... XAIJLET -ZNbTELLMMZ CE. - LONDON COR'N`,9XCIANG4= ?? Th~continuance~ot te ve'tyisvere weatherothlatewaybe nearly closed the navigation of our-river;- the~buslnhe '~to-day has, conseiquently, beencnletogaayasse;orouhprcj,1 board ship~that are moored alongside th~e; warf,, and. to be got at. by laadiconveyance. We quotetall descriptioins oferi nmnly' namne as this day week,.altboiugh a ...

... SCOTTIeSH. GRAIN MARuS>.w EDINBURGH C(>RN MARKiET. January 20.-Thle supply of whleat, barlev, and oats large; pease and boeas middling: sales rather quick, except for the latter sort. Thn 'Wheat at 70s. Od. per quarter weighed 64 lbs. per bushel; thn 6arley at 36s. 04. weighed 58 lbs.; the Oats at 20asI. san wighed 4(i lbs. Illhinal. | ot-lvy. |Oa~ts. |Peuse. |Berans. First, ?? 7;01|3s 04 ...

... GUSJN T?AlUT?. dif CORN EXCHiANGES, loNDaY, Jan. 11. itfl Owing to the river bebng still mulch covered with ice, and the by thin attenidance of both Lonidonl and country dealers, the deliaaud he fir nil ilescrip~tioels iii Eiiglish wheat was in a very inanhnate nig uaxtr, intal the 1iriccs wvere nwominally the same ts on Itnuday last. I AS fese traiisslctonsn were iei)nttili in bonded whseat ...

... MAIMETS. Nortwicii, December 26.-Our navigation Is Wye ,which caused a heaviness in the sale of wheat. :)I; qualities advanced lseper qr. Barley so me. I» ioe .2801ts dearer, Beans and peas samer (Jat% ,h6 White wheat, 62a to 6tla ; red, 60s to ti-l ; ha 'in. 484; fine, 35s. Flnur.439 to 45sper 280lbs net. )rWheat, 193 qrs,60s 7d ; bsrley,6145 qrs, 32s 4, )rd CO Z ZO391h.3fa , Z.ONDOr as- ...

... REVIEW OF I'T (COR3 TRADE DTUZNO THlE PAST WEE'l;K. | rridtledfrvfiromhe Uork Loire Expesso qf 1.rn;day, AJn. 4 I At all tlie leladig provitii i grain uml;eirrt Ilre vnne if, WNVIwt line rinel ergetic a furiber improvearer t, an,: nolt etier artr ci have suprint ed ln:eir fo(iner parie'. Tan acrival i-,F Eoiglish %V ioat are 1,i3/3 1,9. ditring tihe ?? eiulit days. On Wedvelcday, nt NIaitket ...

... I SCOTCH AND IRISH CORN MWARIKETS. SCOTCH MARKETS. EDINBtURGIT, Jan. 20.-The supply of Wheat, Barley, and Oats large, Peas and Beans mniddling. Sales rather quick, except for the latter sort. The Wheat at 70s per qr weighed 65 lb per bushels the Barley at 35s weighied 5 ; lb * the Oats at 2ls 4i1 weighed 46 ib; Peas and Ieans sold from S2s to 40s per qr. Best Wheat 70s; current 58s to 60s. ...

... qrgicultural ant Qommemcial .41larkets. I , = . I HULL CORN RETURNS, CORN MARKEFT,-c INSPCTO'S EEKLY CORN RETURNS FOR IIULL. QUANTITIES.I AMOUNT. FititQ - -~~q, - ~ 48 (, Whet . ~ lqa.7buah. 28 I0 xt219 I~ Barey 389 4 57 4 0 1 t 4 Oats .1399 0 1395 1864 o0l1 11 Rye .0.. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Beans 89 0 154 12 0 114 8 peas 2 03120 11860 HULL, Jan. 19 -W0 have had a decided thaw ...

... bi'mitriuMi. -SM _3A N K ItU PTS. From the I ondon (,'naetle of Vlseo.day, Dec. 29. ASHITON'. TlwmaOO JohIn. if Pill-mlttl, iR thle colinty of Middle- rex. tailor, d uaseot railer Indlebted j. jetty with Chailes sucars, of Crytict.Lnlns noFildus, in thle cojunty of Ididdle sex, aI hanki et, Ito sue Jan 8a at loot1l-pott 1. mnd Feb 9 ait 12. 'ole, ?? lorlo' Temple. Pet cr8, JoseeIli Alezxander ...

... * LONVDONv MA*4RKETS.-THURSDAY. CulB AVIRAGES. W eekly Average,-Wheattl( l9d, Barley 32s lId, Oats 21s 4d, Rye 34tds Id eana 9is 7d, and Peas 38s lOd. six Weeks' Average-Wheat (Os IOd, Barley 42s 8d, Oats 21e5d, Rye 33s ld, Beans 40a 3d, and Peas 40a Id. Duty.-Wheat 26s 8d, Barley i3s lod, Oats 15s 8d, Rye I9a 9d, Beans 9s (id, and Peas De 6d. WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET, The supply of Hay was ?? ...

... | rM hlie Lon-1o0 New Price Current. oJ Tuesday, January 19. SuGAn.-There has been an e.xcellent demand from the groecrs for mid. good and fl1e Yellow descriptions which haveo brought an advance on former rates of ls per cwt., thd supply being rather small; browu and low ycllow sorts canlnot be quoted higher, still a iiir demand has existed. From tlhe rediueors there has been a good demand, ...

... IAGRICULTURL ZNTELLZGENCEB . REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN-TRADE. [FProm the Mark-Lane Express, January 25.] Although the canals have been free from ice since the commencement of the week, business has scarcely yet re- sutmed its regular course, and the grain trade has remained in a very inanimate state at all the leading provincial markets; taking into - consideration, however, last Monday's ...

... BRISTOL Stlk' NhWb. S' S CA-mE IN.-The William the Fourth, Forward, from Newfoundland; the Mary, Fawkner, from Honduras ; the Alexander Johnson, M'Donald, from Calcutta ; the Euphrosyne, Surnmerson,from Quebec; the Native, Prosser, the Penryn Castle, Davis, the Excel, Parry, the Cygnet, Ludlow, the Heart of Oak, Davis, and the Charlotte, Howell, fromrWaterford; the Dora, Rossiter, fromWexford; ...