... 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 ...

... ?? I - - - - - - . , .. WAKEFIIILD CORN MARKET. YESTLsRDAY, FIEICRUARY 10. At the comnoeuicemenlt of the market higher pi-ices score demanded for Wheat, but the millers Wvere shy plurclaCerS, asid at ala advance of Is. per quarter there has beeis a steady business doitlg. Barley is held for all advance of ls. ier qr., and in most instances realized for the finest saltltles-, but not for the ...

... I PRICES OF SHARES I IN CANALS, RAILWAYS, BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND I OTHER COMPANIES' STOCK. I Diedidcnd. --Share-.- price. - £.e~~~d. ~CANALS. Feb. 11o eb. 17. 7 ) Ashton and Oldham..Av.. , 7 180 76I £ 12 II Blarnsley .. ?? 160 0 0 13 10 Calder and Ifebble ?? I 10 00 170 17o 7 0 Grand Junction ?? 100o0 124 125 ?? uddershield ?? 57 66 1lob 10 1 7 Kennet & Avon .. ?? 31 18 lo 1I10 Lancaster ?? 47 ...

... vasa- .ng EFFECTS OF THE CORN-LAWS ON COMMERCE hat AND MANUFACTURES. :nd The meeting of deputies, to consider and receive state- aid monts relative to the effects and injurious operation of the Corn-Law en the home trade, foreign commerce, and manufactures of the coon- eg9, try, was held this (Wedneoday) morning, at eleven O'clock, in the large room of tire MBanchester Town Halal. It was ...

... - - - L- --J g IN CANALS, RAILWAYS, BANKS, ASSURANCE, ANDI OTHER COMPANIES' STOCK. ?? DIVtded.lF 854are. Prict. IPrice. - CANALS. ?? 17.'Feb. 24. - £e. . d. £. s. d. £ I £ 7 0 Aebton ?? a. 71il 0 76 76 y 12 0 Barusley . 16) 0 0 - - t 13 10 Calder and Hebe*..I,10( 0 0 170 172 ( 7 0 Grand Junction ?? ?? av. . 10 (0 0 125 126 Huddersfield ?? . 57 6 6 10 I10 1 7 Kernet &Avon ?? . 31 1810 - - 1 I1 ...

... Tise week's import is 5,43G. The stock previously a I24,71 5. The salca this week are 27.910, oif which 4(11t are on Speculation, and 11011 for export, leaving a stock of cotton now in the port of 4111i,2111, wvhichi is 20,5113 bales more than at ?? time lest year. ?? stock 'of Aime- IiI, i being 20,296 bales More then at this period Ilast yer 'flso, apparent weeklly corwitnrption sip to to ...

... PARKER, SH1ORE, & CO.'s BANKRUPTCY. i The first meeting of the creditors undier the fiat of bank- I ruptcy issued against Messrs. Parker, Shoce, & Co., bankers, Shef- field, took place at the District Court of Bankruptcy, Commercial Buildings, Leeds, on Wednesday last, before Mr. Commissioner WVceT. The business of the sitting was for the proof of debts. There was only a limited number of ...

... ,? - A. Il' i' 'j'S J'R KE , - A E, &-c- LEEDS CORN MARKET. Firs. 1:.-The supplies of all articles at to-day's marlet a.re : YC y small, owing to the prevailing easterly winds. 'Wiist is I ?? at formner pi ices, but the very limited show of samn- p'les ,revents miuech business bein, done. Ilarley fully S;17poIWS former Prices. (Oats and Bealis about the same. llICE i CUIIREiNT AT TEE C01hN ...

... BANKRUPTS. I AMES Robert, of Margate, in the county of Kent, linen draper, J to sur. Feb. 11 and March 10, at II.-Sol. Cox, Pinners'lhail.- n1 Pet. crs. lamnes Clarke, George Peel, and Thomas Allen, of Bread-street, warehousemen. 13RADWXELL Joseph, of the city of York, ironmonger and iron- founder, to 5ur. 1feb. 1b and March 16, at 11. at the Court of Bankruptcy, Leeds. -Sols. Wood, York, and ...

... d ?? ?? .. 4 4 to 5 6 1 1) OWDIS ?? 2 9 to LONTDON GUAZETTE, FRIDA ?? Flb. v. I- i B AN~R.UPTS. At ll 01. M-elti gq of Contvis.ssioncrs int MiddZcsenac iheld at tli Coin'ot PiStters' Coor. JBasiowqitail aStr-ct. London. CARTWVRIGHIlT Robert Thoinfison. of Louth, in the county of' Lincoln, woollen draper, to stir. Feb. 15, and hatirch 17, at 11 at the Court of Bankruptcy, Leeds.-Sols. Messrs. ...

... SAITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, MONDAY. JAN. 3D. There is again no importation of Foreign Cattle to netice upon Which the ditty has been paid in London, and the num- ber returned for Hull dauring the week ending the 27th instant is only 20, which shows agreatfallingoff comparedwith former weekly arrivals for that port, and as the weather, both on the Continent and here, has for so many days past ...

... MARK-LANE CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, FEb. 6. | Th.e 'supplies of Grain to this market daring tile past week were moderate o0 every description, with the exception of! : Tllets, thu tlarrivtal o whiech bas tsei'f'allett 21,11joo qufrters. 3: The rad thougoutthe week was, of a very languid nature, aiid prices tended downwvards, but to this morniig's market the show of samples perhaps was very sumll, ...