... (From the London Gazatte of Tuesday, November 29.) BANKRUPTCIES ANNUtLLED. allaiwel3, William, Blackburn, cotton manuftcturer. Stone, Robert, Cerne Abbas, Dorsetshire, innkeeper, BANKRUPTS. Abson B., jun., Barnsley, Yorkshire, coachbu3ldor. Allcocc, R.,Acton-street,Gray's-inn-road generaldealer Avramachis, T., Regent-street, tobacco importer. Andrew;, Robert, Carlton-road, Kentish Town, ...

... t The' rapid increase and immense extent and value of the comnierce of the United Kingdom, as shown by the annual statement of the Board of Trade, have been deseribed in two previous articles, affording most satisfabtory proof of the growing wealth and prosperity of the nation. The increase and extent of the naval power of the country, which rests ultimately on the commercial marine of the ...

... LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE, SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Again a good business has been done in cotton, prices remaining very firm 4ithout showing any general advance. The trade are rather busy in the market, and have taken (000 bales out of the 10,000 bales sold. There appears to be a good feeling afloat with regard to the future course of business; but the aspect of the money market is just sufficiently ...

... ?? - l .I LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE, SAMIUDA-Y AU=nNoor. As this has been a holiday, in the cotton and colonial produce markets as wall as on the stock exchange, there was only a thin attendance on 'change this morning. Business was soon ter- minated, and nothing has transpired of a character Calculated to alter preconceived Opinions regarding the course of business after the holidays. The detailed ...

... Testerday, at the Public Office, before Messrsm D. Mallne and T. Lloyd, William Gore, joiner, sued Mr. Joseph Hardwiek, builder, Bradford Street, for 12s. lid., being wages alleged to be due for a half-week's work done. Mr. Jones appeared for the complainant, and Mr. Kennedy, of the MidlandOlreuit, for the defendant. As the case was one which would decide a good many others of a stmilar bind, ...

... TRADE AND WAGES. Poor South StaffordshireI certain persons are now and again heard exclaiming, as the competition of other iton producihcg districts to the topic, we are afraid it has seen its beat days! But such lamentations have boen indulged In by the same elass of persons for thirty years pust, and yet South Staffordshire remains-not a place of dissolution and poverty, but-a busy hive ...

... Afl3RDFEN MA.RKEFTS. Fst EARl3DERN CORN EXCHANGE.-FRIDAY. .St Deliveries not large, and comparatively little business doing, It Quota0tionss eame as last week. Ic- RETAIL PRSIES. n -d. sd. a ~. sd. ies slour, P 14 d. 10 tod2 Barley 0 c, 1411b. 0 0 to 1 7 2d Oatmeal . 0 to 1 5 Barly dust .. 0 LI)o 9 Bearmert . 0 0. to 1 6 sarley, d lb . 0 2to 0 2V id p'esrmesl. 0 0o.to. 02 o ...

... SHIPPING INTRELJAGNCE. Arrived-Dec. 26. Blue Jacket, Srom St. Micbsel's; etak twao. from Oronstadt; Dolphin. from Antwerp; euor,fr St. 'iohu'a Dec. 2S. Eclipse, from at. /i&cbal- Dc lianpver, from lInvre; Lion, fromn lirlengesi; Mstcopoitl, from GOleckatad; L~eroy, fhom Memnel; Eapdu, frua Bbi. Lec StF Sagredofrom MTercoeira; loxafrom Me Dec. Dec. Sadled-Dec . 2dAmctla, for ?? rialian. tor ...

... 10MBAY, BABODA, AND CENTRAL INDIA IOALY 14AILWAY COMPANY. The half-yearly general meeting of shareholders fel above company was held yesterday at the Lon- t Tavern, Ljeutenant.Colonel FENCH in the chair. Ifter the usual formal preliminaries, the COMl~nAN proposed that the report be taken as read, Z4ig that it was so full and explanatory that it required faor no observations from him. They ...

... Ilarlut 11 ?l p,. BY ELECTRIC TLBGIRAPH~-TauasDAV. LONDON PRODUCE.'- SugAr mArket remained dull; .supply exceeded demand,' and prices rather lowver; Porto Rico, -3s to 37s; Cuba', 29s to 36s 6 1; refined quiet; brown lumps,' 42s 6d. Coffee: fdr u4antity sold, and price3 fall up; native Ceylon, 70s to72s 6d ; plantation, '73s to 86s '6d. ' Tea: prices Moreosettled'; fair quantity of China sold ...

... I MOEDAT RTUIN. The railway market to-day was inanimate. The only demand of importance was for South Eastern stock which rose j per cent. In a few cases prices were slightly weaker. Great Northern A, Berwick and Metropolitan stocks declined j per cent., and Great Western, 1. Midland, however, improved t per cent., and Great Eastern was firm. At 4 o'clock, London and North Western stock was ...

... 1| I [ - - - -- jin AaGNETIC TELEOBAPrH] LONDON, SATUBETY EvxctINe.-C0f0l0l501050 at 89f exactly. Other markets steady. Foreign stockst firm. The demand for money has been light; and although the payments due on the 4th, provided for to-day, have been heavier than has been experienced for some months, they have been met without any fresh failures. PARIS, SATURDAY EV£N1NG.-The Bourse lia3 been ...