... 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 ...

... PRICES OF SHARES IN CANALS, RAILWAYS, BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHEKlt COMPANIES' STOCK. bi~~jiica0.i Marc. Price. ?? £.s~~~d. ~CANALS. £.Dec De.2 63 I)Aslitor and Oldham ..av. 97 10 0 to 70 12 0) Barnsley ?? jut 0 120 160l 13 10 Cialder tmd Ifebbie 1(10 0 0 2101 28,1 7 Go andi J ?? I(,1,10(1 146 140 ?? 57 6 6 16 15 1 7 NIealnet &Avon ?? 'V2. 1 816 1 0 ?? 147 I11 5 241Lml.da ;-nd Liv'erPoo ?? ' ...

... LONDON GdZETE,, FRID.AY Dec. 22. - BANKRUPTS. F Az fhc Mfeeiioqs of Corniisionert in Middunex areftatt 'i is Commiriioners' Court, Basibkghafl Street, London. J 1-, BALLARD John, of Maidstone, In the county of Kent, brazier J s; and tilman., to sur. Jan. 2, at 12. and Jan. 23, at 11.-Sol. Case, 5 In Maidstone.-Pet. cr. Marearot Capen. Birling, Kent, widow. CARPENTER William, of Southampton, ...

... LEEDS Corti MARKET, TUESDAY, DEC. 19-Our supplies are again liberal. The Wheat trade this morning has exhibited a considerable degr e of firmnneas, and we have a more healthy demand at fully last week's prices. In the value of Barley there is Do material change, fine qualities are coin- pavatively scarce and are freely taken. Oats are ,id per stone, old and new Beans Is per quarter, and ...

... MARK-LAN1E COR\N EXCHANGE, MONDAY. DEC, 18. - Throughout the past week we vere fairlv sarmnliedwith ar,,i, NT IVONDSAY. IEC, 1. f)re Throughout the past week we wvere fairly supplied- ith grain, DLLit both English, Scotch, andd Irish. the ?? of foreign co.- t3-I tinning short. Of Barley of our own growth, the supply Cng almounted to aboe 11,II0) quarters; andflthereport gives of Iish Oats 13 ...

... LIVERPOOL MARKETS, DEC. 1a. The week's import is 12,248. The stock previoisly wax ,t51.7:17. The sales this week are 34,240, of which S .lf0 are on speculation, leaving a stock of cotton now il the port of , 17,6195, which is 110,185 bales more than at the same time last year. The stock of American is 421,0174, being 173,217 bales more than at this period last year. The apparent weekly ...

... - -- - - - - - -- - -- - - - - - - - - - - - ~- f- --S LivERPOOL CORN MARKET, FRIDAY, DEC. 8.-The duties continues without alteration on all sorts of foreign Grain, except Ilye, reduced to 10s. 6d., and Colonial Bye to 2s, 6d. per quarter. We have an average supply of Wheat and Flour fresh in from Ireland, X bat only a moderate quantity of other articles thence and coastwise, the arrival of ...

... wanurupto, &to Frong the London Gazett of Fridal, Dec. 1. p BANKRUPTS. o Thos. Alford, 26, Harrow-road, Paddington, licenced p victualler, Dec. 12, at two, and Feb. 8, at eleven, at the 0 Court of Bankruptcy, London. Mr. George John a Graham, official assignee, 25, Caleman-street. Mr. a Berkeley, solicitor, Lincol'nsinn-f.elds. s John Hart, 66, Quadrant, Regent-street, tailor, Dec. v, 8, at ...

... Ualthruplo) &C. From the London Gazette of Fri day, Dec. S. Me BANKRUIPTS. pi Henry Congreave, B5,ttenl'sterrace, Peckham, dealer cau in patent medicine~s, to surrender Dec. 21, at half-past wh Ione, Jan. 26, at hallf-past twelve, attlhoBankrlsptaCourt. fed solicitor, Mr. Wells, Skinner-street, Snow-hill ; fficial~ not assigne0, Mr. Alsager, Birchin-IsIne. lea William Cox, Daventry, ...

... AlA RKETS, TRADE, &c. LEEDS CORN MAP.EET. DRc. 2(-We have to report a good arrival of all grain. There ?? fair demiand for Whet att last weekt's prices. Barley of line quality supports its price, inferior sorts are a little lower. Oats and Beans rather cheaper. PUiCHES CUAREINT AT THlE CORN EXCHANGE. WHeAT-Essex and lent ?? Old -to - White-to- ?? Do. D)o. New 52 to 03 D)o I. 55 to o5 ?? ...

... THE NORTHERN STAR. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9,1843. THE effects of the Tariff, on the Provision Trade, are beginning to manifest themselves. American UnraXED cheese, and butter, and bacon, and hams, and lard, and beef, are being brought into England, to compete with the English farmer's TAXED cheese, bacon, and beef ! Rare way to pay the DEBT, iS not it? ! It is much if it will not in the end be ...

... ?? ?? CANALS.De Dc.1 £.s. d £~.zS. d. £, £ 6 0 Ashiton and Oldham.. v..v 97 180 70 70 U 12 0BEarnsley . 160 0 0 100 180 5 13 10 Calder and Hebe 100 0 0280 280 7 0 Grand Junction ?? 100 0 0146 146 I Huddertileld ?? 67 66 16 - 1 7 Ker-net & Avon ?? 31 1810 - 110 Lancaster ar. 47 6 8 25k 211 a 34 0 Leeds andLiVe'rpo'ol.100 0 0680 680 10 10 Leicester ?? .. 1400 0 - - 215 0KMersey &Irwell ?? 00 ...