... AO utto. not1b air CORN EXCRANGi JuLV 28. We had a very moderate arrival of Wheat this horning, and in the early part of the day rather higher prices were obtaihed, but the weather appearing sbmewhat more settled at the close of the market the sales were dull, althoitgh we still consider the trade about Is. per quarter dearer than this diy se'niiight. IBarley is full Is. per quarter dearer, ...

... 0 -to .M010 a ARAW I. CORN EXCHANGE, MtacH Ir. Our supplyof all Grain lastwoeskov with the exception of Oats,' Was but moderate ; of this latter article, howei-cr, there was a most abundant ariivl, upwards nr 63,000 quarters, almost wholly from lrelad. This morning the supply of Wheqt fiom Essex and 1 ...

... I BA ifVITUP TS from FRIDAY's GI ZB TTB. Augustin Clarkson, of the Commercial-Mad, ship owner. WmI. Norton, of Clayton, Yorkshire, fancy woollen manufacturer. John Brown, of Bulley, Glocestershire, trader. .John Wainwright, of Sheffield, button mould manufacturer. -George M1ason, of Cheadle, Staffordshire, horse dealeL Henry Hirst. sen. of Northallerton, Yorkshire, draper. lnm. Audsley, of ...

... -slontleat ?? 0. COltN EXCHANGE. NOVt'iBaER 10. The arrival of Wheat and Fiour from our own coast durimg the last week has,been moderate, but of Foreign Mrheat we have a good supply. This morninr tee ivera moderately supplied with Wheat from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk; the trade, however, was on the whole dull, and although real fine pyrcels of new supported 3ast week's prices, the middling and ...

... S S- BRANK RUPTSfrous FAIDAY's GAZETTE. Philip Crofton, of 40romer-street, Brunswick-square, upholsterer. D. Jas. Humbert, of Foley-street, Foley -place, coal-merchant. Robert Lilley, of Mile-end-road, victualler. John Orth Waldener, of Air-street, Piccadilly, victualler. J. Webb, of Little Warner-street, Clerkenwell, cheesemonger. John Quick andI Frederick James Cliown, of Sconehouse, near ...

... --tru'vL?- R. ollbalt .8aructo. CORN EXCHANGE. Fen. 11. Thle supply of Wheat this morning is on the whole moderate, and the trade remains much in the same state we have noticed of late; there being a reldy sale on full as good or rather better terms for fine dry samples, whilst the middling and ordinary sorts ineet very little ?? is somewhat dull in sale, though not cheaper for fine Malting ...

... ?? - - BANKIRUPTSfrom Tifesday's Gazette. Mobert Hodgson, of Cobourgh-place, glass and chinanian. Ilenry Dyett, of Clement's-lane, merchant. Henry Tanner, of Liverpool, master-mariner. ?? Hunt, of Birmingham, general-dealer. -John Sanders, of Bristol, liquorice and lozenge-manufacturer. John Brice. of Pontefract, corn and cattle-denler. Nathan Driver, of Painswick, Gloucestershire, clothier. ...

... WEDNESDAY'S A WEDNESDAY'& AND THURSDAY'STOSTS. BANKRUPTS from FRIDAY's GAZETTE. Rich. Ford jun. of the Commercial-road, Limehouse, canran. Thomas Pyr'ke, of Henley-apon-Thaines, Oxon, draper. 'Thomas Clark and George Bryson, of Bridge'.road, Lambeth, and of Chathaui, linen drapers. Benj. Laverock Love, of Grea't Yarmouth,'Norfolk, merchant. James Loader, of Watford, Herts, ironmronger. John ...

... TUl DAYOST fP p ?? V'ED. B4ANrKRUPpTS from FR?6 .,GAZEBTFE. Ma.L~y kamnt, of Union-strect, Borogh, baker. JUchard Ellis, of Brighton, blberdasbtr. l~uwcain rwiccar and M'ui. W. Tjiit, of Liveipool, merchants. X Idward Hughes4 of Liverpoo]gfocer. .John NWalters, of Cwum corwg-house, Newport, Nromnouthshire, retail-brewer. James Buttivant, of Appledore, Devon, and Icnry Alex. Ming. worth, of the ...

... -imOltbost Marheto* CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. 2e, Though we have been moderately supplied with Wheat since this day se'anight, there has beet a good arrival of Floor coast- ways, nearly 17,000 sacks; this morning also we had a fair supply of Wheat by land' samples from Essex and Kent, and the trade on the-whole remains muach as last stated, the finest runs meeting a ready sale on quite as good ...

... 50itban ?? le CORN, BXCaANGE Fe. 25. Y We have a fair supply of most articles of Grain to-day; but le the trade, generally speaking, is exceedingly dull, and but little le business doing. Wheat, for fine dry samples, is not cheaper, le but all other sorts meet a heavy. sale, and scarcely support our s last quotatfon.-Fine. Malting Barley fully maintains last week's Is prices; and Malt ...

... Valtbaitilag M., COHN EXCHANGE, DPc. 31: The arrival of Flour coastways a's. week'was large, upwards of seventeen thousand sacksjiui the supply of Wheat this motning was on the whole moderate, and for fine parcels quite as good prices were obtained ; the middliiig and ordinary sorts, however, must be noted somewhat ?? Malting Barley sells on' quite as good termis, but the rough inferior kinds ...