... 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 ...

... MARKET1 INTELLIGEvNCE. LONDON CORN EXCIIANGE, MiONDAY, FOB. 6TH, - The stands this morning exhibited a small show olf samples of Wheat of home produce, and the demand for the best descriptions wras brisk, their quotations were quito 2s per qr. above those noted on Monday last, while the other sorts wore is higher. In Foreign W~hiats the currencies rose is per qr. Good molting l arkfy found a ...

... 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. ...

... 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, ...

... LOCAL r?dARKE'I'* I LEEDS CORN MIARIRET, ki EBAUARY r7th, 1843,-Tlhe arrivals ?? to this day's market, are sma~ler than last week. Thore has boen a fair deredn for Wheat, and pries one shilling per qiarter lugher. bsarisy in fair demand at last wveek's prices. Oats full as well sold'. Beans little alteratilon. 'IRTE AVERAGE PRICES OF WHIEAT, FOR 'SHE W EEit } ~E'ND5NO lpEn. 7, 184t3. ! Whealt. ...

... LIVERPOOL MARKETS, FIrrn. S. The week's import is ?? The stock previously was I 415,i2:. The salui3 tils week are 21.UII. of which !l:li are oil ?? ion, and 12l :tor eM leavin-g a tock of cotta;. Ilow ill th.: prljt o; 522.!ii t, which is ;1,257 h:Le6 muere than. at saine tinie l.st yel'. The stock of A me. rican is :;5,3Uu, being 99,197 bales more than at this period l;ait year. The ...

... London. Tuesday Evening. The markets have been in a dull state since Tuesday last the home trade has operated with extreme coaution, and for shipment few sales have been made in goods. Merchants have been desirous to sell; and having pressed large parcels upon the market, a decline ill prices ?? been the consequence. The arrivals have been to a fair extent since last Tuesday. The auctions ...

... THE CLOTHING MANUFACTUREs. WOOL. TIE WOOL TRADE, LfOSiloll, T/iA,'sdrey.-The wool market : dt likiely to receive coy very ?? le impulse from the accounts rocer fl by the ?? mail, and which are certiimlv less satisfac- tory taia these obtained by tire Isrevious arrival. The snsceptibility o~f the Isileit markets Ilay be judged of from the fact of one or two crcesof goods sent out, having ...

... Froml ide London Grazett'e of Fridup*, Feb. 3, Fredcrick Catbush, of 7; 'nnirgton, IH nt. se~h FPshuarY 10, at hali-pest 000. rnld MUT.5lrb 17, at k. i,. past eleven, at tine Court oE Batnkruptcy, Leildon. Yr WV. Wbhitmore, official asoignee, 2, Saitmlgh:ll-street. and Meoso s.FI anois and SOD,, ?? tom O Ie Un;:;t.y ,r, WiilionMa blaisal, oi W~orthileg, SuoEees, bsicie05 February 11, at eleven ...

... RE VIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. (Frkm ?? M tarn-uane E&press.) Although the grain trade has remained in a languid state, little variation has taken place in prices since our last; even the dis- couragiug reports from Mark-lasie have failed to have further effect, and at most of the leading provincial towns quotations have been tolerably well supported. The demand, however, has been of the ...

... MARKETr INTELLIGENCE. LONDON CORN EXChANGES, MONDAY, FEB 6TI.- The stands this morning eshibited a small show of samples of Wheat of home produce, and the demand for the best descriptions wias brisk, their quotations wore quite 2s per qr. above those noted on Monday last, while the other sorts wrere is higher. In Foreign Whecats the currencies rose is per qr. Good malting Barley found a steady ...