The Express.
London, England, 1855-01-22 00:00:00

by Mr. O. F. Mae Hey, is big circular for the Overland
Mall this day, a good demand still sales for stout grey long
cloths, T clothe, low printing cloths, and similar fabrics for
the markets of Syria, Egypt, Arabia, Palatiae, ad Persia
(the trade with Circusla, Abuja, and Penis having bees
casiderably developed, by the Sea of Asof, consequent on
the breaking down of the Russian cordon of autumn by the
war), but which demand is limited to some extent by
scarcity of carrying ships. The home trade is moderate's
active, and more business will be done should the grain
markets continue to decline.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lnarin, JAN. 20.—There has
only been a sluggish market to-day. The extensive failures
that have taken play in London during the current week
has had a depressing effete in this market. Several of the
houses in question have had considerable transactions in
this town, and a natural effect is to canoe a gloomy feeling ;
hence the attendance of merchants in the Cloth-halls this
morning was only a limited one, and very little disposition
to buy was shown. The business was only of a moderate
character. The manufacturers are pm. sU.g sales, and to
effect them they consent to take reduced prices. There is a
moderate trade doing in the warehouses, and, considering
circumstances, as much as need be expected. The govern-
ment orders for supplying the navy with woollens were
issued on Wednesda Several of the manufacturers in
this town and neighbourhood were successful in their
tenders: from the best information we can collect we be.
Here the orders are considerably distributed, but the great
bulk have come to this town and the surrounding district.

CORN.-CAMBIUDOII, JAN. 20.-Withont much activity
our market to day has recovered from the late depreasion,
and all corn was from le. to 2s. dearer than last week.
CANTZRBURY, JAN. 20.-Our wheat market was bat
thinly supplied; sales were more readily effected, with a
small advance. Brown wheat, new, 645. to 70s. ; white,
new, 725. to 76a.; barley, new, 30s. to 321. ; oats, new, 275.
to 285.; beans, old, 445. ; new, 385.; peas, hog, 375. to 40s.
Cumulus, JAN. 20.-We had a good supply of all kinds
of grain at our market this morning. For wheat there was
a strong demand at about 6i. per Carlisle bushel advance
on the week. A fair demand for oats at last week's
rates. Barley sold readily at a little improvement
on the price of this day week. Wheat, white, new, 28a.
to 30s. 6d.; old, 305. to 30s. 6d. ; red, new, 265. to 28s. ; old,
Ws. to 285. 6d. Barley, old and new, 12a. 6d. to 14.
Oats, potato, 10s. to Ils. 6d.; do. common, 9s.
10s. 6d. Rye, 185. to 205. Flour, per stone, 2s. Bd.to
Oatmeal, 2a. to 25.2 d. Brim's], ls. Bd. Barleymeal, Is.
-Carlisle Journal.
COLCHISTER, Jew. 20.-A fair supply of wheat and
other grain atour market to-day. Wheat 3s. per qr. dearer
with a ready sale. Barley, beans, and peas each realised
per qr. more money.
GUILDFORD, JAN.2O -There was a large quantity i
wheat at market, which met en extensive demand at rates
not obtainable last week, and 20. to 35. under the values a
fortnight ago. Wheat, 64,. to 82s. ; Tal , 84s. Bar-
ley, 295. to 355. Oats, 265. to 315. Beans, 445. te
Peas, 415. to 465.
Otorcsurra, JAN. 20.-The wintry weather bas
proved the feeling of our market to-day, and farmers were
reluctant sellers at an advance of 4s. to 61. per qr. on the
week. Foreign fully recovered the decline of last week.
Barley, beans, and Indian corn maintained former rates.
The oat trade was quiet, at about previous prices.-Ins.
ports of the week ending Jan. 20: Wheat, 1,804 ; barley,
1,088 ; beans, 700.
HERTFORD, JAN. 20.-The wheat market to-day fully
eupports last week's prices, and the beat runs made ls. per
load advance. Barley sold at quite as much money ; supply
good. Oat., peas, and beans made last week's prices. Wheat,
405. to 465. per load. Barley, 305. to 365. per qr. Oats,
245. to 325. Peas, 245. to 28.. per load. Beans, 26e. to d'
Rye, 245. to 28s.

143WCASTLIMPON-TTNI, JAW. 20.-The weather s,._
week has undergone a sudden change, the mildness which
we have previously had occasion to notice having given
place to that of en opposite character. The trade during
the present week has been characterised by more confidence,
buyers on Tnesday having shown more disposition to operate
at a decline of Is. per qr. upon wheat, and as the -
advanced confidence in an immediate rally became
apparent, indeeed it would now seem that the chief
of the recent decline wit owing to the openness of
weather than the early restoration of peace, although
latter might have assisted in addition to the depression.
