... MANCHESRIcI, January 25-We have had a quiet and rather dull marketto-day, but without any decided alteration since last week. The demand for India and China still continues the leading feature of our market, and a moderate amount of business has been transacted for this quarter, at pretty full prices. Yarns for the east are well bought up, and 20's and 30's water twist, 40's mule, &c., are ...

... INTERCOLONIAL ROYAL MAIL ' STEAM PACKET COMPANY (LIMITED). l A year having elapsed since the incorporation of this company, the directors have presented their report to the shareholders prior to the general meeting on Friday next. It is of a most gratifying character. The directors announce that the important objects declared in their prospectus, viz., establishing an exclusive monthly mail ...

... P ?? AN SAE > PRICsES OF CONSOLS AND SHARES. HULL, YRSTIRDAY EVENING. Consols for Account, Jannary . ?? 96- Ambergates ?? 6-- if Blackburns ?? lt - Caledonians ?? 88- Eastern Counties .. ?? .. 62k-3 East Lancashire ?? 96 -7 Edinbro'and Glasgow ?? ?? 69J-70i Great Northern ?? 106 - Great Western ?? , 56J-7 Lancashire and Yorkshire . ?? 981- ; Leels Northern ?? ?? 24k- * Brighton ?? 111-13 ...

... I Hf I to CORRECTED UP TO LAST EVENING. de ?? ?? 12 0 @ £2 1300 So Do EautIndia ?? . 213 0-2 2150 he Do Egyptian ?? . 000 0-0 0 o Do Petersburg fine ?? 000 0-2 210o y Do Archangel ?? 2 0 0-27 0 d, D, Rigs . ?? 260 -28 Lo Do 31emel and Konigsberg 2 70 -2 80 n- RAPESEED-German & DauishiBlast.. 33 00 - 840 0 Do Black Sea and East India.. 0 00 - 310 0 at OIL, Onrivz-Gallipoli,BW ton ?? 00 - 49o00 ...

... I l NEWCASTLE, JAN. 26.-Beasts 968; trade steady at former rates. Sheep 3,800; mutton trade was active at id per lb advance. Pigs 768; sold freely at fully late rates. Beef 6s to 7s 9d, pork 6s to 76 per stone; mutton 61d to 7Id ! !per lb. i' pe lB.BTONJAN. 24.-Short show of beef, but a good show of mutton. Beef 7s to 7s 6d per stone; mutton 6d to 6id per lb LIVERPOOL, JAN. 24.-The supply was ...

... ?? ?? I TIME OF HIGH WATER AT HULL. 3oi02se. TMdtE.v'en.Tide. ' Jan. 22 Saturdays.. 48 past 8 i 9 past 9 .3rd SUnday - 23 Sunday 28 .. 9 47 . 9 after Epf- - 24 ?? * 2 10 21hully - 26 Tuesday 51 .. 10 12 .. 11 - 26 Wednesday 34 . 11 oS . 0 !- 27 Thursday .. ?? 2S 1 -8 Friday , . . 1 4l2 3 F|O T OF HULL. FOREIGN ARRIVED. Tsauoso.ky, January 13-Sca Horse (s) Sadler, from Rotter- dam. Norfolk ...

... I t(CE.S OF CONSOLS AND SHARES. HULL, YESTEWDAY EVeNING. Consols for Account, February ?? 95g-- j Ambergates ?? .- i- Blackburns ?? I Caledoniang ?? 853-6 Eastern Counties .. ?? .. 62 -3 East ?? ?? 95 -7 Ediobro'and Glasgow ?? ?? 68-9j Groat Northern ?? ?? 104 -5 Great Western ?? 541-5i Lancashire and Yorkshire . ?? 96t- Leeds Northern ?? j Brighton ?? ?? 113 -14 London and North Western ?? ...

... I . ¢i a I} CO A R KEBT S. ( -F ro nt T O M 41 2 s e i, . a c C .s C rc e a . Aral vals of wheat are small,. fair -Of bairley, add mnoderate of nther grain. The weather dafring the' week has been very f~avotirable for harvest operations, and great progress hag been * iwade in securing the outstanding grain;, with a continuance of 'such weather to the end of the week, thebulk of the white eorn ...

... eromntciat laraaeto, vc. liver :cad- CORN MARKETS. te Of HULL, Deco. 13. is, (rorm Thomas ?? aned Co.'s Circular.) loins Aerivals of wheat are fair, and consist chiefly of nesw - astic, pushed off per steam before the close of the navigation. The imiport of barley is moderate. but large of beans, most of which are from Alexandria. Weather during the week mild L to and open, but on the ...

... PRICES 0F CONSULS ANCDSHARES. HULL, YESTERDAY EVNING. Consols for Account, Jannary ?? 9533- Ambergates . ?? . (3i- 4 Blackburns ?? 11- t I Caledonians ?? 871-Bi Eastern Counties ?? O-3 East Lancashire ?? 94 -6 Edinbro and Glasgow . ?? 68,j-9j Great Northern . ?? 106 - Great Western ?? 50 Lancshire and Yorkshire ?? 9 -7 Leeds Northern . . 24- Brighton . ?? 112 -13 London and Nortl Western ?? ...

... I- I (From Bell's Weekily hlessecsg6e.) WnHAT.-The changeable character of the weather ?? the condition of nearly all samples brought out at present very damp. This tends materially to check the demand, deteriorat- ing the quality for the millers' use to the extent of the reduced wibght, and there is a los frequently of 1 to 2lbs per bushel. The Scotch markets have been devoid of interest this ...

... I *btpptll, i*ttelitgenee. TIME OF HIGH WATER AT HULL. Mforn. T7de. Even.Tide. Nov. 25 Friday ?? 27 past 6 47 past I 26 Saturday ,. 7 .. 7 27 . 7 -27 Sunday ?? 47 .. 7 6 . 8 4lIstSday - 28 Monday ?? 26 .. 8 45 ..8 l inAvent. - 29 Tuesday ?? 5 .. 9 23 .. 9 - 80 Wednesday 44 . 9 5 10 Dec. 1 Thursday .. 27 l. 10 i 10 BRITISH PORTS, Gootsc Fo~eraN LIST.-Inward-Three Brothers, Frederick. stadt. ...