... I 1-7- M3ANCESTBE, Jan. 11.-Continental merchants seem to be sonoewbat more backward to give orders for yarns than was the ease last week. The recent Leipsic lair, was a very fiat one aoiltthe fact hoe anl influonce ole present operations in _M inchss- ter. And another restraint is undoubtedly to be found in the threatening aspect of European politics. Manufacturers from the country have ...

... I I CORRECTED UP TO LAST EVENING. LITN3EED-BlackSea,%Bqr ?? £2 11 0 @ £2 13 0 Do Hastldia . . 214 0- 216 0 Do Egyptian ?? 000- 0 0 0 Do Petersbargflne.. 2 3 0- 2101 0 Do Archangel .. ?? 2 7 0- 2° - 0 0 Do Riga n.. 260- 270 Do Momel ?? . . 2 8 0- 000 RAPESEED-Germanh&DanisJlilast a3 00 - 34 0 0 Do Black Sea and East India.. 28 0 0- 31 0 0 OIL,OtOvlr,-GallipeliVtun ?? . 0. o o0 - 51 0 0 De ...

... I BIRMINGHAM CHMIBER OF COMMERCE. | A half-yearly meeting of the Chamber of Commerce for Bir- mingham end the Midland District, was held in the Town Hall Committee Room, on Thuroday -forenoon. The President, Mr. SrPooNEOS, M.P., occupied the chair ; and there wore also present Messrs, George Downing, S. S. Lloyd, A. Ryland,'11. Van Wart, G. Jaebot, T. C. Salt, C. Sturgo, B. Smith, J. Bi. ...

... THE LIVERPOOL EMIGRATION I TRADE I ErTrAORDItatiY D:ECLJNE DURING THi YEAR 1858. The returns of emigrants sailing from the Mersey for colonial and other porte exhibit a decline of I nearly 50 per cent. whien compared with the returns I for the year 1857. In the month of January, the i decrease on tho general emigration of Liverpool I when compared with the corresponding pcriod of 1857 was 1983 ...

... LO1NDON PRODUCE MIARKET-Tuesday. Sugar fair business; fall rates paid; little business in refined lo - lumps, 535. Coffee wanted, full prices paidjfor clean. Tea, dnmond increasing; ordinary Coneou Is. Rice quiet but firm. Saltpetre rather dearer; demand active. Tallow firm; fair busi- ness. NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET-Tuosday. Small attendance, and very little business doing, at the prices of ...

... out the recommendations of the Postmaster-General in the matter of the re-naming and numbering the streets of the metropolis. Cannon-street and Cannon-street-road. Commercial-road East, are to called Cannon-street-road throughout in future. Tbe several houses and premises therein are to be re-numbered consecutively, the odd numbers being assigned to those on the western side, and the even ...

... COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. (F5'orn the Correspondent of the Newvs-Letter.) Belfast, Monday Evening, Jan. 3, 1859. TRADE throughout the kingdom is at present in a state singularly healthful, A large legitimate trad- ing demand very generally prevails both for articles of manufacture and produce. The absence of specu- lative excitement was rarely ever more apparent, certainly never so apparent ...

... IlIS LII MARKE9TS. B EL FA ST, SATURDAY, J~it. 29.-Bonoumi MARKET OFFiciAL Pateios,-Prov~islons~.-Pork, 41s 06l to 49s 61 per cwt. of 12libs.; Butter, ltump, 10ji1 to 112d per lb.; crock, IO'd to Illd per do.; firkin, 10id to 11lid do.-. 1,cqefedbdse.-Potatoes, cruffles, O4 101 to 4si 01 per ciii.; white rocks, 2sO 0 to 2s 61 per do,; M4Mullans, ?? t IS 10d, do.; Carrols, 2e to 2s 61 do.; ...

... AN Acconnt pursuant to the Act 7th nnd 8th Victorin, cap. 32, for the wveek enuding on Wednesday, the 19th day of January, 1859. ISSUE DEPARTMIENT. Notes issued,,. £33,035,070 Governit. debt £11,015,100 Other securities 3,459,900 Gold coin and | bullion ?? 18,500O,60 Silver bullion, - £S3,035,G70, £33,035,670 BlANKING DEPARTMENT. Proprietors' of- Govcrrinent sC- pital ?? £14,553,000 curitios ...

... ANNUAL REVIEW Or THE GRAIN AND TIMBER TRADES, FOR YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMITER, 1868. TDi gr'aip trnde during- the past year has been any- thing but satisfactory to those engagod in it, and has proved in many cases an unremunerative year, more particularly to those who wero holders of stocks re- tuaining over from previous year. The tendency of prices has been to a decline, with occasional ...

... I FAIImaY EVSXING. Throughout the present week the demand for discount accommo. dation has been very limited, and the tendency in the rates has been rather downwards. A steady demand, it is true, has been kept up by the wants of the commercial community, who are confident of a revival of trade during the current year; but there have been no immediate calls or loan instalments to augment the ...

... (From the Spectator) If last year was commercially one of depression, there is -perhaps no general fact more reassurinlg .fr the immediate prospects of the country than thereally-slight nature of the depression so far as it has been distinctly marked, or the perfect contrast which our country ifforeds with almost all other states, but in particular with some whose political and commercial ...