The prices taken for the best runs of new Norfolk red we,
from 711. to 735., whereas for • very choice parcel of
white 80s. was paid to go to westward, and the tame fil
for a lot of old white Danteic, new Stettin red being at
same time sold at 735. and Swedish at 725., all weighed r
per bushel. Flour has been held more stiffly
Wednesday, although previously low rates were
witted to where vessels required clearing. In barley
other articles little change of moment has occurred.
At our market this morning we had a pretty good supply
of wheat from the growers, but the aggregate receipts from
the coast and abroad being moderate, fresh-threshed
samples fully recovered the depression of last week, whereas
upon south country and foreign an improvement of '
131. per qr. wits established with a free inquiry. For c.
Norfolk and Suffolk red 761. was procured without difficult
whereas the same price was paid for a choice cargo t
foreign red from Fehmeren, and 74e. 6d. for medium Ham-
burg weighed 631bs. Flour must be written le. to
rock dearer aed in steady request. Of American our
ill quite bare. Rye may be calledhigher. Mall
and grinding barley met rather more attention, but in tl
value we quote little change. Malt a slow sale. Beans
pease were held more stiffly. With oats we were well
plied by our growers, for which a slow sale was experienced
at about previous rates. The arrivals this week are :-Whoa'
coastwise, 392 qrs. ; foreign, 2,046 ; barley, coastwise,
oats, coastwise, 849 ; foreign, 51; beans, foreign,
flour, 500 sacks.
NONWICR, Jaw. 20.-To our market this day
brought a fair supply of wheat ; the merchants also ,
largely, condition materially improved of late. Prices
the commencement were irregular, but ultimately P
fully 4s. per qr. higher than last week, with a good t
the trade. Flour was in demand at 31. per sack adt
and a fair amount of business traasuted. Barley trade
sensed a more healthy aspect, although prices were
shade beyond those of this dae'nnight. Grinding d.
dons were inquired atter, ands. per qr. advance was
Beans and peas offered freely, and a fair amount of
nets done at 21. per qr. reduction. Oats were a slow
at former rates. Wheat, white, 745. to 765. per qua
red, 70s. to 725. Barley, malting. 325. to 345. ; grinding,
to 30s. Beans, 475. to 495. Peas, 425. to 455. Oats, I
to 32e. Fine household flour, f.0.b.,551e. per sack of 2801b5.,
gross, sack included in the purchase.
PITENNOSOUGH, JAN. 20.-We had a very large
of wheat here to-day, and prices must be written is.
higher, 63 lbs. fine yellow wheat making 745.
There was a good show of barley and oats but
beans, and prices for all were in favour of the seller.
RIADINO. JAN. 20.-We had a very thin attendance
both persons and corn at market to-day, and although se
changed hands very slowly, it could not be bought r
2s. per qr. advance from last market. Barley without
Lion. The same may be said of oats, beans, and peas.
WUNSCH, JAN. 20.-We have a fair supply of
Of grain here to-day, and confidence being restored,
buboes has bees done at an advance of 3s. te 4s. per
wheat, =did. to Is. per qr. on oats. Beans as before.
weathepeaseet in very wintry end severs. Wheat,
to 781.
per stone. Beans, 455. to 475.
WORCLISTIL JLX. 20.-The market to-day
largely supplied with wheat, which gold readily at an
provement of 3s. per qr. Barley leas pressed for sale en
lower. Oats held for quite as much money. Beans
peas rather more inquired for.
You, Jas. 20.-We had a large attendance
MATS. Business, however, was checked by the exUayagan,
rates they demanded, and only a limited business done
at an advance of 2s. to 3s. per qr. on wheat, and le
by. Wheat, white, 761. to 78e. per Re. ; red, 725.
berley, malting, 31e. to 345.; ditto, grinding, 305..
bet, 725. to 745.; oats, Is. :lid. to Is. 2cl. per
141bs. ; flour, 61s. to 641. per sack of 2801 b.
ILIRCALDT, JAN. 20.-The weather, although
bed occasionally frosty days, continues generally o,
lavourable for ploughing, which new gets far advanced.
ear country markets this week we experienced
dulness in the early part of it, and even at a deck.
price we had few buyers; latterly more eagerness
shown to purchase, and the prices paid exceseded
last week by le. to 2s. per qr. on wheat, and the
barley and oats. fiefs to-day we had small inn
all kinds of grain, apparently much under the wants
buyers. A quick demand for everything, at an advance
Is. to 2s. per qr. Wheat, 62e. to 765. per qr. Barley,
Ito 365. 6cl. Oats, 24e. to 30s.
Donuts, JAN. 19.-There was a small supply
e, firm market at our corn exchange to-day. Wt
sot alter our quotations of Tuesday, but for the best qt
Ws el wheat and oats prices were rather in favour of
Nike. No change in Indian corn or foreign wheat.
