... (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 ...

... j I t igricuitural aln Qonimrdial AIfaldtes. iess -- - the HULL CORN EXCHANGE, Jan I7.-The improvement the noted in our last circular has been fully maintained duriug the t ar. week, and having had several buyers from dilierent parts of the v be Interior, rather anu extensive business has taken place in old ,le. foreign wheat; altogether, a firmer feeling pervades the trade, and several ...

... TRADE, COM)MMERCE, &c. The improvement in monetaly and mercantile business which was expected to commence with the year, and the payment of the January dividends, is considered to have been not realised up to the present time. The principal drawback which has operated against the return of con- fidence amongst capitalists, has been that the publication ot the tables of the revenue of the last ...

... 8TATE OF TRAD l -in the Ueo&a ClothwhamMi' 1na wee YORKU5U..4 the Thd Cfoth-hallhi last week, there was' ft tather mom Inay for low and middle sorts, but on the whole, a t 3Q rian_ fnths ?? o goods sold. Pries were etatlonary ta a and stocks smaller hansua at thissem In the Warehoues es Other wns no material improvement. In the Foreign Wool m: market the demand continued limited, and in the ...

... 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, ...

... LiVERPOOL MA RKETS. hm RIEVIEWV OF THE LIVERPOOL COTTONT WARRKET FOR THEx weftK re. ENDING 'RtIDAT, JANT. 13. Ile We have had a moderately fair demand for Cotton Rilssathi iiday ed soe'rnight, and a goad qnaiitity has bken sold. The mnarket bus beca' freely supplied with the new crop of American, ait oar lat ycias. to titles. Surals have not undergone ally change, but Itranki baoe bren asore ...

... AG2RCULTURAM INTELGEGNCE. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. [From the Mark-Lane Express, Jan. 16.] The steady improvement which has lately taken place in the corn trade at the principal English markets has not been without its influence on prices in Scotland and Ireland, and the letters received from those countries this week state that quotations of most species of grain had tended upwards at ...

... MARKETS. &c. ?? 10, OLC. Li'verpool Corn Exchange, Jan. 17.-There was a very slender attendance of buyers at to-day's market, and the trade generally was dull at about the prices current on this day se'nnight; there was, however, no disposition to press sales of any article. Dirmninhghaa Corn Mar/Iet, Jan. 18.-During the'present week, in censequence of the decline in Mark-lane, our millers ...

... SHIPPING INTBLLIGENCE, 'rit follow LOSS OF THE CONQUEROR. Theo following tes been received at Lloyd's from their ssgent at Boeilnege, dated Jan. 15, 1843, SI-The following is a list of what goods have arrived here from the Conqueror:- ODS H 1 , 32 4,5 JJFRINSES H. I, tPresumed to be siks. GRATIS H 47, 48, One bag weithosit mark fOne crse addressed Mr. Jenkins. One trank ditto ditto, No. 7. One ...

... Ciry, THOuKBDAY EVENIWG. There have bean some rather large operations to-day in the English funds, which are still somewhat depressed. There has -been a'sale ef 70,0001. Consols, but the effect was rather coun- teracted by the Chancery broker coming forward to take 30,0001., which he got at 94*, the Government broker also taking his usual 5,0001. for the Comisnisioners of the Savings Banks, ...

... I:: -~ % l ,I. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET,. YESTRUD~y.. We heave a moderate arrival of whe.'tt but small or other articles, Fin ewhite wheat supports lastiweek's' rates; but inferior is. lower. Fine barley Gd., and other qutalities is. cheaper. Beans, oats and shelling as last reported. In other articles no change. Arrivals this W~eek. Whea~t. 6950 r(as 15 rs Shelling.. 1135 Ids Barley ..2950 qrs ...