv L......._ niliX u 4.0001. UNITED STATES. Ihstris ?elms*, ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA. LIVERPOOL, Jas. 22.—The British and North American Hord Idea steam-ship Europa, Captain Lott, arrived in our river this day, with the usual mails from the United States and Canada; and advises 14 days later than those to band by the Niagara. Her voyage has been a most rapid and successful one, Nly sustaining the high character which all the vessels ot this company have hitherto borne. The Hermann, at., had arrived out, from South ampton, by Boston, on the 7th inst., after twenty-six tar' towage. The steamer Washington had also' ved oat on the Bth inst. Tte Europa, it may biO, remembers 1, took out the pos'al convention agreed to between the British government and Mr. Bancroft. We learn that, baring been examined by _ the cabinet at Washington, it has been fully tidied by CAN interminable slavery question, and its must usatis'actory state, has caused considerable disunion in Coegress, without, as was to be expected, any definite decision being come to as to its introduction into the:acquired territories. General Taylor's inaugural address afforded much speculation amongst what may be termed in that country also the " protectionists " and " free-traders." It is generally supposed, however, he will endeavour to undo many of the measures introduced by the ca binet of James K. Polk. California still seems to claim a large share of at tention threughout the state, although the excitement hu given place to sober " calculations" on the subject. The scarcity of provisions, and the sufferings likely to mar in consequence, have damped the expectations l and ardour of many who intended to become " diggers for Role Mexico swarms with buds of robbers who have given loose to their propensities, and plunder and rob most daringly, in almost every quarter. (rises is raging severely at New Orleans, and the number of deaths is reported as very large. Commercial affairs in Canada were still uneatisfac tory. The proceedings of the provincial parliament had cot as . yet dissipated the fears of the colonists, who, it is beFeved, would appeal to the home government on its free trade policy, as affecting the commerce of that country. The market for breadstuf6 was firm, and prices had slightly advanced. Cooaiderable quantity of business done. - - - rd ~~ The following is a synopsis of the commercial in telligence to bind : Fluuoens.—Codes to Liverpool, Mb 401 "Of lb. Grain to pool, ltd. to Sp. Tim to Llrorpeol i _24. to 64. per barrel. !awes 11541., par barrel, dol4 C Ti to 7 1 Muni mid Mobile, 71 to 71. Isot4s Coas.-41110010, fur bead WH4tr.--Souttors, IY. Ifo. tot Y. 14e. per 31. Geastiree, 1 dol. Ik. to 1 MI. ; mud prow, No. to Toe. per bembrt. Fux 3.—Wootots MA lit. ft& to 3 Colo. Via Stead . gleltAltOtt so Ilmistrao.-1 doh. 27e. A Irso mutat. Notts, NO& ramplonim. FRANCE. PARIS, SIINDLT, 11 LAI. M. Bosley de la Monetize was yesterday named in the Assembly Vice-President of the French republic. The Sack of this morning says: " We do not know with what intention certain jouruals have thought fit to spread a report that the friends of General Ca vaigoac had carried the election of M. Boulay as Vice- President of the Republic. We are authorised to contradict this rumour in the most formal manner. We affirm that General Cavaignac and the greatest number of his political friends voted for M. Vivien." In the Assembly yesterday a debate of some length took place, on the question of constituting a special tribunal, alled the High National Court, under the terms of the constitution, for the trial of the offenders in the 15th May. This tribunal would correspond in its character and functions to the court of peers under the monarchy, and is provided specially by the con stitution, as the court of peers was formerly, for crimes of each a clue as it was considered not conducive to the ends of public justice to send before a jury. The chief speakers yesterday, on the one side and the other, were MM. Ledru Rollin and Dupin (sine). The debate was adjourned till Monday. The Moniteur of yesterday contains a notice that sixty-three women, confined in St. Lame for the insurrection of June, hid been liberated by the Minister of the Interior, at the instance of the Presi dent of the Republic. For several nights past the capital has been kept in anxiety and alarm by the appearance of strong patrols in various quarters. The reasons u signed for these precautions are numerous. The turn-out among the working bakers has become more formidable, and the soldiers have been, during the last week, sniped to the muter bakers to make the bread, in the absence of the regular employes. The menacing attitude of the clubs and of the secret societies is also assigned as a ground of precaution, and it is said that a project of law will be speedily presented to the Assembly for closing these reunions. Meanwhile, however, the ministry is, or affects to be, rendered powerless in its initiative of legislation 17 the hostility of the Assembly. It postpones all legislative measures which are not of extreme urgency, on the plea that it will be sure to be encountered in the Assembly by a factious oppo sition. Some of the organs of the republican party, such me the Sikk, deny the existence of this factious spirit of opposition, and insist that the passive attitude of the government is unnecessary and uncalled for. Be this as it may, it is certain that the government has molted to propose no measures which are not absolutely indispensable in the present Assem bly, and all the leading men, such as Mole, Thiers, Bagesad, &c., peremptorily decline the responsibility of aloe so long is this Assembly exists. It remain' r a t to be ma whether this is a mere pretext for standing -kte - apart and waiting events. SPAIN. Private letters from Catalonia, of the 12th inst., my : ' It is certain that there has been a sanguinary conflict near