WAY/J/701D, JAN. 20.-Our imports of Indian c
ads week have been large, nearly all the cargoes
erwind-bound in Liverpool having come in
Of other articles the arrives are triflii
farmers the supplies still continue on a v
limited scale, and in poor condition. Our market has
undee any change of consequence since this day
nights nine of most articles has been well ablate
and en increased disposition manifested by millers end
ere to purchase. Wheat-Irish has been freely taken a
enhancement of 6d. to le. per barrel, and several parcels
foreign have found buyers at the extreme rates of Saturday
last. Barley, though not much inquired for, has realised fall
prices. Oats have been in improved request, and a
cession of 3d. per barrel by holders has led to rather a '
business. Indian corn has &Mead more attention,
decline of 3d. per barrel, which sellers es ship have
misted to in order to avoid landing charges. Flour dr
previous rates. Imports this week: Wheat, 117 qrs.;
diem corn, 18,344; flour, 490 bake. rapoets ; Ow,
barrels; flour, 2,382 seeks; oatmeal, 910 cwt.

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Mr. G. F. Handley, to his circular for the Overland ..,......-.....---...-
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all this day, a good demand still exists for stout grey long SHIPPING INTELLIGENCIL
mho, T clothe, low printing cloths, and similar fabrics for ---o---
is markets of Syria, Egypt, Arabia, Palatine, sad Persia
be trade with Circamia, Abuja, and Persia having been Queen of the West, from New Twit
Insiderably developed, by the Sea of Asa, consequent on was on shore at LoCAub
le breakieg down of the Russian cordon of customs by the into Leissey,-Liseepoo4 yaw. 20.
ar), but which demand is limited to some extent by
lenity of carrying ships. The home trade is moderate's
stive and more business will be done should the grain Isciszeoor. flatee AT YOZISON Poisit.--Edrian r l
larkets continue to decline. at Marseilles ; Louise Munro, at Charleston ; inho - '
sa.
at Oporto ; British Queen (aa.), Grecian (se ), Diana, awi
Ten, at Constantinople ; Rattler (ea.), at Oporto.
WOOLLEN CLOTH.-Lunt, JAN. 20.-There has Semen rota Livastroor..-Baalbee (se.), from Ccasten,
nly been a sluggish market to-day. The extensive failures Simple, Jan. 9; Ardina, from Leghorn, Jan. 8.
hat have taken plus in London during the current week
es had a depressing effete in this market. Several of the N.
ARRIVED.
louses in question have had considerable transactions is
his town, and a natural effect is to canoe a gloomy feeling ;
tents the attendance of merchantsin the Cloth-halls this Aciacida-at Deal, January 19, from Bt. Skews NAMIIR
morning was only a limited one, and very little disposition Au AND Solna-at Deal, January 19, from Meats Mee ky Library,
.0 buy was shown. The business waspr:a of a moderate Amu- at Gravesend, January 21, from liceigaboti ossortmeat of
iharaeter. The manufacturers are g sales and to AMPS &MD 80PAIA-11 OTSYNStrIdi January 21, from m, Maiatiful tel
Amt--at Gravesend, January 1, from
iffect them they consent to take reduced prices. There is a Ammo- at Gravesend. January 21, from Diem*
leareNalf:7l(%•
moderate trade doing in the warehouses, and, considering ALAJI-atOravemod, January 21, from lsiden TS
Dunkirk 110.1ENNAN
sircumstances, as much as need be expected. The govern- Aimee-et Gravesend, January 19, from. Bt. Miellse's ) and fossils, w
rant orders for supplying the navy with woollens were Ass-at Gravesend, January 19, from „.„..11unkbk Neology, and
issued on Wednesday. f3everal of the manufacturers in Linn-at realm, January 20, from Bandeug
emend, January 20. from
this town and neighbourhood were successful in their even Isa-surAGra-at Gravesend, January 20, from 244111624 VOR AU •
tenders : from the best information we can collect we be. Aroum-at Gravesend. January 10, from
hisheold
thee the orders are censiderably distributed, but the great ALICI Toonrson-at Gravesend. tummy 20, from C APHALTE
bulk have come to this town and the surrounding district. 1311111111P110M-at Gravesend, January 20, from ulttiZ and host, and •
Commute-at Gravesead, January 20, from GroUltyl ollerlimates
Carealosa-at Gravesend, January 20, from__ ...
&oda
Cams-at Gravesend, January 21, from PEI grist
HARDWARE.-BIRMINGHAM, JAN. 20.-Trade here Dune -at Gravesend, January 21, from Oporto lar emerfne s
helm
continues languid and without variation of any kind sines Davossuraz-at Gravesend, January 20, from &Moles and .
