... iflarleto LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Friday Evening, May 4. The sales in cotton this week have again been extensive, amounting to 38,170 bales by private and 1510 by auction; total 39,680) bales. Speculators have taken 7,500 American, and exporters 1,250 American and 350 Sarat. In the early part of the week at, improvement of Ad. to id. per pound was noticed ir beri , which has since been lost; ...

... Naukfltv?g,: , , . I --- FRtoM FattAYv'S GAZETTE, MiAY 11. BAiLEY Henry Sharp, of Biligley, Yorkshire, st9ff merchant. Mav j2, jille 22 at eleven, Cour -honse, Leeds. SolcictOr,,' Meisrs. Batlye &rCo.- Chaneery Lane. L ndin; and Messrs Lee. Leeds. PeterAbrihsm Holmes,Coltinftey, Bigiley, slituB' Manufaturer. Dated April lBf. DAVIS George or Norwich, tailor; May 2litle22.at eleven oi!e of ...

... I vanItrupt. In 0, FROM PRIDAY's GAZETTE, APRIL 27. rBIILLITT John, of Northifleet, Kent, cattle salesman; May i.5, it Acne sat eleven, Court of commissirnfers. Official assignee, Mr. Giraham. Basinerhall-streelt 8s1 icitor, Mr. Sandell. Bicad. street. ChessaIde. Pet cr Thomas Small, Air-street, Regent's I- Quadrant., ~'sq. Dated April 24. ii BROWN Blenjamin. of New Windsor, Berkshire, Oilman- ...

... eovnl allb probtil farleto. - - - sf WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, YESTERDAY. I There is a good arrival of wheat to-day, and though the I trade was dull still prices aro Is. above the rates of last week. e There was not tho least alteration in other articles. ARRIVALS THIS WEEK. f y Wheat.. 7009 qrs I Beans .3166 qrs. Flour . 27 sko.f Barley.. 1049 I Peas 00 - I Malt 26 Ids. sf ...

... eo r '0fonion ouiVIts.t0 WAKEFIELD C XCH ANGE, YESTERDAY. The arrivals of fair. The fact that wheat is lower in this 'market than in most shipping places, com- bined with the cold ungenial weather, makes holders firm, and all qualities are Is. hsigher, but not much sold. Fresh barley in demand, and Is. higher. In beans, oats, and shelling no alteraeion. ARRIVALS THIS WEtEK. Whoeat.. 7128 qrs. ...

... I ankrupto. !ROM FRIDAS'S GAZETTE, MAY 18. AlBRAHAM Abraham, of Lane End, Stafrordshire, druggibt; May 31, June 29, at twelve, Swan finn, H-anley Solicintors, Mr. Peacock, Liverpool; Mr. Clarke, Lane En1d; and Mr. Dean, Essex-street, Strand. Pet ers Edward Horley & Co, Liverpool. wholesale druggists, and others. Dated May 3. COOKE Charles, of Birmingham, grocer; May 28, at five, June 29, at ...

... %nE STATE OF TRADE. The perbd ithe season has arrived when our mer- chants and manufacturers naturally look forward to a busy demand, and it may not be unacceptable to our _ readers to take a review of our present position and cfuture prospects. At present we are pretty much in e the condition of a patient recovering from an attack of ninflammation, after a long and severe course of bleeding . ...

... I up ne- Fositil FRIDAit's GAZETTl, MAY 4. !nt, ulse HARRISON Jamesof Penrith, Cumberland. skinner; May to, ttee julie 15, at eleven, Ceorge Inn, Perrith. ,Solicitors, Messrs. lHMeggiilon and co., King's Road, London; and Mr.. Hogarth, 'i-Peurith. Pet or Richard Richardson, Whamnhead, Cumb~er- rndind d gent. Dated April 21. i as HINGS TON Anrw fCetnam, cilemist; May If, June lera 15, at' one, ...

... X (From the Scotstan.') The annual Finance Returns, Nos. 1 to 8, reached us some days ago, and we subjoin a few of the more interest- ing details.-The Gross receipt in 1837 was- For Britain..£.. . £48,032,000 - Ireland , .. .. 4,531,000 £52,563,000 The net payments into the Exchequer, after deducting discounts, drawbacks, bounties, expenses of collection, &c. was- For ...

... (orn anub robision f*larketo. r WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE YESTERDAY. Our arrivals of wheat are pretty fair. The trade, nlfla- enced entirely by the weather, rules dull; and it is only the firmness of holders which sustains prices.. The value must be stated as on this day se'riight.. Barley fully as dear. Oats and shelling steady. Beans as before. Little doing in other i articles. E AARRIVALS ...