... LATEST INTELLIGENE. I ELECTRIC TELEGRAMS. at FRIDAY'S MARKETS. a LONDON CORN MARKET.-FRDAY. (From Ifingsforrd and Lay's Circular.) Attendance, thin; the little- English wheat offer- tr ing, sold at fully Mondriy's prices; business ane foreign nominally confined to that on board ship, for which previous rates could not be exceeded. Sale of granaried parcels extremely limited-terms Pi being ...

... COMMERCIAL INITELLIGENCE WEDIrEsDAT.-Though better than at the opening public securities are for from being settled. There is no news, and its absence causes a feverish state of ex- pectation. On fhe whole, however, things are looking better than at the close yesterday, yet ready to more, perhaps violently, according as the intelligence from Italy or France may prove favourable or the reverse. ...

... n UTMe, Jan. 17-lThis mnarket was thinly attended :,-.Wlheat. sold from 14e to 14s 3d do.-barley, 8s 9d do.-oats, 7s per hobbet' -fresh batter, Is 2d per lb. 'WrbSIIPOOL, Jan, 17.-Abrisker market thanwvv have hadl for it some time, witl prices at as upward tendency. Wheat, Gs.4d to d 6s 8d-barlcy, 41 5d to 4s lOd-oats, ids Gd to 185 per bag-butter, is hi to Is 3d per lb.-ecge, 210for Is-fowls, ...

... ELECTRIC TELE GRAMS. c FRIDAY'S MARKETS. t LONDON CORN MARI(ET.-FRIDAy. br (Fr-em Ifigsford and Lay's Circeular.) to Small attendance ; but English wheat being at scarce, mnet a quick sale at fully Monday's pi-ices, Si, Foreign held firmly, and in some instances for rather mn mnore maney, but neglected by buyers, and its value ef co Iqenty nominal. Barley, firm Black SeaJ qualitie'sadyvanced ...

... The coal trade continues healthy. The miners, though at work, do not seem well satisfied with their present rate of renumeration, and their dissatisfaction has been heightened by the fact that most of the Lan. cashire proprietors have conceded an advance during the past week. Another strike is not at all improbable, unless a small rise be allowed. Metals, with scarcely an exception. continue ...

... - MAnuc LANE.-The fresh arrivals of both English and foreign grain have been short since last market. The few samples of English wheat on the stands on Wednesday morning were freely bought at the cur rency of Monday. Foreign wheat was also firm in price, with a fair demand. Flour met a steady demand, and no change took place in the quotations. Choice malting barley commands quite late rates; ...

... AL 31ONTEZ AT THE FREE-TRADE H having associated the name of Lola Montez with . percussion caps and whipcord-perhaps very ab- m .surdly-we certainly anticipated on Saturday eve- P faing, to find at the Free-trade Hall, not only a Bi nc ;strong minded woman, but one of the true ancient la Amazonian order; when lo! and behold! there step- an t ped upon the platform a lady of middle height, ...

... r BANKRUPTS. Charles Henry Jelley, Oundle, Northamptonsliire,timber merchant. t Henry Nix, Werrington, Northamptonshire, miller. Thomas Wilhuot, Eastbonrne,.Sussex, builder. D William Siddons, Kingseliffe, Northamptonshire, timber merchant. John Bavin, Norwiih, milliner. George Roots, Ospringe and Faversham, Kent, stone merchant. William Barker, and Willian Thomas Barker, Burslem, ...

... | MIlNiNG. TUcSDAY EVENING', es3 The Mlarket for British Mfining Shares hia s been very T. active to-day, with a demand for Margaret, East Tre- I fusis, Pendcen, and Rose-narne United. The following -is are the closing ?? United, 7x 7t. er Cook's Kitchen, 100 105; EastBassett, 200 205. East mst Russell, 7 7j-; Great. Alfred, 3-4 ; Hcrodsfoot, 8. 9; of Kelly Bray, 24 4-; Lady Bertha, 16s 18s; ...

... MARKETS AND FAIES. HOLYirEAD, Jtnuary 22.-Ourtmarket to-day was weltattended. The supplies were large. Prices were aa follows:-IBeef, 6d per lb.; mutton, 6d';-veal,.5d; pork, 6d; bacon, 9d ham, IOd lard, 9d cheese, 6d: butter, l5d ; eggs, 10 for 6d ducks, 3P per couple ; fowls, °s Gil -geese, 4s each potatoes, 181bs. for 6d. AnEanGLL, Jall. 22.-Wheat bad rather a-downward tendency at to-day's ...

... MINCING-LAN17.-TumDAsY SUGAR.-WCSt India, firm; Barbadocs sold at 39s 6d to 45s 6d for low fine grocery; Jamaica, low to midd, 39s to 43s per cwt. The total sales ot West India reached 1668 Iliids. The public sales of East India also went at firm prices; 5375 bags Bengal, Benrmes, 45s to 47s 6d; grainy, 43s 6d to 45s 6d; 4500 bags Madras- grainy yellow, 44s to 45s 6d; 1500 bags Pcnang- brown, ...

... I | 1MARK-LANE.-IEDNESDAT. The fresh arrivals of English grain were short, and n1 ) the foreign imports moderate, but the samples left over X from Monday's market furnished a larger supply than zthe demand could take off, the trade in general being X unfavouirably influenced by the mild and humid state of T the weather, E nglish wheat was dull of sale at the re- duced prices established on ...