New York
our last report. The orders for the home markets are still VAIAIIIIIL-SL Gravesend, January 20, from finespun anal Co.. 2 1,10
unusually limited, and at many of the manufactories the ZWIZIPILIS-at Gravenends January 20, from Hanker: SHEATHING
Eamarom-at Gravesend, January 20, trem lron UDDER 111 .
men are working short time. Upon the whole business is ELtao_ar Gravesend, January 20, from
duller here at the present time than it has been for the last es,,,,,us_as Not, January 19, from Hewer
Mauritius
four or five years. Fermium-et Gravesend. January 20, from Kalmar
lass-at Gravesend, January 20, from Minna
COWL-CAMBRIDGE, JAN. 20.-Without much activity ..... ,-•
• t,,_ Fasomocze-at Gravesend, January 21, from Deems* tads 'g,Piel.tAohaetit'h
.....11T ..DATES-111 Wel January 19, from Carthageug
our market to day has recovered from the late depression, mow'. -at Gravesend, January 20, from for socelerstin
Malan the bait,
and all corn was from le. to 2s. dearer than last week. RIMILIZTrA-at Gravesend, January 20
from
CANYaRBURT, JAN. 20.-Our wheat market was but tying-at Grayseend. January 20 from.. mai" OW 1010TOTDIS
JONAS DSIDSICS-at Gravessed, January 20, from
thinly supplied ; sales were more readily effected, with a . loa eruptions, and
demesne-at Gravesend, JAIIIIII7 20, from Pandas
small advance. Brown wheat, new, 645. to 70s. ; white, Joemme Hestamor-at Graced, January 20, from . gad=
new, 72,. to 76a.; barley, new, 30s. to 321. ; oats, new, 27e. LADY SALTOIN-as Gravesend, January 20, from 'Carleton Or Pearl Dent'
Mmerving the
to 285.; beans, old, 445.; new, 38e.; peas. hog, 375. W 40e. Lotus-at Livorno'', hum? y 20, hero Bt.Mie... -ger the attelnm.
CARLuLa, JAN. 20.-We had a good supply of all lun
• de Laxwaseas-at Gravesend, January 21, from Barham he and edmir
Lamm -at Gravesend, January 21, from
of grain at our market this morning. For wheat there was Oaa-at Gravesend, January 21, from &Soil by Cbamiats an
a strong demand at about Si. per Carlisle bushel advance ODes-at Gravesend, January 20, tram Nordkoppm
on the week. A fair demand for oats at last week's Rommel-a-at Gravesend, January 20, from
rates. Barley sold readily at a little improvement ROSA-at Oravesead, January 20, from ClUmAl
on the prim of this day week. Wheat, white, new, 28a. Rotes-atat
GGravesend, January 20, trim Odiral THIESE
to 30s. 6(I.; old, 30s. to 30s. 6d.; red, new, 265. to 2134.; old, January A, front Jima Pateat .
Bra ED. Bass-at Gravesend, January 'l, from Melml rroacie de
Ms. to 2ss. 6d. Barley, old and new, 12a. 6(1. to 143. amine-at Gravesend, January 20, fe. lrks Trimemar, N
Oats, _ potato, 10s. to Ile. 6d.; do. common, 9s. to Brame-at Gravesend, January 20, rao. MOM • onaustion oft •
10s. Od. Rye 18s. to 295. Flour, per atone, 2s. Bd.to 31. eaten-ac at
Gravesend, January 19, from
1 Oatmeal, 2a. to 2a. 2d. Brim's], le. Bd. Barleymeal, ls. 4(1. Talo-at Gravesend, January 20, from U =lt ' fflosettleordere
-Carlisle Journal. VSOW ALT11...-at-SELd. January 20, from Mans ntr.,„&!....,.0 the rues
. VIOILANT-a1 Gravesend, January 21, from
COLCHESTER, JAN. 20.-A fair supply of wheat and WILMALMINS-SI GraCtlell", January 21, from R
Got=
Ease 7-3 -eirs'whic
I other grain atour market to-day. Wheat 3s. per qr. dearer WILLIAM-at Gravesend, January 19, from '
lae ' to
with a ready sale. Barley, beans, and peas each realised le. Za°l°ll-at Graysmend, January YO. from Gradomo LTA% all
per qr. more money. . mar, Noe. 1, 2
. Nauseating q
GUILDFORD, JAN. 20.-There was a large quantity of SAILED. being 'us.
