... MARKET' HERALD. COR3V EXCHrANG4E, Alfonday, &2rt. 2. ?? W'' continue to receive very fair supplies of new Wheat, m)any P samples of' which conic to hand in rough and inferior condition. TYr Tire continuance (if favourable woather for' the progress of harvest, tl rind the reluctance on thro part of millers to piurchael any other than the best qualities, exercise a dcpressing influence over ...

... TUESDAY'S POST CONTINUED). Vankituisfr om the London Gazette of Friday, Sept. 1. Robert William rewiq, Shenfleld, Essex, farmer. Thomas Prosto Pinio, Liverpool, ship chandler. William Hoole. Sheffield, loather-dresser. G4eorge Barnabas Bone, late of Leipsic-roadCamberwell, builder. Wm. Greenslade, Swintin-strert, Gray's Inn-lane, builder. Alexander teidl, Chelsea Park Cottuge, Little Chelsea, ...

... Bankraptsfromn tht London Gazette of Friday, April 19. John lBattye, Courtney-terrace, Kingsland, linen draper. Matthew Waller, Percy-street, Tottenham-court-road, and Bir- nmingiam, patent oleetro plater, gilder, and manufacturer. 3 penter, Rothwell, Northamptonshire, surgeon. Seorge tochery, Wa~kefield, currior and leather seller. 3. Dowle, Chepatov., ?Monmoutthire, wine and spirit merchant. ...

... GOtrN B'XCF1JANGE,, Mloday, AMay 20. The wvant of reain-i said to exercise an unfavourablo~ influence over the crops of Spring Coin, and the showers hitherto have been fewv and far between. We have altogether a very good showof Wheat from the principal counities,0th arrival fromt Kent being somnewhat larger than usual. The trade opened xvitlh tolerable animation, fine samples realising the ...

... S.A'iAE OF 'I'TRADE. t~ i r veltzS aa, ^A r. ;21,--AI tihootjh their bas riot been q uite so r it, businesq dwlie to. I:dv as on I iewdily Ilusr, tlI;L rI ba let for yiarl 3;.s beenl Yery Hilm ; thet ?? ?? dlerflurldifig la~rlitil plits. elivi'h are pari IV i a 'ded Ii h til ly 1w liitivers, but lichu te*indl I0 di lnilsl tbe SiiitLiie t oft or busiiuoe9. FIv Siome dth-eriptioinis ?? g- d l s ...

... Banklrupts from the Lon7donz Gazette of F'riday, Feo. 2. Duncan Lament, West Smithfield, pnblican. 1V. Law Wood, Bishopsgate-street WVithin, export ironmonger. Robert Pettit, Exnibg, Suffolk, livery-stable keeper. Joseph Henry Perrymran, Birminglian, bookseller. Robert Blagdon Phillott, Somersetshlire, scrivener. James Robert Drago, Leeds, tallow merchant. William Webb, Leamington, hotel ...

... T U HSl).AY'S POSyr C0N'I INULN). E'ard Phr jsilip f 7dng Loa(1(tz GeUtte of Flriay, July 253 l.dwvard Philip lardling, Gravesend, IlDsier, IThoinas Valontineo Hlmes, B3vistol, Corn dealer. rhontas lrown and Donald BIron, l3illitel,_strect' City, ship 0dgeneral agen ts, a ad n'mnV ?? of' gryl l's whelp. Ia lli flg Allen, St. Ilie en, ban elkshire, bwthelir. u ?? N'evill nbijn East1bo Se ...

... MARKET II-.RALD, The supplies M70rWA MotiCHsNGE Sept. 21. The suppliesr of 1VhIeat this morning from Esoex arid utffolkl were noderate, though frou Kent there was a better din lay of samnles. .hit of tire DOW ig being of inpi~rior quality and cooni tion, a good clearance wire C I Essex larc- at err early beur, wbijiet an advance oif Is. to 2e9, per quarter Owas genernlly Comupliedl with. Tire ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, Monday, Oct. 25. The fresh supplies of Wheat this morning from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, are somewhat larger than usual, and as the condition of many samples is affected by the dampness of the weather, the millers have been more reluctant purchasers. At a decline of 2s. to 3s. per quarter in most instances since this day se'nniglt, a tolerably fair clearance was effected before ...

... MARKET H-ERlALD. CORN EYC'IIA NO, Aondoy~, Afait 12. In addition to rathler large deliveries of Englis l Vhieat during tbe last weekl, somne quantity of whlich1 was 1eft over to tbisi nnoi- inig's market, the freshl supplies from Essex' and Kenit amnounit to ncarly tho usual average. Thle condlition of samiples generally being in no respect imiproved, wve hare e~iperiencel a dull sale ...

... MARKET [HERALD. CO~gRN MVCiNGAonday, Sep~t. 28, Alhuhte u ?? what during the last week, weelrgrta frsII ielat n the deliveries this morn- In fottephialcuite neut to a fair uverage quanttity, the radecccinuesto eliibt much tijnation, thu maillers pur- 'Pdl ?? inl prices. Before tlie clus i th da a ace clarace as tlcted of thoe new rims at anl ?? si nee this day 5si'uiiiglt (if 2B. to 3s. per ...

... WESTERMAIVIN LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. Fddav. The upward movement in pi-ices continues, and at all the lead- ing provincial markets held since our last Whent has risen fully s. per quater. AtMark-Lane to-davthero washardlyasample |of English Weat exhibited, and the few lets offored were easily placed at an advance of 5s. per quarter. There was an extensive demand for Foreign Wheat, principally ...