Vidrieras, between the bands of Cabrera and Mareal and the Queen's troops, but we have not yet received any official account of it. Latterly the republican bands have suffered considerably. Since they have discontinued their r lations with the Wry they have been beaten everywhere that they have oome in contact with the Queen's troop,. After the rout of San-Mateo, the republicans suffered a complete defeat at Premix, in the night of the 10th, when Eacoda received a check from which he cannot resever,,Gen. La Rocha, having foreseen that that re publican chief would betake himself to the Plain of Barcelona, loather. Col. Plana, with some companies of infantry and some cavalry. Encode was surprised in the village, where he had determined to pan the night, when 10 men were killed, 60 taken prisoners, and the homes and baggage captured. This band was composed of 160 men, and it is thought it will be difficult to get them to re-aaiemble. On the 9th, as some republican prisoners were entering Barcelona, they spoke to three men, who, on bei ng arrested, were found to be members of the same The whole body has been transported be yond the sea. Oa the Bth, the corvette Mazarredo and the brigantine Volador left Barcelona for Gaeta, the first having on board Jose Bustillos, commander of the Spanish forces in the Mediteranean. It is reported that they are about to convey the Pope to the Ba learic Isles, where arrangements are already made for his reception. 'um.. Jw. 15.—Tres. 191 nth; o f D. 191 1945 ask; 191 psoragiaril= np:rketta Hols ze lll . o r =eserz4 r i ms ; r. meow Dm, 70 emli, 71 pere. 295595,9 55 Lea gls, so Frs. FRANKFORT.—Our advice' from this free city reach to the evening of Friday, the 19th inst., and bring the important intelligence that on that day, the National Ae►mbly deadtd,by a majority of 268 to 211, that the dignity of the supreme head of the empire should be conhered upon one of the reigning German princes. The house then adjourned till Monday, when the order of the day will be the hereditaryship of the imperial dignity. Tam IsDue left Southampton as Saturday with the Dubs mile for Alezasdria. Among the penmen wee Dr. &wring, late M.P. for Bolton, who has beer arpoiated her Majesty's Consul he China. Mr. Han, M.P., and • member of dististgawhed poudel .ad !harm friends of the doctor took leave of hies ow blow' the I.de.__ =ATM Cl/ Ds. MOUAIT, LATH OP 16 II HGl3BAke. • WIC hen Saes, doted Jaa. 4, en bend the Bmsinek. says : " I regret to have to inform um glebe eikk a g a i t er Dr. Motion (late of H.M. 15th Hammen, sad whom evert. inertial prodnoed so mach excitement lately *roughest the service in India), ea the morning et the 21st of D ilial eses t ia sr. He was sitting at the beadiest table, when he was attacked with a at of oeughiag and emessessedlea el blend, which rapidly increased to • profuse gm teem le me& sad nostrils. lie became alarmed, and rushed em dash. where he almost immediatelyezpired. A post-marrem emesahmilion am nada. when it was fumed that • treadmill the eight pdamsery artery was dimmed. and had riven way." Taft 120111 TON BANIL—We (Western Times) un derstand that the report of the proceedings in the Bank ruptcy Court last week does not quite messy the mural damn up of the 'mystery of the lost notes. It now appears that the notes were a lost, though in the hurry and tre pidation attendant on the stoppage, the parties were unable, for a time, to recount all the transectiots of the evenisg. The facts, in brief, are these : We believe, of the night et November 2, Meson. Flood and Lott discovered that they c Add tot make good their exchange with the National Provincial Bank, as the manager would only take gold, or Bank of England notes, in exchange for the bonitos notes he had held. This the bankers being unable to supply, in consequenee of the non-return of their clerk from Exeter with the cash, the branch bank manager ant of the Ratites notes to the parties from whom he had ' , wired them- As the clerk afterwards re turned with the moony. it was dere-raised to send remit tances to all the parties to whom the loos had been returned —ht order to save the credit of the bank, if possible. For this purpose it is ca4lthe three hundred pound notes are beaker' have been exchanged by a gentleman of the branch bank, although le might have forgotten the circumstanee at the time, a. there was great hurry and excitement on the occa sion. It is not necessary to go farther into the eetails which we have received, after so much has been reported pro and ems They leave no doubt that an effort was made to recover the returned noun—that the good matey was thrown atter the bad, in a vain effort to bolster up the credit of the cen sers—and that parties, krgettin the arts of this memorable and feverish night, endeavoured to explain what they could not recollect, and that lota time, all the explanations proving fallacious, there arose • suspicio n of foul play, which has at learbeen dissipated. HIGHWAYMAN SHOY.—On Friday last Mr. /mei. spirit merchant, of Elnistill, near Ferrybridge, at tuned Wakefield market, and had collected a large sum of =les weal, he left very early in the afternoon, seldom bane later than 4 or 5 o'clock, but, on this omission, Mein to eon on the road, he was premed upon to stay tea, and temser wetly accepted the invitation. lie afterwards est of lime, it being then between 6 and 7 o'clock, hut WilielolllllllX near home he slackened his pace and let his hems we k slowly on. Two men made their appearance on the reed • li'tle before him, one of whom he Its..rd say "he's coming," and the other answered, " d— his, we have him now, this is him." Upon Interim this. Mr. Steel seamed to take no notice, but he put his pistol at full cock, and walked slowly on until timing very near the men, when he immediately put spurs to his horse and passed them at full gallop. They made an attempt to seise the hone by the but did not succeed. After galloping to the rise of a bilk with* is near home, be wein pulled up hie home, and peeeseilel leisurely up the road, when another Tali= rushed epee him, and with a heavy bludgeon struck him on the &raider, which dismounted him, and he fell to the ground, with the bridle reins over his arm. When laid on his back, the villian went round the horse to him, and was just in the act of dealing a deadly blow over his head, when Mr. Steel pulled the Irmo. of his pistol and shot the sillies in the elseellsr. Toe bludgeon tell he mawred, and moaned, but Mr. Mead did not see him fell ; apes - isekieg round be ob served the former two men gaming up within a few yards of him, when he immediately jumped upon hishorse, sad made the best of his way home.