wheat at market, which met an extensive demand at rates • Molded
not obtainable last week, and 2.. to 3s. under the values a ima_trott, Cardiff, January 18, to Roue,
e fortnight ago. Wheat, 645. to 825.; Tal , 84s. Bar- &ma OW Arcs from Swanses January 19, to Constantinople
Malta Jane,
050, a
r. ley, 295. to 355. Oats, 265. to 31s. Beans, 445. to 484. Aucs-from Salcombe, -January 19, t 0... Ames er t
1, Peas, 41s. to 4131. Assure-from Gravesend, January 20, to. Port P 11159
a GLoreasric, Jew. 20.-The wintry weather ha ha- rucollr.7-fr"from litriaiMen. drunJanuanuar/k Wu, Ce
Bestm elteeteenee menormana
.t proved the feeling of our market to-day, and farmers were gottojogT_rtom Liverpool, Jimmy 20. to &More ~
I, reluctant sellers at en advance of 4s. to 51. per qr. on the Bur. ADAMS-fret" Liverpool, January 10, to. New York ImmeilLtdy,
's week. Foreign fully recovered the decline of last week. BARON from Gravesend, January 21, to *oven
1. Barley, beans, and Indian corn maintained former rates. Bun Bea (s.}-from Sunderland, January Pt, to Balak/ma H E
tr The oat trade was quiet, at about previous prices.-Itn. estates Recemo-from Pranouth, January If, to
CILBRITT-from Sunderlan Jan. 15, to Malan
is ports of the week ending Jan. 20: Wheat, 1,804 ; barley, co,,..e,,i_fm, sidef,,,the, Janooey is, to Seville and j7l
Id 1,088 ; beans, 700. Courses-fir= Salenentie, January 18, to. AWNS
1- RIRTPORD, JAN. 20.-The wheat market to-day fully CATLIAILINZ-from Liverpool, January 20,
It CITY or Lorenow -front Gravesend, January2l, to Donkirk
supports last week's prices, and the beat runs made Is. per , Gravesend, .
at load advance. Barley sold at quite as much money ; supply '6721 Her '
~or
fze:molframin-berroir to
, to = A HI:
id good. Oat,, peas, and beans made last week's prices. Wheat, goar,_oo.o"„aa,„ac° a. '
.teromYtt:. ' g ' Gibrakar m, the
lie 40s. to 461. per load. Barley, 30s. to 365. per qr. Oats, Eau. At:cm-Leo -from Gravesend, January 21, to Rotterdam ga II.P
Pt 245. to 325. Peas, 245. to 28s. per load. Beane, 26e. to 30s. Event - from Liverpool, Jan. 20, to loog Lo •
be Rye, 245. to 28s. ELISA -from Liverpool. January 20, to Meltdeo
on TRANZTORT (11.11.)-from Liverpool, Jan. 20, to Genoa
be NEWCASTLI.UPON-TTNII, Jew. 20.-The weather the I,
_ SAINANDISI--frODI Liverpool, JADLIATI 20, to Lisboa THE
be week has undergone a sudden change, the mildness which tnann-flmn Pill. Januar). 19, "0.... Atha Inver
January 19, to °mutant=
le. we have previously had occasion to notice having given rt;r‘c,ra."l o'lnrpor; wain,. January 10, ~....
.. ..".. Owes.
VA.,
nd place to that of en opposite character. The trade during 0,,,,,e-from Portsmouth, Lowy 10, Z'o'' •• "- • •
Seemed* In the
it the present week has been characterised by more confidence, GWYIIII-from uransend. Janu.ry A, to New Zealand /WITS EN
TELEGRA
Lei- buyers on Teesday having shown more disposition to operate GOOD INTEPT-frem Liverpool, January 20, to ... ..... „. Gibraltar
ay, at a decline of Is. per qr. upon wheat, and as the week Garen-from Live_Tod, January 20,
20,t0 Ghent
.re, advanced confidence in an immediate rally became more vl'„° ri...T.aa7 Gravesend"9oo,.. January
an to New York
°steed E
.P 0
of apparent, indeeed it would now seem that the chief cause ir....""pAyat.,,„fe Cardiff, Januarytry 20,communion
19, to
be of the recent decline was owing to the openness of the jaa,,,,,„._00,n orayeavad. January
20, to. Batavia ,Le Pert .
her weather than the early restoration of peace, although the JIISAAMINI-from Balcombe, January 19, to Azar Ph
the latter might have assisted in addition to the depression. Joue-fran Cardiff, January 19, to Mum k 3.. 6.1.
The prices taken for the best runs of new Norfolk red were Ml°l-from__Cazeiff, ialmarT 10, to Gibraltar Boo
kg- from 71e. to 731., whereas for • very choice parcel of new JAYA-DVS Lamm January 19, to .Mslts
LoRD J. Itosszt.z.-from Gravesend, January 21, Harlin
to „----
lied white BOA. was paid to go to westward, and the same figure Lioaara_froca Liverpool, January 20,toit. 2000,.. N.B. HE
for for a lot of old white Dantzie, now Stettin red being at the Nemesis's,* Onore-from Cardiff, January 19, to Oporto eriN
On. same time sold at 735. and Swedish at 72c, all weighed 631bs. ones-from Gravesend, Jan.lo, to Hairs XeEel.,
id a per bushel. Flour has been held more stiffly since OBISON-from Liverpool, January 20. to Newfoundland
Ito Wednesday, although previously low rates were tub- Putman-from UN& h JIDUII 1 0 to Malta
Pawns or W -fr Pill, January ' l9, to New Grimm
. in milted to where vessels required clearing. In barley and pima,
_fro. „van, January to,eo Santee THE
of a other articles little change of moment has occurred. punters-from Gravesend, January 31, to Leghors
was At our market this morning we had • pretty good supply Noszar-from Liverpool. Jaauary 20, to Elsinore The Leoult ,
Mee of wheat from the growers, but the aggregate receipts from Boaselk-from Liverpool, January 20,
tow !dente Video elan sound r
20 to Cantu
igth the coast and abroad being moderate, fresh-thrashed Belay-from Livenooli January , ce.tui In the care
SAVANNAS-from Gravesend, January 21, to law reports,
hied samples fully recovered the depression of last week, whereas TtiatitAx_rr.i.,,,,,,,....
