... - HI 13H ING. ?? OF THE BAROMETER Tuesday Jan, 22.-Four pm., 29.79; *Iddanlgit, 29 .i9 Wedaedey, Jan. 23.-Four p.m., 29.47; Madnight, 29;37 HIGH WATER AT LIVERPOOL. - Mourerer. . EVEONG. B~reT m. Z.M. N. . Fsa]T. ThieslDy ?? 1 5 2 ?? 2-IS la To-monow ?? 2 5 . 2 55.173 JANUARY 23. Margaret I iongton, Hgnett, Tripoli le). Mnrtyn, Alex'dri lotaque Counonndouroa pls, Thos. Younn .. .P. 1:.inud - ...

... !dNOAY EVENING. The stock markets opened this morning with a sat appearance, and for some time' lower -luota- tions were current, business being inactive, and a check being given by the pressing demand for money usual on the last day of the year. In the afternoon, however, a renewed demand sprang up, and prices improved, assisted by the announce- ment of large arrivals of specie. The funds, ...

... Friday, 2 o'clock. The Bank of England returns this week are pretty much as was to be expected at this period of the year. The stock of bullion presents an increase of 167,000, indicating that gold coin still flows in from the provinces. The bullion in the Bank of France has diminished by ',so8,ooo, while the discount of commercial bills has increased by 2,413,000. There is no export demand ...

... ! . ?? z ddrecL> The Hansa, from New York, has brought 79,264, and the AMosci/esko, fromn Melbourne, 11 3,i68, which, with the 1 17,048 by the Sussex, gives a present supply of 309,48o. This will tend to check the drain upon the Bank. To-day there is a still quieter demand for money, and the tendency of the market is in favour of lower rates. The letters of allotment in the Chilian Loan were ...

... LATEST MA RKET NEXWS. NEWCASTLE POTATO MARKET, Yesterdau.-There was a short supply of potatoes at market. Scotch regents, 17s. 6d. to ls. 6d. per load of 20 stones--by rail. On the Quay, by ship, 11s. to 14s. Od. per load of 20 stones. NEWCASTLE BUTTER.AND BACON MARKET, Yester- ?? bacon, hams on, new, 7s. 9d. 8s.; hams, 8s. 9d. to 9s. 3d. perstone. Butter, 68s. per firkin. Cumberland bacon, ...

... SIIIFPIIqG. 1.1 HIGH WATER. AT LIVERPOOL. ied. : MORNING. ZEVENING. HEIGHT. ith. a. M , sr. F. re This Das ?? ?? le 22 ?? 1048 ?? i I set. *To.orrow . 1113 ?? 1138 ?? 19 3 am ' WIVED, the JANULu 7 A~Ru Y 18. AngeGsxdien, Vince, Nautes Laurel. ?? CeEtletm the Valtta (6sh, Small . .Oatmual wich cargo ex Jss. Crosfeld lys ' ' 8. Si I aLS, JANUARY 1f. , ,Chance, Stubbs ?? a-. Mokanne, Trntqr. ...

... THE AIT . | A K-EARX- The slapply of Mnglish wheat reaelved rech up to our market to Uy wa u small, bat. the eonditioa of the pro- duce wae tolerably good. Very little besiness was transacted elther In red or 7tcite qualities, and price3 were Wlrhora mate- rial chang ftrcrn blonday. Thet nsrketwas moderatfly supplied with foreiga wheat. Owing chithuy, to the large. iuportanons the trade was ...

... Ml!ONETARY REVIEW. CITY, THURSDAY .EVENNc-Owissg to the inclement state of the weathsi, the Stock-exehbnge has this day been almost entirely -deserted, and ?? nny business doing. The result hes been a fall of I in Consols; During the present wecek there has nob been any particular amountof activity in governmentseeorities and Consols, on Monday, were somewhat lower, and on.Tues- daythere ...

... THlE WAGES QUESTION IN THE IRON TRADE. TH1REATNE13D 9STRIKE. Bsurnasy HITL, Monday. Although for the last fortnight there has been great differences of opinion among the workmen employed in tie various ironworks in this neighbourhood, relative to the proposed reduction in prices offered by the masters, a definite plan of action appears to have been at last de- cided upon. Various meetings ...

... TRADE REPORT FOR DECEMBER, 186O6 WOOLLEN Tudar. -At the close of November the woollen trade was labouring under considerable depres- sion. In this month there has been a slight reaction, and though the trade still continues to be dull, even for this season, ye+ December has been a decided improvement upon the previous month. A good many parcels have been ,sold in the warehouses, and a rather ...

... I.COMMERCIAL ~AX~DI MARIKET84, . 0 . - I PCI. ?? ?? I S.X£ oO O - -LMWurPLn :IN .- rket 'sqiet, with. prices-irather in farour. of buyerr. Estimated sals to-day, 8,000-/bales, ineldadiag 2, 000 seculation and export. 2,500 American, '14d. to W7dl,'0 '-Pernsm &ikoe'16 to I6Td.; 30 Mran~lam, I6d.- 300 Mac ei and Balia 13d. 'fo 14d.4I; 7Q0 Egyptiani; 11L. l to 24dL;50 Slnyria' ,8d.to,13d.; 4,210' ...

... I DERBY CORN MARKET. CORN EXCIsANoe. FRIDAY, Jan. ?? small attendance, and slow trade for all articles, at last week's rates. Wheatred . .. 5 to 68 perlS net new . ho . 65 ,, white . ., 68 - 70 ,, new ?? 60 -68 Barley grinding . .. 32 . 34 per 15 nett. maiting. 40 . 45 per imp. qr. extra .. .65 - 70 ,, Beans old .. .. .. 60 - per 19 nett. Egyptian 52 - new .. 48 - kiu dried..6 -- Oats 30 -36 ...