... LONDON MARKETS-- THIS DAY. CORN EXCHANGE. The continued damp and unsesonably mild weather has had a depressing influenec on the Corn trade throughout the country during the past week, and the condition of most of the samples, being much affected thereby, indssced the millers to refmiu front making their usual purchases ; the improvement in thc trade that might have bees calculated oil from the ...

... ZhJON1?Y i1IARKJ?T ANL) CITY iVEJV6. F RI 1) XV. ?? 'St0*lS Li tii? Ilortie ENGx.tSiI Fv?u's.-Tlie ?? Funds were to day limited, and hid arket remains steady, without tine nati,.n in prices. Consols for Money wero done at 962 to ii, and fox' Account at 96? to ?, leaving off at the snub quotations; Reduced Three per Cents., at 97? to 4; New Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., at 98? to ? ; Long ...

... LONXDONMA K.ElTLS-MtOND.AY. CORN EYCRANC3E. '111000 ?? a on' cool qitti'..' ?? EligI ii 03' coo .t 2 taar1,t ?? OtOtig, lilt tI 114011 'olloy ?? into ?? Ic ?? tidod up hy the ?? ?? .1 Wlioot Ill Floor 11101' abroad, no will ho tocil froll ?? Ito rotoon f lot lI'ol'l.'? ?? ., ojid io1 adltI into ocoorol o3.rg:t'.. lia',o 01,1,10 fiit .11.1 1,1.31 to 1,100, p IrtlO i ;'oo.olS trim till tioti 0 ...

... FLAq X CO TTON., The experiments at Rochdale connected with the adaptation of flax to cotton machinery, we are happy to state, are progressing in the most favour- able manner. In addition to the proceedings con- nected with the spinning of the yarn in different |proportions of flax and cotton, and fr om the pureI fibre, and the weaving of some considerable quan- tities of hose, flannel, and ...

... RAIL WA Y SHARdES. ts SATURDAY, JANUiARYI IZ. 56 These hines only aire quoted. icc iriichc buindess lsa b~een Q- lonco thic sday, oir for Which Closicng prices can be given. as Ra'ilways., Paid.IClonhig Prc-tes. Business D4ne. Aber-deeci ?? 80 0314 ?? c 24 x I Do. Preference ?? 6 8 34 41s di Ai., Not,, isae., & E. J. 834 ~v0 yodi, 2-s u I Ilrls acid Hacits Ex. (G. 2 Wvest. parp. O P. Ccilt.) P ...

... EVENING EDITI1ON. I THlE MONEY MARKET. .. CITY, THIS DAY, THREE O'CLOCK. ] Consols for Money, 96W -. Consols for Account, 46i I. SCIILESWIG.-HOLSTEIN. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] HAMIBURG, JAN. 26.-The preparations for the dismissal of the existing Stadtholderate and the establishment of the new commission of Govern- ment are completed. The installation of the latter will take place on the ...

... R.41 WA Y SHARES. WED1)NESDA;Y, JANUARY 29. T~bse lines only ore qluoted in which business has beet, done th/4~dfty, Dr for which:lttlbinx~prices eonlee b ie, r Ruilways. Paid. Closing Prrces. Bosiness Done, ?? 10' 10/4i 10 Do. Preference ?? 58! !4/4 d6 y/1dis Am., Not., D~OD., & E. J. 8/4.6 5 Y2 dis ?? `Y4 Borks4 and flants Ex. (G. West. porp, 5 p. Cent.) 6 /4 1 pro Birmnelghamn and Oxford t ...

... M.1p.,rCIIE57EI-? COMMERLVA L ASS?VCIA- TIU.Y. The annual ineethig of C tic insnci:ition ens held ou Mcii- day at, at their offices, York-hcil.?iego, Manchester. I Janice A. Turner, Esq., i'resideiit, occupied the chair. In his address ta the meeting, after a few introductOrY observations on minor poinbi, the CItAIRMAte proceeded ? follows -I do not know, gentlemen, that it is neceanry for I I ...

... EVENING i EDITION. TH[JE MONEY MARKET. It CITY, THIIS DAY, THREE WOLOCK. ci, Consuls for Money, shut. a Consuls for the Openiug, 86.' e x div. ?? se THE UNITED STATES. le it PHILADELPHIA, ?? 21. CC FILOI OM UR OWN CORRM~toNDENT.] It is more than probable that a system of cheap postage will be adopted by the present Congress, although such a reform in at country so widely Y; extended as the ...

... MONL 1't AlzA RK±Yl' AlND CITY EWETZS. TiI UlSDAl'.l EsaNGISfl FI NDs.-Tlhe operations in the h~om~e Funds wvere again active, particularly in Consols I for present delivery, and the market wvas very firm throughout the day, at the advance of yesterday. TIhe dealings in Conusls wvere at 96;3 to fig for M~o ney, and (961.7 to a for Acconut. They closed I respectively at ')6a to X, and 9O;c to ...

... LODOSN MiARKETS-FRIDAY. CORN EXCHANGE. In English Wheat but littic was done at our market this day, and prcvious rates wore barely maintained. Continental Wheat continues in fair sipply, and its value remains unaltered. The arrivals of Mediterrinican Wheat off the coast have again beecn lirge-thirty since our last ; of which twenty-one cargoes were named as beinig on sale. Of these fifty-one ...

... REPEAL OF TIlE ?? ? ST. PANCRAS. A crowded meeting of the irhahitarit- sf 1'e>cia. ? held last evenhig at the Vestry-hull, ?? ,.i t..? pressiun to their opinions on thc ?uhjcci of tic a.. Mr. Clturchwarder, Fit?ts?r>. occupied tie ci r that, as a medical man, lie must ox e ?. that a large amount of sickness tril Ii- lay dark and ill-ventilated dwellings. Ti>0 ?cc i I the ss i niow tax was ite ...