... THEa MA -TL x ' CORN-MARKET, Ftitoy. The frost continues very severe, and the inlnd naltviat impeded. . - Our market this morning opened with great excitement, aud an advance of 4s. to 5s. per quarter oa Foreign wheat va, generallyrequred. This elecked tbe demand, which appeare very good; but only a moderate ?? resulted, at an tin. pruvenment of 2s. to 3s. per quarte..- Barrel flour and whole ...

... M ;ONEY- MARKET, AND CITY | ' ? IINTELLIGENCE. CiITY, FRIDAY, EvENmm': The funds have' declined;during theweek. We are not surprised at this: the pressure must ulti- mately come somewbehre, and it will unquestionably affect the funds.' The more immediate cause of' the fall is the gloomy financial position of France, and the steady rise in the price of provisions, and especially of corn, during ...

... TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF IRONGATE. WUARF, TWO VESSELS, AND 200,000 OF PROPERTY. 7 I I On Thursday afternoon one of the most extensive conflagrations that has occurred during the past year, broke out on the premises of the above wharf, and, from tbe combustible nsature of tbe property, the whole of the extensive building and. contents, as well as the. Busy, of Bridport, and a considerable portion ...

... MARK-CANE, FrTOAY. Our supplies of wheat are moderate, and all qualities con- tinue in large demand, at js to 2s per quarler advance upon former prices. American flour is in good request at 40s in bond, and 4Is to 42s free for prime sweet barrels. Barley is scarce, and 2s per quarter dearer. There is moae activity in 'the oat trade, and Is to 2s per quarter advance is realized. Beans are 2s, ...

... -MONir MAKEAT, AND CITY INT!ZGTELLINbE. . .S __ f _ v~ 1 . : ITY, FRIDAY EVExING., '*The -quarterly statement of the- revenue is, on lhe whole, satisfactory;' it' shows an increaise of 19,873 -io the qquarter ending January 5th; and 13,032 on the year, and ihis, too, despite the falling away of the Chinese tributes atnounting to 475,280, and the repayments of advances and imprest and, other ...

... MONEYW ARKET, i AND CITY 3 F- : .-INTELLIGENCE. : - - 0: -; CITY, FRIDAY EVENING. The Bank of England. yesterday issued the following notice:- The minimum rate ointerest-on bills discounted at the Bank of England not having ran mere .thar ninety-fve-4aY8 to run is 8i, per cent.. Jan. 14,1847. At lengrththe Bank Directorts-are beginning to per- ceive certain signs idt the limes which every one ...

... LATEST INTELLICENCE. X | CITY, SATURDAY EVENING. A telegraphic despatch has arrived from France, dated Friday evening, four o'clock, bringing a further decline of .- per cent. in Rentes, and a depressed Share Market. The: Bank of France had not at that lime raised the rate of ?? and we hope will not: it would do no good, and create much panic. The funds and sbares continue depressed. The ...

... THE MARIElTS.- 'MARK LANE, F E4DAY.- -Our arrivalsof Englishwbeataxeshort, -and wehavenothing I fresh up from abroad. - ' I I The demand for wheat is good, and all Ikinds are fully as dear~. -I i 1 I ' The arrivals of foreign'barley are large, and the demand-ia in consequence rather less active, but'the holders are firm' and re- fuse to submit to any decline in price. Oats-are scarce, and ...

... - MARK LANE, ,FRIDAY. The resolutions now in odurse of adoption by the Legislature, with regard to-the suspension of the Corn and Naviration Laws for a limited period; have naturally formed the subject of dis- cussion, at our market this day, and the impression is rather prevalent, that the trade for most articles will continue very firnm. A degree of inactivity will perhaps be experienced ...

... S -a.. FarI it from CITY, FLUIDAY EVENING. Far be it from' us toboast of the f&llfilment of those gloony predictions which we have for the last six months been continually tolling in the ears of our readers: the pressure has come at last, and our only regret is, that, wee have been right - Ours is the melancholy satisfiastion of one who predicted'his friend would. be hanged, and had the ...

... MONEI MRKT, KANZD CITY . . . I N T L L G E C E Last week, for the first time these twelve months, we took imore favourable view of the Money Market, and we are happy to state that, barrfig any. nforeseen 'po'i eediaeater, we look forward to a decided and marked imrprovemnent in Iprices. ,o CPonas,frOm theirhighest pointbave very nearly fallen 1 perc~ent. Last, week they were 90J, this week ...

... I ECOOMY, IN THE USE OFEi FOOD.I 'In the last number of THE ERA the' following suggestion appeared in our City Article ?? Opening the ports-suspending the navigation laws- allowing the use of sugar in distilleries, are good and -proper measures so, far as they go, and as regards the food question; but if the rich would -content themselves with two side dishes a day less, and'the public at ...