... I BIRMINGHAM CHMIBER OF COMMERCE. | A half-yearly meeting of the Chamber of Commerce for Bir- mingham end the Midland District, was held in the Town Hall Committee Room, on Thuroday -forenoon. The President, Mr. SrPooNEOS, M.P., occupied the chair ; and there wore also present Messrs, George Downing, S. S. Lloyd, A. Ryland,'11. Van Wart, G. Jaebot, T. C. Salt, C. Sturgo, B. Smith, J. Bi. ...

... goll(bix (oaltat. BANKRUPTS. (From FridaV Nighes Gazetfe.) THoMAS SAMUEL WVATsON, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, grocer, to surrender Feb. I at 1, and March 1 at 12, at Bankrupts' Court, Sols., Churchl and Co., Southampton Buildings; Holborn; off. assig., Johnson, Basisghall Street. RI.cHsAsD HIicrs, Camden Town; Kensington and 1alkin Wharf, Pimlico Charing Cross; Hungerford Wharf; Aeton, Middle--- ...

... (909 slubts, Rf-? LO.NDON COBN EXCHANGE; Yesterday.-The supply of wheat from Essex to this morning's market was small ; fair from Keit, and from more distant counties a large quantity was offering by the country jobbers; the condition was not generally good, and sales could only be proceeded with at a decline of Is per quarter upon the prices of this day senrnight, and being resisted -by ...

... -- - 0 dan Effadds, kt. I LIVERPOOL CORIIT MARKET, Yesterday.-The trade has remained in a dull, lifeless state during the laot few days, without change in prices, buyers supplying only their immediate require- ments, and holders not earing to press sales. The general com- plaint in the country markets has been the inferior condition of the wheat to hand, owing to the soft damp weather. We had ...

... 60mmadal 40 Bloadarg. , TUESDAY EvEmNG, January 25th. The Funds were quoted one-eighth per cent. lower to-day at the close than at the opening of the market; but stock is so ecarce, consequent on the absorption of large amounts by the public, that it is highly improbable prices will go much lower between this and the settlement of the account, especially as there is still a good deal of stock. ...

... Cam Iluktts, k. GLOUCESTER CORN MIARKET, Saturday.-Our snarket te-day was moderately supplied with English wheat, which met a slow sale, at barely last week's rates. The same remark applies to foreign. Barley quiet. Beans in favour, at the late advance. Oats unsaleable. Weather dull and lowery. WORcEsTaR CORN XARiET, Saturday.-There was an improved enquiry for all kinds of produce at this ...

... tl??? 6atil Agarliets, ?tt-- BRtII2GNHAlt CORN MARKET, Yesterday.-Duritig the present weck , few transactions are reported iii wheat, and the value is nomisally unaltered. We have less ?? in bhirley. Oats in fair retail demand, at full prices. Beans and peas not so much enquired for. At this day's market there was less wheat offering, but no progiess could be mnude in sales; except by giving ...

... 6mmadd RO aftarly. SATURDAY EVENING, January lst. There was only a small attendance on the Stock Exchange to-day, and the business transacted was limited, the prin- cipal transactions being three or four money purchases of Stock. The market notwithstanding displayed considerable firmness; and the tone was good, to which the favourable character of the Revenue Returns no doubt to some extent ...

... . dommadal site Eflattarg. WEDNESDAY EviEING, January 5bh. The first effect of the warlike news from Paris was, as stated yesterday, but slight on the. Stock Exchange, as was evinced by the trifling fall which took place in the price of Consols. This morning,however, re-impressionshad be- come more unfavourable: the fall on the Paris Bour-s had a bad effect; and from the commencement of ...

... (folnlulerrixa and N etr. MONDAY EVENING, January 3rd. The price of Consols declined again to-day more in con- sequence of the absence of business than from any other cause. At this period of the year business an the Stock Exchange is invariably dull, but before the close of the account it is very probable that there will be re-acbion, and that prices will ascend. The first quotation for ...

... 601A Bracket$.' &f. LONDON, CoBX EXCHANGE, Yesterday.-Tlhe supply of wheat from Essex and Kent to this morning's inarket was very small, an1d it consequently met a quick sale, at an advance of Is. to 2s. per quarter upon the rates of this day se'nnight. - Foreign com- mnaded the extreme prices of last week, htit the ecqniry being lees active than on Fridhy only a limited amount of business was ...

... THE VQPN TRADE, The past sold week has brought us to the close of another year -very peculiar in its character as to the weather and temperature,. and very unsatisfactory as respects the result of agriciltural labour and anxiety. A low range of wheat prices has obtained throughout, with very few fluctuations. The averageprice was only. 44s. 5d. per quarter; the highest point 49s. Mld, on the ...