— Yorkshire Gazette. DISCOVIRY Or A ROMAN POTTS-ST.—The 01 ra tions at Sunderland New Docks prom ed apace, and the water it is expected, will be admitted at en early date is February When there is 144 feet at the tide gave, there will be twenty-two feet of water at the dock entrance from the river. During the excavation of this part of the works, a singular discovery was made. Under the site of some old huuses on the pier quay was found what midges:ulna pro flounced to be the remains of an ancient Roman pottery. About eight feet below the surface appeared • circle, about twenty-five feet diameter, hewn out of the lime stone rock. In the interior of this was a circle of small rubble stones, in arrangement resembling a gin or horse mill, which bad apparently been erected for the purpose of grind ing clay. Near this place was found • quantity of red and yellow ochre, and some broken earthenware, with four per fect specimens of Roman b Silo, with necks about a foot in length, the under part being /lobular. They were common red ware, and unglazed One of them has been sent to the Antiquarian Society of Newcastle, and another, a very per fect cue in all respects, was presented to the Sunderland Museum. SHIPPING. Dalai, Jan. 19.—Wir.YILArrived : Warrior, and Hate Kearney, Jamaica. Arrived from the river : Robert noddle, Cape Coast Castle. The Brutality:, from Demerara, in the Downs, experienced a hurricane in lat. 36 N., lon. 4,5 W., during which she lost main-yard, sails, bulwarks, ; also a gale in lat. 38 N., toe. 36 W. PORTSMOUTH, Jan. 19.—W.—Arrived: Henrietta and Rebecca, 81. Domaine°, for Hamburg; rudder damaged. Arrived oil: Madagascar, fawn Calculta. Orr FALMOUTM, J an. IL—Arrived : Linnet packet, Brasil, YARMOUTH (1.W.), Jan. 19.—The William, from London, far Cadiz, which was on shore on the 16th inst., off Hurst Csstle, lot off this morning, without apparent damage, and is now in the Roads. The Leo, from Slyth for Havre, which struck on a wreck in going over the Stamford on the 17th instant, and sprung a leak, will have to discharge her cargo. PwLitzu.t ' Jan. 19.—A large quantity of the cargo of the Cestrian, from Busy for Liverpool, has been washed en shore along the coast; upwards of 267 casks of palm oil have been saved whole, but a great many have bees broken up, as the beach was strewn with palm oil. Four smacks have gone to the wreck to day. GRIMSBY, Jan. 19.—Arrived : Albion, Bt. John's, New Brunswick. The Rose in June front Wisbeach, for Wake field, went on shore last night on the Trinity, bat has bees got off and brought in here, and will be discharged. HULL, Jan. 18.—Arrived: George, St. Andrew's, New Brunswick. Sailed: Pallas, New Orleans; Kailas., Car a. DUNDZI, Jas. 17.—Arrived Janus, St. Mary's, NM Scotia. NawronT, Jan. 19.—S.S.W.—Sailed : Ivy Omen, Ber muda. DUBLIN, Jan. 18.—Arrived : Celeste, New York; Indus try, St. John's, N. B. LONDONDERRY, Jan. 17.—Arrived: Afton, Philadelphia. WATERFORD, Jan. 17.—W. N. W. to S. W.—Sailed : No, Havana. Pat back : Her Majesty's st. Sprightly, having her aiejnity's ship Dwarf in to. Warmorra, Jan. 19.—S. W.—Arrived : Jersey Lug, Africa. GIBILALTAM, Jae. 7.—A drug easterly wind sprung up last night, which enabled a large number of wind.bound vessels here and at Algesirm to clear the Straka today. Cara OF GOOD Horn, Dee. 2.—The Susan King, from Santos, has arrived here, with lose of part of bulwarks and rails, Ike., having been .truck by a sea. The Dutch Worm Johanna Maria, has put in here leaky • the Pau Yeldmaarealtalk, which arrived here from Beitavia on the 19th ult., is also leaky. Hoxo Komi, Nov. 29.—The Spanish brig Carmen, for Manila, has hem Manila,t tally wrecked on St. John's ; two of the crew saved. The Dart, hence to Shasa e put back on the 34 Inst., much at:rained , and mast d • AnaLuom, Sorra AUSTRALIA, Oet. 17.—The Tigress, from Leith, in coming up the Gulf on the 26th ult., ran on shore below the month of the Askapartama, and beams a total wreck ; master muse manger drowsed; torso eared, In a damaged state. MALTA, Jan. 11.—An English ship is reputed to be wrecked at the estrange of the pert ed Algona (Sicily), while towing in the Austrian teigSseehito, from Constanti nople to Trieste, with Italian eon, which Ike had fallen in with standstill ; the twist got Into port in eddy. Boutoons Jan. 19.—The Thome. frost Blythe to this port, went mine yseterday at the mama of the harbour, and has received much damage; cargo discharging. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. co o'Clock.—The funds are all better, partly from the composed aspect of public affairs, but chiefly doubtless from the may state of money, and the mass of it derived from the dividends which remains un employed. Consols are now at 90 to 1 for money, and 901 to for account, 1 better than as first quoted this morning. Reduced Threw", 90 to 1. Iluesrand a-lanarter per Ceuta, 91 to k. Exchequer Bills, 43e. to 48e. premium. Bank Stock, 1881 to 9/. In the foreign market Dutch stocks, which have come heavy for some days past from Amsterdam, have &slimed bore. The Twcoand-a-Half per Cents are gaoled 491t01 ; the Fours, 7 71 to 8. Bdgiazi, 78 to 80. Hessian higher, at 104 to 6. Danish lower, at 83 to 6. Spanish Fives, 14 to i the Threes, 281 to ; Nave ! 