... ~ DIjkZETZNMTLLZ~r1NGE. LONDON CORN EXCH{ANGE.-MosenAY. The Esow of wheat from Kent was exceedingly sjmall-thhs morning ?? the condition of the samples being mestly indifferent, no actua( advance o21 the qlotations of this day week could be established; there woes, howeveir, an improved demsand for all good qtialities , Superior onalting barley was fully ae dear at son Monday last, while ...

... - COUNTRY eMA.UKETS. DERBY CORN MARKET. e FRIDAY, Dec. 24.-The frost, noted as commencing in ,t our last circular, and iihich promised so favorably for the -t condition of Grain in Stock, has been of very short con- -. tinuance, and a relaxed state of the atmosphere now nprevails. In consequence of Christinas*day falling on tle a Saturday, and the numerous niarkets in our neighbour- vhood ...

... LONDON AAl.i4K'eS-MoN.r)i, CORN FXC1IAXVF. Our market wag rathier sparingely appi led vid'. FjjypV, Ithis miorciing, a~ilI tere was asat~e e hat firtowr C i~ the very ?? condition In which rnolt I thesap.r to hind, rendered it Impossible ha waver to elt.b.l~lls a, ) provi(,ua prices ;wa therefore repeat tir, cluctatlont, of I,,, ~ mucit money at at ony time las t week. 'There, was siolit ?? ...

... SHIPPIIVQ *N2'TLLIGENCE. NOTICE TO WASTERS AND OWNERS OF VESSELS. Extract of a letter fromn Lloyd's agoent at St. Uims, dated 5ob instanit:- f1 lare my atort caiclev Iced a sulcoecssiea of strong gales franc the S XV. cat I tare iieairt 0f110 losses. lice static of salt chatted to lorr 0'I' es veselo is reduced to four or five tihousanld toss, end as usi. verC verseets ace, vnpectudc, It wvill ...

... LONDON TRUADE JO1 SAT!- D.AY EX'BX1NC. I VOOL.-TIe mnark- c f both Eugtlisfh ajid forei-II, aud it fair d. m,,i 1,, sales of colouial will he declared shortly. e 1;;, 11 M ?? keel) 011 the nidvittll tar I a good demantd exists. Jute is ftc no £f i J0.1 I per ton. ' TEA.-This was a. dull dav !11 the Te ari sa I were b rely supported for free tradhe 'I -an ot'ered e t iS Od eash, but thit r- are ...

... 1r`roya the London New Price Current of Tuesday, November 30. SUGAR.-There has been an excellent demand for all descriptions of British Plantation Sugar for both Grocery and Rofining purposes, and the merchants have obtained a further advance of (d per ewv; the purchases for the three market days have amounted to ]500 hbhds and tres; of good bright yellow sorts the sup- ply has proved far from ...

... 1tON]) IN - - - ?? - - - ~h ,,e coofths oj eek ed,, ~ Vin, AWirmldhi'at e1, 000 ,tr butof1o e upiisorantL beit#,opily redution Zilc Oatscary 18OOOlln~orobat.ver.9 modeiratt fran'otherports , Ol Oas and fing heavy now idi u Inras~ voc 0 eo an d epic, p' ahrtwrterms' * i,(ra(o are a siode ehal~e ~d nh ~ fa~ limtedotn~ad ithatany matcrrai alteratonW CCe` Whont a~~~i ; n Pao ' 'Prq.n *Keotin~ ...

... . STATE dF TRADE. .. A . . . _4Lwha0hrdn1 MANc5r5sTnR.-Trhe depression in this market continues t without the slightest relief, and prices of goods and yarn generally continue gradually to decline. There is some do- mand for very low counts of water twist for the Levant, and perhaps a little more inquiry for good 27-inch printing Oo h for the United States; but generally tho market is exXX ...

... HULL PRICE CUERRENT.-DEC. 16, 1841. - m - - -l- - . _ a_ _ . - _ A~ CATTLE HONES, pier Tots.. . ..6 E0 0 ..£tt 6 FLAX, Rigs I Pt., per Cwvt. 8 2 100 L1L gPt.'J1.1t. . . . 24 0..2 5 0 Russ a 6 0. 2 0 C.M 6 ~~~~~~~~~~~~2 4 0 0 0 I'.IXR.~~~~~~~~~~~2 1 6., 220 S.P~~~~~o'.tt ..~~~~~2 4 0 2- 5 0 OX.C .1 10 5. 2 o06 Petersburg I2theadsl 40 ..o0 60 0 hOOrtls .2t . I1 ...

... CIOY, WEDNESDAY Evim Ntc;.-The celebration of the Christmas holidays has tended to diminish the general business of the City, save in special articles of Colonial and other produce. The Stock Exchanges have been all but deserted, and the attendance of the merchants on 'Change has been unusually limited. The funds maintained a very great degree of buoyancy up to yesterday afternoon, when the ...

... CITY, WEDNI:SDAY EVCNI.NG.-A vcry general desire is shewn among capitalists and others in the City, to obtain information of the intent ionis of Sir Robert Peel and his colleagues, with rcspect to an alteration in the present Corn-laws, All, however, that is at present kuown upon the subject is, that the inquiries of the Premier are most extensive and constant, and that he has sought the ...

... I port of dOull wttOns, or Prom the 271h Nor. to the 3rd Dec., 1841, both inctwrie. ,s Medora, Wilnan, from Pictou, 282 pirces hardwood, 5c 12 ,11 battens, 5e 2 qrs 16 deals, lc I qr 23 deal ends, 7 fathoms lath- at wood 7V Ward Diana, Nahmens, from Antwerp, 23 bales tow, 385 bales laX, ss bale British goods, returned, I case contents unknown J Foster re Ant, Uttirig, from Dunkirk, 385 bales ...