... I I I I If I f I I I I f I I I I IE I I I i E I I I II I II I I II I I I I I I i 0 1 PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Flour ?? 40s to 43s Bran ?? -s to -s Seconds ?? 33s to 369 l Fine Pollard ?? -s te -s General Average Prices of Corn per Quarter (Imperial) of England and Wales during the week ending Jan. 29. Wheat ?? 41i 7d I Oats . 21s 10d Beas .. 40s 8d Barley ?? 33s 5d Rye ?? 32s 6d I Peas .. 41s lid ...

... The de la Colonisation publishes the following decree: To the Governor of La Reunion.—Prohibition of all Recruiting of Immigrants on the Eastern Coast of Africa and Madagascar. PARIS, Jan. G, 1859. M. le Gouverneur, —Oil receiving the present despatch, you will take the most rigorous measures for prohibiting all recruiting of labourers, either on the eastern coast of Africa, or at ...

... C OUNTRY XAKRETS. OXFORD, FEB. 29.-There was a good supply of all kinds of grain at markket to-d3y, ?? lagreaeer degree of firruness : pe-.iled in all its dcpairtmLen#)s. A laree quantity changed . an]!ds at the following pri.tes, vi3., White Wheat, 43s. to. 46s,; Red ditto, 40s. to 45s..4 Barley, 32s. to 37s. ; Oats, , 22s. to 30S.; Beans, 42s. toris. and Hog Peas, 43s. to, : 4j4s. per ...

... YESTERDAY'S LONDON NiTARKET. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. (Front Kingsford and Lay's Circular.) MARK LANE, FnmAT. Attendance thin ; good dry English Wheat saleable at ~onday's rates, hut ottt of eondition parcels ould only be disposed of at irregular prices. Foreign ?? unaltered. All Spring Corn a slor salo, at moderate prices. Flour very dull, Norfolk, 66. per sack cheaper. ARRIVALS. British. Irish ...

... I THE CORN TRADE.-[During the past week.] I (From the lark Lane ?? of Monday, leb. 7.) The past week, the first instalment of February, has only had one frosty day, closing with rain. The surface of the soil, for the present, continues sufficiently saturated for the moderate growth of all cereals and for grass lands, but manv wells continue empty, and several ponds are but half filled. The ...

... I TisHE CORN TRAI)E,.-:[During the past weelyc I (From the MrA. Lane Eircess of Monday, Jan. 31. The past week gives the close of January, with mild and at sptiog-like weather; go much So that the auturno-sown al coin shows a steady growth, while the preparations for spi-ing tillage have ouly been partially impeded by the P fall of rain on Wednesday night, The surface of the soil is ...

... LAB3OULR AND WAGES IN GEELONG. The following words of warrling to labourers in England fio who have thoughts of emigrating to Australia, are taken an from the Geelotng Advertiscr of Dec. 17, 1858, which has all been sent to us by a friend residing in that town:- There ate large numbers of unemployed workmen in many branches of industry, and yet waes continue high. lo Workmen in England wvoul ...

... CoRN ExOnANGE, Monday, Feb. 14. t inci a~w f Eglis What;wool ha This morning we had a moderate show of Enish Wheat o the a the condition, however, was moetly so much affected by the able asp damp weather as to reader it quite unsaleable; and, as whollyc fiictors were unwilling to make liberal concession to force aclip of I clearance, the whole remains undigposed of, and, in the absence of ...

... Newpobt Corn Market, Saturday.—Average price of wheat, 21. os. 10$ d-; barley, 1/. 15s. 2Jd-; peas, 2/. Is. Arunbel Corn Market, Monday.—White wheat; 10/. 10s. to 11 ; mixed ditto, 10/. 0s. to 10/. 10s.; red ditto, 91.105. to 10/.; barley, 28s. to 405.; oats, 225. to 285.; beans, 425. to os. ; peas, 40s. to 425. Arundel Cattle Market, Monday. —Ox beef, 4s. lOd. to ss. Od. ; cows and heifers, ...

... Whereas it expedient tliat all general Exemptions from the liability to be assessed to local rates and taxes should cease: lie it therefore enacted bv the Queen's most excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent the lords spiritual and temporal, and commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows: I. —After the Ftr*f of October next, no ...

... Promotions. Lieutenant —Robert Henner (1855), to the Reserved List of Commanders, vice Burmister. Appointments. Commodore —H. K. Edgell, to theßetribution, vice Captain Barker. Captain—ii. O. Wille*, to the Chesapeake, as Flag Captain to Hear-Admiral Hope, Commander-in-Chief on the India and China Station. Commander* —L. R. Reynolds, to Agent for Mails, vice estern; C. T. Curme, to the Algiers ...

... I THE COR~N TRADE:. [During the past week. I m I I I I E 11I I C I I 11I 3 11 1 1 (From the Marlk Lane Rxprese of Mondiy, Feb. 14.) ri The past week has brought with it sufficient rain to T partially interrupt field-labours. Still there remains a large deficiency as respects the wells and ponds, and many C places have hbad much less rain than the neighbourhood of C London. The growing crops ...