... IMarfteto. CORN EXCHaNGE. LONMOer, January W94, No variation in the Wheat trade. Chevalier flsrleyvil nutes in demand, and is full asadear. In Oats, Bcarait Pease. there is nio alteration. i CORW EXCHANGE, DUELUNT, Jan, 13, There was a small supply of grain at our market loin which sold as under--Wheat. White, 22s. Od. to M.s. )0 millers' Red, 21s. Od. to *22s. Od.; inferior, IIs. Bl. to P kli ...

... ?? PI) to littlettiernue, ' On the night of Satuirdr y the IL0t inst. a small sloop' the Jean Geddies, Lyle master, frem Caithness to Banif' with a cargo of paverment flags, went on shore at the back of the new north pier at Banff, and has since gone to pieces. Crew and part of'the' materials were saved. The Harriet whaler, Hall, is lost on the coast of Noe Zealand; the master aud' twelve of ...

... ft^a12it~i ?? LONDON nZRARlXE'S. yan. 16! Suaan-The request for West India sugars rtr! general, and the holders are not anxious to sell ?? anticipate higher prices from the late unfavaolrablet'' fromn Jatnai.s ; the prices are about Is. higher tbin this cdav week. f Theorefired market is 6d. per cwt. higher, intAil'' and imaproving market. MA]ARsTitS SUGAR-The prices of Maurino are about Is. ...

... STATE OF TRADE IN MIANCtIESTER.-Cotton has in part recovered from the depression which it exhibited at the close of the year. An advance of about Md. per lb. beinig since realized upon ordina- ry qualities-exclusive of a great advance in Sca Islands, varying frobn 10 to at least 15 per cent within the last few flays, and the market appears from speculators tbranve resumed a firnm position. ...

... Al .. atteto* CoRx EXCEKANGE, LON[DON. Yanuary 12. 4 We had a fair siprply of Wheat. Flour, Barley, and Oats, in 4 caurse of last week, lint the arrivals fresh lip this morn1ring a were very trifling. Fine malting Barley and Wheat met a q read!' sale this morniog qt an adwanco of Is. per qr. orer last Monday'e prices. Beans avid Pease each Is. per qr. lower. h We experiencedl a steady dennard ...

... TOTAL PRODUCE AND CONSUIMPTION OF COTTON IN ALL PLACES. 'The follosvill is ev0racted from the' dv'idepce D ~givenl ICfore 'the Court ~of Peers -nPais on the r 10oth Jan. hist. ' T1 he total production of 66ttoln i l onre is i thus estimated :- - - ,-t Kilogranmmes. ?? United Statess 7,0,0 East Indies .- . 30,000ji00 R Brazil * . , 1 2,000,000 in F West India Islands and Celonies, ar ,Bourbon, ...

... & 0 ,11 oe 5- - ar MONDAY,. JANUARY 12. 'tr STOCKS THilS l)AY AT TWO O'CLOCK{. 'I'rrreeporuaiit.;tc 0k_ Yfl tii~ndia tods-- ri261A le Three ,erCent.Coit5 doli ?? 17 1-16 ve Ilittotir Accstrit'- 9r' 11it tt.NCew(fitto_- threne uD [all rerts'. itto. Oct.lR6.0 e IDitto t erldced.-_ !)!J t I) itt, an. ] t580'-_ ts Dzitto. litto !letv-_ 944 D~ittol(oct.19;40 - Four pler Centi..-_. - Vxclictlur ...

... 'tls- - -. Al - 2, tion A'-b ll . ,RIIl ,.J.ANUARY 16. STOCKS THIIS DAY ATTWO O'CLOCK. Ranillo30 A 3In ?? ThrreeoperCen2t. Redo SIltdiaBonrds so 22 ThreearCent.Cosls 9c Annuitie (Jan.1500) 17l-6 Ditto 92 DittoNew6ditto)l13l Threeandialf ?? Ditto oet.1559) Ditto~telcd 9 Di ttoa.8 Ditto (litto,Ncw- 93 Ditto(Oct.lF 41 4 Four per Cents.- - ExIheque' i 41 43 Irish Bank Stark.221. BRtIGITON, Jan. ...

... I I lbipping Entriliffmce ?- , i The James and Mary, Robertson, from Peterhead to at Stettin, is under repairs at Christiansand, and expected 0 to proceed about 1st Fehruary. v The Diligence, Thomns, fromn Seville, arrived at Nor Greenock. Onl the 31st nIt. at one P.m. fell in with a R large Ship of about 700 or 800 tons, with her head off, V under three topsaile, foresail and jib mainsail ...

... I *bippilto Entelliffieltre. On Moniday last, the Happy Return, Sellar, arrived at Aberdeen in nine days from Antwerp, which she left of the 3d, and Flushing on the 5th inst. On the 7th, when about fifteen miles off Flamborough Head, at day. light in the morning, the vessel was surrounded by a vast quantity of apples, which extended to such a dis. tance along that, although going at the rate ...