... TintA, Coflrvinacm, & MT7r'AcTunZs'. TIHE MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. BLACKeuaN-Low descriptions of goods are the most in re- quest, at a small advance in prices. Yarn remains firm, and hand loom weaving continues to improve. IlALIPx.-The market, instead of improving, seems becom- ing weose. LeDs.-There was little buainess doncto day, and complaints were as loud as ever of the depression of trade ...

... BRISTO L MARRETS. CATTLE MARKET. N&UMBER. R Calves .. 22 PttCsE. Beasts .. . 181 Asses . . 01 Beef,percwt. -..50 00. Sheep . . 1722 Pigs- .. . 21tS Metton, per lb. 5d. 51d. Horses.. .. 1U Suckingditto 24 Pigsper s5c.. 01. 6. 6d. BRISTOL CORN EXCHANGE. English WlIeat, per im. Blalt, pale, per bashl ' ! bushel ?? G0 O 6 f browfn,dttto . 0 7 Irsil ditto 2 6 6 0 oeans, ditto .. 4 0 4 Welsh ...

... AG2RCULTURAM INTELGEGNCE. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. [From the Mark-Lane Express, Jan. 16.] The steady improvement which has lately taken place in the corn trade at the principal English markets has not been without its influence on prices in Scotland and Ireland, and the letters received from those countries this week state that quotations of most species of grain had tended upwards at ...

... I TRADE, co1miFEno, d& mANuP.AcTunES. - COLONIAL MARKETS-LONDON, WEDNESDAY. (From the Colonial Gazette.) There was a fair demand this morning for most kinds of produce, and prices were well supported in almost all cases, Raw SCGAR has been in excellent demand both by grocers and refiners, and very full rates have been paid; the supply is smail of the best grocery sorts. Refined Sugar sells ...

... Cd OflZLUA1RCW, & 4k4*ftkCTR ISi: COLONIAL MARKETSli,-Lo io N 4O5i E8DA + (Froeo the £~onloi22Z Oaz'ett'e.) ?? .-The market3 for produce ivere in afirn« 'tate~this morning. only a small quautityof :goods,-was offe6d. at ictin, a idta fati desire was sho.vn on the part ofth ada to oy The ~imports are' still emall frnm all ?? :A : ye - ' ' Raw SUrGAr.''ells well :for hiorne,' oA j and .prices. ...

... ?? Zan zpoXTs. In the Plym, from Newfoundland: Bennett & Co. 357 bundles codiish, 456 casks cod oil, dregs, and blubber, 491 bundles seal skins, 13 ox hides; Order, I box furs In the Edward Colston, from the Coast of Africa: Lucas and Co. 1800 elephaatso teeth, 10 sca-morse teeth, 73 casks palm oil, S casks bees' wax, I ease tortoiseshell, 4s tons boarwood, 10 tons camwood In the African ...

... :Z S. In the Sir Thomas Mansol, 5from: Saint Michael's: Wait and 'ames 500 boxes oranges In th 0High-Flier, from:St. Michael's: Wr. Handle, 549 boxe Inthe loseph, from DOblijo: Order, 40 tons bones In the Shamrook, from Dablia: Parsons & Co. 2 boses linen; Baker and Co. 2 bales cottons; Broughton & Son, 15 ditto bacon; Waring & Co. 30 hhds 10 brls 50 kilds Guinness's porter; Or- der, 7 casks ...

... I WLASKET ZNTELLEGENMC. LONDON CORN, EXCHANGE.-ON~oAY. The aiupply~of. English wheat was very, short this morning: it was cleared off early at an advance of Os. per quarter over lost Moniday's prices. Foreign Vheat ;waScheld higher, and some salestnodeina retail way it jlsto 2s. er qr.advance. Barley rready sale, and dina malting qualities la., to.2m. per sir. dearer., Bailing peas -no ...

... WAUILET ZNWELLIGENCMO .0 LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.-MoNAtcY. as Eglih weatver dul sleandus.perqr. lowa,- than last Moe y n eg wetI.prq.chauper, and the Bales Clie td h upiso alycniu abundant; it met a ae slws tflyl.prq.dcie enscand peas barely *~ sppor las wee's uotaions Ost atls Mnday's prices. S.PrOa . Per Qr. sa. WHcAT, ESsex and Kent . red 4353 white 50 56 Sufflolk and Norfolk . 45 33 4, ...

... 333ZSTOY :MMPO TS. In the Eleanor, fror Demoerara: Daniel arid Sons, 345 hhds 1ao tres 5 brls sugar; Baillie & Co. 185 hhds 10ttrcsD00 brlsditto; Order, I ditto, I brl 3 bags coffee I In the Champlain, fromn New Orleans: Clarke & Co. 240 brbs floer, 1.02 bales cotton wool, 20 bris pork, 5 bhds tobacco, I cask bees'-wax, 79J bris lard, 5 brls tallow In the Thomas Hlanford, from Miramichi: ...

... AG2XOULTUrURAI '6N TEjLLGFNGE1 . REVIEW. 01? THIE BRITISH ..CORXN TRADe1. : Fr0m 'titet Mur./i-Lche.Expressc, .Jaa.2..S. ?? ?? At most of the leading provineiil markets held-during the week, holders of wheat have' exhibited'much ,firmness, nad former ratbs ha're nt onljybeern steadily. supported, but' in some instanceds a slight imnprovement hae evenzbeenfesta-: blished. The arrivals'ofvwheat ...

... IinkDiE co1zMmERCE, & MANUrACTURMS. COLONIAL MARKETS-LONDON, WEDNESDAY. (Fronz tic Colonial Gazette.) Importers of produce have been more inclined to sell, and having pressed large parcels of goods upon the market, a de- cline in the value of several articles has been the consequence. The home demand, however, has been good; several export purchases have been made, and the large parcels of ...