... D AN Kejit, RcrU raT roo. Kent, groepr an..i, V.- ~AN KEUpT&_j1,,, T~sLV nsta~oi itr~,t XKent, grocrr and lAV BANISTRv~, John. B1ir1iIgIing~ar grocr Bomrr. Francis, Nottinghlami, t;tting aII- f'lttT W~illian), Warwi. k P;lastere m en n- aD BROW4v, W'illialn, mr-l N' illi A oni (nAI ?? Craven. Rrldlington, gr..'r I \ *:sRl Vil~li~kn SalrlTanjIji~u ?? liiA iHIonTi, JOlni, LA'II . , nd lim, chine ...

... BANRRUMPsgF,,, nd Jolhn TA- .. .. V- BATEF Thonas and JJohn, Leireiter, trinaotr, ano BArT, Wi liam. Birmaiighata, to older rad DBsNDStll, John lI'ter, atll NVoliot Joejbt ih upoll.liull, and (reat Grimsby, lincointliw cotn0'r h. t ircWnOaRTi, Joseph Iforatio, MXulle 'tr m' and Gutter-Inne, London, dy er er L. Cox, WVilliahn, Leigh. Voreestershire hal.rr ENGLANn, John, Knar-sboronbh, ?? ...

... IpawicN, June 19.-The supply of wheat was again very good at our market to-day, but scarcely any other sort of grain appears. The sale for wheat fully maintains our last quotation. Beans heavy, and, rather cheaper. Prices as follow.-Wheat, 60s. to 75s. ; barley, 24s. to 32a.; beans, 25s. to 35s. per qr. (No pease or oats at market.) Flour, bbs. to 57s. per sack. Noawicli, June 19.-We had a ...

... Stack Exchange, AvndCimeri 18.-Baiik Stock, -. 3 per Cent. RIed. 83. -3 pit Cent. Cons. 83-7-. D)itto for Acet. 88ta 312per Cents. 92. Ditto, Red. 91. I)itto, ditto, New, 931. 4. per ( ents. 100. Indin Stock, . India Bonds. 12 14 A nn. (Jan. 1860, 17 4-16. Ditto Newilitto) 17 6-16. Ditto (Oct. 1859) 17 3.16 Ditto (Ian. 1880) -. Ditto (October, 1880) -. Exch. lills, 30 27. SMITHFIELD, November ...

... SMITHFIELD, June 10. We have not so many beasts in the market as on this day week, hut a larger supply of sheep and lambs ; about an equal number of pigs, and a much larger number of calves. In heef and mutton- we have no variation from Monday ; veal is 2d. per. stone cheaper; pork is 4d. dearer; lamb is reducetd 2d. per stone. Hay, clover, and straw, the samc as On Monday. Beef - 3104 4 veal ...

... IP'SWICH, MARCH 15.-Our market was tolerably g1, plied with grain to-day. and the sale continues heavy, I P but little variation in price. Wheat, 45s. to 56s,. ; arley e4s. to 3.S s; uats, 20s. to 26s. ; beans, 30s to 34s,;va. 32;. to 369. per quarter. Flour, 40Os. to 42s. per slick, NORtWICH, MARcHt 15.-The supply of' whea't hoI e, aetto-cdpy, and a strong effort made by the growers 1, oban ...

... CORN EXCHAN6E, .(LONDON, I , M(ONDAY. January 27 We bad this morning more wheat at market tim n have bad for several weeks past, but, as condition, at tij soft season, is the principal ingredient to command p,,. chasers, it is quality in wbeat only which commands lit. prices; such is the state of the wheat trade, fine dry sarn. ples fully support our late quotation, whlilst the inferior ...

... MA1 .xT. H.rLrEicii, Nov. 7. The prices advanced again this W week, in general from Is. to 2s. per coomb. Wheats fetched from 24s. to 31s. barleys ls. to 21; oats l2s. to 16s. - beans 18s. to 22s.; peas advanced full Is., viz., ls. to21s. EVe MAIrMET, Nov. 8. Wheat sold from a6s. to 60s. per tquarter; barley 36s. to 42s., ; oats 26s. to 26s. Very few speas and beans at market. BuitY IVARKEa'T ...

... * AUl K.ETA; IIADLEIcH, May 21.-Extremely little business was done here in the corn market to-day, although there was a tole- rable supply of wheat, yet scarcely any buvers ; the prices were much the same as last week. Ilarleys from h2s. to lHs. 6d. Beans hard and good, l7s. to lSs. 6d. Peas ]5s. to 16s. Oats lOs. 6d. to 12s. (id, Average price of wheat 31. 2s. 8d. Ditto barley 11. 9A. l0d. ...

... MiAREiETS. HADLYICIS, Jan. 16. The same degree of sluggisimezs pervaded-the market to-day as did last Monday. M'heats were carried about from hand to hand, andi ultimately may be stated at nearly 2s. per qr. less: 26s. to 31s. were the general prices obtained. 8arleys also were'altogether lower; these realized frons 14s. upwards, and the best samples 18s. Oats 12s, to 13s. Gd. Beans 17s. to ...

... BANRUPT3nhD.t y. CaIeprs, NV., Newport, Pagmell, merchant ELSWuIVcsv, H. J. B., East Storehouse, Devonshire, bill-brokier GIDBS, 1. F., Liverpool, ship-broker C'tis, J1. XV., Exceter, lead and glassmnerchant 1-lARWOols, P., Yorh, ironmonger JorLtx, J. ilishop Wearnitiuh, Dlurhams, linen-drape r Iaun z, C., Salfi d, Lane ashirc, manufacturing chemist PcSON. S., amersmith, oil and eolouet an ...

... IAuLKE'TI. Nontwicit. Oct. 26.-We have a very short snpply,, wheat and barley ; cacti found ai ready sale at an advane of Is. to 2s. per qr. Gals,, beans, and peas as last we(v~ White wheat 70s to 74 ; ret] 66s to 70s ; barley 38s to .pi' oats 23s to 32s tibeans Z33s to 44s peas 405 to 42s per I Flour Sits per 2801135 net -We have again to report aver'r large show of all dtescriptionis of ...