... to LIVERPOOL MSARKEST, MON~DAY, Foua, P-m.. ?? woarkets have not yet publicly, opoited, but it to under- ichl stood that sonat private traneselttona have taken placoeto-day in. or Sugain Thera have alobeen souse large oepraetions on specu- 52. to translitre, but to-iorrow business ieanertily. will he resumed-l in LIVOSRL'dUL CORN X iAU -Jc ccO. ith The arrivals stince Tuesday comprise 5114 qra ...

... I .. ?? ;, A .A1,. E 1AK An extraordinary strike of the workmen employed in the goods deparitment, li this towni, of the London aud North. D western Rallway Company, took place on Tuesday aftcrnoon D lost. The turn-onts consisted of the porWrs, shipping clerks, Y sbecters, 'ih ers, _1AwO, firouieen, captains, and boy-. A simi. Jar turn-out, it vill be recolectod, took place amongst the ser- ...

... LEEnS, JAN. 10.-We have no change to report in the cc state of the woollen cloth market to-day. There has been as a fair attendance of buyers in the cloth hall, and about a is usual business has been done. Sl MANCIIESTER. JAN. 10.-The Alanhehster market con- of tinues inanimate. The rise in corn and the increased as fear of war add materially to the prevailing caution. W] Being generally free ...

... re LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET-AuousT 8. ir The wet and unsettled state cf the weather during the early -. part of the week had a sensible effect on the trade. On Friday I Le wheat met a free Bale, at 3d. per bushel advance above the rates i re of Tuesday last. American flour brought an improvement of ir 1s. 6d. per barrel, and Spanish flour was 3s. per sack dearer. c id Other articles were also ...

... . LIVERPOOL, CORN KARK&T-AoGeva 18. bal: The arrivals since Tuesday ?? 9318 qrs. wheat, 588 qrs. oil wait, 18-24 qrs. eats, 8020 qrs. beans, 25 qrs. poas, 4480 qrs. VeS Indian curO, 838 loades oatmeal, 8572 sacks flu.The ship. 60 ments to Ireland consist of 2ti7 qrs. wheat, 4271qs pews, 640 pet barrels Indian meal, 280 loads ostnseal, 748 sacks n 9 barrels I or flour; and cosetwiss. 141 qrs. ...

... FUNDS, STOCK A -ml-anT ia FUNDS; STOUIL Amu4J *ILn- ~ ~ fto consequence of the reot'~ruae this morninig 815 the the probability of a minieteriel crisis in case the Foreign Enlietment V lii- Bilwstrw ucnoedcie nearlier hooysi ver V3 1Ct- pahsn ihfns eehey ?? n x Fenaergnai fftprcet anbnk n as, CLSN R Sa] pe, Console ?? Bank ?? 90 0 v tes Ditto ?? 911 1# Exhear Bills (L. New Three per Cents. ...

... p- CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.-LAW OF PARTNERSHIP. . . I 1- AA A *A atnc^; A report has been presented to the council by a special committee appointed to consider the law of partnership, and will be submitted to the consideration of the mem- bers at the annual general meeting, on Monday next. We have only room for the following extract The committee appointed by the council of the chamber of . ...

... BANKRUPTS, &e. ?? ?? .- ?? I..- ?? (From the Leodon Gwlzetle, rv Fr'day, June 9.) 1B BANKRUPTS. P William Bennett, Tilney-St. Lawrence, Norfolk, miller, to a surrender June 16 and July 20, at one, atthe Bankr;plts' Court: solicitor, Mr. Wilhin, Furuival's-inn, offiiehl assignee, Mr. Bell, Colemanr-street-bulldings, Moorgate-Atrect. Edwin Pritchard, Southampton, brick manufacturer, June 17, at ...

... THE INTERCOLONIAL TRADE OF' AUSTRALIA. A very good idea of the vast increase of the commerce for, of the Australian settlements and their extended inter- me course with each otherisfernished byaglance atthe extent lee of the steam and mercantile marine at present employed gui in this intercolonial trade. We have not the whole of the the data from each colony at hand, for thorough investi- reo ...

... ?? w ?? .. . ?? . ?? .t ?? W LIVERPOOL CORN M&ARKLT-SHsPTasisn 26. 1 ?? have had an active trade during the week, at gra- . dually advancing rates for both wheat and flour. Indian L corn has been sought after for Ireland, and the stock pi ibeing light, prices have improved fully 2s. per quarter. PI , Egyptian beans have attracted some speculative attention, S r, floating cargoes being 2s. per ...

... | ILIVERPMOL SHARE MARKET. I Tiac O'CtOa, TfOruDAY, S9Pt. ii 134 oet, fjr. Pto ote In. Ify3 be aid ,sts Wes 1e . ter nall ter as, en Lit, ,ht In vas Cor 6 25 6 6thc 10 * 2 6i S 10 3. 6j 3. 5 20 Stk 10 12i 10 7i 6 100 10 10 612 25 10 12,4 Stke Stk Stk Stir 10 13 17 5 10 4 20 20 11 15 16 Stk Stk 25 8 10 10 20 20 4 61k 12A8 Stk 60 25 25 78- 65 25 128- 100 60 Stk .50 StkI Stk 251 25 128- 50 178- ...

... `. Av^s-ll .11. \. 9 ?? -A- ?? o^0 5' (Frees M/e Loaden Gazette, qf Ttieedo&s, Dec~ember 5.) 5 BAUKRUPTS. e William Hunt, Bedford-row, wine and spirit merchant, to a surrander Dec. 12, and Jin. IS, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court; solicitor, Mr. Low, Chaucery-latne; official waiegiee, Mr. Bell, Colesian-street-buslklings. Jeobn Bisicy, Soetsamnpton, earpenter, builder, and under- ?? 2, ...