... Jan. 9th,-The supply of Wheat Is good, and there is a fair demand at fully 'riday's prices; In some instances rather exceeded. Barley finds buyers, but without mate.. rial alteration in value. Beans and other articles as betore AVERAGE PRICES OF GRAIN. Wheat. Barley. Oats. Beans. Peas. Rye. 3498 2106 391 22S 10 - 54s. 10d. S0s. Od. 21a. Id. S6s. 9d. 35s. Od. ?? ARRIVALS THIS WEE6;. Wheat. Oats ...

... _ . _1 A. -- m - _ _ ?? s JANUARY 12th.-There is a good supply of Wheat here this morning, and all good dry samples have been .s in tolerable request at an improvement of Is. per qr. -Oats are unaltered. Barley is in fair demand at a tri. y e fiiig advance upon the rates of last week. There is very e little inquiry for Beans, and late prices are scarcely sup. 1. ported. i- SCITOOL ROBBERIES AT ...

... r- COTTON.-In the early Dart of the week the market evinc. I' e ed considerable firmness, and full prices were generally co v obtained; but ?? the last few days, the disposition to wl d sell has incrcased, and the annexed quotations show a re- ay t duction of id. to id. per pound in nearly all descriptions, TI h The sales alnounlt to 18,260 bags, anid consist of- Tl d. d. d. d re, r- 220 Sea ...

... APPENDIX TO -H M NTLY; REPORT OF THE 'WOOLLEN TRADE. _I . I _ . .. .- i ?? . THE CRN LWS AN ,TH CURRENCY atl co1N1TINVElD.. h Having discussed the Corn Laws, 'we proceed to -a I brier Exposition of our views on the Currency question; and as O we confined nyu'rensalks on tin, formier subject to on Ie aspect of atl it-viz., the bearing of~the Corn Laws -on the'capalbiiijv of the no British ...

... LOCAL MARKETS* [LEEDS - CLOTH ' MAaHETs--In the' Coloured and White Cloth Halls, during the pastweek, there has been a fair average demand, c'nsidering the season of the year; in tct the demand for manufactured goods hasexceeded the supply duting thatperiod. 1 The individuals engaged in the wafi'bous6s are very busily emiployed. - LEtOs 'Cota MARtKET, JAN. 2.-'The arrivals of Wheat and Beans ...

... - , , I, 41~/ I ' 0 , I ,i ;THURSIASY'VE3Dz8&nRS.; .2,8 - drieff. Rerdam.--eer1 e,'(5)-Bonch; Bee, .-Best~L, dn.-Jukle ...

... BANKRUPTS. BREWER Samuel Kilbinton, of Brighton, in tbe countyot Sussex, librarian and bookseller, d. c. to sur. Jan. 18, Fev 20, at 12, at the Town hall, Brighton.-Atts. F.& C. Cooper, BrIghton.-Petltioning CreditorAnna Shackle, of Brighton Opinster. BREWER William, of the city of Bristol. corn Merchant, to sur. Jan. 24, Feb. 20, at 1, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol.-Atts. Baynton & Son, ...

... I ?? ?? l.- = o- ;n t- WIA JAN. 23-There was less life in the Wheat trade this morning, arnd Friday's improvement was not supported-, we do hot, however, Vury the quotations of this day week. Oats were held more firmly, and a felw parcels changed hands to hohl over. There was a dull trade in Flour sgnd Oatmeal. FrKlfTOx FORTNIGHT FAIR, Jain. 22.-We had a ulentiful supply a f fat heasts at ...

... I A WEDNESDAY, JANVARY 17. Th~w.rniFroi Lcidoi-Jane, 'Howeth. bn ?? Hutting. Anht'erp.-:Jenne Caroline 'Vatrien. I-etrm'~g.-StR Peter, Gusmes, ,Gllbertson.: () *Cook. Dee.-Forfarshire, (5) Moncrieff.' ?? FOB Ga1N5BRO'.-Ft~OUn IL- nion.-Burton, cel linson. THURSDAY, JANUARY 18. -NwAo.From Londo,-Manfchester, Ca, worth; Yorkshireman, (S) Shillito; WaterWitch, (S) Gibson. FRIDAY, JANUARY 19. ...

... ?? by - - - .-u sI¢It-tI 1. I=11 . I IMPORTATION OF FOREIGN WOOL INTO LONDON, LIVERPOOL, HULL, GOOLE, BRISTOL, & GLOUCESTER.-1S37. Withs the Names of the Importers into London from the respective Countries., and the number of Bags imported by each House. LONDON ?? jFeb. Mar. April May June July Auig.1~ Sep c. ov DcIT Gum an ?? 5132 1,413' .8759j 6441 6025 350 3,046.2,164,1,270 1,631 1,489 16 ...

... 1 M',MOM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Jan. 9. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. JANUARY 16.-CHARLES VINCENT SMITH ad ROBFRT EDWIN GOULDING, of Totten- e'm-,ourt-road, linen-drapers. BANKRUPTS. JH0N SMITH, of Little Warner, street, Clerken- ?? funeral carriage maqter, Jan. 23, at half-past tvre and Feb. 27, at halt~past one, at the (Court dHankrnptcy. Mr. Da;vid (Cmmana, official assignee, , sFinisbury-square ...

... HfULL TIDE.TABLE. High Water Morn. Tide. Even. Tide. Jan. 7 Sunday. 16 PAST 3 51 PA8T, 3 1 s. :8 ?? 2 . 4 23 ?? ArrEs 9 Tuesday ?? . 4 19.6 E.rI. 10 Wednesday42 . 5 4 .: 6 F. M. 11 Thursday 24 . 6 43 ?? 6 12 Friday 1. 7 19. 7 13 Satrday .36 7 53 ?? 7 The-Barton steam packets sail daily from Hull to Barton at seyen in the,morning, and'half-past twehle andifour in the afrernoon. They sail ...