Megsra Miloa Brothers and Co. roport on tho English markets nndor dato London, Fobrnary 25th, as follows : —. WOOL. The first series of sales of colonial wool for the year, which commenced on tho 19th January, terminated on the 1 3th inst. The following quantities were catalogued : — Bales. Quoonsland 25.G67 New South Wales 56,507 Port Phillip 64,887 Tasmania 935 South Australia 30,711 Western Australia 714 New Zealand • ... 15,507 CapeandNatal 29,032 Total ... 224,023 Total number of bales at the corresponding series last year 200,930 Tha saleroom was well attended by both Home and foreign bnyers during tho first fort night, but toward 3 the end of the sale 3 some slight falling off was observable. All good wools wero well competed for, and owing to an American demand, superior sound greasy combing Now Zealand merino wools brought full December rates. A considerable qnantity of inferior wool was offered, which sold very indifferently throughout tho series ; indeed, just at the close exceptionally low prices were taken. Crossbreds advancod id per lb, but this improvement was not maintained at the close. Good lamba' wool sold well, higher rates hav ing been generally obtained. Cape and Natal wools bronght former prices. Exceptional clips from Victoria made from 23 6d to 5s per lb. The demand on French account was scarcely so good as usual, but altogether about 108,000 bales were taken for export, in cluding some 12,000 bales for America. About 20,000 bales aro hold over for future Bales. Tho next series will open on tho 23rd March, the quantity being limited to 275,000 bales. The fresh arrivals to dato are as follows : — Bales. New South Wales 26,101 Qneensland 12,204 Victoria 40,381 Soath Australia 14,134 "Western Australia l,(J01 Tasmania 328 New Zealand 13,757 Capo of Good Hopo and Natal 21,200 129.85G. \THEAT, FLOUR, &C. Largo quantities of English wheat continue to bo brought on tho market, consequently these descriptions have been m limited request at low rates. Tho imperial averago for last wook was 29a 4d, tho lowest prico which has rnled during tho present century. For foreign ■wheats rather more money is a3ked, but any advance tends still further to check sales. Supplies from abroad have boon more moder ate, and on pasqago tho qnantity is ostimatod at 1,722,000 quarters. 