... AIARKEr HERALD. nt CORN DXCU.l-NTGE,1 i'llonday, Dec. 25. ;o This morning (Monday) being Christmnasp DPy, thle Corn Ex- s I change is closed. sd iAHTtltN PRICE 0' (tRAIN AS UNDtittO Wheat ?? 40,e to 4'da Malt ?? 64s to tIG T'ck I .. 2 to 8 ?? ?? 413s to 5 Is Finle.6sl (to ~ harw 218s to 3'2s Ut White ?? 44s to,4lis I-log Peas 27s to 21k IFee-d oats l Bs to I Os Fine .. 0s to 56s M11aple ?? 2 ...

... TUESDAY'S POSTr CONTINUED. Ba ?? thd London Gazette of Flriday, May 12. Joscpb Poolly, Maidstone, timbor merchant. John Stevens, Britwell Salome, Oxfordshire, ironfounder. James Caleb Whittenbury, Blacklicath-hill, Kent, builder. Edward Binyon, Bell's-buildings, Salisbury-square, Fleet-streot, commission agent. JoyXn Gollop, David Redmund, and Thomas Kingsnorth, Charles- street, City-road, ...

... Dacnkruptsfrom the London Gazette of Friday, July 2 1. Joseph Starling, Southampton, hattcr. John Gray. Jarrosv, Durham, timber merchant. William \Ylitegjun. Aldersgate-street, chemist and druggist. Ilenry Ellis, Norwvich, draper. Heonry Andrews an Charlea Twining, Peoldmm, brewers. Thyinas Lloyd Jones, Wimborne Miister, Dorsetshirc, surgeon and apothecary. Evdward E nrdley, Exeter, china ...

... MIARKTll,' HERALD. CORN. EXCUlAl NO, Mforday, Janl. 2. The continued short supplies uf English Wheat at the present season tend to improve tile demand, notwithstanding there is still m uch reason to complain of the condition of samples. This mnorning the quantity fresh up from Essex, Kent. and Suffolkc being very limited, the millers became earlyr purchas'ers, and a good clearance wvas ...

... PRICES OF SHARES IN CANALS, RAILWAYS, ]BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND I OTHER COMPANIES' STOCK. Dividend. ,~~Share. Pric.P CANALS.- - May12 May1ID 7 0 Ashton and Oldham . .av.. 97 18 0 70i 70i 12 0 Blarnsley ?? 160 0 0 - - 13 10 Calder and Hebble 100 lo 0 280 280 7 0 Grand Junction ?? av.10 0 0o 142 142 ?? Huddersfield ?? 66 14 14 1 7 Kounet & Avon a..31 18 10 - 110 Lancaster ?? . av. 47 6 8 so 2 34 ...

... DL LOMD ON^ GA ZE'7TZE, TUTESDAY, Oclolier 17. BANKih lB lPTS. ABBOTT Robert Tebbitt, aud Alfred Thwayte3 TER1IOTT. of the borough of lBirminghlaim, inl the county o' \VWrwick, wholesule tea dealers, Co .ee roasters, carrying on trale in Ilirmi lghalo ILfoYeUSiii, nutder the style or hirfi of Abbott, Tebbitt, anld Coorpan ,y, to srrr. Nov. 1. at 12, atid 25, at ht1'=- past 1, at the Court of ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, TUESDAY, A eun 8. d BANKRUPTS. BECK Charles the younger, lately in partnership with Jameg Waddell, of teadenhall-street, in the city of London, ship and insurance brokers, trading under the firm of Waddell, Beck, & Co., and of ?? city of Adelaide, in the British pro- vince of South Australia, in partnership with the Said James Waddell, trading under the firm of Charles Beck and ...

... (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 ...

... LOC'A',L INTiELLIGENCE. Tus LEEDs Bxic.NKxcG Co.NiAsx.-Thle tenth a1n- nual general imeeting of the Leeds Banking Company, was held on Monday last, at the Muinsic Hall, at wh-ich a divi- dend of six per cent. was declared, and a handsome stm.I acdied to the reserve fund. There was a large attendance of shareholders, to whom a very satisfactory report was 1 read. STEAM EoGIes.-Tlie following is ...

... LOND-ON GAZETTE', FiRIDA Y, Jf!,ct ?? BANCIZCPTS. -A11 the AlMeeings of CGoIjslnolinni's jin Midd'ecrx are Yheld at the C-oimisivcceiioi ouvrt Jkrio1o/ drect, London. Itft7 'lLbIt Georgel of 33 'ifjali. ill theC conety ?? buidr, to 501. Mar ch 11, cit 2,al Aprit Cl, o-t I I-eu]. ihg'oy, laaionl. ?? or'. .10 cli ii ld 31 MtIlIIi, MinoChlat. al A tit 25,. at i . t Iip i crt. Ia ?? ?? IIoilV ...

... THE CLOTHING MANUFA'CTURES. WOOL. TnE WOOL TR.ADE.-Lo&zdo,, Thursday.-The imports of . wool into London during the week ending to-day are 879 bales, viz.: t 633 from Russia, 2.,3 from Germany, and 10from Leghorn. The wool market keeps steady. FoREIGN WOOL TRADE, Leeds, Dee 15.-Full as much business has been done in this branch of trade during the past week, ns might be expected at this season ...

... WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. YESTERDAY, JULY 28. A good arrival of Wheat is reported ; which partly con,- sists of Old Foreign ; fresh thrashed samples are Scarce,, but the Millers having purchased freely of late, the trade has been dull ; the finest samples supported their value hut stale qualities must be noted rather lower. Oats, Shal- liog, and Beans are in less demand than of late ; but prices. ...