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compled with. Beans Peas and Flour last advised
Anivals-Enghsh; Wheat APO. Barley 1870 0sts
1880 Malt 100 qrs; Flour 1900 sacks ir1sh oais
$500 qrs. Foreign; Wheat 1880, Barley $50, Oats
1850 qrs


LONDON TRADE RrpoKr, Friday Evening, Feb: 6.h.-
SugarThe total purchases Of the week amount 10 Jvo
hhds and tcs in the British plantation market rces
Bre fully high at the commencement oil the week
There is fair business doing in refined goods stand
ard lumps selling at 6l aud brown grocery at 63s to
63s Cd per cwt 1000 bags Maurtus IN auction, fetch
ed fuliSnrket prces Good to fine yellow fetched 81
to 5s low TO middng as 6i 10 49s, low to fine grey
AIS Cd to sis Cd per cwt 1900 bags Madras in auc.


ton sold a. fan rates. @ low %as ys ol am 10 3 ys
cwt 1900 bags Madras, in auction sold at full market
prices; fine yellow sos good brown 42s per cwt Runs
at I'D, and Calcutta proof at Is l0d. per gallon
Tea-The public sales continued today OF ls00o pack
ages which passed the chair only about 1850 were sold
and the greater proportion OF these damaged and
sold at easy rates Cofeel5o bags plantation Ceyion
sold at former rates Fine ordinary 58s. TO sos od.i
good ordinary o2s to 64s per cwt good ordinary ma
tive, are selling by private contract at as per cNt
Molasses-2oo puncheons Beroce ana I!ina, TH
in auction bought in at 20s per cwt cotton ne
private sales OF the week are 400 oaies sual aa
bales Madras the former at 2d to 3d. ana he ief


LivrnrooL CorroS MARxrr, Feb "a large amount
ofbusness has been done to day the sales are from eoO
TO TO- 900 balesal 10 the trade Inc dihel s'eauy
and prices well supported


LivEEPooL CoRS MARKET, Feb. 6 At to days market
there a slender attendance Choice old Wheat was
held at Tuesdays rates. but inferior samples and
condary qualities OF Irish were Id to I'd per bushe
cheaper. Oats being in limited demand, were rather





For Canada Flour there moderate sale at Tues
days Irish Flour neglected, and all but the
qualities easier to purchase. Philadelphia
sweet Flour ia bond was Offering at as per barrel


YoRKsHiRE.-The cloth markets at Leeds very
dull last week. owing to continual suspense as to the in
entions ofgovernment Prices however, firm, and
stocks moderate In the warehouses there more
tvity, particularly in the shipping trade. There was
no material alteration either IN The ioreign or Enshsh
wool market. The demand moderate and prices
continued firm. At Huddershed, the market was nat,
from the and also in OF the an
non ant aro1 hank tnlln
wike there more business done IN the blanket
trade and few orders given out on American ac.
count The home trade continued dull owing to the ex-
traordinary mildness OF the AT Bradford the
business doing in the piece market was quite an aver
age for the Prices remained firm and the free
trade measures ofhe government were looked upon as
earnest OF returning prosperity There was more ac


y IN ne wool Market ana ne hs or o;nS
in the piece and markets was about an average for
the season In the wool market, long sorts were dn
but in shorts there was good business at Improving
prices. The following the quotations Middle
wehers fl los, nois and broke about flO IS
per psck-LiperPooi Mercury.


LANCASHIRE, Tuesday, Feb. Tho calico block
printing trade at Manchester and the neighboring towns
s very dull; and, on ar average operatives have not
night there has been good demand for most descrip
tons OF cotton goods but manufacturers complain very
much OF the small amount OF profits The Yarn market
remains him and IN some instances rather higher prices
have been obtained The stocks low and spinners do
wsaVes are toernby we'll n employed and lately large
number OF the hand loom operatives have commenced
working upon power looms. Hand-loom weaving con-
tues very dull operatives only partially employed,
and they have TO submit TO abaements in their small
earnings for the most tring faults. Calico block print
ing at Church Parish, Accrngton, Oswaldtwise, and
their vicnies is extremely dull, and at some shops,
hands have not than two days work week, whilst
many out of employment. Machine printing, in the
district is improving; silk weaving at Manchester,
and the neighboring towns, increases every week
BouRsE-PARis, Feb. 2.-Th- proceedings Of the week
ending January 81 have been marked by auother ad.
vance in the French Funds and by the comparative stag
nation in railway operations. The Three per Cents
have advanced 30c, and the Five per Cents. 90c, the
former closing at s3 75c, and the latter at l22 Soc
This Improvement has arisen partly from the necessity
which exists to find investment for the large sums
which have become at liberty after the late adudica
tons and partly from the little probability that appears
TO exist at the present moment OF the Ministry being
~orsted in the discussion on the Address.