... LONDON MARKRSTS-MONDAY. CORN EICIAANGE. Since this day sie'niight the' arrivals of EnglIsh Wheat sag to out ofmarkets have been on a vaty limited scale, andi, freah up todgisy, an I'eunusually smrall Supply of that article came to hand from Essina, Auf, of folk, and Kent. The condition of the Wheat of home produce being amiawtst, Lb: low roved. the Statuds scantily ailled with sampleros, adthe ...

... I L OAD ON M1-AR CEI'S. CORN EXCIIANG E.-MARK. LA NE F, LmDO MONIDAY, Jan. 2.-Our supplly of Elnglish Whiat aj again very short this morning, thle condition rallesr i,. prov di it wnas cleared off readily att l.i. to 2s. pr *1, over last ?? prices. Foreign Wlheal was aio Itr; in request, and good fresh qualities male Is. pe,. 11Jr. mnoney. Fine Barley rather dearer, but no imiprovelleat in ...

... LONDOLN TRADE RBPORT. TUHSDAY EVENING.-The mercantile markets opened to-day, and although there was not much doing, there is evidently a betteffeeling abroad, and holders seem less in- clined to sell at the present low prices. SUGAR.-l00 bhds. Barbadoes were sold to-day by pub- lic auction; good to fine yellow realised Ods to 69s, low to middling Ole id to 65s Gd., this is fall 6d to is per ...

... I REPEAL BOARD OF . TRA'iE,- ,. as ..(COMMUNICsxATED.) , ( . ned The usual weekly meeting of this body .~as held in the led, Great Hooms, Corn-.~xchannge, on Sunday I';t vas Mr. JONES (woollenr opertv) i/ ecldir. an John O'Cotsnell, Esq., M.P., reiminded'.the meeting that ion this was the day appointed for bringing forward the peti- tions to parliamenat of the woollen operatives and wool card- ...

... lyIaftL~ctu.es, Coommerce, &O. Accomit., flunk tilt- nenoy or tio, gimo. Complexion it, those of la?t w-k, but ill ?? plwes .o.do's have ba-11 receive'l Illaillioiltion ul collullued favou'llble 1101%? comitoi tron, fliv E-1 1, .N Ow next wall Toe?0;kV-Tio-,vIIv Dart, sign, ti'm Ow 'I'mikel I lilt. ;Fiat thc-phoolk i'O.,11 look, ,,ill L,-olrally adancv, :I., ?? -.1clUtel Zoll litt le loor, ...

... A BERDEEN DIARKETS. AtBE:ltDIM EN CORN MAII-ET, FRInAY LAST. )aslIRVaT 1uc ,iD o..-'llrirugh Ote week, the dclireriesorgr3in hare beeoi ery liberasl; 1id, to-day, there was a full attetdaice, and agoid ieal of oat- aid ber lrlering, bill little biishiems die, farneis not being inciied iii siiimil ti the tediictlioi of prices offered. 1lie business doile in a wns fri} l14, t 144 6{d per qr. for ...

... a -l I O No C:OHN CX('IIA Nil E_5tI0iDAV, 0ec. 261.We List week the recelits im'wiheit mmro~iur owii C tist. were ltin11 v~ragL' b .cole, aeilm rlskilerilig the hlitiindml tte ,if tile atmio-tihlre, if fuir averige e ,1,11tltty. Fleiish till thir moerliiig, srarrlM almV wtfeat canoe tin handii ?? E. sex, wtie Imie ai lio C ther tl'rirets tie supplies Coittli 'Ail~ iii carrliap' cid samtilll.' ...

... SHIPPING INTBLLIGBNCB. LoNDON, JAN. 3.-Wind this day at soon N.W., light aIra and foggy. Seven p.m. light south-westerly alra and fine. ltAMSOATS, JAN. 2.-Arrived theeSt. Mary from Jamaica, Hazard from Newfoundland. DsAL, JAN. 2.-Wind N.N.W.-Arrived the Margaret and Jane from SIngapore, Berbice from Bearice. Sailed the Superb for Bombay. SWANSruA, JAN. 1.-Arrived the Elizabeth Beynon from Cuba ...

... CATTLE DWAR1CETS. SMITIIFIEI.D CATTLE MARKET, Dec. SG. to our ?? to.day we had a fair avetage timie-of.year supply of teasts, il thie quality of which a slight comparative falling off was ap). parent. Although lnost of the butchers appeared to be tolerably a11 siocked, their attendtance was, ot the whale, tumerous. For the nri.nest eef we had a steady inquiry, at fully, bat at nothing quotable ...

... ?? t DERnY WEETCLY SMITHIFIEL.D MARKET. 1, 'I'tEsI)AY. Jan. 3.--There was a fair supply of boil: t: ?? nnd Sheep at our market this morning. lsil trrald Wa9 dully Bee(f made from 5d. to ;1d. pevr 11). Muttn'i the same. Pigs ahout Gs. 6d. per score, nvarly all lrigl. e and plenty of thlie. Rough fat 4s. 9d. per s:one, o DERBY CORN MARKET. e DEc. 30.-The sUppIV of grain at our marlket to-day was ...

... SHIPPINJG INTELLIGENCE. SHIPPILNV( I TI ?? u Nur.. A 11I (lII AT A 0111 )I.I:o.27. Scotisih MaIid, Wo11tsoo0 I.o0(oll; h Alherdrlem B',It1el, ?? Lerwcick; Edwyard, ?? Newca>U e -28 T . m~ I.E'vlcuimour, Smlith, Fiaserblytrgh ; Dwitil)l, S;nagsler, [Urtlepozol: Gth.l~ Ibv, Niv.,I, IhDllie: Lydia, Eroskine, Newcastle;N M:ry Anti, Eonahs, .I'vlrlloaod. - :2. ?? Ild, Strachall, SuIInderlatl; 1 ...

... COLONZAL BANE. --P Yesterday the half-yeaTly weettng of the proprietors in this corporation was held at the Lon on Tavern to receive a report of the courtof directors, to declare a dividend, and to elect tour directors and an auditor, in the room ot those who have retired by rotation. The chair was taken by Mt. Colville, M.P. Mr. CALvERT, the secretary, read the following report: The ...