... BANKRUPTCY SUPERSZDXD.-W. Jones, Pwllmelyn, Flintshirn lead-merchant. BANxnUPTS.-J. Barker, Sheffield, grocer.-D. Hurst, Dukin field, Cheshire, beer-seller.-E. Keeler, Canterbury, dealer b china.-J. Haworth, Burnley, Lancashire, cotton.spioner.- A. Brooks, City-road, coach-builder.-G. M. Von Dadelszen, an W. Preller, Mincing-lane, merehants.-W. Drake, George-street St. Gilcasi, victnailer.-G. ...

... CITY INTELLIG}NCE-NovEmBF 2. The Great Western Steamer from Bristol to New Yosk was seen at half-past two o'clock on Monday, in long. I1, steaming well a-head, in a heavy sea, with the wind at N.W.; having thus accomplished her ordinary distance in spite of the tempest. The Liverpool Steamer, which sailed from Liverpool a fortnight ago, and afterwards put back to Ireland, ls re- linquisbed the ...

... I - Wheat. Barley. Oats. Beans. Pes Per Quartcr a to a. s. to S. a. to c. to s. s. to Blandford 74 80 27 32 24 26f 30 42 - ?? 66 74 24 26 24 33 4? 44 30 Cambridge ?? 5 - 34 - -5 - 40 38 . Chard ?? 60 80 26 32 IS 22 32 40 38 1 ?? 56 70 34 28 24 29 38 42 - Long Sutton ?? 5 78- - 16 20 30 34 - Louth ?? 58 68 26 32 20 24 35 42 - Lynn . ?? fi6 22 31 16 20 30 22 32 Newark. rk 62 76 24 31 19 28 ...

... CORN EXCHANGE. There are this week moderate arrivals of. English Grain and Flour, anda good quantity of Oats from Inland. The Wheat trade since Monday has been slack, and that day's rates have been hardly maintained ; but the factors do not appear willing to give way in price for the good foreign parcels. Barley re- mains as last reported. Beaus and Peas suppost their value. The demand for ...

... LINENDRAPERS' ASSISTANTS AND THEIR EMPLOYERS. On Thursday evening, at nine o'clock, pursuant to a resolution adopted at the great' meeting of Drapers' Assistants, lately convened at Exeter hall, for the pur- pose of confirming the resolutions passed at the assembly of delegates held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, respecting the propriety of making an application to their employers for ...

... BRADFonn.-We cannot report any amendment in the piece market to-day; all our accounts agree in describing it as fiat as can be. We do not observe much difference in the state of the yarn market worth noticing. Both the demand and the prices continue firm; but the manufac- turers buy sparingly; they still complain that they can- not obtain a corresponding price for their goods. Con- siderable ...

... ..E MAR.UKETS. I CLO RvN RXCiviAKGEB. TlrL.; - nea tins *veek a Isuderato arrival of Wheat, 1' Oitr ,,y STInr Flour * rsd a good Sopply of Irish Oats; tof ohin rrtreclssrh qsearc tieiy are scoreo. The trade since , English art ies ?? of ;aiqs * has been very, heavy; ?? t o reluctantly give way In the prices of V. Cattlt wseci hlare teen iad on nis1. to 2s per quarter less arllid foreignl is ...

... TRIADS' UNION AND THE PRESS.= In almost every, public journal the existence of Trades' Unions has been condemned, and the members and pro- moters of those institutions have been -lionoured with every epithet of abuse which our language, enriched with the stores of Billingsgate, could aflbrd-dolts, fools, villains, knaves, idiots, and traitors, are but terms of common parlance with the ...

... The Susquehania packet, from Philadelphia, is arrived at Liverpool, the dates are only one day later than we had previously received by the Royal William. The papers, being chiefly occupied with the elections and party po- litics, offer nothing interesting to mercantile readers. An Ordoninance has lately been issued at Paris, fur a Soci&t6 Anonyme (with limited liabilitT ), autlorising the ...

... Arrivals on Friday-French anl Jainaica Mail, by the Pigeon, sailed oa the 13th of October, from St. Thomas's on the 22d of October; also a mail from Ostend. Livrmvoot.-Thursday's Cotton Market.-We have bad an extraordinary demand for cotton to-day, influenced, no doubt, by the late accounts from the United States; the sales are fully 10,000 bags, at yesterday's advance speculators have taken 1 ...

... STATE OF TRADE IN THE MANUFACTURING I DISTRICTS. MVACCLE5FIELD.-The silk trade is better here than it was a month since, yet there are many dyers and weavers who have not more than four and five days' work per week, yet, on the whole, there is more work than there was last year at this time, and wages are better than in the neighhourhood of Manchester. TurE GINGHAM AND NANtEwrt Tnaur.-Tlhe ...

... CORN EXCHANGE. The arrivals of most kinds of grain this week are small, of Barley good and of Oats from Ireland moderate. The demand for Foreign Wheat from country buyershad advanced the prices full 2s. per quarter since Monday, there has bees so little Eng- lish here tonday, that its value cannot well be reported. Barley remains firm at Monday's rates. Beans and Peas are unal- tered. The ...