... LONDON M.1A l ARl.'- TS-SATURDAY. NEW HUNGERFORD. Fisn SIAuKosr.-.Turbots, ,,A od to 16s; Brills, so to Ss; Codlisli, so to 14s ; Haddocks, Od to Is 6id; Dublin Bay ditto, os to 3S; Whtithing, 4d to Is; Doreys, 2s to 10s; and Lobsters, Iso Ott to '2s Lid eacth Soles], ?? to 3s Od per pair; Thames Flounders, Is Sd1 to S Od, Fresh Hlerrings, Os Od; and Smelts, Is Oi to o. tid per Iocout Crimpepd ...

... I ,, COMMERCIAL,-M,,;1: Ij,'R L 6I. .wsusiialatfthis sealon there.have.been vet few. *,transactions ingoods&thisnweek, and business will not be generally resumed until towards the end of next week. -The prevalent impression continues Ifavourable to improved prices 'for al the principal articles of trade. The following comparative statement showing the relative prices for the present time, and ...

... Devoxport, Dec. 2S —The Calliope, 26, Captain Stanley, 4 rived from New Zealand, having left that ftatiou on the 2Cth of Aug. and arrived at Kio on the sth Not., sailing for England on the 27th. She is expected to e nne into harbour tomorrow to be paid off. The Apollo troop irigate is not yet commissioned. The Adventure transport is to be commissioned early next month by a Master, and will ...

... LIVERPOOL, D)E CE MBER 30. LIVERROOL FOREIGN ANDI COLONIAL PRODUCS MARKETS 1% - FOA ?? OFES 50150 FRIDAY. DFa;ExcoaR 29. 4 Saxar: Th ifnqui-y d-uring the week ha' been good, hut owing to the srt- ¢Il quantity on how, and the indispo'izian of merchants to sell alt pron,,'-s rate's the sstes are confined to I tl hhds. Barbados and 12' 0 to:'gs l-lenlgJ41 at folliprices .also tGit) hags ' haur ...

... |I LIVE1RPOOLANNUAL COTTONREPORT. 1l Upon the supposition that the spinners hold 60,000 bales more than at the same period in 1847, the Consumption of cotton will be found to have increased 5,420 bales weekly, or 251,b00 bales in the whole, The falling off in 1847 from 1S46 wias 43I,000 bales, the recovery in 1848 is 281,600 bales. Tlis, it nuist be remembered, is only the average of the year ...

... LIVERPOOL ANNUAL TOBAlCCO REPORT. The sales of tobacco this month are l,OoS hhds., viz., 234 Virginia Leaf 9S1 Stemme(l, 1,S Kentucky Leaf, 370 Stemmed, and S idarylands: of thesee 42 Virginia Leaf and 107 Stemmed woro ta:ken for Ireland: 65 Virainia Stemmed for Scot'and; 147 Virginia and 110 Kentucky Leaf for ex- portation * and 45 VirginialLeaf, 109 Stemmed, 68 Ken- tucky Leaf, 370 Stenmmed, ...

... REiAL WA Y ,SHJRIARE SATURDAY, Dzemfhap cc(. Those lines only are ij10tc-d. in whichbli lj'~ donle thkis day, or for wciich olosing prices calile 1, a railways. IPid. Closing pr~ces, Aberdeen ?? 58 16 la Arnbergate, Net., Bilstox,I an~d lasteril ienetionh., 4/44 liru.ing. & Oxford June. calls duly paid, or with a guarantee ?? Do., Withouta guarnliteelt 20 2s% 2h!% Binio.,i n Wol. ,DuduclY,I ...

... SH1IPPIXVG INTELLiGENCE. LosXno, DEC. 30.-Wlld this day at noon N.E., light breeze ?? tine. Seven p.m., Wind ?? minoderate breeze and dull bazy weather. DEAL, DEc. 29.-Wind N.N.E.-Arrived the Dcvcretix from Que- bee. Arrived from tile Direr and sailed tile Bcile Voin for Ceylon, t Chloris for Monte Video, Favourite for Antigna, Flora for Janaicn. PORTSsiOUTII, DEC. 2D.-Wind N.E. to N.-Arrived ...

... _- - _v 1 - ?? - :_ We copy the following statistics and summary of transactions in I theiron trade during the past year, from the circulars addressed at this period to their constituents, from the brokers named below (From the Circular of Mr. Selignsuan.) Glasgow, 30th Dec., 1848. Annexed I beg to hand you my aninual statement of the Scotch pig iron trade for the past year, which has been ...

... ( From the Shipping aiul Mercantile Gazette of Dee. 29.) Prices of wheat, &c. in bond are now fast approximating to those of the same articles duty paid, and as the quantity of breadstuff's under lock in the United Kingdom is not particularly large, its release is not likely to have any very great effect on the markets. We are, consequently, inclined to think, that for some months to come the ...

... Greenock, Dec. 27.—The St Vincent (barque), of Glasgow, on shore near Oban. Cairn Kjan. Dec. 26.—The smack Gipsy, Hill, of and from Newry for Girran, parted from her chains last night, and drove on the beach, and has received damage. The Diadem, Banks, which was on shore near Pettycur, has been got off and taken into Kirkaldy 25th inst. The Tweed, Stevenson, arrived in Leilh Roads from Dantzic ...

... S.ATUoCDAY EVENIYNG. ICThere has been quite a favourable, and rather an1 .unexpected, turn in affairs to-day in public securities i' to the advantage of the speculators for the rise. The ,rifirst transactions of the mnorning done in Consols res- . uised 88ik, but the market was soont found to be strong ,on purchasers coming forward, and 89 ox-div. was al- .most the first price afterwards which ...