... THE WOOL TRADE.-Lossdof, Thursday, June 14,. There has been aln increased business doing this week both in Colonial and Foreign Woals, and the market wears a firm aspect. The importations in the week ending to-day amounted very nearly to S001) bales: of which 1300 were from Sydney. 325 from Van Diemen's Land, s0 from Swats River, 84 from the Cape of Good Hope, 870 from Turrkey, and the ...

... AVER reveral BAMNKIIUPTS.~ For the Al the ZAee in1 of COrmdstiOners in Mlfidstlesx are haed a: IA* C i tflirtJet*' Court, Basingfzl St-eet, London. ANS. ALLEN Charlei, of Isletrorth, in the county of Middlesex, ?? brickmaker, late of Coggleshall In the county Pf Essex, Sd tanner, d. c. to sur. June Sd, at half.past ten, and June 27. 38 3 atll.-Atts. Wood and CO., Corbet Court.-Petitioning 3 1 ...

... i56 - ?? 2 6 INSOLVENTS. o 4 May l.-T. VINER, Hungerford, wine merchant. June 21.-H. Mi'KAY, Manchester, tailor. 130 0 BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. 2i5 0 ,. ESDAILE, Manchester, batmanufacturer. 26 0 W. APPLEYARD, Clayton Heights, near Bradford, grocer BANKRUPTS. cwt.) ARMITAGE Mark, of the town and county of the town of nham Newcastle-upon-Tyne, hotel keeper, d. e. to sur. July 20, -a 3. at 11, and ...

... YJESTERDAY'S WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. There is a good supply of Wheat here this morn- ings and to make sales to any extent a decline of fully is. per quarter must be submitted to. Oats gooff slowl, and barely support late prices. Beans are dull, and little doing therein. LEEDS CLOTH MARXETS.-In the Colourel and White Cloth Halls, during the past week, there hasbeen a very extensive demand for ...

... commercial *11telliantre. Su co . LONIDON. TUESDAY, JUNE 12. W, SUGAR.-tSritlsh Plantation, The Pritish Plantation of Sugar market his again exhibited a lively appearance, both of grocers and refiners having purchased pretty largely, and ob the Prices Of the previous week have been fully supported. 10 To-day, however, prices have given wvay fully 6d. to IS. Cc per owt. l Mauritiuse. Three ...

... COTTON.-Tn the early part of the week there was a very good demand, ?? for Americantbut there hassillce been rather less inquiry, and the market closed yestertay without animation, biutwith no change in prices, except for Brazil, which are at Ad. perlb. and Egyptlan, vhich are Id. to t. 0l tb. hicber tha~nlast steee. rhere were offered by .*ucotion yetsirdolyi 1400 baler Surat, *hich were ...

... eoniferrria1 lntI eu:. a ; and whn LONDON. TUESDAY, JUNE 19. 1 eSAVIC SIJGAR.-Brltlsh Plantation. To-day not a single tran- 'reetsaction has taken piace in British Plantation Sugar. The Kings sales made during the week have bean at a decline oif fully caling, Gd. per cwt. Alaurltlus. The large quantity of~tianritius Sugar beogt forward to public sale has been too much for the demad cc the and ...

... COMPARISON Of FOREIGN GRAIN AND FLOUR WITH THE ENGLISH MARKET. The price of white wheaten bread of the first quality at Paria is 67ch. the loaf of two kilogrammes, which is less than 6d the loaf of 41b English weight, and the price of bread of.the first qualtY in Lonudon being Yd the loaf of 41b, the difference is 50 per cent. tbatbrad is dearer in Lorodonthan at Paris. The highest quotation ...

... YESTERDAY'S WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. We have a good supply of Wheat here this morn- ing, and it has met ready sale, at an advance of fully 2s. per quarter. Oats are rather dearer. The Malting season being about over, there has not been much demand ?? to-day. Beans are fully as dear. LEEDS CLOTH MARKETS.-In the Colourel and White Cloth Halls on Saturday, the demand was very extensive. On Tuesday, ...

... LONDON GAZETT.E, Tuesday, Aray 29. BANKIRUPTS. ABELL James, of Hare-lane, of the city of Gloucester money scrivener, d. c. to sur. June 8 and IJuly o1, at 3, at the office of Mr. Lewis, Gloacester.-Att. Lewis, Glouces- ?? Creditor, Caroline Abel, London-road, Gloucester, spinster. ANDREWS John Norris, of the town and county of the town of Northampton, corn, flour, and provision dealer 1, c. to ...

... commer rfal I rid, LONDON. TUESDAY, Juwr 28. I Vey SUGAR.-Brltish Plantation. To-day the Plantation 21 she Sugar market has a languid eppearancee, pund prices have 55 trydkclineii Gd. per ewr, say Mlauritius; Two public sales (consisting ef 5200 bags of ?? SUgar) hlave~ been brought forward to-day, Ii sld which sold at sbount last week's ptlces, viz 50o, to 53s. hi She for brown, and 54a. ...

... .Ju-eE 1.-We have a good arrival of Wheat and I Beans, but very moderate of other articles this morn- ing. Wheat has met ready sale at an advance of fully 2s. per qr. Oats of good fresh quality are in request and rather dearer. The little fresh Barley that appears is taken off at late rates. The demand for Beans is only trifling, but prices ore unaltered. Malt is held for more money. er ...