... STATE OF TRAMF LANrOA8HKR, TnuRSDAY, JAV. 2t.-The ?? bnsa, at Oldbam and the vicinity is rather briker than it was a short time ago, and two new ?? iltdlt are in course of erection at , Holinwood, but the turn-out of the power-loom weavers at e Messrs. Jones and Co., Walsbawv Mi continune. Themachbi o making business Is fast extendinit The hatting trade is ex r. tremely depressed; most or the ...

... i. ds - l a . A decided improvement has taken place in the tone of the Wheat trade during the past week, and we are disposed to think that the lowest point haa now been passed. The Millers have for severeal weeks bought very spariegly, their stock have conse- quently been considerably reduced, and as the return of Sir R. Peel to power has restored confidence, the 'rarmers are not likely t ...

... The public have already been informed of the intention to increase the Army. There is good reason believe that the increase will extend to the regiments of the line (infantry), to the Royal Artillery, but not to the cavalry. It appears that to each regiment doing colonial duty or about to leave the country for such purpose, there will be added 200 men perhaps a little more, but that no ...

... Ipswicil, Jan. 13.-At this day's market we had a good supply of barley, a fair show of wheat, and but a small one of other grain. Our mnarket continues in a very languid, depressed state, owing to the question of the corn laws remaining unsettled. Wheat may be noted ls. to 2s. per qr., and barley Is. per qr. lower for the finest samples, while the inferior sre almost ?? supply of fat beef and ...

... DECLATIO ON OF TsHE AMERICA'- GOVERNMENT IN FAViO 0' FREEhTTDE. 'It would be doing great finjustibed '(says the nos Livelpool TirnoYd'toitbe pres~nt Govermiment of ?? *a, States not to admit that all its declarations: trt the tie subject of tradE, and especially of' trade with this ait- country, are of themaost liberalltind.* It would, indeed, bo oil difficult to find anywhere fairer Or ...

... GREAT FR EE TRADE ME ET- ING'Arll NORtWICHI. l riI11111IPI OF MR. COBD1EN. [FttOM OUR ttEPOttTE'.1O \'atiu'diy eveiiittg at ineetti I of the ?? Free Tiade Aossoviatiunt took place at St. And~rcw Hall, in thait toVVil. The peecular featuric of' interest iitteudiiig' titi' affair was tile fact tittit Mr. WodehiOuse, AI.P., it'ttI 1p1'dgt'd hiiaSelf- whet her boldly or- foolhardily we leeti% ...

... LONDON MARKETS-FRIDAY. CORN EXCHANGE, ing to tre ltate bo~isterous w~eather, ths arrivals of English RVlest tor our markets thitt week have been uai- usuailly smalil; hence the sh ow of earaples of that article to-day was lvery lhti ited ; sud so little wvas doitig in it, that p}rices w~erel almis~t rnrliti~al. Ith the ab ure of i mezalsh Wheat, tfel retail sales were effictel in tfre l oreit ...

... RAILWAY SHIARE LIST FopR TUESDAY, JAN. 6. Iteilnys. Pad. Olmng Price'. Suaines Done. Aberdeen . 5 1 %Pnt I3 0 Y4 BimreIngai(h~Ct 10 128 132 130q4 Do Neu(5.34ds.. i%31 33 ?? ?? . 0 84 80 04 DoNNew2 33 q3pot78 Bristol olioeer.. 0 20 28 pin (7 BuckingItnlie 42 . 1 4p ?? 3 31,4xii IS 34 3 Do ?? 21, I' 13pm CJanbri~lge end Lincoln,. 1% 134 134 SK3 Cambtridge tind Oxford Ii' . (Thester andl ...

... BAILIVAYS. RAILWAY RIIARE LIST popt MONI)DAY, JAV, 12._ Ilsilnays. ?aid. Olosing VA~o. 13usinoi Done. Abierdeen ?? %1 m3 BIm,inpil~ainadGljnre~t, 100 125 120 Do New 7!o. (I ?? 7 31 8 2% Ularm! s.ad, Dot Juliet 2 1pi I/* li 0 Bristollandr lvelcer..0 83 85 Da ow ?? 514 614pm;~ prlptol and mouicogter .. 8 27 28 plo ?? ?? i Caledonian ?? SY, 4% 4 514 14 ?? pm %4X Oanlaidge and Lincoln.. % I 1 ...

... AI LIVAYS. it RAILWAY SHARE LIST FR~ FRIDAY, AN. 16. I~a~laOO. PRid closin Pec. Bualles. Dnoe. &bIIrddoen ?? XI I pr - lrlllrmn~a llO df'ut. 100 104 ISO 131 Do Ni, a (Iss. 7 14). 7143 01 83 313 fi PIWl lt id f1aetc 70 03 sr, 14') NOS I 4 i wtl~inglnth i ?? 420. . ?? 10 4 11Is% 14 ii '.nitavyi lao nd ILhivolni. . I . I tv voiobdge aed Oxrford .. I~; n dig ii )IlirwrI arid iloilyllicad ..I 4k I ...

... GREAT FREE-TRADE MEETING I AT MANCHESTER. [PROM OUR REPORTERS.] A mecting was held at the Free-trade Hall, on Thurs- day night, which, however great the previous assemblages of free-traders there may have been, was unexampled both in numbers, influence, and enthusiasm-in everything, in fact, which can give interest and moral weight to the great. movement in which the League are embarked, and ...

... | X From the New Price Current of Tuesday, Jan. 13.) SUGAR.-Since Tuesday last importers of colonial sugar have been desirous to realize, and having abundantly sup. plied the market, a decline in the value of nearly every sort has taken place. Importers of British Plantation submit- ting to a reduction on previous rates of Ud to ls per cwt for all descriptions, occasioned a fair business to ...