... 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 ...

... MONEY MARKET and (=7N TUESDAY, The appearance of the Engl'sh Stock l. the same as yesterday, the settlemu ?? being the chief business, anrl tne qiuot-' 'i rving. Coaincls for money were Irl1t 11,17dr and 9) to 91 ex div. for the aepotlE. left offlat 55 to 57 prem. ?? Xotd and Bank stock, 204A to 2fl5 ' Foreign securities On the Itboc are not but scarcely anythii g was done in tlem jl: left off ...

... MONEY MARKET and CITY N. MONDAY. To taorrow being settling day in tile L market the brokers and JoUlkys ; b ;l engaged in balancing their aecutots L' nevertheless, a good deal of hu nets ?? Consols advanced a little upon ?? the last price for to-morrow benn fw,. to ex div. for the February account; P- ' , tinue at 55 to 57 prem. ; India bonds, and Bank stock, -204V to ' j , The settlement of ...

... FsOR H'IGS ?? RaIRBTS. lAVRErr, Dec. 27.-SIr-. ci holidays te have had a Ibrisk baslieis ?? lit cottuail, id priceq have advanced; the sales dwring the two last hm trac: atauounted to nearly 3it1i) bales, and the demand this afternootn continues rcry animated. PTices r1ole td Elay tor the United Ytates linds rrcnrly 2fr. ab ve the ?? before the fait days; the sales hnee not been coc. tfiltl to ...

... Frost. —The continuance of the frost begins to be the cause of considerable distress among the poor of the metropolis. Not only have the labours of many hundred workmen been interrupted severity of the weather, but there has been considerable rise the price of the necessaries of life. Coals, especially, have been raised much 3d. or 4d. per cwt., just at the time when they are most wanted. In ...

... LIVERPOOL NEW CATTLE MIARKET.-Monday lart. We hare had a moderate supply of beasts at market to-day, and the quality middling, with little or no variation in price from our last week's quotations, but the demand was chiefly for those of good quality, consequently there were a few rough beasts left unsold. Of sheep, we have had a considerable in. crease in number from our last week's supply, ...

... MAIMILT6. HAinr.iuoi, January 1.-A little more business was per- ceptible in the corn trade this weck, and wheats fetched little belter prices, varying from 229. to 2Ys.-a vast quail- tity appeared to be purchased. Barleys were from 12s. to 15s. (3d. Beans 15s. to lfs. 6d. Peas l ls. to 15s., and line hard samples 1lis. Oats 1Os. to 12s. 6d. Average price of wheat 2X. los. 2d. per qr. ; ditto ...

... iUctng HOLDKRNESS HUNT RACKS, 183 N. from of January.) sTiwaana. O. CAVENDISH, and I G SMYTH. rinllK GOLD CLP. by Subscriptioa of Ten Sovereigns each, p. p. for Horses, Itc. not thorough-bred, and fmna fLU the property of Subscribers Three-year* old to carry 10*1.; four, list. 41h,. live. list. 121b.; six and aged, I2sl. Mb, No Horse considered qualified if in from any Training Stable. To lie ...

... Cattle ?? . ,, ,. Nofnwlav. Janl. 8.-There was 4 Sitirruitita.n ioiwlav, flat. 8.-There was exhibitsied in our market of to-day a moderate ?? of beast., as to numbers, e1 shisl't the general quality of themn wvasgood. Asthe weather was fisvourable to slaughtering, the butchers, who were tin numerous ,.Attendatice, purchaseid all kinds of beef somewhat freely at an advance of full 2d. tier Sibs ...

... MIR-ILET-S. LIVERPOOL NEW CATTLE MARKET.-Monday list. In consequence of so many vessels not having arrived as were expected with.Cattle, the supply has been very small, and the quality not of the best, and the market has been much in advance for Beef from our last week's report. The supply of Sheep has also been very limited, without any variation in price from last week. Good Beef sold at not ...

... 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 ...

... LIVERPOOL, Dvc. 930, 1837. The year which is about to terminate has been one of the most remarkable in the annals of the cotton business, and furnishes more than ordinary topics for observation. The stimulus which had been imparted during the firit months oflast year to every branch of industry, through the undue fhcility ofcredit (und to none more than the cotton trade), had received a ...