... Al A 1' Ko E'T IT 1: R A\ I, l). 'riho \Illeat ?? exhibited e ronaiderable degrve of anisnostioss 4u'nth o w Ii e o f last NveiSI, %VhIilst, 0n 05nseq II r tt('5 of theI hirge Orders;~, LCur slhiprnrent to Irelaild, himpros ing prics were realised. Thle frost lhsving veesoinioneed with unuottal savorit!, ie, hlave experitiwod a disp;'ithsit to imillten 05tOst .rattieli. this morning, %V ...

... I - -- 11 ---I .7 - ?? V 5.1.RL40.1-VIS LONDON CORN EiXCHIANGE. Friday. TJre price of Wl\wt has, r-isuen f'lriu .3;i tu 5s. pcer quarter at all (Iti !Iinl:-kii t1ivbti.>itt ?? lItIII dliriog, tile week, nird tihere Is icy . l an.ce a a still fin*thor ad: rneea , At illarh-laioo 6iiA morning thivre WrlsW .1!1-uly E rrV E IrliiI \Vb NViit on sale, aild s. p; Iqu Iniore than ,on M rroiay wa ...

... 'lTUEiSD.\Y'S POST CONTINUED). flanktruptsfroma tke London ctzCttc! of Flridnay, Dec. 4. IIenrg Brooker, 1li6-stroet Paklhadm, groce r . M%! orris \VIlliiins, l'rieat-court, lPoster-laiie, Cheapeide xvare- houspinall. Jrobn Ed wad Spicer and Cortnelius Poulton, Alton, Irants, Pal oer 111:11111'uturvusl. W lain Sharp, j im. Pudlsy, Yorlishire, brewer. \ilj !mn liottli.. Dover, groce. Wi ...

... TUESDAY'S POST CON'TaNUED. Eankricptsifponm the Loc don Gaz.ette *of lFridat,, Ne'oe, 7.7 Alexander Runsell, Ashfercl, lKent, saddler. S. George Barton, Sidinnuth, lDevonshire, gas manilfacturer. Peter Jones and Edw. Everett, LIiverpool, joiners and builders. .lohu Bickerton, Luton. Bedfurdihije, plait dealer. Johin lorer, Fxmouth-street, Clerkenwell, grocer and tea- dealer. rtichard Nichols, ...

... STrAT OV 1Ill, M .AINUtVACTURENG ( ,\IM1'TI. .1k1anchde,, Dec It ?? extraordml nary exciterlicenit Ill tihe LVirPOOl O CLttoII mart, , wviebh speculators hoive crinarnrge(i to bring about, thoereoy further acivaccing tice rav. macteriacl this welk a hal 'penny pee jcon ccil, bIa! totally deranged Operaticons in thie rocket. Bnyors ar, indcdci, nmo:e ac i vrs to ocperate at filighlt a,lvances ...

... MARK(ET HERALD. CO/RN EX(JlA ?? Alunday, Dec. 21. Since Friday last the weather has undergone tin extraordinary change, sell vestiges of fiost having disapp'eared, anid the river being now entirely open for navigation. 'Tho Wheat trade, which was in a stato of great excitement towards the close oif last woel;, and from 4s. to 5s. per quarter dearer, commenced rathrer slug- gishly this niorning ...

... T;1I DAY.S POST 1ONTNTIED. IankItruptS 1ril ' Lothe, .0na Gaceftei of 1i~day, .Dic. 1 1. Thomas M1orley, Oxford-street. jewelleir -'aniei Jeffg, Aargarot-satrert, avendiii-sqjuaretiinddler, .l0111 1Inilowvell, Nevateum~lTnnaltter. l.-lnry (Cochrane, Manchiretoer, ucchmiit anrl warehoucns i, )VI0I Iilayes, Liverpool, ?? and boat builder. ?? Broad, Bristol, tet-olvaler and grocer. Charies ...

... MARKET IlERALD. CORNV El OCHi AWOE, Mronda,foyv. Mso. . Thoe deliveries of 1`ngl-ish Wheat during thle last wveek were IargL eoastwiie, most of which event (lit-cat to the nuijlera.3 This mornting we have a very fair artival from Essex, though moderate from Suffolk and Kent, arid the millers evincing less disposition to purchase thnn usual, the trade proceederd rather heavily ttif-rughout thle ...

... VIL?.V E, fJIL4 NUE, Mondayi73, Diec. 7. 'Ie ?? (if 1t1`gliSli V'ileat ?? thle last weekI Or two hsaveuS bae usauaically liberal, sinaI tlic inl here hiavinag nisade many IpureI aseas coastwis(-, in acditiion to their ordinar11y ope~rationis it) Mark !Lasse, the trade has lee t nin elso dictu anianiatioai recetlsty paivpwaaang, whilst we hare experienced a very slew sale to-say los' e very ...

... TIHE FOREIGN CORN TIUADE. fly the stoarns 9dcip, Alcadia we havo advices of recent dates fr-om the United States. The, Now York letters reach to tie Ath. of November. The weather had thea irecorno wvinutrly, and a speedy close of the hiland navign- Ition was ex pouted. Owving~, howiever, to the vecry highl a-ate Of ?? to Eurlope, busuiess in) flour and grain ha~d become dull, the difficulty- ...