... Lonaon and Piovinala1l Graai. Markets. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, Friday, December 27. The weather continues mild, 'and we still receive fair supplies from abroad, principaDly, however, from Southern ports. At this mornings' nmarket we had a thin attendance, and the transbactions were altogether on a retail scale. There was not much English Wheat fresh up; indeed the Essex andt Kent stands were ...

... : X . REVIEW OF THE GRAINI TRADE. . I - The second year of Free Trade is now drawing to a close, far as the past can aflord the meani of ,judging of the future, it may be regarded a's seted tha pricea of gramn mastalways role ow in tis country whdst oar ports remain open to receive the surplus wrowth' of the entire world.'The harest i seat'Bitain was' quite equl. to that of average seasons in ...

... SMITHFIELD MARKET-LONDON, MONDAY. A very limited supply-as is almost invariably the case dur- ing Christmas week-of foreign stock has arrived in the port of London since Monday last, it having been confined to 1a31 head. During tile corresponding period in 1849 we received 781; in 1848, 892; and in 1847, 2013 head. FOREIGN DIPORTS INTO LONDON IN THE PAST WEEK. Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Calves. ...

... LONDoN. DEC. 31.-Wind this day at noon, S.W., light breeze and dull hazy weather, with drizzling rain. Six p.m., S.W. DEAL, DEC. 30.-Wind W.-Arrived the Riotterdam from Ba- tavia for Rotterdam. Arrived from the River the Magnus for Bahia, Cornelius Grinncl for New York, Tom Cringle for Cuba. Arrived from the liver and sailed the Lanicastrian for Port Phillip. PocTr IsAC (CORNWALL,), DEC. 26. ...

... t Li COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF IMPORTS, STOOKS, AND PRICES OF COTTON,,IN THE PORT: iF LIVERPOOLDE.1s,8O,'8,&148 II TftPnRT. - iD C Sealsland ?? Stained ditto ?? BowedS ?? Mobile and Alabama ?? Orleans ?? Pernamzbuco, Aracati, &o. Bahia and Maceio ?? Maranban ?? Para ?? Egyptian ?? Demeram and Berbioce ?? Borbados8 ?? ?? Csrthlsbgena ?? XPeravian ?? Comon West India, &o.. Smyrna ?? Madras ?? ...

... f~athet 3eport%. WOOL ARKETS.c BRlTISE. 3 d LEEDS, DEC. 27.-There has not been any change in this market d this week. The demand is active, and prices are dir, with an upward tendency. d YoRn CHaRIsTMAs EWR WOOL MARKET DECEmBER 19.-A few t! Parcels offering, and a few buyers. In consequenice of the steadr g advance of the recent London colonial wool sales, higher prices J have been asked here ...

... (From tiw Loiudon Paperg of Monday.) I ~.; :ILONDON CORN MARKET-Monday. l m~~~- - :- - - - : . _ - .- __L _ I - r - *Teewsavery small show of Wheat at Mark Lane thi~ m rnin from Essex, and less tian usual was exhibited on the ~O Kent stands. The condition of the samples was much affected firc by the humidity of the atmosphere, which circumstance render- fn cid millers Somewhat cautions, in ...

... FROIA THE LONDON GAZETTE,. IV/titeihal, Dec. 23. The Lord Chancellor has appointed George Cooper Myers, of the borough of Montoose' Gent, to be a Master xatraordinas7 in th- Higsh Court of Chancery, in thatpart of the United Kingdom of Gre'at Blntain and Irelind called Scotland. War O/Ike,, Dec. 27. 2d Rtegilont of Dragoon Guards-Ensign Henry Miles Stapylton, from the 17th Foo4 to be .omrnet, ...

... I . -, . 7- ?? , . .- -, , . - , % B FrrAsr,D; c.31.-in S W V eather, Gloomy.' DrE. 27-Camifla St., Glasgow; Bleh ei, at, .Liver ?? ?3.-FireJFly, at., Ardroasin , Lyre, rat., Gllhastows .Pliincess liceiast.,-.Fleetwood.i9 29-Windsor at, Lier pool ,l~ig inerv at st-,':Livcrpoo], teissel, at~t Glasgowy^;sbr 'Sf Columnb, at ,,Dorry. 30;-Alhion, at. Stranreer;.,Dublin, *so. at, Dubbel' 31'- ...

... I ?A . EDIT.tojN. rff[L'' MOICN.ElY MARKET. Cil~ 'lTIS PAY. THREE O'CLOCK. c,;:t,!for Moley, shnt. ,i* for Accoulnt, 06-1 ex div. ,iqPI'ppNG INTELLIGENCE. ?? ilD) TIIIS DAY.) ?? this day at noon SW., frecsh breeze ant It wre trw s tiIcaV gale ?? Hight. L ' i' 8. ?? --Arrivl tlhe Oliver Cromwell t cisr~tartl from Mlidras. Arrived from tihe River ji frk (( ey, X.S.W. \ia-nlltan fromts Canton. ...

... There was a good supply of fat beasts to-day, but the demand was extremely flat, there being but few buyers. The number of sheep was not large and sales were equally flat. The supply of fat pigs was better than it has been for some weeks, buyers were plentiful and those which were offered on reasonable terms were readily disposed of. Beef, 4£d. to 5d., Mutton, sd. to ssd.; Veal, ftd. to per lb ...

... TUESDAY EVENING. 01 The transactions in the market have again been 21 limited, and the disposition is rather to sell than to ye buy; a few purchases have, however, been made in if Venton, Bedford United, Tresavean, West Alfred, d Trebaroab, &o., and an inquiry made for Devon ni Great Consols, East Rose, and other large dividend ci shares. In foreign shares an advance of t has taken i place in ...