... I~~~ - ow. I TRSADAT EVe. J J The great uncertainty which continues to prevail s in the public mind upon the question of peace or pi war is reflected in the movements of the funds. ti Heaviness was shown this morning, and at one 1s period a reduction of i per cent. was quoted, but towards the close comparative buoyancy was ob- T' servable. Not only was the decline recovered, but t, the latest ...

... I TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31. Wind ?? at Holyhead, E. The Maria, Cook, from this port for Paramaribo, in chorge of a pilot and In tow by the eteam-teg Voltigeur, struck on 'Burbo Bank during a dlauso fog at eleven a.ma yesterday, and sankc. Craw eared by the tug. A flat and tug have gone to the oarla to take cargao out of her. It Is expectsd that she will be lifted to-morrow. ARRIVED.-Ytoterday: ...

... F31M LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. I BSANKRUPTS. rNAMES OF S3OLICITORS AND FURTHER PARTICULARS TO BE OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF THE CHIEF REGISTRAR, JACOURT OF BANKRUPTCY, BAS1NGHALL-STREET.] JAES PEARCE LIDODLI). Kingston, Sutrrey,butcher, Jan.15, at 11. WILLIAM OCTAVIUS HUSTLER, slalstead, Essex, attorney's clerk, Jan, 15, at 11. JOHN WHITCHIILO, Park-road, Battersca, and William-street, hOredllcO, ...

... t [nY EL~~cTEl TLEGR4PJT,}. i !fL~rJJ~p)()f CORN: MARKET-Yasramnns. ,-Rather qpiet mnarket; pricees.of whe~st and itlur un- ' alteretl -*1 !--N ?? LMarket without material change. ' Weat in fair sdemtand, anld some pareels ta-ken fdr holdi g~ brer at 3the late full prices. Flour in' moderat'e demand, .at B psreviocos 'prices.' Indian corn dull,' and mtight'4le' : broughti~h. shade lover.: . ...

... CANADA COMPANI. Yoetertday the hcmifyeally geoe0rai Court of thigel ctPara' tion wras helP6 ci Ceatida-Luue, Great St. tUelen'a7 Chtodea )?raith, Eitj , -Governor, in the lchir' The minutote of the Court haoving been reetl by the ticre- D ?? the L4RIIit WOYG ttOnfirine3, ithe bucuineos commenoed by the ttlectttfn of Fredericit Clt~hrfe- Gavagm, fEso, tie ano etditor, it the room of Wmn. t The ...

... TRADE OF LEEDS, TuESDAM. The market to-day has been little more than nominal indeed it could not be expected to be otherwise at this season, the houses being all engaged in stocktaking. Very few goods have changed hands in either halI. The pros- pects of trade for the coining season depend mainly on the solution of the American difficulty. A few Canadian buyers are in the market, but as yet ...

... til The Board of Trade Returns for the month and eleven 1 lymonths ending November 30, 1861, were issued on Fri- p er day. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of er of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufac. :ytures during the month and eleven months in the lastw ,~ thre year In hre ?? the month, For eleven months. 1859 ?? ?? ?? 123,714,276 J as 1861 ?? ?? 115,355 ...

... MONDAY'S IARKETS. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. MANCHESTER HAY AND STRAlV.-1VEDESrsD. Y-Hav Sjd to CiA; straw, wheat, 31d to 3id; ditto, oat, 35d to 3U per stone. PROVISION. LONDON.-The transactions in our market last week wvere as usual at this holiday season, of a limited character. Ia Irish butter we have no chlange to notice in prices. Holders are firm, looking for an improvement. Best foreign met ...

... THE FARMERS' JOU1NAL T- -ANT TJ1 AEffm Ar Tfn A V LONDON MARKETS-MONDAY. CORN EXArNGE,' MONDY, DECEMfBBER 30. E4gliih wheat inet a steady sate at fully former yrc~t Foeetgn iirq ited, and pricei ot Tlhout variation s. Country~flOuIOJtri asd'tnore *oattnble; thwtl made unaltered, Matting b~trtcy~ at the jrevriotea exrtreme priees ,fot goo'd qualities. Choice inerw malt steady *n value.' Beans ...

... J ?? I I.-An ABSTRACT of the GROSS PRODUCE of the REVENUE of the UNITED KINGDOM, in the undermentioned period.s, ended December 31, 1861, compared with the corresponding periods of the preceding year. Quarters ended Y ear Qualters ended Yenr I n on led _ _ _ _ _ ended March 31, Jule30, Sept. 30, Dec. 31, Dce. 31, March 31,1 June30, I Sept. 30, Dec. 31, Dc. 31, 18181. 1801. 1(101, 1803. 18t1, ...

... BRADFORD CHAMBER OP COMMERCE. I . ' A monthly meeting of the council of the Brad- VI ford Chamber of Commerce was held on Monday, Mr. ?? W. RIPLEY, the president, in the chair. A conversation took place with reference to the arrange- A ment recently sanctioned by the Postmaster-General for saving a day in the intercourse between Bradford, Leeds, A Halifax, Hudderafield, and the continent of ...

... ABERDEEN CORN EXCHANGE.-FReritY. Tise attendance at our market to-day was fair, but bhsiness rro. gressed slowly. The advance on oats Iast week was with tificstlty maintaised, Barley, 6d per quarter lower. Wheat usisclhsuged. Wheat, white ,. -4s Od to 5s O° J62lbs par bushel Cln red is Oct to ills 0jO . orbshl Cemuson Onts . 20s 6d to 21s Od 40 lbs. per bushoL Barley .2S ...