... ?? - 1I.AA n1.AL.LJL: XtiE A~V -±4_xur JANOUAR1Y 1, 1844. arreport of the transa T.on of December will be !Y psignotice, as apart fiom the comparative uniU2P5t-~ of them, As5 to their amount, our object this month is princi- ts direct the attention of those interested In the WOolleu to some important conclusion which appear to 155fully estabt- dby the parliamentary returns of exports sinces ...

... LIVERPOOL MARKETS, DEc- 29. The week's import is 18,290. The stock previously was 632,094. The sales this week are 43,s6e, of which 12.700 are on speculation, leaving a stock of cotton now in the port of 619,224, which is 178,887 bales More than at the same time 2 last year. The stock of American is 415,499, being 167,380 2 bales more than at this period last year. The apparent 6 weekly ...

... LONDON GAZETTI, TUESDAY, Janitary 2. BANKRUPTS. BAYLIS Joseph, of High-street. Deritend, in the parish of Astoll-juxta-Birmingliam, in the county of Warwick, victu- aller, to sur. Jan. 10, at half-past 12, and Feb. 10, at half- past 11, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Birmingham.-Sol. Ben- son, Birmingham. HOLiDSWORTH George, of Satlerly-mill, in the township of J Northowram, in the parish of ...

... L7ONDO GAZ . , F i - 7AD = LONDON GAZETTE, FRIDA Y. De. 29. BANKRUPTS. i, ft3 Meetings o/ commfstioncersin jfiddlesex'are isd at th . . Csmmiuiiset Court.e Bujfajhailg Stret, Londos. CARTER, WilliatinlsClude, of Ashford, in the county of Kent, drugglot, to sur. Jan. 5, at half-past 11, and Feb. 7, at 12.- Sol. Mannling, Craven-street.--Fet. cra. Richard Jales and . Co., Woeher-row Blackfriars, ...

... arriva. 1^f Grmin a-i- 1-t -..nl ?? .14 Gu The arrival of Grain during last we ek. into this port was a upon the whole tolerably good, consisting, however, princi- I pslly of the growth of the three kingdoms. Our foreign sup. a plies continue to be very scanty-mierely nominal of Wheat, r and other descriptions ot Grain ; the general trade, however, diid net keep gace with the supplies, and on ...

... E PRICES OF SHARES. IN CANALS, RAILWAYS, BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COMPANIES' STOCK. ?? ?? Slare. Psiet. Price. CANALS. 6 0 Ashton and Oldham ..av. 97 18 0 70 70 12 0 Barnsley ?? 0 0 180 1ip) 13 10 Ca~lder and Hebble ?? 0 0 280 210 7 0 Grand Junction ?? 100 0 146 146 ?? ?? . 57 66 15 16 1 7 Kennet &Avon ?? 311IS110 - - O10 Lancaster RV 1476 8 25, 211 34 0 beeds In iepo . 0 7 600 I(0 10 ...

... WOOL. THE WOOL TRADE.-Lomdon, 77tursday.-The imports of wool into London, last week, were 1,2°- bales, 543 being from Russia, 317 from Germany, 44 from Belgium, 91 from Bombay, 34 from the Cape of Good Rope, and 193 from Algoa Bay. The next public sales mow begin to be looked for with some interest. c FOREIGN WOOL TRADE, Leeds, Jan. 5.-Although sales a in Foreign Wools have not this week been ...

... rl. f l -- - WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. YESTERDAY, JANUARY 5. There is a fair arrival of Wheat to this day's market, but not much of other Grain. The Millers have purchased Wheat with more confidence than for some time past, and an advance of Is. per quarter has been realised. Fine South Barley is scarce, and sells readily at an advance of Is. to 2s., and Lincolnshire and Yorkshire must be noted ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKET. JANUARY 2.-We have good arrivals of most articles. Wheat is held firm for an advance of Is. per quarter, but is only ob- tainable on fine samples. other descriptions are without altera- tion. Barley is in good demand and Is. per quarter dearer. Beans more in request. Oats meet a very dull sale at a reduc- tion of id. per stone. PRICES CURRENT AT THE CORN EXCHANGE. 5. 5. S. ...

... On Monday evening, a free trade tea party was held I in the Town Hall, Aslston-under-Lyne, in aid of the League n fund of £100,000. The spacious hall was crowded, there being g about a thousand persons present, and the utmost enthasiasm ri prevailed. The meeting was presided over by Charles Ilindley, 51 Esq., M.P. for the borough; and amongst the gentlemen present s1 were the Hon. C. P. ...

... WOOL. TtEm WOOL TRADE.-Loedlon, Itursday.-The imports of wool into London during the week ending to-day have been 178 bales- only, viz.. 127 front Sidney, and 51 from Germany. The public sales of wool it the Hall of Commerce will commence about the lst of February, and as far as can at present be mscetaimed, the quantity to he brought forward is 5,000 belles of Colonial, and 2,1100 of Spanish, ...

... COTTON.-On Saturday morning there was an extensive demand, both from the trade and speculators, which continued till Wednesday, and prices fd. to id. per lb. higher were gene- rally obtained; but on Thursday and yesterday there has not been so uach inquiry, and tile market closed with less activity at barely jd. per lb. advance upon all descriptions. Speculators have taken at 13,Uou American, ...