... 711OM LAST NIOU aTS 'AZETTB. ?? BANUPLUPT8. TILDRNs ?? IbteneMOS and New Brampftoe, Kent, Coal mar- V chant ,to Surrender Jan. 20 and Feb. 24. at 12, at.Basinghsrll-street. ( Sal., Selby. Colemain-street, City; off. asatrg., Johnson. tiasinehb*U- ai Street. a Er. W AINWaRear, Earl-atrect. Kensington,' corn chandler. Jan. 24 at E 12. and Feb. 3 at £1. at Bisrinehall-alreet. Solls Woodbordge ...

... COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS i I~~~ s__. HARDWARE. BIRMINGHAM, JAN. 1.-The new year opens with pro- specta of An encouraging character as regards the trade of this town. The past week has been devoted to stock- taking, and at present no sufficient results have been arrived at to enable us to speak other than very generally as to the year's business. We incline to the belief, however, that it will be ...

... ICOMMEBMRALAATDMNABXRT&I THE PROVISION. TRADE. TOOLEY-STREET, JAN. S-Considerable activity has pre- vailed throughout the week in the butter market; the da- muand Is very much in excess of supply, particularly for fine desripion whch re ow eryscace.The arrivals from forignpots sncelat Mnda copried581 French, 59 Hambrgand4,10 csksfro Holan. Te hest Dutch hasbee clare ufat ~t~. t i2sandothr ...

... THURSDAY El-ENING. be An average amount of business was done to-day c in home mining stocks, the market presenting no general alteration. Preparations forthe settlement engaged some attention. Shares in Lady Bertha and Tincroft M~ines were inquired for, whilst Wheal Balsset and East Wheel Russell were quoted rather di lower. The prices are shown ?? Tre- t} lawney, 33 to 35; Providence, 67 to ...

... COYMERCIAL AND MAXE Ti S I - V . _~A.Zy j~ Bw SUGAR.-.The market has been dul -JAN. 27. It. etaelY suPPOrted. 270 cooks ?? India e~lad yscd, ,as ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~srogge a. d o4g ~an ~i0O~sasd 48 04 00 bgs Gtatenalasoldatla. a tol36 Cd. to Rrgg-A bout 7,030 bogs reported sold. Middling and good ?? !St white Bengal, lb. to t. 53.; Ituogoon, 70. 6d. ?? Continues active. Daanerar- and Brlesl tl.3 ...

... BAY.K OF L.OYN1O. I The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was held ye~sterday, at the London Tlavern; Sir J. V. SHcOLLaYi, M.IP., in tho chair. Atter the usual preliminaries, TXhe SECRETARLY (Mr. C. J. H. Allen) read the following report and balance-sheet: bThe directors, in again meeting the shareholders, have thlepiasure of stating that, notwithstanding the inactivity in all branches ...

... COMMERCIAL ANDMARKETS. I PRODUCE. MINCO!NG-LASE, JAN, 19. SUGArI.-There bas been a firm narket for West fndia to-day and 3Y7 casks havebeen sold. 6,000 bags Mauritius nearly all sold in mbU sale middling greyioh to superior crystallilsed, 45s. to to.. 1,00i bags M3aMrs were all sold at yesterday's prices, ?? kind 460. 6d. i low yellow grainy. 42s. to 429. 6d. S0 ba g Bongal fine Cossi- pore, ...

... IONEY MARK1.T. WEDNESDnA G5Ie. -xtreme .giLr5j hq eanin prevailed in the .ebxfreme aglLa.2 - ols have Stock Exchange. The fluctuations is W_ been more numerous and rapid, and the market alto., gether snore sensitive, than at any period during the last nine or ten years. Nevertheless, the English fends retain great intrinsic firmness considering the almost unprecedented violence of the panic at ...

... EQUALISATION OF ARMY AND NAVY I MEDICAL RANK. TO TEE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-Three months have passed since the Secre- tary of State for War issued a warrant, which greatly ame- liorated the condition and prospects of the Medical Officers of the Army, by establishing for t hem an increased scale of pay, and retirement allowance, higher relative rank, an improved and more just system of ...

... THE SLA VE TRADE ANG IMMIG I - I - Yesterday afternoon a deputation Waited the Right Hon. Sir E. B. Lytton, the Colonial Set P his official residence, Whitehall, for the purpose of prest a memorial on the part of the British and Foreign A. f Slavery Society, on the subject of the Slave Tradei And migration. The deputation consisted of the ?? i tlemen : The Hon. A. Kinnaird, M, P., General ThI ...

... .3INES. TUESDAY YEENiNo. In the mining market to-daybusiness was not active, but steadiness prevailed. Prices present no material change. Shares in East Basset, Tincroft, Vale of Towey, WhealtIargaret, Drakewalls, and Providence TMines, were inquired fbr, whilst Lady Bertha and Wheal Adams were flat. The prices are ?? Russell, 7 to 71; Wheal Wrey, 2k to 29; Wheal Uny, 101 to 11; Wheal Margaret ...

... IL' IZLIVOIS 'J.NTR.Z AILc W4 COM.P4YY. I Yesterday a meeting of the English shareholdera wias held at the London Tavern; Mr. GEoRO a MOFFATT, ?? chairman of the London committee, presiding. The CnAOinuAT, in opening the business of the meeting, said the comsmittee which had been appointed in Tuly last had deemed it expedient to call the proprietors together in order to report to them. its ...