... CORN, EXCII.-I ?? Jeff,, 2. The supplies of \Vheat are ?? erab1L; sorrit pribiti samplesi eat ly iti the ftreloon rather dtlarer thin lriday, but oither qua- lities hive licavy sle, and cheaper ; Rie at lems; Mlirley and Malt tultly at list prices \h hite Peaen iu erl ' so; GIl'c , Muid Be.ans of the two kinds, lare dearer ; there are middling slip- plies of a).its, alnd thie trade is quoted ...

... Bankrupisfrom the London Gazette of Tuesday. Ralph Iolt, of Ripponden, Yorkshire, cotton spinner. Donston Stirnson,of Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire, stone mason. David Atchison, of Weedon Beck, Northamptonshire, draper. John Corbett and Hugh W. Corbett, of Liverpool, merchants. John Sykes and Joseph Sykes, of Leeds, Yorkshire, merchants. Christopher Stibbs, of Newbury, Berkshire, cabinet matter. ...

... CORN EXCHASNGE, Mtronday, July 23. The supplies of English Wheat to-day are short, consider- able foreign on hand, with part of last week's arrival, upwards of 13,000 quarters; fine keeps its price, other qualities are ?? is ?? and White Peas likewise; few Creys-B~eans of the two kinds are ?? are at considerable supply and at less ?? Flour no fluctuation. CURRENT PRICE OF GRlAIN AS UNDER: ...

... MARKETk;' -IEILD. CORY EXCHANGE, M1onodta, Jaly 16. There are short arrivals of Wheat coast-wise to-day, but considerable of last week's foreign, upwards of '24,(iOO quarters; * fite fuill3 keeps its price, inferior somnewhat cheaper. Again t S>.rce any Barley or Grey Pease; price nominal. Beaus of the two kinds are lower. There are tolerable supplies of Oas,, and tdis article is quoted hardly ...

... MA RKT IKlJ i HERALD. C 0Il N' IZXC Ll NAr 7I', Ji fo da /, Jftuly 1 . This day, the fresh supplies of W'heat coastwise are shlort, but considerable of last week's foreign arrivals, upwards of .4,000 quarters ; prime keeps its price, other qualities heavy sale. Very little Barley, which, with Malt, supports last cur- rency. Pease and and Beans of the two kind nearly ss. There are tolerable ...