... MONEY MARKET SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS. (FBox oun LoNDoN ConnsesronrD.) LoNDoN, Monday Evening. Owing to this being the last day of the year and of the quarter, little has been done in any department of trade except the arrangement and adjustment of balances. We do not exactly know, but we have been informed, upon undoubted authority, that though several banks who make up to this day will show ...

... LEEDS. In attempting a general survey of the various trades carried on in Leeds some reference must be in ile to the extraordinary events which have characterised the year 1866. The beginning of the year found the country in ia re- markably piosperous state. In our last alllinual repbrt we had no hesitation ill giving nu opinion that the prospect was good, and there wias every probability that ...

... RZI VIEW OF THlE CORN TRADE. (Feroni he Mlark.Lane Express.) BIIITISH. The year 1806 has now closed upon us with its very remarkable events. The face of E urope has been changed, as though by an electric shock, through the rapid and successive victories of Prussia; and just as things seem settling into peace, a cloud hovered over the Island of Crete, which firs' bursting there may terminate in ...

... 'We extract the following coconuti of weekly sales, inm- ports, ixporis, stock and prices of cotton iii Liverpool dur11ing 1560, from the Cotton Brokers' Association Anntual Circulair: WEEKLY SA.LE9. Mtna Ll- DAE.-_ Atl Im1pDat. ioniC ToDliTE. pe Tti Export. stock. T1r*,do. &L'spirt saine. - January 4., 3,5110 202610 0537(1 12975 67311 4102630 211. 32700 174603 50201 )32527 45798 39220(1 :18I. ...

... Although there is no immediate prospect of any improvo- ment taking place in the scarcity of the demnand in the Wvelsh iron trade, makers generally have the greatest con- fidence in the future, and the general opinion is that early in tho new year signs of activity will be displayed, boL on home end foreign account. Ths requirements of most of the large consumers and railway companies are ...

... CORN MARKET8. LEEDS CORN MAREIT, TuESDAY. (Rom the Circular of Messrs. Duanei and CO.) As was generally expected, the advenlt of the New Year is necompanied with an improved feeling in the wheat trade. Our supplies are again likely to be diverted from uts, in consequence of French buyers having again made their appearance on our east coast markets, and a very large nud active demand going on ...

... ShARE AND PROD)UCE MARKETS. (Fuou oun LONDON Conm saocexEos.) LoNoDox, Tuesday Evening. The rovenue returns are generally coucilered sati3- factory, though the receipts on the whole vecer show it slight Railing off, but as this has ariken froi a dimiiut- tion of taxation, and it proves to bq, much loss than -was anticipated, it is accepted as an indication that there -will be a considerable ...

... FINANCIAL REVIEW OF 1860. (From tide 2iles.) The past year opened without parallel in sup- posed affluence, but with a certainty that a crash was at hand such as would cause men for years thereafter to shrink from the very name of a new enterprise. The signs for the New Year are wholly different. Twelve months back every scheme was to be implicitly trusted. Now the idea is that scarcely an ...

... TRADE REPORT FOR DECEMBER, 186O6 WOOLLEN Tudar. -At the close of November the woollen trade was labouring under considerable depres- sion. In this month there has been a slight reaction, and though the trade still continues to be dull, even for this season, ye+ December has been a decided improvement upon the previous month. A good many parcels have been ,sold in the warehouses, and a rather ...

... BARNSLEY, Wednesday.-Thero was a very slender attendance at our market today, owing, no doubt, to the severe weather. Thera was very little grain offering of any kind. Wheat was held for last week'e prices, bet buyers were not disposed to give it, and, gonsa- qizently little besiness reulted, Maltiag bhrloy was again rather easier, Other articles wore without changs in value. BOSTON, Wednesday ...

... MONEY MARKETO -- - - . - SHARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS. (Fnos oUR LoNDox CoansreoNDmnU.) LONDON, Wednesday Evening. 'hre City has been partially empty, not on account of the holiday season, but by an involuntary exclusion from it through most of the suburban roads being snowved up. The street traffic has, from the same cause, been partially suspended. Notwithstanding that this Condition reduced ...

... Jo,-DON GLAZETTE, ttsilay, Jan. 1. BANKRUPT S. Notice of Adjudication and First Meetinit of:Creditors. To Surrender at the Bankruntgt' Court, London. Abbott B. Jf., Were~rip-street, solicitor. Jetn. 15. at 112 Al relishes B.. Wes1tbaaorie-park, Loot anafariiactrer, Jan. 14, at 12 ililliretolx T1. XVr, Ilackitey, oilinan, Jill 15. at 12. flroan C., Edcwar,,-oOid, baby linen mrn~difarturer, if c ...