31 to $. Portuguese, 281 to Mexican have improved to 27 to 1. Peruvian 11311 48 to 60. Brazilian, 77 to 9. Chililn, 90 to 2. Buenos Aoss, 26 to 8. We have but little doing in fo securities. vices from Buenos Ayres to the 20th of Novem ber brief/ very favourable hominess amount& There wan au extremely active demand for Lida and other produce, and heavy &imitate were making. Exchange in paper currency ruled low, at 21. The papers give a c h op of a petition to th e National As sembly at Paris, from a numerous body of merchants la Frame, most of whom had been actual residents in both of the River Plate mate', and ell of them are in terested in the trade to that quarter of the world,depre eating further intermeddling, and soliciting the im mediate withdrawal of intervension in their affairs. The petition reflects severely on the administration of IL Guizot, for its offensive policy towards Buena Ayres. 93(11.1811 FWD& Irk 8w& MI 961 C.Oom for an., 90 3we CL Val Aar.. 90 la v e Ot,. 91 3 pre Cl Oar Asa.. 99 1 itth. 436 to 460. pem. 1011111.3 N TIMID& 14 VZ.1L1V...V4 I tr... 4 %ll l —mi — leT t sir p., • oar slow $ et CL Draeltie 11414..11 9 6 r por Ct. Pomba 1914. i 46 19 Dttto Noe. II II • par Ct. Bwrigr. Arm Ph.. 911 f a u ti mlt e rrA L N.Set 6 Ditto ChM= Bea. , 90 2 fpnia Oda, 140 Ditto Coluolt. Do. 3 par 0L016099 966 .. 33 1 Cotombian kqoadar 3 9psidok Dewed bk.- 3 per CL Dank* Bds.. $ Pawl,. Ns.. 30 2 i CLDute9 Doh. 484 T v pzl eh t. Tmessi er z her, 141 4 100 4 per CL thatee Oen.. m RAILWAYS.—The . goA but quiet. The ion relative with that of the Counties 5 per Cent. No. 2, Eutern Cantles, 111 to 11 die. ; Great Northern, 10} d are market ia tolerably ?rovement, however, is not funds. We quote Eastern as done at 3r. 6d. prem. ; ; North Staffordshire, 3 ULU RITICYRD UP TO (Saturday's priors will Aberdeen. 11 101 We. and Oxford Jos., 26 Bristol sod Yaeger Tends, 19 Caledonian, 211 61 Dara. Do. O 3 New 101. Pref., 61 Cheater and Holyhead Pre., 131 LA Antall 3L 10s., pa Cast. Pad, 11 Rotors Corinne!, 111 1 Do. New Guar. 6 par Ct., 111 Do. Northern and Easters 5 per Cent., 54 East I.lnoolnshire. 161 Jrast Northers, 51 1 as {at Do. Mrs. 11 6p. 66 ea tat Gt. N. of England, 229 Weer Western, 951 61 Do. Qrs , 21 D 3. fifths, 114 De. New 174 14 Hall sad Bong, 101 Lana. and Oaliala, 511 Lane sad York., 661 Da PUtts', 61 1 Do. New Char. • per Oset.,ll/ en lat Do. West Riding Unice, 11 Do. Prost. t Wyre, 171 Leeds sad Bradford, 100 I ads and Think. 24 Loa, Bighten, Ps B. Cosa, 911/ Do. (Ist.. Corydon Taints), 91 an die. Do. New 21. Gear. 6 per Ct., 51 London and Greenwich, 91 North British CM. 31 10 THIN DAT IN LONDON. be found In lest page.) Len. & N. Worsens, 130 11 Do. Fifths, 81 a L3ll. & R. Western. 414 Do. 'Thirds, 111 i IMidland. 91 Dl. 10R Card. Pref., 191 Do. Cass. Bristol and Birm. • trorM,4 s r " 114 . Do. Guar. 5 per Cent. IS N. Maffordabire, 111 II Oaf., Wore., & Walt, 241 II 1 Reeding, Guilford, & Bea., MI • m ha Shrews. and Itire•. New Geer., 1 9 1 T ooth Deem 13 8. Garen No. 1,19 Do. No. n 2, 121 I Do. i. 71 1 a int Wear Vary No. 6 per 4, Ct. Gnu., 144 York, News,* Ba. (Orig. Newo. and Bee.), 274 Do. Eaten. No. 1 (Tork and News.), I (New. and , 301 Do. O. N. E. Per., 111 B or.) York and N. Midland. 38g Do. Pref., 1011 Do. B. and W. RM. Ea., 27g Bomber end Ander, S Loreabeerg, 21 I Paris end Odeon% 28 ex tat Paris and Rouen, IS Roues end Hane, In Sambre and Meuse, 31 Toon and Nantes, II uizzion PALER Januaar W. The electric tel•graph having brought an epitome of the Indian mail t arty today, the market was rather depressed in consequence. Birken , Lan., 8 Ches. (late C. & Los. 8: Korth Western, 1304 1 It., 221. di.. a per ct.). 7 1 d lb. New Can , 31 p Bolton, C., BW. Yorkthar. 6 per Do. We. (A. and ILL 13 Cent., 8., 19t 0 1 1 0 7-L d Man., Ilbeff , and La. (Shed end laa, 12d Oran ambk Nceth in, ern (), 5 Midlan .) d H elves, 61 d Lea. B York. (B. and R.), 20 d Shrewsbury sad 81r. Pref., 91 Do. (M. andL), SO d S. R. & Dover, No. 4, 71.111. *LI Do. Males , , 10 d York, News. & Ber. Eaten. No.l. PRIM, it D Do. o. Peet. 14 31 p (N. end ILL Nm, g pis i P N. Staißedsklre, 3 d Do. l (G. N. E. Per.) MANCHESTER BALER Luirale 20. The market was quieter, and priers a shade weaker ; but etll the business was the largest which has been done on a 8 iturday for some time past. Amb., Not , Res., BE. ht., 41 d N. WWI Halves, 7 Great Northern (A), 44 Do. Thirds, 41 Lens. and York. rot* 31 d N. stare. 2 1546 d MAC. end Mrs. (C Qrs.), 31 p S. E. & Dover, 251 Men., Oaf ,lk Lie. Pref., Ile I Do. Thirds No. 4, 7 9.16 Do. (Grimsby 201.), 10 d York, New., & Bee. Pref., 1 p Do. (Shef. k W.), 121 d LEEDS BALES, "(WART 20. The business was not so active in shares as we have had to report for some days previous, yet there was fully an average of Saturday's business transacted. I. Lenesehire New, 41 d I Leeds and Think Est., 248.0 d. d Great Northers, 101 d N. Westerly 71 d Do. Halves (It), 2 d Bliefr,Roth ,114 Gods, $1.21.195. d YORK BALM, Isseskr 20. Great Northern, 21 les fat I York. New., and Be?. No. 2 Oats Great N. or England, 232 New. & Ber.). 211 N. aritleh Thirds, 41 Do. O.N.E. Pur., Of 11. Is. 94 PRODUCE. MISCINO-LASE, Halt-past Mau. — The public Wes of Sugar are again large for to•morrow, and will try the firmness of the market, but the accounts front the Cmtiotnt to-day are favourable for the article; the sale. consist of 150 bhds. Barbadoes ; 13,000 bags Mauritius ; 6.000 bap Madras ; 3,000 begs Pisan,; and 1,500 bags Bengal; there has been some inquiry for foreign to-day, by private con tract —Coffee : 4,200 bags of Costa Rica are advertised for sale to-morrow; the dstnan4 for native Rood ordinary has improved, and business 60 113•10 extent has been done, at 345. to 34e. 64.—Rice firm.—ln other articles no material alteration; but confidence appears to increase in most articles. PRICES CURRENT. 'wad* cwt. DUTY rase. Pip, No. 1. Li 7... 0 0 01.1ndia,B.P.be 11.345. 