... . Wed8adaY Etlljding, B. P. SUGA.R.-The demand has continued Steady nnd though the amount of business done has not been hea; prices have been fully maintained, and hava a tendeny to advance. REFINED are rather dull, the consumption being r, duced. TALLOW is aleo dull, but the quantity at market is so small, that former prices are maintained. RiCE.-Tbe demand is very bad, and prices Iloliceo ...

... LONDON MARKETS ---TH1IS DAY, NEWPORT (NEW) WHOLESALE MARKET. Prices per Bibs by the ?? 4B to 4s 6d, Mutton 49 to 4s 8d, Veal 4s Od to 49 8d, Pork 49 4d to 5s Od. NEW HUNGERFOORD. Fisv: MASRXET.-Tturbots 5n to 16s, Brll Isd to 165, Codfish 4s to 55, Dublin Bay Haddocks 1s Od to 141sitings 4d to 9d, Mlac- korel Od to Sd, and Lobsters Is Od to Ss Od each); Soles 134 to 2s 0i per pair, Smelts Is ...

... ShIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CARDIFF, MAIICHI ..-Sailvd fhe Cruisader for Irazil, Prinevi Tb1o- mas for the Capo of Good Iloic, Sir liery Pottinger for Berinuila. KINTOisT'rrivN.-Arrived thc Monarch from China, and iail: fir Liverpool. AIARIoA'T NMAicrt 7.-The Eliabeth and Mary. of Charorite. cnA shore at Kisigogatw onl the 2d instant, was got otf last night, after dis- chliarging about hlalf her ...

... SHITPPING INTELLIGENCE. The following has been posted at Lloyd's:_ NOTICE TO MARINERS. Collector's Office, Key West, Feb. 7, 1846. The new light just completed at Key West will be shown on the 10th inst. it is a first-class light, and vrill, probably, lie visible from a ship's deck at the distance of twenty-two miles in clear weather. It is situated eight hundred yards northe-ast of the site ...

... Wt rcd~.o r alv le \ ,M ?? ?? is tdtf,7~; og 3~,(nvs2s}l ;! Drg,6 d ol nde sA tl it.1s:; Ineir itefE LaW C.RuhFttiS soeo ll, g¢iC n ?? elv opi ,e o~e ?? butvthe business doue has been light. IHY MARKETS-Saic:urdtr. SMITHFELD-Filne upland tnwalon a';d ce- ra 70s. to 72s. Oil. inferior, 52s. kJ 6Os. .1.iiJ,-rior cl Aer 90s.to 95s.; inferior,75s.to 80s. Stra,2s. , o 281s. perio: PouRTMrA--Old ...

... HANOKPUTS -FRNDAv . AunLrsON, George, Jun., and Tnsus, John Uilkinsoa, Wakefield, 'Yorkshle, dycts, Asounsw Samuel, Trenthan, brick manufacturer BqwuR, Jon% Live.OQ1. aleedealer B114DI)CK, JAmca .cb, Oilverton rousbire, ?? lianbwv ; EdYW4 Renry, foebaldigStrand, brickmaker ?? V InochdatM, woollein marnufactuker nuti, dlibevt, Trannatre, Cheshire, builder DAwssaau Oee, 0 ~L db ookloonntaahiue, ...

... I ProRTs. t The imports of foreign stock into London, last week, were as under:- From whence Oxen. Sheep. Lambs, Calves, Noordwyk ?? 74 60 - 10 Harlirvgen ?? 240 160 - - Rotterdam ?? 450 460 - 64 Antwerp ?? - - - 8 t Total ?? 764 700 - 82 The general quality of the above arrivals has turned out extremely good, especially as relates to the beis s from Rotterdam. At the northern ports the ...

... WOOL. TIlE WOOL TRADE.-London, T/zursday.-Tlse imports of wool into London last week woere 637 bales, of which 240 were from the Cape of Good Hope, 193 from Germany, 131 from Alexandria, and 67 from Spain. The market is very dull THE WOOL TRADE IN GERMOIANY. BERLIN.-The recent occurrences in France have hitherto bad less effect upon this branch of commerce with us than might, perhaps, have ...

... LONDON CORN EXCEANGE, MIARCIE 13. At this day's market there was a limited mupply of English wheat. . whicb met a brisk sale at an advance of Is per qr. on the currency of r this day week. For foreign there wes also an improved demand, and . ellers lsad the turn of price in tbeir favr ur. Barrel flour is steady. In- dian corn on the spot Was generally held for Is per qr. advance, but there was ...

... MA.RK-tANE EXPRESS' REVIEW OF THO CORN-TRADF DUIRNG THE PAST WEEK. The weather experienced since the commencement of the month has given rise to some uneasiness in regard to thefuture. A dry March is proverbially favourable in this kingdom; hitherto, however, we halve scarcely had four- and-twenty hours consseutively without rain, and as the latter part of February was likewise wet, the low ...

... Aonibon Conmctcrial Intctligenlc. (Fioni our own Correspondewi.) REVIEW OF THE WEEK. Tlhc uncertainty and alarmi which has lcen the result of the Frenchll evolitiou, with the titiuirous comnemrcial faihues oln the continent, produced their efticts on the ioncy Market, and led to a heavy decline in the Funds. At the samie time, the miarket has been sustained bv nuraerous nirchlases for ...

... S I AMALGAMATI )N OF THE GAS COMPANIES. --~ ,I . . . . tea Yesterday, sat twelve o'clock, meetings of the two gas )I, companies were held at their respective offices, to take I ntcopir~eration the dtaft of thle amnaigansatoi, bill ir 11now before P-arliament. to c lilt New G.%s AND Cory ComaeAre.-At the meetivg of ceis' ho thin company, Wm. Fosnmiiey, Eq qpresided, and there pret was wata ...