u, January 21, to e.aimitta tion eontidna.
the upon south country and foreign an improvement of 2a. te Twat -from Gravesend, January 11, to HAWS Is *nor
each Is. per qr. was established with a free inquiry. For choice 1..0,a5-trout Gravesend, January 21, to St. Vincent's inane
Tel FOR
,and Norfolk and Suffolk red 761. was procured without difficulty, 'Dna" (11".)-nom Liverpool, January 20. se,
wing whereas the same price we. paid for a choice cargo of TILOTSADOOK- from Whltebaven, January 19, to Demerara An ezclusi
1 the foreign red from Fehmeren, and 745. 6d. for medium Ram- mays-Mom Shields, January ,19 to Constantinople plied to it by
raise burg weighed 631bs. Flour must be written is. to 2s. per Worsen-trona Liverpool, Jan. 20. to Shanghai
ZARAM -from Jersey, January 19 to Butedoes with list of p
3ow- sack dearer mid in steady request. Of American our marketlT EX V.
I this is quite bare. Rye may be called Is. to 2s. higher. Malting It is strict'
actly and grinding barley met rather more attention, but in their VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. yaws than a
'kWh value we quote little change. Malt a slow sale. Beau and sad early Inf.
Inferior to as
d hie pease were held more stiffly. With oats we were well sup- ekebucto, from Liverpool for Bombay, Jan. 11, off Cork. To be onto •
and plied by our growers, for which a slow sale was experienced Eugenia, from Calcutta for London, Dec. 3, off lit. Helena. Ike aloe, 10,
shout &taboo' previous rates. The arrivals this week are :-Wheat, Jane_Pr_iest, of end froml Liverpool, Jan. s,lst. 51.20, loa. 9.6• N.B. If di .
d the coastwise, 392 qrs. ; foreign, 2,046 ; barley, coastwise, 43; rntr. from Liverpool . .
Dec. 17 lat. 6.5 N., lon. 23 W. post at a red
), of New York from London for Constantizepie, waft of roe
nine oats, coastwise 849 ; foreign, 51; beans, foreign, 116 ; " '
ylan. I, off Head of literate. Is advance ta
eeted flour, 500 Backe'.
wring NoRWICR, Jew. 20.-To our market this day farmers
gold, brought a fair supply of wheat ; the merchants also offered RESCUE OP FOUR MEN PROM THE WRECK AIL
eked. largely, condition materially improved of late. Prices at OP TYE STANTON, OP &HELM-Hsi:mica, JAN. 12, by E
JOHN M
mw the commencement were irregular, but ultimately fixed 18,--A successful attempt was made this morning sod Sews A
louts fully 4s. per qr. higher than last week, with a good tone in e,the lives of the fourtheG men from t
the wreck of
AIL I
hat it the trade. Flour was in demand at Is. per emit advance, the Stanton, of Shields, on Sand. Mr.
TI
face. and a fair amount of business traasaated. Barley trade as Weaver, the manager of Mem& Lee and Co., govern- until
l, and sensed a more healthy aspect, although prices were only, a ment contractors here,kindly offered a steam-tug, and Cap- 1114., for
l that shade beyond those of this dae'nnight. Grinding deserts- tain Webb, R.N., of the Coast Guard, promptly Interested Hews Agent,
went dons were inquired attar, ands. per qr. advance was poi • himself to obtain a life-boat belonging to her Majesty's
a fin- Beans and pea, offered freely, and a fair amount of busi- ship Driver, which was towed off early this morning to the AIL ,
Mined, near done at 21. per qr. reduction. Oats were a slow sale seed, bet before they could get her to the wreck she was at 13..