08.330.66 Hoops 3 10... 0 0 Middling 0 6-37 Csrgo at Cardiff bar 0 0... • 0 Good to lee 33 6 ..41 Swedish II 0-13 0 Ilearttles, brown- 26 0.. 34 LIAD, at per ton. Yellow .. .. 33 0...191 Pig, best l6 S. If 5 Mac.........- ...... 119 0.-40 MWsd, sheet l7 C.. 17 5 lisloPlGMelres,b. 17 0...32 14,5.............- 1510...0 0 Yellow 33 0...39 Patent shot ...... ..... 19 10... 0 MVP 35 0 .43 red or minium ... 18 10... 0 Penign, brown-- 31 0_53 Split: l3 0...13 1 Tellaw -.. 36 6...37 Gun, per 132 imp. gal. d.p. Grey and white- 39 1...31 FM, Hea4 pale 26 10..27 Ilennol, Munbro'.. 48 0-54 straw ......... 43 0...32 brown & yellow.. 14 0.. 13 LamiN torruN In Baud. 11Wl• 1 5l 0...62 West India, Heed Metter AI 0 ..52 O IS 0_ 18 0 OM l3 10_23 1 Ocod. IS 0... 50 0 loath Sse l4 0..17 Pine 63 0...100 0 Olive • Oellipoll,p.ton 43 0...44 Ceylon, good cab Cocos Net II 0...13 nary ........ ....... 34 0... 33 • Seed, Rape, pale, Fine cedlnery... 38 0... 42 0 per ton ..... Pins 46 0... 80 0 Limed 23 0.., 0 Mocha, good to 42 0... 68 0 Pacvsnosni, per sot. Coma Ilion, ordi- titer-Ont, let 70 0..23 Sumatra Jr MI 0... SIO • 4W59 •90 Jr Pa 3the • 5... • ding 110.231 Debi* Ist 0 0... • Tae, at per lb. Limerick, do.-- 60 0..05 Osegon.conaces.. 0 S ... 0 9 Corby, lit 7O 0... M • Pinot per Pit. Newry, let 0 0... • • Bungal white 5 6... 1 2 6 Beef, Ind 6 Walerlsrd per 60 0...76 • Cargo-- lava sad Manilla 7 0... 13 0 Owes Patna, Mewled .... 14 0.. 19 u Priam Mays 0 0... • • Gar01i5e............. 19 •...23 0 Pork prisons.- 75 0...55 • Brian% bress-Park.Lark 1 71 c •• • Ds.. Mk& I Ban% Wairdird, = wt. II 0..14 • 40 0...63 0 42 •..J• 0 lar Vl do I.J•1 .J• Ditto 11 62 C.. 7 270 I =, ll o=oow. at per lb. 3. A. sad M. Video, 06.44 M. MI Zed.-- dry 0 0...• • =ted 0 3 ..4 II /Go, dry 0 3‘...• SI Lima VelpAry 8 if ...• • We.: liala, dry.- 0 0 ...• • Netted 0 11...11 I East India z% dry 0 • ..0 • 0 • ...0 Is IL *war per Hanle, litto 6 • . 7 Den Moons, at pr ton. I=ensilee-in 13... 0 ...... 4 5- 4 1 PINK limas $ 5- 0 Illogrnklerge andmild eg 10 0-11 9 0...10 Mom 13 10...13 Own Mann .... HP 10...13 .16 11-611 Lao dwelt - 100000011• Ind Desseara, 3110 SI per cont. OT. : ... . haws: 7; 34 per cont. O.P. 9 1 ... Fasomito marks Brandy, Ist Onnds British spirit; d.p. 1 ... IrYt I ...0 3 Pus , par ton. Idp L B.T.B. 0...40 C Tobariftwo, 9 Mad . 0.. 0 Donsli aairiZia SO 0....110 35 0...43 Naar, at pa tam. INVIII*1118": 10..1 1 10... 0 10— 0 U 10...34 33 10 0 pis 3l 1)... 0 Yt lostbireijoia ls 0...33 Bowing ... l6 0...24 15 10...19 .... Tin, at per wt. 10 0... Was Os in aits s3 0... 0 Inoot, at per ton. Bus 5 SO , TALLOW.—The heavy arrivals of Australian and South American continue to el *peer the market ; Y. C. is selling at 41s. from the male ; the demand continues good. Peterebargb Y.C. ea the spot, 418. ; October to December delivery, ; separate months' delivery, 411.641. PARTICULADA OF TALLOW. I 1447. 1848. I 1649. Meek this day Claim Delivery last week Do. tram let Jams arrival lest week Do. tram 1* Jane Pries T. C. this day per ewt DIA VOWI sommo••••••••••••••• 16,776 2.103 61,90 766 0,124 to 6d. 19,601 4,044 70,109 $11,809,293 479 96. 329. 97,999 2,720 66,123 2,637 16,314 41.. 3d. 436 62° IV.. ia." - 11111711311. sway. prdieseer. Wow. Una sad vel II 1. 41 to 47...wkit0.. 41 to 47 to H Nerlblk sad Uto37 to 41... do 41 te 41 di 34 Talavera firma or SOHO .. .„ .„ 3l o N On& it IM., r 01... le 60 lito 44 ... - vr1de... " ... 41 to 43 to 31 Wellnuala. sae kola H.— to —... 0b..... —lo to Irk/ de ... . .. Sm... saasai,famag =..—.::::-.11 - tai.:1 . 71.161-11, 24 to 26 7161722 0 ...... 96 to 2$ .JUJIII .. OM Wow. OAT% FIC Md. 16 to IS to I% Od...Wint. ..—to —• Od Palma ... 16 to 19 to 20s ed...potato IS to 24. Od Ilerwili t Siolekki4 19 GO 21. Od...pstino 21 to 21• Od bla SM.. ......... 13 to 164 0d...b1ack... l6 to 17• Pi rota pi1ia1c.....---- 19 to Ile Od Kum . 74 to U.. ins. 0de...-. 53 to 65 ram. M i r ................ 31 to 254 Od...umple..- ...... 32 to 35 ...............- Od to 40-Mpertal 4O to 4: WW2 ........... • 27 to 29...id00re.......- . 30 to $8 Isasa.llllanaps. 24 to 25 Mk 22 to 1111...•21 to 'berme SO to 32...ma11 32 to 24-. old to Tut" Sow Orem, per Mai. —.....M aur —co —...otd —to 60 m 62 I" Ctensonelo .. . per ti .. . 24. A mot 41 =Ms rum; Toemmods, 0i110med...... 42 UM -Sue bemmleell 116 lb 20 Sloreslk sod BaSolk. MI tope ..wldto 36 to 40 NorthMdieliad. Untobs. sad Terimidni — to to -- 1 7 0ILLION. __ _ __.. • - • - Weimar. Digais NES grodpbit; ... 4ICO 33 ..1104 SS to 37 Paotonsoaa hra l= t ok, and Storla. 17 19 to SI Pm sod Dual& * sett Hasaboroti Itoulso ..... . .. .... 39 10 43...19pypti0n to Den4b end a • _ haM ....—.. ......... ... to --Australian.... 49 to SS 11711 ... ....... W SUIT, Peedlrg ... 22 to 24 .81181118( 23 to 27 brotosiOnut 3B to 40...Lormas to OAT% lama Postrattuta 882 IStralmut6 — to 011 . 11Piali and Doti& TTloooloacl aid Dot& food l6 to 19 Ditto brew l9 t 0123 -feed —to Sea" disk.. omsll to —...01d. Egyptian ...... ...... NI to 28—Teman7 —to m *him........—...... to .. 26 28 ..boll7 Pam, p e...„... 80 .. 52 Taus, *id new —to --large ...... .. —to Lm®, Ratio and Kuehn il tO 36 to 311 Mediterranean and Odeon- to 33 to ilit Rama= to —. Ainapeeed 32 to $4 Rama= Cease, free of dn&r .,.. ton.. A: 5 se. tot 5 10s. Lwow Calms, Pooh and Z 8 Oe. to t 9 Os. Ditto heath and Amerinen /I 8 10e.to Z 9 10e. Moon, American, par terve' 0113613 a .. MI to 30 Dentate and Donlan .. .. Dumdum Treseh, per melt of UMW.. tree 36 to 40 ARRIVAISIII4IO LONDON PROM 15th JAN. SO 20th JAN. Qrs. English. &Melt. kirk foreign. Wheat I 41U 125 15932 Barley 2296 1552 5168 Oata 1062 1417 1 2009 I 2447 rim, 2,393 Mall ; 1,837 barrow Malt, 3,544 gre. IMPERIAL AVRRAOMs. lithost.l Harloy . 1 Out. i Rys. pies's.' Per. Des. I ... ... Ole 9431. 6.1 114 6d 114 3d336 74,40, 94 16 ... ... 47. 6d 311 44 16s 114129664194. rd 39. 34 4.. i. 13 ... ... 47. 6,1,310 4111. 46 298 1033. 74 314 14 30 ... .. 46. 104 318 34'168 Od 663 66 33s 114 36, 11.