... GLASGOWV MARK}.TS, DECEMBEIR .1I The mnrkiet; as nm-ltioned in our last. for siuzars bsa heien clnsed all week. tol atcoest of the htoiidavs.. anl ?? nlithis c done in raw. Maurittiis. or B1enial sugers. No sales made it, I.ce Ithdia i- olassc.. 3Rcftred FlUeats are in thotL slupply. With a limlited deman=d et former priees: brow,, loaves 7Tfs. to 7Cc. standard tosles ti9s. tr Ins.. mid and _ ...

... SHill? NEWS. Liverpool, Der. 30.-The Merse. flumilton, from Qaebec to Liverpool,ruMon the rockq, near Potneuif(St.Lawrence)22d Nov., vas much strained, and had 7 feet water in the holdi; crew saved. Two other vessels were on shore near the M.lersey, one supposed to he the Falcon. The Lavrrenice, Forster, from Val- paraiso to Liverpool, pta into Pernambuco 2d INov., witith masts sprung, and ...

... l% I II P P. I r . -o 'P NT E Ln L I F, E r r C E. MANCEfESfra, TUESDAY EVENING, The amount of business transacted at the Post Office Rlote] to- day was, in general, heavy. The attendance was good, and the following bets were lair, viz.:-_175 to 25 ag.t Rattan, laid twice; 750 to 25, laid two or three times. agst Leander ; 1001t to 25 agst T'Auld Squire; and 200 to G cgst Lord Exeter's lot. ...

... (FrPnm the Liverpool StandLrd.) On Saturday the Cotton Brokers' Association pubished their anuiltal statemnent of the import, export, sales, and stock of cotton for the year 1843, and from the copi before us we are enabled to ut'tilsls some statistics relative to tlhe present coadition and future prospects of ?? t ade in this important staple in tine manufactures of the country. Tsle stock in ...

... LONDON SUGAR MARKET. JAINUARY 2. To-day the RlWekt India sugar matkc-t opened with firmness; a strong desire was -howI to purchase aond and fine yellow and dry gray deserip- ti- -it, and of such the market was nearly cleared at prices 6d. per cwt. above these paid prior to the holidays: ind;-e %~the operations would have been to a great, r extent if the market h:.d been; better supplied. ...

... LONDWNgCORN EXCHANGE, JANUARY 1. The supply of wheat f.-non Eosex' and Rent was short this an ol bit itr bi tter ca inn eat a bri-k sale at an ear!,- hotarn re quarter advance( cv, r the currecTyC Of this day woeek soarl, n-otdarval is fromt I inc-l rnohire direct to the m'illers. 1I or Msloanl initorovee, deniand fcc foroign. acid a fairtit-ont-nofus at folly late rates. W1e, had an increased ...

... ROYAL EXCIIANGE. 3E3CTIO3S OF A0 CE1RONOf X3EtU. About ten days ago we (, rqus) took occasion to urge the pro. prietv of carrying into effect a proposal xs hich had been rn ile for the eection at the Royal Olbservatory of a signal for indicating to masters of vessels the true timne ; and it was also sul gested that a chronometer should be placed in the Royal Exchange, to lie re- gulated by the ...

... Saturday Evening. Consols have not for many years been so high as they close to- day, the uoatation4, ea-disidend. heing 96f to 961 an;d'the Bears. n 'switlcstsaljlng, timid. Exchequer Bills are at she high pre- mihan rf hesterdav, t62s. to 64s. There has not been any ptr- ch se for t lie Savings' Banks to-dav. but vesterdav afterneon f fty thousand pounds Reduced 3 per Cents *ere token for ...

... TIIE IREVENUIE. Alrctract of the Net I'roloice of the Revenue af Great Britain, in the Years tail Qiart es cnded tIo' ith Jan., 1k43 and 1644, SLLOV tiCll, ti I a;lrea-e or 1ecreas cltbereef. inroixlle fiur the Y'eailr ende~ie th Jan,, 1843, as compared with thiat ended itlh Janr., 1 b44. YeLIars enided 5th *Ja, 1843. 21844 liacrease. Decrease. Customs ?? Excise . ?? 1:4:tl,2 1,,, 174$)? 238 ...

... I I _ _ _ Heart of Oak, from Greenock for Oar:narthen, at Holyhead, M ith sails split. H-ercules, Nladigax, from London at the Cove, for New YorkI -with loss of boats, stanchions. covering boards, eook-knuse, &c. while hing-to in a gale of wind, bore lip -rom Iat. 3., long. 27. -90* The Vigilant, Upton. sailed from Malaton. for Goie, oil the 17th Nov., and has not since been heard of. LVmgdck, ...

... STATE 0 TR7A- i=. STA'TEZ Or TRA.I)E. ?? 1._ ?? t. . . :, ?? ,. n -7- 1 (Fromn the. ornliy Chronicle.) We have received a gcneral asco'rtment of trade circulars from the provinces within tile last fortnight, all redolent of a re-vival of bus ness and returninig commercial prosperity, srperinduced by twon leadin.g causes, namely, en abundant harvest, and the exper- tatiinsn of great results ...

... sul~ar znark~ lll)AloH n) ' The raw sugar market opened onl ¶ThII rslav ;ery lire:, thc transactionsr f however, have not been ertetrsive. but stiffer pricrs were realised, th~e | sales Moulnt to 77 hids. and trs.; dark brown Grenadgs 54ils browns a s-001 lroweS tos tlow mid. i;,s . i and mid. to wood ii Id. Trinidad5, ,a9s[ to 6(C. No sales Male in Mlauritius or h'engal ere, or in WUest India ...