... M A ItK E T S. LOX~to CORN XCII ~t ' IM 17 -idvit'i I - t. LnL L~oiifL~i..i a lL 1 T'.LLLILr~~z1 t'klien, tlid ?? -fu ' 'L LI I L rj, 5 7IiiIji - .h i. i Wht .Ii ?? F o c 'I . I. .. . . . i. ?? . .X Irish 1`111:11-.. .2 ?? 1,1 , -1 - - ?? h IL L rii IL l d ?? ?? AXreign ILL L.L [It ?? I I i i - ai. . . Ir illI'LL niL - aroleL. . 1wtr .LILLoL . ~s Wa~lw- ?? EII ii c-i OI . p Lr *Iimp. - Lil. ...

... [lo , ?? Prepize!7 ? 0 Pilbilic Sertrities have been rather heavy this iorndng EeConq o. lve been lr.t done at ;x EreducelThrelie per Cetits. 9:; I the Three-anid-a-liiaf New 1v1., Bank Stocl; 204; Exchequer Bill have declined to 6. ti7, and India Boads to 8.S 90 pin. There h zi: been rio great .amount of business tra nsaoerui, but the smnall re- ctinla in Exchequer IBilts is a pretty ?? proof ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, DECEMBER is. --_A 1- - - 11 I. - - A_ - - - - -1~ _- 15 -t . . - The frost has entirely disappeared, and we have thick fe gg weather, which has caused short arrivals of all grain. The show of Ecgl-h vwheat to-flay chiefly consisted 0f damp i'l-conditioned parcels, and far n hich there was little or no demand. Bot few tiansactions were reported in foreign. There is no ...

... Liverrool, Jar. 10.-The Marion, Masters, to Tampico, was lost on ?? bar of the latter port, 7th Nov. ; crew saved; cargo ,would be saved. part damaged. The Mary, from D)emcerara at Liverpool, sailed 27th Nov. and 20th Dec., Tat. 37., long. 46., ex- perienced a heavy gale, lost sails, balwarks., &c. Liverpool, Jan. 9.-The Orbit, Rawlinson, from London at Milford, for St. John, N.B., with loss ...

... TRADI?? * S as 11 L s wt *a F ' dQ Continues n iu a.y af,8 I 3 vzx Si'tl 4'r~ i l:: ;cnn itei v-v tic~ve, und B ~ he n~ I~isiod .9; htid.( maki~ig O fo t B T .; ('Rlinert dni-,n if .I'tos~ daylti. In ?? Inial ther*e is a C U:2 z -~ > h i rr * ;, a n:.l ' : i i ti n t l, - i- ~ l gis Ti r rg a l ( j ia r t i n ho od)( | tt , ?? jt tO ;mri - '1n at ic Th eh tr 'ra 'Oet Iac .- bi t ( nN fl In ...

... MMIAMOZ 65TT61C MARMT. . LINEMiPtOOL COTCTU-N l ltiSJlbt' Ns'f. 24.-_The sales to-dy are estimated at 5000 balIe, 3f fich2 tas bales Pernams are for export : prices; :Onc as last weekI. Oct. 15.-The sales are only snout 2l bAIe. of which 203 bales Are- rican are on speculztoin the av-u:itq res ived to-day by the steamer from AserieCR hare ?? no char te in price'. idol Oct. 16.-T es sales are ...

... ,Z I I ILr AL55, i Liverponl, Oct. 13.-The Safutnsartd, Smith, from Liverpoulat Nlilfird, b iund for St. Thomas, with cail; datliage-l. i Dubliin, Oct. ?? Susaltl, Jillnes. of Chester, from Che-ter I t riv Pr ti A-berstwith, drove on shore at the Five MHii- Point, coast | I of XX iclitliv, iast nigit, crei sa-ed. Belflist ti--. 10.-The John ltixd is reported to have been on shore at Green ...

... M AR K E TS. r I Svi |0 .O'DON CORi-N FXCS'I 4N;F. (-rT- riit th-l moan iarcc hi r-c- o -e - - r' he C0nndlio tia., r- e. nd -price- I, t;c.qat- !. ?? f. .r nmv llul nT c3-: dry,, .f. ,. _ ' Th,' TlL-e :, afar h f ea r r -.I, f sc~1. l; ,, I.~ C; Than-3t ?? r-- . a t ler i :L , 1t i. 'E I.. l L e, (7p a t r. TI e 7.1w, o :.ti :.,7 -- Ws o- ?? iv - iv 1 vlya i-r - icC r- ;.1-s .t lo l r ip t l. ...

... THE ICE TRADE OF BOTON-, A1ERPICA. (Prim Simmoieb' ol'iniai 3Iagazilac.) The 'New Bruns%,ick Pap.'ers halve recently endrwn public attentien to the lucrative trale, in ice, whviich might 'be carriel ont from thier piorts, s well as from Nova Scotia and Nevvfotindianfd. The Brit~ish 'North Amnerican pro- vinjci's po)~sf.s facilities for ena intfa the ice tradle, wihielt atre n-it siq mas1 n the ...

... ints Arivedin t - Clfe on TL1C;IiW, the brig Zealoup (123) of a of Kincirdine. Aniderson, from ST. Peterthurgh, in -22 d at' Si - i 20th ult, and ft-vm Elsinore lii inst., NA ith a micer_ of hivrny.) La%- Ipert ienced fi ne weathter, wit lig t6ht east(erls %t itids~. Leit loadirkg ~ . a ri-at ituo-tber of veseeeie-desziv~ations unkn-cown. Spoke no aid ?? 5 letis Arivted in the Clyde on ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, DECEMBER II. The frost Continues, and the weather is rmost severe. The pres-ateoce of easterly winds has caused a short supply of all grain to this day's mnar- ti - tet, where we had ontly a slendler attendance of millers, and so little busi- t Iness passing in wheat. Prices osay he considered nominally as en Monday, ~ -No additional arrivals of oats heats come to hand ...

... th AMonchester.-There has continued to be, considering the period as of the year, a very fair demand for both cloth and yarn; and at of firm rates, especially for the latter. We thus close our trade re- port for the present year, which has been one of rather a che- a qered character, its opening contrasting irreglnarly with its close. e, The year commenced vith heavy losses for Iroth spinners ...