‘ Ls. 6 ... ... Os 10d 300 94 174 03 1116 4.1 32, 4417. 9d 16 ... ... *lino 114°11. 11127. 64220 1d3511 Od 6 woks' Au. Aver. '470 0.131. 00110 311211. 3.:62, 62, 1 370 Id Don.—Wlteol, 100,; Balm Is.; Ws, Is. 6d; Rye, plaal. sad Is da. Prim. . Dec. 9. I Dec. IL Dee. 23. Dee. SO. Jan. O. Jan. IS. 1 i- - - - ... ... ... 47 6 46 DI 43 10 ... ... •:: =1 —.— 41 4 ...... .» .:. .:.. --.71...--- ANDOTIR, Jan. 20.-There was a good show of Wheat; quality curious, and a very large attendance. The demand was slow, but as the farmers generally refused to take lees money, we may quote last week's prices. There was a fair demand for Flour, but without variation from late quotations. Barley was plentiful, for which there was a fair demand, yet prices were a trite lower. The Malt trade was sluggish, but prices nominally the same as before. The small amount of bwiaer transacted La Oats, Beans and Peas, rendered it difficult to platy the quotations correctly. Wheat, 395. to 621. Barley, 235. to 26e. Oats, 165. to 18e. Beene, 355. to 38s. Pear, 40s. to 445. per qr. Malt, 7s. 6d. to Bs. per bushel. Flour, 36e. to 375. per sack. AYLESBURY, Jan. 20.-We have again a dull market, with priors ruling perhaps a trifle lower than last week. Wheat, 101. to 121. 10s. per load. Barley, 275. to 30s. per qr. Beans, 265. to 295. Peas, 341. to 40s. Oat*, 19s. to 26e. BATH, Jan. 20.-We had a good 'supply of Wheat, but the new is generally out of condition, and the sale was dull, at much the same prices as last week. Barley and other description of grain, without alteration. Wheat, old, 60e. to 62e. ; new, 40s. to 485. Barley, grinding, 265. to Ns. ; malting, 30s. to 345. Oats, white, 225. to 245. ; black, 18s. to 225. Beams, old, 425. to 48e. ; new, 38s. to 42e. Peas, whits, 42a. to 46a. ; grey, 40s. to 425. - - • - - - BZDFORD. Jan. 20.—There was a plentiful supply of Wheat offered for Ws this day, trd for which the trade was languid, at the currencies of this day r'nnfitht. Barley made fully as much money, and less offenag. Beans, Peas, and Oats more plentiful, and the turn in favour of the buyer. Wheat made from 265. to 31s. Pea , 21e. to 345. 6d. Beans, 17s. is 245. per load of 5 bushels. Barley, 265. to 31s. Oats, 16s. to 245. per qr. - - BOSTON. Jan. 20.—There hu been only a moderate sup. ply of Wheat at market to-day, and the trade has been with out animation, at ls. decline. Very little doing in Oats or B. ans. Wheat, red, 375. to 445.; white, 475. Oats, 11e. to 21s. B. am, new, 235. to 30s. ; old, 365. CAMBRIDOII, Jan. 20.—We bad a very dull market to-day for all grain, and, with the exception of best Barley, every thing was cheaper. Second-rata Barley was almost un saleable. Wheat, red, 44.. to 485.; white, 50s. Barley, seed, 224. to 24a.; malting, 28s. to 325. Beans, new, 305.; old, 355. Peas, 38e. Oats, 14a. to 221. Carrniinufiv, Jan. 20.—Basiness in the Corn market to- day was rxcealinsly heavy ; plenty of 'ample., but few buyers. White Wheat, 445. to 525. ; brown, 38s. to 475. Barley, 28s. to 345. Oats, 151. to 21s. Beans, old, 30s. to 31s. ; new, 28a. Pose, 345. • - - . CAILLIBLS, Jan. 20.—There wise rather a small supply of Wheat at our market this morning, which was sold at lart week's rate,. The supply of Barley and Oats was about an avenge, and prices dull. Wheat, white, new and old, 20s. to 21s, 6d. ,• red, new and old, 176. 6d. to 19e. 6d. Barley, new and old, 9s. to 10s. Oats, potato, 6 1 . 63. to 7s. 3d.; common, 6s. to 61. 3d. Flour, per stone, 21. to 2s. 4d. Oatmeal, Is. 6.1. Byemeal, Is. 2d. Barley- meal, Is. 2d. COLCRIBTRIL, Jan. 20.-The trade is unaltered from this day week. Wheat continues in bad condition, and meets a sluggish rale, but full prices are given for everything in good order. Inferior Barley is premed in vain on the mar ket, but malting sorts sell at late rates. Beans ere very soft, and nobody cans to purchase them. Pee are in demand for seed. Giovezema, Jan. 20.-At our market this day there was an average supply of English Wheat, which was taken very sparingly, ak former priors. In foreign very few Inns actions ars reported and we make no change in our quota. tions. Beans and Barley offered at Is. per qr. less money. Oats still neglected, though freely offered at our quotations. The following are the present prices of grain : Wheat, Eng lish, white, old, per imperial bushel, 6s. Od. to 6s. 6d. ; new, Si. 6d. to 6s. Od. • red, old, Si. 9d. to 6s. 3d.; new, ss. 3 d. to se. 9d. ; Dantile (low to high mixed), per 480 6s. 6d. to 6s. 9d. ; Polish, Pomeranian, and Stettin, 6.. 6d. to 6s. Od.; Odessa, Idarianopoli, soft, ss. 3d. to ss. 9d. ; Odom, Taganrog, hard, se. 3d. to 6s. 6d. Barley, English, grinding, per 3921b5., 225. to 241. ' • malting, per imp. qr., Me. to 30e. ; Irish, orinding, 25a. to 265. ; 27e. to 291.;_f, gr ind ing, 255. to 265.; malting, 295. to 30s. Beans, E • old, per imp. bush., ss. 3d. tote.l3d. • new, 4s. Od. teas. .; foreign, Egyptian, per 65t lbe.,3s. 113 d. to 4s. Od.; needs, Butch, meal tick, 4s. 3d. to 4s. 6d. ; Irish, 4s. 2d. to 4s. 4d. Oats, per 312 lb., Limerick, Wex ford, and Eanimorthy,white, old, 215.t0 225. Od.; new,185.64. to 19s. 6d.; Cork, Waterford, and Youghsll , new, 18 e. to 18s. 6d. ,• %V sh black, Ns. to 16s. 6d. • ' Irish. per 3121b5., 194. to 18e. 6d. Peas, breakers, English, per imp. bl. t ss.6d. to 6s. Od. ; foreim 6a. Od. to fis. 3d. ; grey and gruiders, English, per 65ilba, 4s. 9d. to Si.;foreign, 4s 61. to 4s. 9d. Flour, best seconds, English, per ;eel, 355. to 375. Linseed Cake, French, Si. to 91. Imports of the week ending Jan. 19: Barley, 1,605; Oats, 1600: Beans, 66. GUILDFORD, Jan. 20.-We were scantily supplie I with Wheat, the demead for which was extremely lifeless ; never- Melees prices were fully supported, and a good clearance made. Wheat, 48s. to 6 05. ; new, 40s. to 58s. Oats, 16s. to 20s. Beans, 325. to 40s. Peas, 365. to 425. HirruAL, Jan. 20.