... THE 1WA.RT= CORN EXANGE, MARK-LANE. Farnsy, Dec. 3Q.-Fteabh up to this mornin's market the arrivals of English wheat wvere limited; hence the show of Das ples was comparatively small. The attehdanee of both tow~ and eountry millers ticng good, the demand for all kinds rmia active, at Weduesda7'a advance; and a clearanee was saeediy effected. A good inquiry for foreign, partly for shipment to ...

... ThufARM MWI CORN Ei ?? almost a general holiday, no transactions tooke place s* Mhrk~s Leer In the Coal Exchange. SM&rn -Toaday'u in Coket *a n very sciatil mnuppd with bor,3t5. Proim ScotS&, &g,mo0ved off tadiy at full prdtes. Iu otber brecdc oily a rluntet busiae33 wRI doing ou form 4r terms. Prime Dolar shmep 4ee scarcs and lrgood request at fsi eur- rencies. OtherwlseN tliezdetnnd -was In ...

... . MONRY-- AIMSKT- The City, en Monday, presented the Wsl appearaace of a general holiday. The Stock Eischange the Royal Exchsnge, tbe Corn Exchange. the Coal Exchange. the Decks, and the Cnetom-hnuse, wrere i wholl closed. On Taegd&, the market 'was ar from sottledl ?? the renewed 2aegotilaious on the Eastern qtlston. The ncertainty of ferelgn affdr, and the doubts as sto ?? nniting cardlanly ...

... I FROM THE LONDON G&ZETTS. TUESDAY, DBC. 27. BAtNlarPTsa-J. Sniith, Briltieii, acid Kinz street. 9Sow. iill, stationer. Otf. ossiz, Ca2rn, Alderman!burY--J. Green, Landport, Porteoa, dra . (, Oil. aseig., £dwscdo, Saocbrook- court, Basinrhall-street--' . fHney, New Bramctpton, Kent, builder. Off. asig, Fda ara, cnteroekeaurt, B1;siagha!_ street-D. Jenkicc, flienud-rend, liciesed iesoiller. ...

... TDB LONDON GAZmTTR TUbsaay, Dec.. 27. BANKRUPTS. JOHN SMITH, Brighton, and KEng-street, Snow-bill, stationer, to surrender January 5, at twelve o'clock, and February 3, at half- past eleven, at the Bankrupt' Court. Slicitors, M3essrs. Liaklater, sise-lane, Bucklersbury; seictal assignee, Mr. Cannan, Aldernans- bary-JOHN GEREEN, Portsea, draper, January 9, at tro, and February 7, at eleven, at ...

... RAMWAY SHAM LOTs .o . o1 n ie Businass dene Aberdeen Ambargate, lottlgham, Boto and E. Junction, .. .. Birmingham, Wolverbaiptoa, & S!oaw Valley : .. .. . Birkenhead, Lancashire,& Chesr Junct, late oSiL t. 86l,. Bristol and Exeter .. Caledenian ?? Chester and Eolyhead Direct London and Portsmouth. Dublit and ielfast Junction Dandee, Perth, and Aberd. Jun. Dltto, New.. .. .. .. . East Anglian ...

... THE XARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE.-FRIMAy. We have had very hard frost this weeek, the thermometer falling to 20 degrees. The arrivals are very short. Wheat is very firm, last week's prices rather exceeded. There are buyers of finest Petersburgh wheat at 74s. to 78s., and of inferior at proportional weights; Restock brings 80s. to 82s., and fine Dantzic 80s. to 84s. Barley is very firm, but buyers ...

... PRlESTON OP~iATZ~S. An Thursday night, the usual weeOkI meeting Of the tralea' delegates for the support of the. Lan5mbire .operatives,, was held at the Bell In, Old Bailey, Ax.4P. Green, of the lational Assocation of United Trides, I the chair. The COmu.' In opening thetoPOoedlpg, said the In- formation he had to give tb ?? I f O highly lute. estlng. He could not state 'bat i'fe fikston. ...

... 1 D0ODES AND COMMERCE. I ErOM OCR OWN CORRESPONDRF;T.] CITY, FnTDAY.-Although we have had a full attend. auce of merehants and traders, they are principally en- gaged in lolking into the affairs of the year that has just concluded, and generally avoid increasing their future liabilities. oat parties have large balances at command, and commerce was seldom conducted on a more healthy or ...

... MAsecsEsTER.-At the commencement of the present month indi- cations began to .show themselves of a rising opinion that the depres- sion in business had probably run its course for the present, and since then we have experienced a gradual increase of demand for both yarns and goods. The India merchants hase operated with greater freedom in mule twist and the lighter kinds of goods, especially ...

... FRENCH RAILWAYrS. I; The foll owing are the last returns of the gross receipts of the principal Fiench railways: ,. INetauMRN-roM DMc 1? to DeM 23:; Pusi-ger, 206,iS0f.; 900da, 419 65ff.; WttAl, 628,2441. Rcusw.-Yroni Dec. IS to Dec 24: Pamseagerts, 61,875f.; goode ELavaa.-1'rwanDeo8to~j DMe 24: Paiuegera, 2i878sr.O pod-,. 85,479!4 total,M8,82. ?? Mm er Lnizs.-Prcm D Dee.t b 24:- Psagsem ge ...

... REVIEW 0F THE CORN TRADE FOR THE PAST WEEK. (From the Shippia.a and 3fercantile Garette.) The regular course of business has been interfered with by the holidays, and the transactions in the grain trade have consequently not been very extensive, but the general im- pression is decidedly in favour of a further rise in prices. The increased complication of affairs in the East, and the ...