... London and PItv1tLAl Graln Markets. * ~~~~~OLP Omit 14~ensiox, Monday. lit Jas,. 1844. Thesupply of Engli-sh Wht to this morning's market was eiceeviingly *moderate: the weahe ben eydithad Its usual infltuerce on the rcondition of the sape;~ies oeepurchased freely, and we *were enabled to clea oftewletanadvance of fully Is per quarter on the terms of last week.~ For free Foreign Wheat we had ...

... PWtt0a - LONZOff CORN EXCRANGE, JANUARY I The frost having set. in vesy severdly. there was mmr dispo. slti~on toptirchaae Ai articles to day. There was a good sale so fre foein Weatatfoly Nc0oda~ price, Vnd Engwih has silo; taripved in value., Birley is quite as dear mid there is more life inaile ?? and Pease. Oats areaf.dearer. Dub~lin. Ianuarr 2. At this day's00rket ?? Wht Vhat. 6604th,3 I ...

... ,U Xo 'TEEZ xrVTOR O THE 11ORi6ING HERALD. s 8i3-As the cbarter of the Bank of England is co li>ble to expire upon 12 months' notice if ?? ,. within sis months after the 1It of August next, the ar subject of banking will probably be brought under . the consideration of the next lemion of Parliament. it I trust, therefore, you will give me permission to lay before your readers a statement of ...

... THE SlA VE 'MARKET AT CAIRO. ?? . .. - . 1 . .. .. . I, (Frvnm tAi, Dublin utlirrwsiri .Magazine.) I wevnt to visit the slavee-market. whiel is held without tile city in the court-vard of a dieserted mosque. I was r err ivei vb a mildllookrig -Nubian, with a large white tur. iran wreathed over his s%-irthv brows, and a hernoose, or elimab, of tltite anol brown striperl hair-cloth, strapped ...

... STATE AND PROSPECTS OF THE SH[PPI-(G INTEREST. (From lthe Shipping Ceazete) Through1 the long Period of depression in conmmercial afTairs, i tle shipping interest has suffered probably more than any other. With his capital ?? in a property which could neither he profitably emploted nor disposed of 'vithont a terrible loss, the shipotwner lhas been obliged to expend large sums of money, to ...

... LONDONT CORN EXCHiANGE, JANUJARY Is.5 Akt this dafs mark-et thre supply of English wheet -a~11r met brsk alea frthr adesse o is to2s.O'C!r'lie 'errk4j, 5 Kr seek-. A large lsusiue's tflghL isaac ?? l is. uix free f I'll ? ?? i in v IIat r %N I b .3 1 ?? I r III IE I I II, .I II I, I II -f 5 ...

... 5,sb ping nflliutue. North Shields, Jan. 74.-The Hercules, of Aberdeen, lies awkwardly on the Herd ; her butt-ands seem started, and she exhihits other indications of straining. The tides will be good the latter part of the week, when efforts will be' made to bring both the Hercules and the Harmony off the Herd. G imsby. Jan. 54._Pot in the Marshall, Myasbhll, front Hamburg' for Leith, through ...

... (FrPnm the Liverpool StandLrd.) On Saturday the Cotton Brokers' Association pubished their anuiltal statemnent of the import, export, sales, and stock of cotton for the year 1843, and from the copi before us we are enabled to ut'tilsls some statistics relative to tlhe present coadition and future prospects of ?? t ade in this important staple in tine manufactures of the country. Tsle stock in ...

... A leetnre was recently delivered by Mr Milne, to the students of the engineering department In the Seapoint College, Dublin. in which, In alluding to the isbheries, the lecturer observes:-- Great Britain, Ireland, and the islands, present a co3st of about 40C0 miles. much of which is excellent fishing ground; but that with which I am more intimstely arquainted is on the eastern coast of ...

... 8I2PJ!1G arELIJOUNCE. . _ - _- _ . , - - - ARRIVXD AT ABERDREN.-3rn. 9. Lord Redbaven, Smith, Wemym IO..-WiIliam Hogarth, Howing, Lmudon: Supvrior, Christtpher, do. ; Anna, Glea.,Jersoy.-1l. Gordon, Horn, N;ewcastle; Soplini, Charstei, do.; Antelope, Henderson. do.; DOvina, Sengater, do.; Union Grovt, Dimiroiu, Rlgp; Dahlia, Boyark, Glasgow; Jean Sinclair, Satherland, Haaburg; Jotcpb, Geddet, ...

... THE MONEY MARKT. (Fre s r Allaeas Ciular of 30th Dmeeber 1843.) Athbough in Englaind money a;,pears' to be some- What more in Nequest fox commercial purposes, it continues extremely abundant in &Sctland. So much so, that al1 tbe Banks throughout' the country have at length adopted the uniform rate of 2 per cent. on deposits, while'some of them are glad to obtain even local paper for discount ...

... TIIE IREVENUIE. Alrctract of the Net I'roloice of the Revenue af Great Britain, in the Years tail Qiart es cnded tIo' ith Jan., 1k43 and 1644, SLLOV tiCll, ti I a;lrea-e or 1ecreas cltbereef. inroixlle fiur the Y'eailr ende~ie th Jan,, 1843, as compared with thiat ended itlh Janr., 1 b44. YeLIars enided 5th *Ja, 1843. 21844 liacrease. Decrease. Customs ?? Excise . ?? 1:4:tl,2 1,,, 174$)? 238 ...