... No. I.-An abstract of the gross produce of the reweenue of the United Kingdom, in the undermentioned periods, ended December 81, 1856, compared with the corresponding periods of the preceding year:- Quarters ended 31st March, 0th J 30th Sept. 31st Dec. 1858. IA ' 1856. ' 1888 6188 Customs ?? 540,132 5,864,724 5,881,344 8,232,175 Excise ?? 2,806,778 5,005,000 5,448,000 4,816,000 stamps ?? I ., ...

... I 1(From thre United Brohors' Cir~cular.)I IAVERPOOL, DxcEmiaxa 31, 1856. -.On a reference of De to the annexed tables, it will be found that the of total import into the port during the present year - -has amounted to 2,308,609 bales, being an increase- 5of 168,362 bales as compared with last year, and an Vincrease of 142,214 bales as with that in 1854. The export from this port amounts to ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN EXCaRANGE. ?? - - - * -&L, U ..C . IX I FRIDA I, JAN. 2, I At this day's market there was a small attendant. of f the town and country triee, and only a limited consump- g tive demand was experienced for wheat ; holders, bow- ever, showed much firmness, and in the Sales made h within ld. per 701o. of Tuesday's rates were generally realized. Flour tvae negl cted, and also the ...

... THE XONEY MARKET. ANNUAL MONETARY ?? Another year has just elapsed,' and during its progress c changes have occurred, marking in strong and distinctive th character the nature of events which have influenced the m .public mind. Commercial and financial relations, disturbed d by the transitions so frequently taking place, have suffered ad the alternations incidental to such a state of things, ...

... AJONEY MARKET AND CITY NEW'S. FRIDAY. Tau MoN&Y MARKRT.-The demand for money to-day has been similar to yesterday; there has been no pressure, but a good demand at full rates. i Tfsi BULLION MARKET.-The inquiry for silver to-day has.been dullj thef mail ?? but just sailed. A farther sum bf about .'4,000 of gold& exithe Red Jacket, has been taken to the Bank of England. MOVEMENTS OF SPEcim-The ...

... RAILWAYS AND EMES. l S _ ?? I j RAILWAYS. to The trdnsactions in the Railway Share Market have un. dergone la wide range offlucteation. Throughout the year there has been a constant variation in prices, and the dealers hive operated upon a very extensive scale. January I was the! period when the majority of the quotations saw their lowest point, and July when they attained their th( highest. ! ...

... TUESDAY, DEC. 30. BAnKRUPTcy ANNULLED. - T. Craven, BirmiRgham, builder. BANxsnUPTS.-W. Hartz, Mark-lane and Fenchurch- street, City, merchant. Off. assig., Nicholson, Basinghall- street-P. E. Henderson, Cannon-street, City, civil engineer. Off. assig., Pennell, Guildhall-chambers-J. Glover, Thames Ditton, Surrey, dealer in wine and spirits. Off. assig., Stansfeld, Basinghall-street-J Reanard, ...

... LONC{DON GAZETTES. Tuesday, December 30. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.-MIAlIA KAYS Tottenhan-court- road, Middlesex, hosicr.-T. CRAVEN, Birmingham, builder and con- tractor. BANKRUPTS.-W. HARTZ, Mark-lane, and Fenchureh-street, City, merchant and commission agentt-P. E. HENDERSON, 3, Cannon-street, and 15, Bush-lane, City, civil engineer and merchant.-J. GLOVER, the Swan, Thames Ditton, Surrey, late ...

... :THE, LO TUesday. B AN K R UPT S. WILLIAM HARTZ, Mark-lane and Fenoburchastreet, merchant, to surrender Januairy l, ,at one o'coek, Fubry at telre, the Court of Biankruptcy. S61c16o01MtesKig`n8Gore hing-street, Cheapside; official assiinee, Mr Nicholson, Basn hall-street-PETER EI)WIR HENDERSON, Canuon-setre't, civil engineer, January 7, at two, February-16,' at one, at the Court'ofs ...

... TH,, * XARXEB.- CORN Excanieon-Thie: supplyX of 'Engliuh wheat to this morn- ieg's market was very ems,l, and. in middling -c-cnftion, it was sold at the extreme prices of.,ast ',eek. joreigi being generally held for an' advance, checked busiaess, and rtndered the sale lliteo:d. 'Tue 'uie~ nialting barley brings Is per quiteir more *moUey; other deseriptitois illy as dear. - Beans and peas ...

... I ] |FIoxi OVB OWN coulEsroNDDENT.] CITY, SATURDAY.-Up to the present time there has be very little business doing in the funds, but that little he been at an advance, the markets, which are very ass closing with an upward tendency. Prices would bag, been very miaterially better, but for the active demand 7e commercial circles for money, merchants being geneerail anxious to, close the year ...

... I (Pncx OUR OWN aomfuPonrNT.) The post week has been quite of a holiday character, as fat as the amount of husineso dons is concerned. Whether we inquire in the merchant's counting-bones, or the more busy haunts of the specu- lator, the same answer is returned-that business is dull. That, however isnouniuonal concomitant of the season,for nearly allwho are engaged in ?? employ the loot few ...