... 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 ...

... LOND)ON G.AZETTE, FRIDAY', Dcc. 30. BANiRlIJ PTS. A II the JlIcetin., 6f ,UCoini .lssijoer ill .riddillex sare lheld at the ] Cveowin;sioilv' Colut, Blasisokilta Slref.S Lendsv. I BAltNLS Jaiss, foriorlv of No. .53, Jerilyln-etrect, St. Janles'. in the countyof Ilidil1c o, and lately of No. :12, I Jer:nnyl-street, St. .Jlanis's Iforremsid, lodling-iiouse keetper, 1. c. to S1a'. J1a. 11, at lu ...

... JA. LEEDS CORN MARKET. 3 .-The arrival of Wheat is small, and the condition being improved, millers have supplied themselves to a fair extent: fine samples may be stated Is. dearer; other de- scriptions have made a sl4ght advance. Barley, being rather .r scarce, is is. per quarter dearer. Oats and Beans no alters- .8 PRICES CURRENT AT THlE CORN EXCHANGE. d .i S. S. 0 WnMAT-Essex and Rent ?? 47 ...

... 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, ...

... CORN AND CATTLE IMARKETS. WAKEFIELD CORIN MARKET. d YEISTERDAT, JANUARY (i. d The year 184-2, which has just closed, has been one of more severe loss to the Corn Trade than has almost ever bees yknown at any former period, and the suffering thereby occa- sioned will probably be felt for soilie time to come. The e, importation of Wheat was lorgor than in any formier year, - and from the Ist of ...

... LIVERPPOOL MARKETS, DEC. 30. The week's import is 36,781. The stock previously was 437,74(i. The sailes this week are 36,1110, of whith 6,500 aro | on speculation, and 300 for export, leaving a stock of cotton now in ?? port of 4401.37, which is l,307 bales more than at same time last year. The stock of Ame- rican is 248,119, being G,639/ brles less than ait the samlle period last year. The ...

... PRICES OF SHARES flY CANALS, RAILWAYS, BANXS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COMPANIES' STOCK. Dividend. ?? Price. IPie CANALS. Dec. 3t' Jan. 6. zE.s.d. £ d. £ £ 7 0 Ashton and Oldham . .av. 7 18 0 II 81 12 0 ?? 15)0 00 - 113 10 Caldereand ?? 150 0 0 1 60 2164 7 0 Grand ?? 1000 0 123 125 ?? ?? 57 6 6 lt 2.7 Norenet & ?? V 31 18 1I) - - 1I10 Lnctea-. 47 08 0 7 27 34 0)Leeds and Liverpool. 100 0 i 63 ...

... c The drug is produced by compulsion, accomapanied with miseries to the cultivators as great as slaves endure in any part of the earth.-Rev. Howard Ai1adcole. E AT the Court of East India Proprietors, held ( Dec. 21st, Mr. SULLIVAN, in a speech on financial 1 topics, said, he trusted no one now looked to a revenue from a tax upon Opium ; a sentiment which was responded to even by an ...

... P C S TS C R I PTa. LONDON NEWS OF FRIDAiY MORNING. th, TILE REVENUE. o as AN ABSITRACT of thre net produce of the REVENlUE Of Gre~at Britain, in the Years and Quarters ended .5th. January, I124 and I8435, showing thle increase or Decreasec thereofnl lv ?? EN-DED leAvInAR - 15 413, Increase., Dcrcase. I Cuistolls 4.9524 4 '1408 464 ,i II MI 1do Excise 3,-39~27 3,1201 4,74436 t, id btain Ps I; ...

... Tim report of the last nioatli's transactions miay I~ e be comprised in a sentence or two. The month of Decemt- a b er was the dullest and least satisfactory of a most daili andt unsatisfactory year. Excepting an occasional order for I is winter goods to assort Stocks, or for immediate wvants, there liwas sic regular business doing iii the home trade;, and, s save souse movement in the ...

... Lon~do0n, Tne~sdlsg Ev enz m. Business in the mercantile markets was resusied this dlay: merchants evinced firmness and offered only a smail quantity I of goods for sale; there was a fair business (lolle to Siuldy tile wants of the home trade, who in most cuses said stifer tes*' but shippers operated with caution. Appearances, are faoulr- able for this year; stocks of goods ill deClerS' ILIS( ...