... IQ .pTRLI~NCORN FXG'HANi(G-YFSTEiDA, * Woi. Rad einta gmat Isn1PPlV to Our Corn Excohangelto4 We'nde ?? alteration from the pricest of Tuits,,01lr 'Wheat, hiowev~er, miste be, quoted fid dearer. Inladl0 scartely0.maintained laost currency, and the butinete doae W4 not'cons~ide~rable. ~Whlisewheat 28q9 Oil ?? O.Q(i Oatmeal, 13001 toit Rited. do, 2t4 fd to OR .01 First flour 000i od to 01, B ...

... FMm the LONDON GAZETTE.-Friday, Dec. 31. WALT~nBA)RUtPTS. WALTER BLUM, Leominster, Herefordnhire, grocer, to surrender Jan. 8 & 29, at 11, at Btrrlnglam Ct Sols., Loyd, Ludlow, & Gem & Docker 135rmlngaam; of assig. Qhrletle, Brm hm. SAXES &AT & EnWean GoSLIM, Northend, m, maltatee, Jan. 12 & Feb. 8, at 2, at Badngbnll. Sole, YoWmg & Son, farkxlk.; off. assig., Groom, Auchurchlano. Ezmu JEin ...

... WOOL. THEm WOOL TRADE.-Londoos, Tleesrsdisy.-The imports of wool into London during the week ending today have been 1,670 bales; of which 1,338 bales were from Sydney, 258 from Alexandria, and 74 from the Cape of Good Hope. LiVER'OOL WOOL MARKUT, Dec. 30.-Although there is more steadiness and confidence apparent, business is still dull, and sale3s very dull. Prices unaltered. Imports for the ...

... cli ?? MANCHESTER, TUcsdcay, ed This afternoon an aggregate meeting of the merchants et and traders of Lancashire, interested in the reduction of the existing 5r, duty upon tea, was held in the Town-hall, Manchester. V The circular was signed by the chairman of the Liverpool Assacla- us tion for the Reduction of Tea, the chairman of the Manchester be Chamber of Commerce, the chairman of the ...

... } n JAIanb ,couant. ii. - ,-lcGA~Y.--I II O 4 -At''O ,I) -0 00 branch VI, be hl Npd', at tw o clc 4 1. tle an ernooiTah- Ihas abe requ hmed to ?? ~'list tlowards the or eutibioof the M~acuvaE ID Df *iNY-A o~ rnc f th evr Hill in the chair, t olloi perons wr elctin le 'officerse ?? ! M n C t ?? D.eo- 1o tary, MilaThoma tn;srtasit, MJoncumn- e mingD auditornlM Tm Jequcs and t r Felix ld' Hut Dt ...

... 35aidtvxtpto?, $m ? ?? (Erom the garette ofTueadhy, Dso. 28.) v DA~hK8UrTS. al Thomas Cliatto, Murpeth,. Nortbarmberiank llissn.. QI ?? Evens, Wrehomo, Den ?? shof tl ?? Joha et, ?? tf wine ?? iaywbrd, LSndpUrt, smpshlrab b. breier-:Wkm. Lee, Wobsrn-greer, Iueklghamabixre, ?? Smith Maling, Scarborough, Yorkshire, 3O0ner-Susannah Milton, ilt~atrset, Hovslow, eiothiaw -Edward Norris, ...

... LONDON MARKETS---THIS DAY. WNDO~tN AVJ111AIPES TOIL WHRIC ?? nie'J. 27. WhentI4,871 drc. 57s pir tr; Ilarley 521111 qrs, ?? per I Oats I1455; clIs.. 21I 9id per qjrs.; lye 10 1, es345 per fit' ?? 5015 (rts, Ilbo Pd icr Eirt 1'cs 271 eIes, -f11s II per qe. N IIWGATH AND) LEAItIIINlIALL. M~rT.-Four 'twlit kind of meal see had at firm Inquiry,oi tea lb folltottici heels --IBeef feem Ss 4d to 4s ...

... i-AO (From the Shipping Gazette) We geave on Thursday a tolerably decisive verdiet | respectinzthe merits of Portpatrick Harbour-which has cost the country 170,OOA.-ftrom a naval officer of high atnialments, appointed by the Admiralty for the particular purpose o f examining this and other har- bours A person unaequainted with all the circum stances connected with thia place would naturally e ...

... ?? _ ?? , , ,i dn , :BatS-v~ft - w - w~~elI .- 'I~r~ich wil e h'ad neyttSnay, a two o'clock in 5.ltbcafiiic smTem' n~liviio requeedto pay is both ei ?? evi Thel aidboriptlon : list' 1oad he 0' iisecetoii of the MANOcs39T9I EX- AM INNS is Atill open, sad we rpoimsass suck~t~n tnm. . bers as haveicnoh p ?? '0do ois Aearly'Satpossbl Au~na~rrr~-Agoo braidh of the Notioall 'land (Jotilpan hill ...

... STATE OF MRADE. 115tAtr or T.1xrots.-ThIssru has very litt' butsiness donle tit our Clothi haltls, either oil S:aturstd or Tuesdliv. Thre l't miarkets of tile' ys'a are gellelilvly slt1, liot this 'ear to1ely have besil sorise than foir somtie iears. 'ThIs slsosks, bowevvsr, aire light, rlal ?? cOtlstillt'S ti Ill Illi! so ldidlidee lf a slight imoprovemenit after stock tankin, ad that ?? tery ...

... TIHE MONE'Y MARKET. CITY, THllS DAY, TWO O'CLOCK. MONREy AIAIIKE'T-liere lins been very little doini g ti is miaoriliag. Colisols opened nt R;5 to T, ait \NIiit:lt priice to y continued uonii the arrivil of' the aidvices from Paris, tinder the new postal arrangements, announcing the death ol' tile lrincess Adelaide of Orleans, aid lie fealt that it to igbt nfflect tile hefilthI of thf K ing, ...

... [FROM oun LONDON CORRESPONDENT.1 City, T7airsday Evening. The colonial produce markets are now closed as far as public sales are concerned, and there is but little disposition to do business privately. The retail grocers generally sup- plied themselves two or three weeks since, and consequently, although it is known that the consumption of Tea increases at Christmas, the actual deliveries from ...