... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRlAMII. (F7rotn Kingsford and Lay's Circular.) MIARK LANE, FRIDAY. Arrivals of Barley (Black Sea) excessive this week, of all grlins small. The little English Wheat fresh up met a slow snle at Monday's prices. Demand for Foreign limited-late prices obtained with dinculty. All Spring Corn dull at Mlonday's rates. Flour steady-terns unaltered. ARRIVALS. British. Irish. Foreign. ...

... 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.; ...

... DBJSTOL .CBAMDER O.F OOMMxI?cE. annus? general meeting of the members of the Bristol Clamber of Comulerce was held on IWednesday 8fiernoon last, Ba II of the S?Oiftty of Merchant Venturers. W. s Ill ? q., was announced to preside, but as that' gentleman ??ot present at the time fixed on for eosnmeoning the pro. ?s?icge. the meeting, after :waltlng some 'balf.hour, determined ?opr?eedi?? with ...

... o g NOT mm . r I I Am, o.,Bo,& 1..10 6X 634 63(~ Bir., Won, &StouT VaL 13.14 7.~ !Birkr, I~n.i, and Clifs. ;. ?? 25 11 13 231- 30 ?? -1ritol aid ?? 167 0434 9514 Co6rk ar 'Bsndon ?? Cork, Blackrock, & 1'as20 Corn wal..'20A 4% 3% . .Dubli and Tuel ?? Dun., Perth, & Ab. June. 25'9 1 . . Eaqt Langcl 106 16 la Easer ..uni. 100 62 63 02) Eastern Union,' A Stock~ 100 45 467 Do. do. B Stock 100 2 ...

... HI O.. CIUSTOM-HOUSE, JAN. 28. RNThD INlA DS -The Earl of Auckland from Rotter- dam, Panther from. Boulogne, City of Hamburg from Hayre, Elinor fron St. Michael's, Orus from Memen, East Anglian from Gothenburg, Wheatsheaf from Guernsey, Leif from Taganrog. Dispatch from Demerara, Gun from Leghorn, Oliver Blanabard from Bahia, and Prima Donma from Ibrail. ENTERnI OUTWIVARDS.-Th1 IPrincems Royal ...

... X01MIX Gaput. (From Friday NWghft's Gazilte.) BANKIRlUPTS. JAMES WOODROW, Byde, Isle of Wight, hotel keeper, Feb. 10 and March 17, at 12, at Bankrupts' Court. Sole., Dimmock and Burbey, Suffolk lane, ...

... C6MMERCIAL RASCALITY, HERE is Mr. D. Morier Evans, the well-known city article writer, out to-day with nearly 800 pages, in a flaming red-coloured volume, typical of the blushes that ought to burn the reader's cheek at the rascality recorded under the title, inspiring to the land of Exeter Hall and Holloway's Ointment, of Facts, Failures, and Frauds, Revelations Financial Mercan- tile, ...

... (From3 Mr. E. Clhatoner's A4nnoule Circular.) In reviewing the history of the ?? trado for the past year, as customary at this period, it may bh hoped that we hae seen the lest of a ...

... I BANK OF ENGLAMNDF LtPROM TER LONDONf Az3 AZ E 01 LAST NQHT) ] An account, pursuant to the Act 7th and i 8th Victoria, cap. 32, for the week ending on W ednes . day, they26th day of J anuary, 1859 Issuz DIrFAITMNNT. )Notes issued ?? 33,031,885 GovernmentDtbt_11,013,400 Othe Securiiies 3,459,900 G.~eld Coin and ?? 81 5 Silver Bullion B.. . £33,031,885 £33,031,885 ?? the 27th day of January, ...

... -1r -Y n 1 ?? II DUBLIN CORN EXCIIANGE-YpoTw We bud a smaltl ?? Of wheat, but ii y grain at our Corn Exchange markbette aneraloti tand barley, and the ourreneles of TUOedKy ori ~21 There Was an Improved demand for 1udlau 00 holders were ukllig to sell at prices 0btadn'ti'l bli business Weas, thefefore, limited. There bave boe%0 tortransactionsB In foreign wheat this mouth. t e Whaat'.whlt ...

... The annual meeting of this association was held on Wednesday, at Manchester, Mr. Turner, M.P., in the chair. 'Mr. Fleming, the secretary, read the annual report of the directors' proceedings. The CHAIRMAN congratulated the Chamber that the year 1859 was commencing under circumstances much more encouraging than those of a twelvemonth.ago. We were then recovering from a very severe monetary ...

... MIINES. SA.TURDAY EVrNING. As usual on a Saturday, the mining market to- day was very quiet. The transactions were prin- cipally confined to shares in Rosewarre and Har- land, Old Tolgus, Buller and Basset, Wheal Mary Ann, Providence Mines, and Wheal Margaret. Prices being the same as yesterday we do not re- peat them. Foreign and colonial minting securities were like- wise steady. At a ...