... Vr. - _ -. - - __ _ _ - - - L CONTTINUED FI5OM~ ?? SIxara PAlm.) Id WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. AuotTST 10I.-The supply of Wheat is very mode. rate this morning, with very little of any other grain.. 1. Oats are in demand, and 2d. per stone dearer. Good ?? are Ss. to 4s. per qr. higher. Mg3alt is inrequest at an improvement of Ss. per load. V 3e The stock of Wheat is much reduced here, and we S' ...

... 9be IflarkM, -- $-cc. I GRAIN IN BOND, &e. Stock of Grain in Bonded Warehouses, in Hull, on the- 30th of July:- Wheat, 48,586 qra. Barley. 756 qra. Oats, 65,129 R qrs. Retina, 20,880 grs. Peas, 3,731 gre. Stork of Grain in Bonded Warehouses, in Liverpool on the B 30th of Juae:- Wheat, 103,215 qrs. Barley. 2,844 gre. Oats, 3,757 gr~e. Beans, 8,598qra. Peas, 1262 gin. Slock of Grain in nded, ...

... 5bipping I-AtelligEnce. PORT OF HULL. COASTRus ARRIvD oAug. 2-Fron Roltterdam, Aquatic, Sadler; Drben, Hall ; Prince Leopold, Dougle, .1ntwerp, Diana, Hansen ; La Jeune Caroline, Vatrien. Archangel, Harmony, Willis. Altone, AAuguste Emilie, Breckwuld. 3-Amsterdam, Goede Verwagtirsg. Owehand; Joisge Cor- nelis, Bakker. Rollerdam, Laura, Lawson. 4-Rolterdamn, Amelia. Ansdell. dUiramichi, ...

... CoTroN.-There hag 1 een an improved demandthis week, 1 and for the common and middla qualities of American an at advance of 6d. per lb. currently obtained, and all other P sorts have comnianded full rates, with the exception of - m %Maranhim,.which Is still difficult of sale, and rather lower. og Speculators have taken 750 Americatn and 50 Egyptian, and rin exporters, 610 A ercn, Suat, and 120 ...

... -S BANKtRUPTS. A BEASLEY Charles, of Birmingham, in the county of Wr9a ' wick, draper, d. c. to sur. Aug. 17, and Sept. 1, at 12, a, the Acorn Tavern, Blrmingham.-Atts. Parkes and Brasl, Birmingham,-Petitioning Creditor, Sophia Wale, Bristo. widow. BOTHAM Benjamin, of Halesworth, in the county of SUa J. folk, woollen draper and tailor. d. e. to sur. Sept. 13 ar: 18, at 10, at the King's Head, ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKET, AUGUST 7. The arrivals of Grain to this day's market are larger than laistweek; Wheathasbeenin gooddemand,and 2s to3sper quarter higher. Oats a halfpenny per stone, Shelling Is to 2s per load, and Beans ls per quarter higher. 'The weather con- tinues very shovweTy. WHEAT per Quarter of Eight Bushels, 60lbsi Norfolk, Suffolk, osnex, newrod, '68, 72, fine 75s. wht. 75s 798 ...

... e , - - - - - = - - = - ft -ma*dsl AM - -, READING, August 4.-There was a abort suppiy of Wheat at our market this iooming, and the attendance of dealers being numerous. arnd the demand brisk, caused by'- the unsettled state of the weather, there was an advance of 3s to 15s per qr-the farmers standing out for higb prices. We have heard that as much as 84s was given in some instances. The ...

... I I- u U w a ry-A m i I 3pu Hi d! CATTLE BONES, per Ton ..; FLAX, Rigsa, sup. whitc, D.R., per Ce q cif . . . *-- °°o. o000 PRT.R. andZens 22 0 23O D.C. . .-. * °0 0 6 R.T. .. . 0 0 0 0 0 Petersburg 12 heads 0 0 00 o 9 heads . 0 0 00 Oheads . . .00 ._oo Memel, 4 brands 00 0 0o a N.B. H . .. 0 0 0 0 0 ...

... L2ON DON* MARKETS.7 MARK LANE CORN MARKET. .Auuast 6.-The weather has been usesettled since this day se'nnight, with some heavy rain during the past night, but the temperature is much warmer. There was a fair sup- ply of Wheat from Essex, but a limited quantity from Suffolk, whilst from Ken the show was to a very trifling extent indeed, and only a few samples of all spring corn from these ...

... AUGUST 10th, 1033. Nutmber Div. pal, Price Of Slate Share. e Shares. Per Ann. CANALS.She £ [£.e~~d. £ 16i 7 8) Ash tonl & Oldhaam * av, 97 18 0 115 72 1 4 0 Barnsley ?? 160 0 0 278 11,600 10 0 Grand Jsaectlon ?? 100 0 02021 6,238 2 0-Hudderstield ?? 57 66 37 25,328 1 7KRennet & Avon . .- v,31 18 10 56 11,699i~ 1 5 Lancaster ?? 47 6 8 246 2,079k 24 0 Leeds & Liverpool ?? 0 0670 540~ 15 30 ...

... YESTERDAY'S WAKEfiELD CORN MARKET The arrivals of all Grain are again short. Wheat has met ready sale at an advance of fully 8s. per qr. upon fine fresh qualities, and 6s. to 7s. upon all other descriptions. Oats are 2d. per stone dearer. Beans are in deniand, and 3s. per qr. dearer. Malt is in request at higher prces. LEEDS CLOTH MIARKETS.-In the Coloured and White Cloth Halls, during the ...

... f IBANERUPTS. 4 Allthe 3feetin of CVonndssioaers in Ariddlesex aes held at tlf Coemmiisoners' Court, Basing/ha[lSfreet, London. BARRETT William, of Haselbury Plucknett, In the ccunt of Somerset, girth web manufacturer. d. c. to sur Aug 1, and Sept. 14. at 11., at the Greyhound Inn, BridPort--Att . Kidalle, liaselbury Plukckrneett, saeitlclloth ?? FAR RAR Joseph, Thomas Calyerle5, and Willlam ...