... MARS-.LAYE MNARKET, MONDAY, The supply of wheat by land-carriege samples from Eases and Rent this morning was short ; that of barley, beans, and peas fair, Wets :limited fresh arrivals of oats from our own coast Scotland, and Ireland There have been tolerablygaced imports of foreign wheat and barley, with a liberal Supply of foreign eats, and a fair quantity of flour. English wheat sold slowly ...

... BANGOR, Dec. 24.-O'er enarketto-day eras not so well attended lil as mig~st leave lees, expected-it being our Christmas market, lest whice is, no nloubt~osing in a grreat eneasure to ito bein g IeelelI see fht' sante day as Liengeful market, Geese plentiful. but mete- teelneed rather high peloes. 'Wheat, per qr., 50, to 5io. ; barley, 32.,. to Sits. ; oats, 20s. to 21s.; oatineal per sock of ...

... Thse money, market shows' symptoms of decided im. 3l 6'provemient. The supplies are far in excess of the demand, ' while at the Bank the applications are almost nil, add in Wi] 5,Lombard-street they are upon a very limited scale. Corn- a3 It plaint, indeed are beginning to be heard of the difficulty of Jois getting out capital. About 2200,000. of the gold brolghtbly b the Africa was taken'to ...

... MA1VK-LAN.E MARKET. le y~~~o7NDAY. CORN. The suply of wheat by land-carriage samples from Essex and .,Kn hsmorning was short; that of barley, :beans, and pas fair, with scanty fresh arrivals of English, Scotch, and Irish oats. There have been moderate imports of foreign whleat, -barley, and oats, with a few parcels of flour. Roit at intervals fell on several days during the past week. Sonday ...

... MEETING OF COLLIERS AT WOLVER- HAMPTON. ?? Monday afternoon, a deputation of four col- liers waited (at the Swan Hotel, Wolverhampton), a upon the chairman and secretary of the iron trade, It respecting the question of wages and other matters le that they were desizous of bringing before their masters. Mr. Philip Williamns occupied the chair. o William Caswell then handed to the chairman the n ...

... MARK-LANE 'MARKET. 11ONDAY. The supply of wheat by land-carriage samples from Essex and -Kent this morning was rather shor~t; that of barley, beaus, and peas moderate, with limited fresh arrivals of EngIish and Scotch oats, but a fair quantity of Irish. There have beert moderately good imports of foreign wheat and barley, whilsrt - those of eats have been very liberal, principally from Eassia, ...

... BArNGO~R, flee. 4.-Owvjn' to the Carnorvon December fair a hbeinix e1~rl this daY, taw attenld nerv at oirr market. this day, w,4, uneesall)' email No oamepleB ot wheait, barter', or oats swerce'ehi- t bitedl. 'Prices as follorws:-Ontrment. per sack of24011)g. 324-c posatoes. 3, Gd1 per cwL-baef. 6 I ts 7,1-neettmi, Old~, to 7~pi-veal. II 5In to Gri-pork, Gd to 7d1-brtter l3d to I14d-avesr, 34 ...

... From G &VESEND, Dec. 1]tb.-The Coldstream, for Port Plilip. The Raohael, for Adelaide,; Montmorency for Welling- ton, ?? AT Ia ED. Dec. 16th.-Constantinople, from Sidney. VESSELS SPOKEN AT SEA. The Druid (barque), from Rio Janeiro, to Queenstown Oct 11 in lat 26 S, Ion 34 W, John P. Hayward, from Callao to Coweq, Oct 30, in lat 7 N, ion 27 W. La Plata (e), from Southampton to St. Thomas, Nov ...

... WHEAT.-The corn trade this week opened with a less favourable aspect, the money crisis still pressing hard on all firms, and embarrassments have extended far and wide on the- Continent. At Mark lane during the week, the supply of English was lim.ited. The attendance of buyers wvas moderate. The deliveries from Es-e= and Kent was short, with limited fresh arrivals from Scotland ; and Ireland. ...

... 1 MANCHESTEB.-There is no new featureto report in the hau I yarneand cloth market. The-sales of cloth during the a 1 Week have been chiefly in shirtings. Manufacturers say wt 2 they do not recollect a more thorough stagnation of trade. K 7 Yery general surprise has been felt at the small business. 7doile for India since the last mail, considering how very an 7ienc urag-ing were commercial ...

... (From Friday's Gazette, Nov. 27th.) Joseph Hayward, Andover, innkeeper. c Johann Heinrich Theodor Stockmarr and Christiau N Gotlieb Steudel, 13asinghall-street, commission agnt e Thomas John Green, Mark-lane, provision merchant. t George Bean, Cheapside, hosier. Henry Benjamin Moseley, Grantham and elsewhere in Lincolnshire, and Great Vine-street, Regent-street, dentist. George Smith Jewell, ...

... There has been further improvement during the week, and money cau now be obtained at 6 per cent. for short dates and 9 for long. The return of the bullion in the Bank showed a further increase of £J92,795, and notifica- tion of the daily receipt of sums amounting to half a million has since been made. Still scarcely a day has iassed without serious failures. On Wednesday the West India House ...