... - - . n -1 - . Closeeoser, Feb. 4.-The sales of wheat were of the most trifling description, but no further reductibi ill prices was submitted to. Polish Odessa wheat was inquired for. enld would have brought a trifling advance; there being scarcely any left in the market. Barley and beans were a dull sale, but.- ntminally unaltered in price. Oats are scarce on the market, and fully maintain ...

... The present wieek has been ene of continued and even increased duilness in thle Mooney Market, eind in ali the principal departmients of general trade. An appearance of the greatest stagnation is the charaictcr of the Money Markcet, excepting only the English Feuines, which continue firm at the extraordinary prices which leave bcen attained ;but in tirose natureally mere desirable muodes of ...

... SATURDAY, FihnuASr 18, 1843. A pressure of local and general intelligence has prevented ILI us earlier referring to the late meeting of the Bristol hII Chamiber of Commerce, but there are some points which Io ought not to pass altogether unnoticed. St Thc Report of tho Directors states that the account w of imports, exports, number of vessels, and the official re- IV turns of the ...

... FRIDAY EvENINsi.-The produce markets bave not im- proved in the least; even at the present low prices it is difficult to find buyeis of any large parcel of goods. The consumers are only purchasing fbr their immediate wants, and speculation is out of all nuestion. S CGAR.-There were not any public sales whatever. The Brit;sh Plantation market is not lower since Tuesday, but the purchases of the ...

... I SHIPPING INTBLLIGENCE. LoNDON, FEB. 17.-Wind this day at noon, fresh breeze from th northward, and fine clear weather. Seven p.10. moderate breeze from N.N.E. and hazy. CORK, FEn. 14.-Sniled the St. Lawrence for St. John's, New Brunswick. TThe derelict barque, brought in here, torns out to be the Pero, of Penzance. CHoOKHAVEV.-Arrived the Bridget Archibald from Rio Grande for Liveipool. ...

... mauftraptdf &C. From thre London Gazette of Friday, Feb. 17. PARi3BNTE, Judah de Jacob, merchant, Bury-street, St. Mary Axe, London n PATTON, Thomas, ironfeunder, Swan-street, St. Mary, New- ingtoo, S ...

... %Mnk. ruptot &f, d A.Aeidoder, c~oah, maker, ?? COLE George, grocer, oheesiantinger, aniai6pkeepsr, Baxiley- heatil Kent (iOW12R, JIohn good, grocer and general shopkeeper, Lowea-, toft, Suffolk GILL ...

... SAITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, MONDAY. JAN. 3D. There is again no importation of Foreign Cattle to netice upon Which the ditty has been paid in London, and the num- ber returned for Hull dauring the week ending the 27th instant is only 20, which shows agreatfallingoff comparedwith former weekly arrivals for that port, and as the weather, both on the Continent and here, has for so many days past ...

... PI ' - - , - , ,, ,,I . _ i 11 1 I 1. . 1 . .1 11 | ..I 6 . - I' .- ~. 1 prcin IverpO9I ., u~erlspp, E ' ehruary 15 and March 17, at twelve, at the Coeert Of WInk Iptcy, Liverpool. Mr. C. Turner, o'ffieial ieign~eo Liveripool; itts. Messrs. Lownderand Co4. Liverpool. ?? - IW4Denver and'W. Ntxiy, Liverpool, woollen drapers February 17 and MDcrch 17, at ono, at tbe Court of Bank. ruptcy, ...

... Efte jflatIet+ MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, SATURDAY.- As supplies from all quarters continue moderate, and we have no considerable stock of any article pressing upon the market, it might have been expected that the improved general tone of the trade, and the decided advance which has taken place in the agricultural markets, would have had more effect here than has been the case. The trade during ...

... pI e jlardketo. MANCHESTER CORN MARKE T. SATURDAY,- The dull and lowering state of the London market has'had e depressing effect upon the trade; and though the supply of C all articles. is small, and holders have shown a, disposition to submit to a moderate reduction upon the quotations of, our last, the transactions of the week have been of a very limited 1 iature: 'The Wakefield mid ...

... ?? -: - - I IVVAIKEFIELD CORN MARKET, YESTERDAY.- Ourfactors.eailyinthe day, asked a considerable advance on: wheat, but the millers. being shy, tle prices asked in the first instance receded to an -advance of 1as, at which a fair busines wsaa done. Fine barley held for Is. more money; in inferior, no change. Oats and shelling, without change. -Beans,: rather dearer. -A~,iv1als ?? Ieeik. ...