... (From the Mlark Lane Express) We have no new feature to notice in connection with the grain trade, All parties appear to be completely dis- heartened at the continued depression, and the future is regarded with more apprehension than hope. The unwillingness to hold stocks is almost universal; and merchants, millers, and dealers, confine their operations to as narrow a circle as their immediate ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-Tuesday tan. Our market this morning was thinly attended by buyer, and the few transactions that occurred in free Wheat weren Id per bushel below the cursency of last Tuesday. Fla: also met a limited sale, but holders were firm at presses3 rates, Both Oats and Oatmeal ruled dull without channeiz value. Wheat, English, white, new, PI 701bs. ?? 10 0 to 10 Ditto, red ?? 6 ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.- Tuesday lat. At this morning's market, the finer qualities of Foreigi Wheat met a moderate demand, at a reduction of 4d. to 6d n er 7]u lbs. from the rates of last Tuesda; - but there wa scarcely any sale for the inferior descriptions, though offere at fully as great a decline. Flour mustbe noted Is. to 2s per barrel cheaper. Oats and Oatmeal are both difficult t ...

... PRICE&OS SP 9 :, AT LIVERPOOL.-Thuraday. I - _ - i 2 w. fot.~ _ A : :. _- o _ I. _ _ A.AA Railwayji-Boltou ?? Railway ?? 100 '0 0 '0 QuarterSares ?? 25 0 0 0 Birminghainiloucstei1o 06 07 ' ?? Newoiv' ?? tIO h00 0 ' Birmunghaci6 i'4 Derby 100 O 0 0 ' Thi~d'Shh s ?? ?? 26 0 0 0 Bristol and Exeter . , 70 0 0 0 Che'ter and Birkenhead 50 26 0 0 New Shareo . .; 20 13 0 0 Cheltenham & Great ...

... 'iALPE. ?? U ES MII1I : 1 ',NORTH. iU~iON iAIWA'l~ ' OMPANY.| *OaTbvi Oat .pcalsnt~i~~s fh poreof, 0 Inthis ~,o~th vn, ~ Oihe~vo y '91116%5C tia~~fteor tlih'clcncr: There wile ret ie of Directors, in ,. ?? attendc The ?? cidtng'the.mcatlnslvn&I edts c The.Dlreeters 115 ra laue i neirg-ole 'o at. t.orstha~t thlegal unlon-anddosalaulehloeoatiojf-the roknalhaitIW tnionanred t plalae ?? opsis, h ...

... G. dratlthan, Manchester, grocer, August 9 and 30, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Manchester. Mr. R. P. Hobson, official assignee, Manchester; Att. Mr. J. Dearden, Manchester. ,M. M'DIvltt, Livorpool, merdhant, August 6 and September 6, at half-past twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpool. Mr. C. Turner, official aasignees Liverpool; Att. Mr. Yatesjun., Liverpool. T, B: Andrew, ...

... MVARlKE~TS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-Tuesdiq, October 3. During the last two days a numerous fleet of vessels lavs arrived to Ibis port, and our import list for the week exhibits a liberal sopply of Wheat and Oatmeal, with a fair quantity of Oats from Ireland. It will be observed there are entered from abroad 10,429 quarters of Wheat and 10,673 barrels of Flour; Isnt 2,409 quarters of tile ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-Tuesdday, Octobr 31, We continue to receive good supplies of Wheat, Oat,, Flour, and Oatmeaa from Ireland. Of foreign produce, the principal importirs are 2,778 barrels of Flour fron Canada, and 520 barr rrel from the United States, and a carge of WheatW fom Odeas. There has been scarcely so good a e.. snand for Wheat during the past weak,-speculators h avo purchased ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN EXCiHANGE.-Tuesdoy, January 28. The Import list this week shows liberal supplies of Flour and Oat- meal, with atolerably fair quantity of Wbeat and Oats from Ireland; but the imports of other articles of the trade are of small amount. The trade has continued to exhibit the same want of animation thia has marked its course for some time past, Little or no change haa occurred in ...

... no al ?? - s T. Slater, nowv or nte of Burnley, Lanoaielre, pawnbroker, Angus 53 and September 13, at twelve, at tho eourt of DrAukruptay, Man. choster. Mr. J. RI Statsway, oliola toalgore, Blanchester; Atts. Moessrs. Alcoek noed Dixon, Burnloy. J. Yetrdlcy, W. Yeardloy, and E. Yeardloy, Ecclesdfold, YorkTshire, IaM spinners-J. Else And 1Y. Dixon, Kingston-upon.lull, mIll- II. J. Dixon and ...

... Bankupts. J. Bibby, Liverpool, coach propriotor, October 29 and November St5 at cleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpool. AIr. G. Mor. gan, ofliclall assignre, Liverpool; Att. Mr. J. Cornthwalte, Liverpool. J. Whitchead, now of Alnsworth, Lancashire, but late of ilolton. Ie.-Moors, conuiloy, brewer, October 25, at eleven, and November 15, at twelve, at the Court of Bankiruptcy, ...

... V, REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE (From the Mark Lane Express.) One of those sudden changes which, under peculiar circumstances, are not unfrequent in the grain trade, has taken place. Up to the commencement of May, the spring was cold and ungenial; and, as the ?? crops were supposed to have been previously more or less iriured by the extreme severity of the winter, the most gloomy ...