-We had a good supply of grain at our market this morning ; trade was very dull. Wheat sold about the same as last week. Oats were a little lower, say Id. per stone. Other things much the same. Wheat, 30s. to 355. per load of 20 stone. Barley, 12s. to 13s. per bushel of 11 at. Sib. Oats, 91d. to 121 d. per at. American barrel Flour, 30s. to 31s. Lxiezirma, Jan. 20.-Again has our market been exceed ingly dull. The lots add to-day ranged in price as follows: W eat 42e. to Mle. Barley, 275. to 30s. Oats, 15s. to 18e. Bye, 23e. to 27e. Beans, Ws. to 331. Peas, 351. to 38e. Maecenas", Jae. 20.-Little has been do-e here dur ing the week, sad there has been no material change in pries' • the same may be said of the Liverpool aad Wake- Asia Markets yesterday. At our Exchange to-day the de mand for article is for the supply of present consump tics only. sad Float are without change in vales • the slee k of the latter artiste is low, mi really good qualiele; ere seam. Oats Id. per bushel, and Meal 6d load load lower. Other artistes without change in value. Stocks in all bands, inept those et warahants and factors, are low, all We hear now and then of a cargo of bonded Wheat being taken to hold over, but the quantity which has changed hands is comparatively small when taken in oonnexion with the stocks that are toles released, the generality of holders pre ferring to retain their grain in bond, and abide by the result of their dberation on the Ist February. At our market this morning we had a less supply of Wheat from the growers, and having very little offering from the gout, fresh-thrashed samples ware taken off Timely at lad week's prices, south country as well se free foreign at the same lime meeting rather mare inquiry, at fully former rates. In bonded we did not hear of a single transaction being eencheded. Plane was held with more firmness, but the saleawere by no means free; still, however, from the firm Irmo pervading the Wheat trade to dry, we look for more &position being manifested by our dealers to put-oboe neat week. Re nominally the ssme. The best descriptions of Barley continuing comparatively ovine, fcr such late tes Were amply sustained, but ordinary samples were most difficult of disposal, and could have been had on rather easier terms. For Malt we have little inquiry, and prices are still tending downwards. Beans ar d Peas much the same. Having a less supply of Oef • from the counuy , with more moderate arrivals coastwise, sales were more readily effected upon the terms of this day se'nnight. We have no change to note in the duties. Prices:- Wheat: British, Northumberland, new, white, 50s. to 52a. ; red, 425. to 495. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, new, white, 62e. to 644. ; red, 485. to Lineoleshire, new, white, 60s. to 62e.; red, 47e. to 495. Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk, 245. to 275. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 29.. to 31e.; Chevalier, 30s. to 325. ; Northumberland and Scotch, 245. to Vs.; Chevalier, 265. to 28s. ; grinding and distilling, 245. to 275. Malt, 50s. to 531. ; Chevalier, 525. to 545. Oats, Northumberland and Scotch, potato, new, 20s. to 22s ; common and Angus, old, Ns. to 22a. ; new, 15s. to 20s. Peas, white, boiler', 325. to 345. ; grey and maple, 34e. to 365. Beans, old, 38s. to 425. ; new, 30s. to 36.. Flour, per sack, line. Stockton and Northumberland, 34e. to 365. ; Norfolk, white, 355. to 370.; households, 335. to 355. ; second., 30s. to 33.. ; house holds, 28s. to 32..; thirds, 265. to 28e. ; households, 24.. to 28s. Wheat, foreign, Dantsie and Konigsberg, white, 525. to 551. ; red, 475. to 495. Silesian, white, 50s. to 535.; red, 481. to 60s. Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white, 625. to 535. ; red, 50s. to 52a. Hamburg, Marks, and Anhalt, white, 50s. to 525. ; red, 475. to '49s. Kiel and Holstein, white, 48s. to 50.. ; red, 445. to 465. Petersburg and Archangel, red, 38e. to 40s. Odessa, red, 40s. to 42a. ; Polish, red, 445. to 465. Rye, Pomeranian and Prussian, 24e. to 275. Russian, 245. to 261. Barley, fisal, 265. to 281.; Pomeranian and Holstein, 241. to 265. Oats, Dutch brew, 20s. to 225. ; Pomeranian, feed, 18s. to 20s. ; stein and Danish, 16s. to 131. ; Archangel and Riga, 16s. to 18e. Peas, white, 28s. to 325. Beans, Fneslend, 301. to 365.; Alexandriar. 245. to 265. The arrivals this ' week are: Whist, coastwise, 416; foreign, 433 qrs. Barley, coaatwies, 182. Oats, coastwise, 800. Flour, 1,288 sacks. NRWPORT (18LE or Wiener), Jan. 20.-The corn trade at this day's market was again very dull, with a pl..ntiful sup ply. Average: Wheat, 40s. Gd . per go.; Barley, 261. ; Oats, 181.; Peat, 404. Nouwicn, Jan. 20.-The late unaccountable weather, and so little frost to improve the condition of the Wheat, with the near approach of the let February, caused our market to so dull an aspect as visible. The farmers required fully se mush, and the millers resisted their requests, and the busi ness transacted was on a very limited scale. Flour sold rea dily, at our last week's quotation.. Spr.ne corn remains stationary, as regards prices and offers. So that, upon the whole, we have no change, and de not alter our quotations. Nom:roe/at, Jan. 20,-The Wheat in this market comes to hand in very moderate contition. The supply is small, and prices of last week fully maintained for all good qualities. The best malting Barleys are taken at le. over late rates; but secondary sorts are difficult to sell. In Oats and Beans no alteration. PETERBOROUGH, Jail. 20.-We have a large supply of Wheat to this day's market, and there is also a fair quantity of Barley, Beane, and Oats offering. The trade continues in the same dull state that we have had to note it for several weeks past, the millers wily taing the best qualities at late rates, while the inferior sorts are Is. cheaper than last week. Barley, Beans, and Oats are not cheaper, but the demand fix each is very limited. Wheat, new, 38e. to 42a.; glaa. 44e. to 465.; old, 421. to 46e.; fine, 48s. Barley, Us. to 28e.; floe, 30s. Oats, new, 14e. to 16s. ; fine, lbs. to 21s. ; old, 20e. ; fine, 26e. Beane, old, 38s. to 40e. Parworrs, Jan. 20.