... (From the Sheffield Indepcndent ofuSatl.rda1-) It is our deeply afflictive duty to announce the worst piece of local news that ever was published in Sheffeld,-the stop- page of the Sheffield Old Bank, of Messrs. Parker, Shore and Co., lthat highly respected firm, ?? have earned and maintained, until ithis time, a degree of public confidence such as no country bankers have exceeded. The ...

... MARK-LANE CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY> JAN. 9. An ._ . . .. The supply of grain to t-Is~ market during the past weel, IWas Of most descriptions tolerably good, the exception being English Whieat, which still comes to hand only in small qejan- 19tities. Of Ilarley the total arni-al from Great Britain amounts itto nearl~y 12,0t quarters, ard, of Oats the supply was equally good, rather exceeding 22 ...

... 3Manlruapt5o, rc. - lre London Gazelte of Friday, Jan. 13. BANKRUPtpS. James Beason, Bury-court, St. Mary-axe, upholterer to surrender Jan. 20, at ten o'clock, March 3, at balt pas tten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Mss* Lofty and Potter, Kivg-strebt, Cheapaide; effiiala. signee, Mr. Whitmore, Basinghall-street. Wijljarn Smith and John Stickalo, Queen's-buildings, Knigbtsbridge, ...

... | fARK-LANE CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JAN. Ii. Thestupplies of Grain to this market during the past wecic, wor. upon the whole tolerebiy good WhVleat forming tile ex- cejition tile total supply of wvliih, both English anld Foreknl .crnuoiited to little Over fi,1511 qpiarterir. Of Oats frorn lre-at tite quantity reported asountis to 2,601i quarters, LrsL tim1 Scotlano and the. north to rather, ...

... LO.X-NivUV GAZETTE, FrIDA Y, Jan. 20. i-l ?? {iC e ltANt~ttCITS. ; Aj 1t1e 1'ce 11re glitgco t )?sl. ?? it, Mridctkexr are held at the 1. co C ?llltits;O!eltO' Cot'vet. 8fiO~ttihSIS Street. Londo on. °, EDG~i;E Elizcbethi of liar-leyCroon, 'tl the parish of DawvteV! ii the counity of o:l(ip, victaL - to su:. .1aLn. 9i; and Feb.t 4 1 ?? :st f. ?? CIte Co:I : t oril ,tk-npteev. Iirinitighnii. ...

... WOOL. TUE WVOOL TRADE, London, Zlus-elh/.-The imports of wool into London during the week ending to-day, have been 1,467 bales of which 448 were from Russia, 43 from Germany, 750 from |lobart Town, 213 from Turkey, and the rest from Spain. Tue 7 market is in a steady position. Accounts from Berlin of the 11th ult. state that the wool Dmarket vas tolerably active. From 8 to tOeO | cwt. were ...

... WTheat. Barley. Oats. lye. Beans. Peas . d.! |x. d. s. d. s. d. s-d. . d. . .. 492J 26l1 17 32 2314 34 2 4.3 6 279 17 9 28 1 30 11 33 5 . 0 47 3 271 17 3 29 5 S0 3 32 3 17.. 46 10 265 172 28 11 30 10 32 2 . ?? .. 24 4702 1 265 17 4 22 5 28 11 31 2 ?? .. 31 47 IK SC3 17 2 281 2a 3 31 0 Agrgte .-l Avernges 47 9 27 17 5 29 2 29 11 32 3 ?? 20 01 9 0 8 0 11 0, 11 6 10 6 ...

... It is somewhat painful to state, that the prin- cipal manufacturer engaged in the silk blond trade, has stopped most of his frames worked by the hand but the rotary frames that are tended by ap- prentices are still going, having a few men to super- intend them. We understand that some small number of hand frames are yet retained, but at a reduction of one-sixth of the gross wages, which is one ...

... MARKETS OF COLONIAL PRODaCE. London. 2'esdeu- Even ice. The merean.iie markal'ts have Ibeen rn-a duiil state sine- this day ixeek: the blusiness transacted for eaportation N., Ibeen trllIng. ,'lid il e Thome trade have per~atede with cauiti.n. Holders haaie be~n desilmtis tosell. andl ji)!ces lli,,edeclincd oi several Iarticies. large poreel., of goods -1aving ae-eu pressesi ir sale. The ari ...

... THE C'LO'I'HING MANUFACTURlEs. WOOL. 1, TIIE WOOL TRADE, Ltolson, Tlvorsdace.-Tlhe market for IC sools is firm, and the trade begin to look forward to the next public sales of Colonial wool, which, if trade improves to the extent anti- cipated, ssill no doubt go ofl briskly, and perhaps at on advance. The imports of Wool into London diirisog the week ending to-day have beeno 1I938 bhales, of ...

... l3aniftritylo, We. Freer tile London Gazette of Fridoap, Jane. 6. BANKtRUPITS. George Pile and William James BernardSi qu t1oi, of Salvador-houca, Bishopsgate-6treet Without, wins wid snirit merchants, January 17, at half-pset twelve, rind February 17, at eleven, at the Court of Barkrmpt-y. Off al a ssignee, Mr. George John GCraham, 21, B-- highall-street andl Messrs. J. and C. Polloc'or, ...

... LONDON GZEr ?? TUESDAY, Jan. 3. BIANKRUttPTS. COCKCI William, of Itangay, in the county of Suffolk. grocer, emiller, and corn cliandler, di. c. to suc. Jan. 11, at I, and Feb. f21, at H1.-oic.. Afargetson and Co., Bungay.-Pet. cr. ,Jobi S Beaumont. of Flixto)n, Suffolk. farmer. CRtOWTHlER John, of lluddersfiold, in the county of York, e corn pu] ller, d. c. to Sur. Jan. lii. and Feb, 6, at'11, ...