... ROYAL EYCHANGEi, LONDON, Tureday Eeart, The annexed statement exhibits the value of mercbandit5 imported into and exported from Now York in each mnonth of the pasc year:- Imports. Erports. January ?? dole. 8,680,953 dole. 2.38J,267 .February ?? , J ,828.4:15 ?? 2,6418,78 March .8,914,325 ?? 2,952,4)0 April .8 t 9 ,39,70 .. 3,693,2iS May . 5i8,,7910 . 3.9.56,799 June . ?? 4,300,043 July ?? 3 ...

... REVIVAL OF THE YORKSHIRE WOOLLEN| MANUFACTURE. WY, hope the long-desired impulse has at length f been given to the woollen manufacturers of Leeds and t Yorkshire, and that they are now resolved to make that I improvement in their manufacture which their own I interests and character, and the competition of their foreign rivals, so imperatively demand. For some years 1 past this object has been ...

... ?? 1 (CONTIvUaD FRO91 TPI, SUPPLEMuNT.1 ;f WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, FRIDALY, JANUARY 25. The supplies this week are extremely small, and titers is only a poor show of samples. The demand for wheat is very inactive, and sales progress slowly at last week's prices. The value of fine barley is unaltered, but coammon 2f qualities are sold on lower terms. Oats decline Ad. per atone, and shelling Gd ...

... d'2ND WEEK THIS HALF-YEAR. d RECEIPTS. d _ I Toa ime D15ileil ir RAILWAYS This|Last this time | OepeN. weel year i-yearilastyr - fi ;ijr'11 s ._ £ L-- di£ A.i e Aberdeen ?? 877 450 1490. 867. 628 b7l 31 it Belfast and Ballynena 408 345 8J24 7411 E8 38 3S v, BirlrbMhdLancashire&hlester. 781 188G, 1889 1392 177 Is .r Bolton, Blbn., C. & V.Yyork. 414 274 855 8 56U 2S; 141 14 se Britsl ?? 3016 . . ...

... THEi LONUDON TRADE. ;FROM OUR. LONDON CORtES1asrONnENT.1 CITY, Thursday Everding. In the colonial and foreign produce markets, there is a muoh quieter state of things within the last few days, and specula- tion is Wert, except in cotton. The consumption of most articles i: neveltheles satisfactory, and the present lull will render the markets I all the more healthy. Garer FRUrT.-Large arrivals ...

... THE LONDON TRADE, Fnoml cult Lo.NDON CORRESPONDltNt.l CITr, Thtursdcsy Evening. The great feature in the produco markets just now is the struggle betemeen the Dulls and Bears of eoffee, great doubta beiag thrown upon the atatements that the suppites, &c., will prove too short. The article suffers in consequeice, and Is dull, but other staples share the depression. This probably io Suimply the ...

... I BUSIshak SOA I ~ a Quoran ralees. DON,,. Tbl o o ?? ~~ L * ~ Fridall i2'hksrday,. F riday, Si Jan. 25. f an It,. 1ob. 1. Eu is20 71A6aeNt.B~~li)to GOd 123L0 6d ..to d S f 20 10 Birmli ngh4m atnll~d dle) I -A. p 4 - 5 p ?? Thi 20 20 Birm. and Oxford Jtmc. 24 .-k6 24 -26 ?? .. o 2 1 20 Birltenllead, L'shire, & 16-1 1a,1 - ?? 1-00'2-20 * O. 20 7/4 Boston, Stain,, t Birm, par-. 6p par- ip .. ...

... THlE CLOTHING MANUFACTURES, GERMAN WOOL REPORT. B3erlin, 28.h January, 1950a The new year has begun with great activity in our roerket; a large quantity of wool has been sold, and our stocks are 'ery tuuch reduced. At the beginning Of the month especially c '3ao0tSt;pirit *as ahowo, when a great many buyers fronm dlt- c 'Sneat countries, who are accustomid to visit this place, were here 0 ...

... ROTAL EXCHANaK, LoNtoo, Thursday Rsvenswl. From Frankfort we are advieed that on the 28th inst., Austrian eotaltlcs were quoted 85 to 1. and the Spanish 3 per cents. iSI The enchee on London we 121t. At Amsterdam, on the Mlb iast., there woo au active business, and at rather firmer prices fcs 90050oecuritieo, the Dutchf 2; per cents. ?? 55 9-16the, Not 05och wai done in Auntrlan or Ruttian. ...

... 3aD WEEK THIS HALF-YEAR. I ITotal I 11ame OaM1 RAILWAYS Thisij Laet this time O p110)0. week year i-hyear leatyr r- ,1'501'49 Aberdeen ?? 722 21 219 21 211 . 6173 Belfast &lUallyrnenu 372 3,3 M122 10611 . 31132 Birknhd Lan &Chest 1)5a 611 2257 201)3 254 10 1o Blolton, Bk C. &WY 41 1 274 12112 1143 2261 14 14 Bristol and Exeter.. 229 . . 2992 .. 11 Caledonian ?? 034881 11391 11 0 .. 11111'4 ...

... 0: TO TUE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. as GENiTLSIMON,-I have this day perused a letter in the fi ?? Express, the original of which was sent to the Leeds a. Alercury. In this letter, Mir. Tatham exhibits an account, for the rr purpose ef showing that land will yield agood profit, with wheat at tl 40g. per quarter, and barley at 263. per quarter. The Dr. and Cr. P ascount stands thus, omitting ...

... ;es rFRoM OUR LOINDON CORRrSPONDENT.1 Vs Cite Th- uday P-rni.' t. ed Ia the produce marhets this Wvecak the business is again )il circuruscribed, ind lnone of the principal staples baye been takes at all fresly. At tile cotton sates this afternoon, 12,000 bales were 3y- offered, aud only S9eo sold at previous rates, the rest boeing bought in. ho ?? ?? .-ThO market hlts improved for oranges; ...