WWI" at former rates. Wheat, white, 745. to 765. per quitter i stove under the steamer's counter. The boat belonging te -11111ENIts r
' them red, 70s. to 725. Barley, malting, 325. to 34,. ; grinding, 285. Mr. John Lewis, of the Aurora's Increase, of this port, was WISIMLIMA
n said to 30s. Beans, 475. to 495. Peas 425. to 45.. Oats, 285. instrumental in rescuing the liver, which was no sooner
im to to 32e. Fine household flour, f.0.b.:151c per sack of 2801 be, done than her bows were stove under the stern of the BAYS
a ot t gross, sack included in the purchase. steamer, and she became a wreck. The
.persona saved are-
REI. a
Wouldl- Peter Thompson, the apprentice belonging to the Stanton;
On at Pnissmosouom, JAN. 20.-We had a very large supp 7 _=ter,
Sharp, William Bird, and Thomas Cadman, all
21per r George rov
t, who of wheat here to-day, and prices must be written . q
- • smacksmen belonging to Brightlingses, in the port of Col-
thews higher, 63 lbs. Hoe yellow wheat making 745. per qr.
cheater. They had been lashed in the foretop from Tuesday
ge, 600. There was a good show of barley and oats but small of
afternoon until they were released this day (Thursday, TH 3
four of beans, and prices for all were in favour of the seller.
11 a.m.) two nights and days exposed to the most were
istand- READING, Jeer. 20.-We had a very thin attendance of weather, with frost, that hes been experienced this winter, Teeter,
s guilt. both persons and corn at market to-day, and although wheat and their preservation appears miraculous.
"went, changed hands very slowly, it could not be bought under Guardians
[Advertisementa-HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AN Ellie.
a key 2s. per qr. advance from lest market. Barley without varies- the purpo
- tract of a
TTAL RIM:DT TOR GOTT AND RH TIM Es Into
he key Lion. The same may be said of oats, beans, and peas. duct en th
from Mr. W. Moon, at Mews. Godwin's, auctioneers, Winchester.
. Thisto is.
WIIIIIICH JAN. 20.-We have a fair supply of all kinds dated April 8, 1832 :-.. To Professor Holloway. Sir,-I beg parish.
speared ' form you that for years I was a sufferer from. chronic then
,„,m all of grain here to-day, and confidence being restored, a goodoccupied t .
and often laid up fen weeks unable to move. I was=
'-- busineu has bees done at an advance of Is. to 41. per qr. on by toe
e disco- t h together,
but b ined ' lief • was
the most em n surgeons ere, ota no re , were Mr. ,'
wheat, and 6d. to Is. qr. on oats. Beans as before. The owed to into our county hospital. The medical treatment Mr% sad Mr. ~
I, and - • per - d Wold, 645. goof avail I left, and commenced using your It
weather hunt in very wintry an severe. heat, however, being no
let hewas also p
to 78s. per qr.; new, 665. to 78s. Oats, le. 2d. to Is. 2id. which, lam happy to my, ill a short time eff,eted a perfect cure, .
is pos. enabled me to resume my employment."-Sold by all druggists, ela board. T
per stone. Beans, 455. to 475.
stolen at Professor Holloway'sestablishments, 244, Strand, Loudon; &Awe George G
But WORCESTER, JAN. 20.-The market to-day was rather Maiden.lane, New York.
want and
ietween largely supplied with wheat, which sold readily at an im- .
• man's provement of 3s. per qr. Barley less pressed for sale and no other cases
meetly; lower. Oats held for quite as much money. Beans and
BIRTHS; MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. Reeding.
betides peas rather more inquired for. --a--. The co ..
ad par- You, lAN. 20.-We had a large attendance of far
Menet mere. Business, however, was checked by the extravagant BIRTHS. jammed ti
00f. to a rates they demanded, and only • limited business was done BANNING.-Jan. 18, st Prloos's-park.terram, Liverpool, the wife of
ea, and at an advance of 2s. to 3s. per qr. on wheat, and le. on bar- C. B. Banning, Esq., of &daughter.
*ides at lay. Wheat, white, 765. to 78a. per qr.; red, 72a. to 745.; 8UCL0.16.-Jan. 18, the wife of Mr. T. Buelork, of Liverpool, et a
told, he barley, malting, 31e. to 345.; ditto, grindin, 30e. to 31s. ; daughter.
f., of a malt, 725. to 741.• oats, ls. ;lid. to Is. 2g. per stone of CHADwihn. 17, at High Bank, Prestwich, Manchmter, Mrs,
'rtieleti 14Ibs. ; flour, 61s. 'to 545. per sack of 2801bs. J. Chadwiek, of a soa.
