... .Dnlllxtt ,Chit Bill M?? OdUff.- (Fr1o Ourw Cetsnpoufdena.) LoaNox STOCK EXCHANGE, TuesdayEvening. TE annual report of the Secretary of the United States - Treasury has not yet been published in this country, but it will be found to touch upon some points of general interest to men of business. In estimating the prospective Customs revenue for the financial year ending June 30th, it was ...

... last,, guarliff5t &-t. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, Yesterday.-The market Is dull, and sales difficult to effect. Good wheat is rather dearer; common kinds quiet. Flour steady, at previous rates. Indian corn in good demand, and Od. dearer. Beans are in demand, but few sales, holders asking high rates. Little doing in oats, oatmeal, and barley. BIRMINGHAM HAY AND STRAW MARKET, Yesterday.- -Hay, £3. ...

... go0oll &ytte. (From Tuesday's Londonc Gazette.) BANKRUPTS. JOHN BRITTEN, Noble Street, Falcon Square, and Park Road, Dalston, dealer in silk, to surrender Jan. 5 at 2, and Jan. 29 at 12, at Basinghall Street. Sol., Dalton, King's Arms Yard, Moor- gate Street; off. assig., Lee, Aldermanbury. CseARlTAs HvUsARD, Queen's Road, Haverstock Hill, builder, Jan. 5 at 3, and Feb. 2 at 12, at Basinghall ...

... 6multaid city vattar.g. (front our esw CorresoCndents.) LONnOx STOOK ExcHiNGE, Wednesday Evening-' While our Board of Trade has got no further in the pub- lication of its commercial statistics than the month of October, the French Board of Customs has already Issued the returns of the trade of France to the 1st of December, a few notes from which may not be without interest. Last November ...

... domma ir fa l , a1 fi t q.arlj (sto oiff OWH2 ownors-esponlleeaes- LoNDoN Srooas EOJcUTGc, Thursday Evening. The Directors of the Bank of England have this afternoon reduced the rate of discount from 10 per cent. to 8 per cent. They have thus followed the general movement of the Money DMarket, as the rate they have now.fixed had already prevailed for some days out of doors, and was yesterday ...

... (fall slarlats, ft. BIRMINGHIAMA CORN MARKET, Thursday, December 24.- During the present week. the transactions have been to a fair extent, considering the holiday time, but at no improvement in the value of any article of the trade. At Wolverhampton, yesterday, no advance could be obtained on any description of wheat. At this day'e there was a short supply of wheat, which sold readily at the ...

... I THE LONDON METAL MARKET.-Saturday. The moat impertant matter that could influence a change in the state of our maaket, we are happy to say, has this day taken place, by the directors of the Bank of England reducing their rates to 8 per cent. We now confidently look forward to a gradual improve- ment in nearly all descriptions of metals, and unless we are very much deceived there will be a ...

... (iffillillerdill also polIttarg. (From our owen Coerscpondents.) LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, Saturday Evening. To-day has been a complete holiday in the City, but business will be resumed on Monday, and much interest is felt as to the aspects of the Money and Share Markets after a suspension of transactions for three days. The movement was still upwards both in Consuls and Railway Stock, though on ...

... SoAn 61wtte. (From FrWDy's Londosn Gette.) BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. CHARLES JOHN MARE, Orchard Yard, Blackwall, shipbuilder. JOHN OTTO WILLIAM FABERT, Liverpool, shipchansiler. SAVAS CARAcAzzAMx, Manchester, merchant. BANKRUPTS. JAMES EDDy, Deptford, smith, Jan. 7 at 12, Feb. 6 at 11, at Basinghall Street. Sols., Lawrence, Plews, and Boyer, Old Jewry Chambers; off. agsig., Bell, Coleman Street ...

... dollmartial now It, MIttarg. (From our own Co,-reeyondents.J LONDON STOCK ExoEANGe Monday Evening. THE total number of important commercial suspensions during the memorable year about to close amounts to 175. Only 31 of these occurred up to the end of July. In August and September there was a marked increase-the peremp- tory symptoms of the coming storm-but the number in these two months did ...

... (iffrit glarlab, h. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, Monday.-The weather since Lt last Monday has been very fine and mild for the season, with a pre. t valence of S. W. wind. The supply of wheat from Essex and Kent 0 to this morning's market was smal, and sold at the prices of this e day e'snight. New foreign, both red and white, met a fair enquiry e on the same terms, but for old there is little demand. ...

... dideL~rlkt, &ic. I;VERPOOL CORN MARKET, Yesterday.-The market quiet, but steady. Wheat of first quality rather dearer; common description without change. Four at last quotations, and without demand. Indian corn rather lower; mixed American, 33s. 9d., ex-ship; Egyptian beans, 33s. ; barley, oats, and oatmeal quiet. WALSALL CORN MARKET, Yesterday.-Business still slack. Prices same as last week. ...