-We have nothing fresh to report of the state of our market, which continues almost without life, sales of all grain being made with great difficulty. Wheat. white, 91 to 111. ; red, 101. to 10/. 10s. per load. Barley, malting, 270. to 285.; grinding. 255. to 275. Oate, 181. to 19s. Peas, 38s. to 42.. Beans, 405. to 42e. PRESTON, Jen. 20.-Our imports from Ireland are to a fair amount. Continued dulness has been the prevailing feature in the corn trade throughout the week, with a ten dency to lower price.. We bad a good supply of English Wheat at our Corn Exchange to-day, which met a dragging sale at a decline of le. per wintile. and we note Irish nomi nally 2d. per bushel lower. Flour nearly maintained lame week's rates. Oats in limited request, at an abatement of Id. per bushel; and Oatmeal, being in languid demand, the general qualities must be noted Gd. ler load the .per. Other article neelected, though oder* on easier terms. The present prices: Wheat, per windle of 22011 x. English, white, 21s. 6d. to 245. fel. ; yellow, 20s. Od. to 23e. Irish, per bushel of 701 be., red, superfine qualities, 6s. Bd. to 6s. 10d.; middling to good, ss. 11d. to 65..5d. Flour, per pack of 2401 be , English, fine to superfine, 31s. 6d. to 37e. Od.; French, per 2801b5., superfine, 39e. to 42a. Od. ; sieving, per 2401 b.., 31s. to 32,. Barley, per bushel of 6011 x., Irish and Scotch, malting, 4.. Od. to 4s. 6d. ; grinding, 3s. to 3s. 9d. Beane, per windle, of 2201 b., English, I`2a. Gd. to 14s. ; Irish, 124. to 13s. Peas, Irish, maple and grey, per 2801 W., 15a. to 17a. Bran, per pack of 24011 x., Irish, 10.. to 10s. 6d. Oats, per bushel of 451b5., Irish, prime mailing guilties t 2s. Bd. to 2s. 9d.; common, 2a. Gd. to 2s. 7d. Oatmeal, per load of 2401 be , Irish, choice samples, 245. Bd. to 255. ; good general qualities, 235. Gd. to 245, ; middling to good, 23e. to 235. 6d. Indian Corn, per qr. of 4801 b., 335. 6d. to 365. Od. Indian Corn Meal, per pack of 24011 x., white, 17s. 9d. to 18a. Od. ; yellow, 181. Gd. to 19s. RIAIGNO, Jan. 20.-We cannot report any increase in our supply of Wheat from the farmers, which still continues very taffies; late prices were therefore fully realised to-day, and the opinion is very general that we have seen the lowest, notwithstanding we are now within a few days of free trade. Fine Barley readily made the peeve of last week, but inferior seraphs were difficult to quit without submitting to an abatement of 2s. per qr. Oats were quite as dear, and supply lees than for some weeks put. Beans and Peas ex cessively dull, and still declining is value. &creeper WALDEN, Jan. 20.-Wheat, Is. per qr. dearer. Barley, Is. per qr. in advance. A heavy sale for Peas, Beans, and Oats. SHRRW6BURY, Jan. 20.-Our market this day was well supplied with Wheat, Barley, and Oats. Wheat was in good demand at last week's price, and, in some instances, ls. to 2s. per qr. dearer for fine white Wheat. Barley and Oats very dull, at last week's prices. StTNDIILAND, Jan. 20.-The It An!! coastwise this week have been 300 tr. of Barley and 350 seeks of Flour. To day we had a very fair supply of Wheat from the farmers, in various condition, which experienced a somewhat ready sale at about last wees's rates. There is not much inclina tion on the part of the millers to hold large stocks. The best Wheats fetched 48s. to 60s. ; good average parcels, 445. to 46e. ; and inferior sample*, 38s. to 425. ; south country Wheats are ready sale at these rates; and the demand for foreign is rather better. Malting Barley, at 26e. to 28e., is dull sale. Oats are fiat, at 20s. to 21s. Beano, at 325. to 34e. ; and Grey Peas, at 22a. to 245., are in better demand. Malt is very heavy sale at 52e. to 545. Flour is in good demand, at 355. to 36e.! for south country, and 335. to 34e. for home made. Averages for the past week : Wheat, 295 qrs., at 45e. 6d. Oats, 455 qn., at 19s. per qr. W• 1111261112, Jan. 20.-The attendance was large. There was an indifferent supply of Wheat ; end, considering, the quality, it commanded a trifle advance upon last week's currency. The quantity of Barley on offer was large; but so little disposition was evinced to purchase at Ist* rates, that a alight depression In prices was submitted to, in order to pro mote sales. Oats drew but little attention, and prices were generally under last week's quotations. Transactions in Beans and Peas were very trifling, but no chugs in value was experienced. The inquiry for Malt was limited, at a trifling reduction. Flour met with a fair demand, and prices were well maintained. Wheat, 42a. to 56e. ; new, 40s. to 50s. Barley, 25s to 34a. Oats, 20 s. to 24 5. Beans, 40s. to 50s. per qr. Flour, 36e. to 375. per sack.. Malt, 7e. 6d. to Be. per bushel. Tares, 71. 6d. to 9e. 6d. WINCES/WIZ, J 62. 20.-At this mornieg's market there was a moderate supply of Wheat, but the attendance of dealers was not numerous. Its value was fully supported, though no advance in prices can be quoted, and the amount of business transacted was on a limited scale. The quantity of Barley on sale was large, for which abetter demand than o o b f r r o o la ug a t i t was e a the exper i ence d , more prices realised eandequal on t al l thistthe d e ra yr demand. wP descri pt i ons G T of l 4 ; 0 de samp l es supplyswat heavy samples maintained its value, but the lighter descrip tions experienced a alight depression. In Beans and Peas exceedingly little business was done. Prices however ruled about stationary. Wheat, from 91. to 121. 10s. per load. Barley, 23.. to 30a. Oats, 15e. to 20s. Beans, 325. to 40e Peas, 345. to 425. per qr. Waseca, Jan. 20.-We are moderately supplied wit ' s grain of all kinds at this day's market ; the condition very much 'fluted by the damp, mild weather. 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