... goe IFf.taructo, . 1 . I LONDON, CORN EXCHIANGE, MOsNoAY, OCT. 20.-In addition to the verly extensive auroals reported last week, there was ( fair show of wheat this iolning by land sassoples from E ssex and Kent, as also a considerable gzuastity of barltby from, Sq/ffolk. Nrotwithstanding this la.ge sapply, das's irnices were genarally supported for most artzic'es and bonded wsheat being in ...

... lianitrupto. I Ftrom the London GaZette of. Frida.,3, Niwv. 21. le P~~~AftTNtB5ISljPS DISOSLVED, . TRoion and J. Slack, Stoekkrort, cotton SPinners-J. Fenrnside,4 - sd S. Itonse, Bradford, Yorkslhie, worsted manunfacturersJ. Ham- so tn and W. Bower, Thorlnton-cuto'Forninuby, Yorkshire, spirit mer-. , leiants-Rt. and F. Ashworlh, 1loltiaU,Lancashire, woollen mlnanoafis idtsrers-T. Jacksoni ...

... 16I)c Ilaarltito. CORN EXCHANcE, LONDON. M[OWoAY, JANUARY 12.-The arfivals of Wheat, Barley, Oats, and Flour, during the past week, have been execed- ingly large; of the former article, as extensive perhaps as ever known in a similar period of time. For this mormng's market we had only a moderate show of Grain from the near counties, and very few of the late foreign arrivals were offered for ...

... MEETING AT GLASGQW IN FAVOUR OF AIAFm TRADl,.TfO INDIA. I On Tuesday last a turn eroas aind'higlily respectable meet, ing of gentlenien interested in the toexde to India, was held in the Tontinie Hotel. On the motion of Mr. Ewing, Mr. K. Finlav wNas called to the chair. The chairmnan stated that the Meeting had been called, in consequence of a re- solution come to at a former meetino for the ...

... WAREFIELD COR.N L-iZ2aT. :Fiday (lYcste.-dav') Sept. 1j. . We ie a, rain ainid lisettlel Nv. aiter lieI lir e,, lioiiicmk; bet. _ Wcanlsee. yest , iy, aoll this LI, lies ceee r 1iv.,:k oly i:l7- Isnlle qeelu ity ol)tebmr, nild o.'Isw iil 1lz il .dl behnis, yet vCeil; ill tliel is;l, lc ieulm'ly ill .ig I siliatiouis oil il to itstiild ini tle nci'J~- cu c iiin acod ic Scullmil.-t.ie 'r.i'ct ...

... 1?- tan'Ur-upto. From Uic Londa7 Gazette of Ftiday, Jan. 2. PARTNERSSIIPS DISSOLVED. Edmund Butterworth and John Fulton, Roclidale, Lan- Cashire, cotton spinners.-T. Ashton, J. Ashton, and B. Ashton, of Newton Bank, within Newton, Cheshire, and at Manchester, ealico printers.-William Kay, Joseph Kay, and Benjamin Syddall, of Manebseter, dealers.-J~ames Smith and William Smith, of Langley, ...

... CORN MAIIRIE, WAKEFIELD, I Fidely, J.IS 3rd, 19M. There is rather a laige arrival of wheat here this week, chiefly fo. reign, thl greeter part ofit recently released-Of otlergrain the lresrl supply is sallr- Onui-l millers evince a disposition to boy fresh wheat, oild there has been an evident irenoese e oli tn part of the hotldees of sech not to sob- soit t any further decline; a moderate ...

... I cn)v saaruirto. CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON. MONDAY, JAN. 19. -During tbe past week tilere was a considerable arrival of foreiga wheat, barley, and oats, but' supplies of grain from our own coast were only to a mode- rate extent. For this day's market there was but a limited siew of samples froai the adjoining counties, and a very slender attendance of buyers. Owing to the dense state of the ...

... ; - :: JLONDOiN CO1N EX AN itGE. MONDAY, Sj. 1I. It.-Tlre alpp/ics /i Grizb tral ICk we/ear mder- ite. oitd this onirainhg tie quiait/i/itsifrolt ap air att/i,. he /ie'a/thie Craittimits a. o v imgiat/ae, oo d tike Jut/in.e .N conaci/tenae (I/tiani/tdt hlritti- piiri thia uowinu jitr everg ao/c/c i to thae itle. T/e alu/rcs Ciltiplitat wilk adva' ce or Is. to /s. pjr qua/rc ter o/ the bes! gr ...

... OPENING OF TIlE MARKET AT ASIHITON- UNDER-LYNE I Great Preparations bad dir sonle time been making to open thle N ew Market, at AshtollunderLyvne on Saturday cl last with becoming splendour. The various lodges, whichi S; under the namle of Odd Fellows, Shepherds For- in resters, Inigilts of tite Round Table &c. had ft' many W weeks been preparinig their standards, dresses and ...

... Vaitilrupto. _ _ From the London Gazette of Friday, Feb. 20. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Fergus'on and co. liverpool, celilists.-'. Lockwood, R. Sorby, and J. Lo.hkvoll, SheiRield, file imnntifictnrers.-W. Lockwood and it. Sorby, Sheltield, nlerchauts.-W. Barker, M'. Swami, andIt.Nail, jun. Govtes Clouglh, Derbirshire aid Cheshire, stone and qglorry men. -Tf. a lT. Pratt, Coventry, grocers. ...

... I Ir1j fItiarto I LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. MONDA Y. SErP. 28.-The arrivals of ncarly all kinds of Grain and Flour last wveek were mioderalte. Tilis 1 orfling the freshi suppces are nOt considerable. The priniest parsees of Wh'leat ii.vve sold siowy at the saic terms as on Monday last, but othelr kinds of New are 2S. to 3s. per quarter lower, notwithlstandinag the quality is rather bettei than ...