PULLER-Jam. 17 at Benis-eilla, Portswood-hill, Southeasters, En t,
RIECALDT, JAN. 20.-The weather, although we have ~ of adaughter, stillborn.
the wife of C. W.,Puller,Eaq
"17,7" had occasionally frosty days, continues generally open, and ~..,,,, ression o
6 Beaus, bl f 1 hiwhichnew gets far advanced. At L'`"'•---• , e. ,
* favour& eor p oug rig,
1 in the a son. Mr. Cobd
our country market" this week we experienced extreme PRAYER.-Jam. 19, at Cbariniparois Mrs. C. Prater, of a are. serving t
"164". dulness in the early part of it, and even at a decline in , , F. ,
O seven •WILLIAMS.-Jan. IS, at Ashburnham Lodge, Blackheath, Mrs. r.o- mew, w
price we had few buyers; latterly more eagerness wan wfli,,„,, ot a son.
shown to purchase, and the prices paid exceeded those of v„„---'•_..,.... 19, at „__... oolimitteei, poitmaiwpritee, the the 46th •
het week by le. to 2s. per qr. on wheat, and the turn on "iruee.' NZ. a.l,fii."orro' .7 '"' remark t
barley and oats. Here to-day we had emall supplies of right well
--
all kinds of grain, apparently much tinder the wants of Dallas, es
buyers. A quick demand for everything, at an advance. of MARRIAGES.
et coed le. to 24. per qr. Wheat, 625. to 765. per qr. Barley, 325. BRUCE-WRIGHT.-Jan. 17, at Trinity Church, Twickenham, by e, backs "
I Inter- to 365. 6d. Oats, 24e. to 30s. the Ray. J. Twining, Capt. H. Bruce, 1LE.1.C.6., eldest son of the bear mar
°Pa ill DUBLIN, J AN. 10.-There was a small supply and late Lieut.-Col. L. Brom, Bengal Army, to MITI Jam, only Web• maid till
iloh were
„„ a firm market at our corn exchange to-day. We do ter of H. Wright, EN., of Twickenham-grange. Wit
, Bt. Paul's, Rental Moor, by the Lend dust
low). 20 not alter our quotations of Tuesday, but for the best quali- CLittehop of Manchester, ter,lllotatrles Leigh. fourth son of W. CIA
" ' l'• ; ties of wheat and oats prices were rather in favour of the En., of Medley Howe, Liverpool, to Elizabeth Ann, only child Os Altyre,
seller. No change in Indian corn or forei wheat. T. Pegg, Eeq., of Lower Broomtield,Cheethambill, Manchester.
WATERFORD, Jut. 20.—Our imports gn
of Indian corn HEWLINS-BOOKER.-Jan. 18, at it. Mary's,sßatterses, by it.e.
Me have this week have been large, nearly all the cargoes so Bow- 0. W. Coekerell. B. Rawlins. Efal.. of "Yo bOarle. H:n7a
Firkin this long wind-hound in Liverpool havidg come in to. Jane Sank. emend daughter of T. Booker, leg., or Levee COLD.
tures,. to be gen
its on any godson Of other articles the &meals are trifling; --
prizes of h= farmers the supplies still continue on a very stone Dal
of cotton limited scale, and in poor condition. Our market has not DEATHS.
Camberwell, Mr. J. Baner On board
I here are undergone any change of consequence duce this day e'en. Ilkaßliff--Jell. las at altaa74oad.
Bally find night: the value of most articles has been well maintained, BARD. Novembe
a. Sir At• Barnard, 0.C.8., 0.C.8., Lien- lino, the
alterative and an increased disposition manifested by millers and deal- -3,0• 17. °I • • aged 82.
iii strip- en to purchase. Wheat-Irish has been freely taken at ea __ ~
tenant-Governor of Chelsea Hospital, from fere
-1 18, at A terr Remington, Louisa, you're
rode have enhancement of 6.1. to is. per barrel, and several parcels of SPA'w'•--en• B.
'al . 1 Hammersmith• received
daughter of C. Brown, req., of N eep ace,
for next foreign have found buyers at the extreme rates of Saturday . of the late William OM. scene of a
DONNING -Jan William, MOOD" can
iy bane.- last. Barley, though not much inquired for, has realised 1 aim, of Knisbustreet, Liverpool, aged 27. ~,__.,,bbound
Emoting- prices. Oats have been in improved request, and a con- GOODVEAIL--Jan. 18, at Blackmon-street, Borough. I. Ms Good on
1, for it elision of Id. per barrel by holden has led to rather a large jean, gag , mod sa.allot
band was
of Cal- business. Indian corn has &Maud more attention, at a 110LMES.-.1. an.lll, at Herod Clough, Broughton+ iiiirPret, getia acti•
patents of decline of 3d. per barrel, which sellers en ship have sub of the law J. awns% Eisg.,of Gramma, aged 7 h
Wheeling misted to in order to avoid landing charges. Flour dull at relates 0
Ctrs news previews ratee. Imports this week: Wheat, 117 qrs.• In- a. foamed Jess, rigs",
tee and vanished by WILLIAM Sitio HAL" of No. ...fa.— _ea __, w
Jeo sassed diva corn, 18,344: flour, 490 auks. Saporta ; Ow, 2,130 rtiaset. in Use ow of Loudon, Printer, at the OfSee,
puwarked berrels ; flour, 2,382 auks; oatmeal, 910 mete. ISMSr lathe perethalit cd MORMON/as- Mon Mr, JAICAST EL liva.
late mat
the mg'
most for
astlisa