... 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 ...

... Manchrstkr, Tuesday.—With the new year the prospects of the manufacturers are decidedly encouraging. Some large firms refuse to enter into fresh contracts unless at an advanceof five per cent, on the current prices of this day, and in the opinion of good judges, if not acceded the moment, such must be the case during the week, for, with the exception of one or two descriptions of goods, stocks ...

... Iffarfats. LONDON CORN EXCHAN'GE JANUARY 17. The little English Wheat at market this morning ctsna a sale at Monday's prim; free foreign is fira, and ve ha some business doing; there is also some inquiry rt Barley sell son the same terms; and we make no alewatk, other artidl Daikeith, January 18. At this day's market sales were brisk for all decripliamf Grain. The relative weighis of the th-ee ...

... ZIV*aruto. it LONDON CORN E=CHAUFG, jq - - JANUARr jQ r- The count~rymretsbe W en n se The onzrmnelsb~ gesierally dearsri an adai vap denmanded for free forein heat hem, but it ?? ant be oh. W- tined4 and very little businee# was done in cons~ie f !a. Enlish there was scarrely acy Wt. Siig coaruo all de. ey 0=4in remains as on Monday. e- kDbli. JatU ry 9. srs Atthishdy'xs-rket tenrewa but ...

... wabal littelligMe. Portsmouth, Jan. 6. The Bonetta, 3, brigantine, Lreutenant-ComUandtder E. E Grav, bas arrived at Chatham', where she is to be paid off. Pretions to her leaving the coact of Africa, the Rapid, 10, Lieutenant-Commiandor E. C. Erie, had captured a Brasilian brigantine, named the Terrata io. with 29t9 alaves on board. which arrived at Sierra Leone on the 27th November. Two other ...

... LONDON SUGAR MARKLET. JANUARY I-. Irk ,- - .AA In - Z -A lo AA . At I _A__ - III A; -s -L , are _ AT I. , Tlhe trade have been ready pitrchasers of all descriptions of West Indi a supar, and a furthr advancae of Gd. per cwt. has bee:: paid;l the purchases have been large for the three miarket dars, a nounting to 1fiOO hhds. and trs. ; of fine yellow and strong gray qualities the supply still ...

... STIP NERWZ. WE Do .Es- r ?? . _- tile tei~ 1I> -liomne 2-.a T. wui ?? esici man .;..'cwcshI'cicic ,,orc caier i'ioj. (,El c-him iiiSG al -1 'eT ' -c ?? ,, ccr Fccc!-'1 ~h-, i lit;I Wecl Ot li carc1'o ?? ?? .- -Pc tirIicT~ ?? icir a leiiL at :I1: st cit ?? 1 her careiii, bt Ie slu x'vicd-. A.albcorg, Ieec nc ?? trcxlii:oi as 'I C). nol titc Pc ''cI Contaclilml I21n ?? . 'C ?? cia'.tt'r if ...

... l% I II P P. I r . -o 'P NT E Ln L I F, E r r C E. MANCEfESfra, TUESDAY EVENING, The amount of business transacted at the Post Office Rlote] to- day was, in general, heavy. The attendance was good, and the following bets were lair, viz.:-_175 to 25 ag.t Rattan, laid twice; 750 to 25, laid two or three times. agst Leander ; 1001t to 25 agst T'Auld Squire; and 200 to G cgst Lord Exeter's lot. ...

... ,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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...