... AGRECULTURE. ;alI iet1 REVIEW 01 TH1E BRITISH ANT) PfFTOR G 0033 TRADE cc IDURING TITF PAST WEEK~t. A, (Fros~thte ltark Lone Express ny Monday. ty The value of wheat has tiseC day (iv dav for many weeks noose- -C- entirely without a Single pause, and prices have now obtained an tot altitudte calcul~ated to induce cantion or the Part of buyers. Petz- I dent tradesmien consider speculative ...

... MAR1KETS. I.{lNDO? CORIN EXCHlANGE, JANUARY IS. At this day smarlc-t tbiere was a fLiV show of Engli-h vihent which reniiel a fiither advanc eof is t) 2s ovr the Cerrcncy of this day weel. t I irco I arotei tbetre wat a modoratc er.%t,.t oF ?? ss done at a, .iini.- Itr ilwuy-p wcnUt. ?? cargoeso or Inuiau cern and *vheat near al and in ?? at rt a u t, hlt I rdiiy WI to be lbad, anwl for ...

... THEE FUNDS. Monday Ereeing. Under the ?? ofa firther fill in the Freich funds, xhich have now dcclined more than three per cent. sirice the p} von-lt of the divilends in December. Consols opened heitvily this Enorninri at 921S to j, at which pribe they remnained till a ,uoct the middle of thed 92. hn they maimed a very gioomn' ?? anr went down to 92 Scarcely any reaction occurred cim to the ...

... G!LASGOW SHARE LIST. Tacasosi-, JANUAr.Y 21. he Descriptions of Stocks. Shares. ?old Closiag siit- u QUotLa- 3u- ?? tc Bank o f S catiat~n Bass. a. £ ;.r o blo nritish Linen* 100 0 100 0 0 220 0 JO- Caledonian 10 0 2 C0 4 10 0 rt; Ciyof Glasgow ?? to 0 0 13 7 osi- CIS~deedale * 20 D0 10 0 ao i3 7 sot commecrcal So00 to 0 0l6 0 er Eastern 2,5 0 10 00 t E~dinburgh &Glas00t .0 5 0 0 70cI ...

... LGNNDVO CORN EXCHANGE, JANUARY 22. The debates of last night in the lfocce of Commons, and the dcspaitch which is likely to he given to the free import of corn. render it probahie that the duties will be takent off in the early part of the ensuing weesk. The wheat trade rulei firm, Ani good icemard Ftill exists for Shipment to Ireland. for free foreign barrel and coarse flour, and whole meal ...

... SAVDfIDAY JAsrrAT 23. Descript Shares. Paid ~~Closing DecitOns of Stocke. hs. . ad Quota- - I ?? tions. ita0Sii. £ a. E S. d. I r Bank of qcotland - 10 0 I00 0020 am o ?? . . . . 10 0 2 Cahedoniani . .. ID00 210 0 4 0 City of Glasgow . . 1 0 10 0 0 1360 I Oldedale .200 10 00 235u~ 'Comir'~O .. ..500 0100 0 0167 ( IFarternl. 25 0 10 00 1 5 Edinburgh & Glas,7ow ~ .50 500 70 ?? ofdcs~tlatnd . 0 5 ...

... I I 1'/aTurlsday Evening. Consols opened this morning at the closing prnes of yesterday, namely, 914 to i for money. and 91; to 92 for the account; and these were maintained, with slight variations, unzt-l the announce- m, nt of the further rise in the Bank rate of interest. The mar- - ket then suddenly gave way, although the measure had been folly - I anticipated by many parties, and the ...

... B.AflD32NSTON9 WORN 74AAR'. JAN1rAX r 22. The supply of v;heat and beans to-day was cons.iderably larger, and °l barley and oats smliler than in last market Sies were dull Whbeat, top, 'old) 4s up. and average 3d down. Barley Is Gd and oats Is !04 down on average. Barley. 1t7 qrs. 142 qre sold. Oats 444 qrs, 21 gers sold. Beans 113 qrs. 100 qrs sold. Wheat. Barley. Oats. Beans. Plasae ?? ?? ...

... S AVIN G S' B AN K S. (From Observations on the Utility Mid 1atlanaement of Savings' i RankBs.) Should a young man of 18 begin to save 2s. a weel;, and go on regularly for 10 years, he would at the age of I 98, have in bank, reclkoning his savings and the interest, about £60, the value of which, observe, consists very much in the manner of acquiring it. For, suppose biun to have spent those 10 ...

... COMMERCE OF THE UNITED WrT.YES. , . .. _ (PFram the Times.) r A statement of peculiar interest at the present time hts e just been published at New York of the value of the ex- , i, ports and imports of the United States for the year ending, 30th June, 1846, distinguishing between the anmnunts car- ried in American and foreign vessels. From this it appears v that the total value of the exports ...

... U REVIEW OF THE BRITISH AND FU OREIGN CURi TO l DE t IDLRING TEE PAST VEER. (From te Mark V Lone -Express of 31oedoy.) From the manner in which the Ministerial plans have been re- o ceived by the Opposition side of the House, it is certain that the proposed suspension of the corn and navigation laws vill be forth- with conceded ; nor are any objections likely to be raised to the permission to ...

... Arrived in the Clyde on Saturday, the Lanchester, (133) Con- I way from Canton sailed Ist Ag-Lst, and fromi the Cape 20th Oct., with a cargo of tea. i-lad a fair passage with easterly winds generally. Came bv the South Channel. Arrived at Cork 7th instant; left there for Clyde the Sarah Boltsford, repairing da- mages, and several other vessels wvind-bound. On thr. 26th No- vember, spoke thle ...