... LIVERPOOL, AUIIJST, I 1. 11 LIVEROOl, FOltEIGN Al'D COT-O'NIAT, PROllUC5 MIA1TFTS I WE= ENDo1d VXIDAT, A7csr 10.I. Sugsr ?? demand has rasher reived within the aot few d4ys, and i 9 ke. iate roeoifod t'ke *Omurary depreago I the aIo* eonth: of | 451 bagahead lsrhish plantatienand 400 tags of Becga1oiefty etgoid to fin white descriptions. Foreign : Only 4SO bhgs and 12 casks brown Pernambuco, ...

... 1\4 Liverpool, Feb. 1.-Ltne, Stone, from Port Talbot for this port, at Milford, with cargo shifted and pumps broken, and is discharging. Hampden, for Mobile, and Fairfield, for Alex- andria, 5., which left this port this morning, ran on shore off Crosby point during thick weather. Both vessels were towed A oft, and the Hampden procceded to sea, but the other vessel re- turned to port again, ...

... SCOTCH BANKRUPTb. Ef!Nr-/zkizgt! Gaze Or _ ?? r ?? .. f From thle Ef'eterzr- it o ' Fsr'cs TeJ Feb. 2. J -~ .EO1CE. Gazette O., Fri,1 e|Feh. 12. Ja H P£.~ RC E. 3dealer in railriav sha re andrs d'rl burgh. Creditors to meet Wibhin the Royal Exichm e C ' ?? l191th Fcbruru and 21-t 3larcha two &,'o k Feb. 13. WeVnLi.x Gina, sometime coo master io Gal n- - and spirit dealer there. Creditors to ...

... M A R. K Ft 1 S. so. I at. rt 1is 1 I. lra } ,O~flr)w; COIN EXCH tll0 I? s4. ing Tin atrpply of faagliI whbeat ?? Ia ld--inrre srti.iplos .hit ttitig eras ?? Easex ,Ia arnull, tla. faem kaerti gaod a ihe c ?? I '.-elcorcal 'pa err tihe lerras of this dily selata *I'ht. 'th-e C I'r fa.tioi liobeat L nror ny. linlitoir tat Irtst leet'. prijceS, excerrnootia ['lla Odcas'. whicn .or'S f-ec-ly ...

... GLASGOW SUGAPR MARKET. JUnE L. j laring the week there has been a very good demand for West Indis muscovtndo stugars: tthe soles aulont to 8mI hbds. and t's. and i41s hlf. ?? an aovance of 6d bus been ieali-ed, and the marbet l.fed very fS m, with a tendency to fuother impboeoneot; brown TranideIs | soid at 36s sd to 38s 6d, middling and good nriddliug, i89 6t to 4is od tbrown Demneraras 37a ...

... IIA)II,'IS:)- uCt~iN ?? %IARI.K- I.NOVEMBER 2. Tbe,, was A Iarjge Suppl.y to-day of all kinds or1 gran. Sakes alsa I 1113h especWia! wheat Wheat, Itop, Old 3- sipl. und.,ercge Is I ae wi ovl-gb of tio.e 4 lsu-hlel I's St. it. lbs. 1Haley, ts;s id ut. anel iieszic 3.1 up ; weighit of tsp Isol 4 uiislsels Il sL_ 1 lbi. (oatsLisp -4 lip. .:.d ?? lii d/oon,; weight ofltop per 4I basslels 13 t. 6 ...

... MAR. K ETS. LONDON CORN EXfCEAMLE lEH;RARt4R T f2. The supply of Engclish wvheat At nlarket by' land-carringe sarnple, froln the near eounties wos sansll: neverbstelcs, a reduction of IS 10 s upon last AIlvnday-s ?? jj to be sublitteed to before a clearance could be effected; a ?? redo LiOn rnma.t be noted upon foreign. Barlev Iwas a sowo sale but crO 1n be quoted l owe r Oa sleu:antaind ...

... 7.1 - 1. b1 - .I. t _. ?? the Edinabusrgh Gazette of Fuesday, Janotrr 23.) r Jan. l. JAhie CaAT4, cornrnisaion agent, residing in 4 Hill-place. t.t Edinzbulrgh, andl foirmerly inspzector of catle, 2c;Grassuarkret. Edinburgh. if Cre litors to meet, within h he Clylesorale inn, Grassnearket, Edinburgh, n 2gth Janouac-y end 0th Martch, st tn elve a'clock. d Jan. 2i0. GEORGE AVWR9ITE, ...

... I REPVIEW OF THE BRtTISH AND FOREIGN CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEH. (.Frnbthe Mlark l.ae Express of MondalY.) k The very heavy rain which fell in the early part of the weeat t c.au-sed fiel;i ?? to be suspended ; but the high wind since ex- a perienced has already in a great measure dried the surface of the tl soil, aid there is reason to expect that the sowing of spring corn = will be ...

... GLASGOW SUGAR MARKET. Ai.; The transactions In Wrest India mruseivodo, sugars lure ec- in the extreme this week,; the sales are only 44 ltiies seld 4ecV'. former rates-middline and good middling Trnidlsa~Ss 415 %noi, middhitte Derneraras 41s a d. Nothing 'whatever done in .\Iarr~it&., k Igal, or foreign sugars, or in 'West. india molasses. Bafired Cti; Ihad nuimied sale, prices are without ...

... M A R K;L IF T L -i | LONDON CORN EZCZIANKGZ DECE31BER 24. The simpl1y of Enslis lt whe.at this meornieg by land-carriage samples wags smali and cleartd liv thne tslluts at thb e itrs-un rates oft hlyi, dle week; trlo,0a5itisiis ill fore-ign were very ltticsld. sod prices tsimlol-ld. Bn-luee, with thle ?? ptin fl tie EDiglish isclting is a hseatv- smle' alls s.r _ qclisrattans Ire a tmeoly ...

... TRADE-INFLUENCE OF C[IOLEIRA. (From the Economist.) We trust that the departure of the cholera is to be the termination of the visitations with which the Ruler of the Universe has latterly admonished us that we have gone astray,and has pointed out to usthe path in which we ought to walk. Our excessive railway speculation, and our nume- rous mercantile failures, carrying misery and ruin into ...