... . The Wheat trade cootinlues extreiiiejy dull;' fi~r altlhOug; cthere have been no fiesh errivals Sillce Monlaay, seluat remalined over foion thlat dayps supple couldl not be got ofi3 this muolin,, althouelh offered nt lower prices ,.for, at the close of Monday'. ~irkX lhet, hbe M illers mrade a fu rth~er, reduction ot 23. p~er sack on the tprice of i'iltxi', which) has c;ouisedv the dcpress ...

... -CiORN EiXCHANGE¢. Avnra 16. The sugpply of WV~seat this Lnorning by ltind sample from Esese and K~ent was maoderate, nnd the arrival boeth of Wheat and Florur coastvways during the last week fias' bcen by no nieans large, tbe trade, howv- ever, iS seryd4n11, and, except for thet best runs, *vbisK' rlone suppgrt ttei price.st og this- djay ae'o~igbt,, ve consider it frors4 lt, t° 5s. per ...

... Twad a a Post Jontiefd. Banrupts fromn Satttr y's Gaete. Thomas Mulligan, of Rflth, silkrrerchant. attihias Luwledge, of Harley-street, Cavendish- square, upholsterer. 'rhoiuas Bosher, of Slade End, near Wjallingford, dealer iu timber. Natali Corri, of Golden-square, ?? ia amsic. M icha ,,1Essex, of Coventry, and Woodlstrret, Chebap- s, silh-manufacturer. ; rji~in gilclko1kheam, Surrey, coal ...

... Roltbon faarketol. CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 2. The supply of Grain in general from our own coast since this day se'nnight has breie rery m;sderate, but we have bern plentifully supplied with Wheat and Oats frons Ireland. , Of Wheat this morning the sliew was moderate, chiefly from Essex and Kent, and the quality on the whole but middling; hence the trade was dull, though for the best runs last ...

... lldwetftdys . 4'Thursda i's POSIs. Bankrupts from 'tuesday's Gazette. - Jihri B. Phillips, of lartlett's-buildings, jeweller. D. T. Menke, lite of Primrose-strcet, Merchant. John Heifshaw, of Glocestei-placS, PoltuIaI-sIIUare, bm,,,quiler. Thomos Coney, nf Sculthorpe, rnijcr. - Jtili Dicken, of Shrulvsbury- upboliterer. WVu). Hfebdi jand John Bedwne, sen. of Leeds, and A. 0. l.i flo of ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, APRItL9. The arrival of Wheat this morning, by land sample, froma Essex and Kent, was tolerably; large; the q'ua- lily, however, on the whole, being middling, and haviag been abundantly sapplied witlb Flour coast- ways, durin~g the last wseel, the mealing trade was ;n consequence exceedissgly doall, and the few ssles of the heal runs whlich were effected were Mt a decline of ...

... --rv- abloysit A O? ?. CORN EXCHANGE, A~xpj2A. We are well supplied ?? fur ti~s day's a m~arket, principally by land sainptia forn Fssex and as lent, the sale of ?? ic ?? dtull, f1nd the prices e of this day se'.inighi scarcely supportpd fors the d finest samples, and inferior qualities are quite uon- - ?? is in good supplyt fine 1sialting asreets a heavy sale, without any alteration in price, ...