... S E WAKE FIELD CORN MARKET. A JUNE 14.-..The duty of' 6s. 8d. has been generally paid C his week on Foreign Wheat, at the different ports, and to- lay our supply of this article is considerable. During the atfew weeks the transactions have been so limited as to t make it difficult to fix the value ; this morning we have II t ifair attendance of' buyers, and a good business has been s ;done in ...

... WOOL. TEin WOOL TtRADE.-Loeadon, ThurwssrayEvening.- Tie Wool trade is steady. The arrivals in the week endis, g tu-day hlare been 1713 bales, of which 1009 bales were from Spain, 372 Itet Germay, 4 tefrom Turkey, 95 from New Saouh Wales, 69 from ?? af Gaod Nape, 59 from Van Diemen's Lend, and the rest haom Italy. FoRaIGN WVooLr-Leeds, M1fay 31st.-Tbe demand, as hestsr, eontinues to be very ...

... WOOL. THE WOOL TRADE, London, Junc 27Mh.-The tradc F are now looking for the public sales which will ba opened by MessrS. Simnes aon Wednesday next, and there is but little doing privatelf. The arriva's In the week ending to-day have amounted to 1536 bales, I of which 683 bales were from Van Diemen's Lind, Sill) from the Cape of Gosd Hope, 424 from Germany, and 149 from Russia. FoREnIGr WOOL. ...

... * ?? WI LONDON. TUESDAY, MAY 28.di SUGARi-Although several vessels hsave arrived from theIV West Indies In the last tan days, brluinginglearly 9000 hinds. s and tres. of Sugar, the prices continue to-radvassce, say from A Is. to la. 6d, par cwl. The Refilled Sugar. market reais steady. MOLASSES.' TWo parcels of WestliidiaMolasses were brought to public sale to~day. The first consisted of 262 ...

... ?? 12 LONDON GAZET~TE, Ffl-Dy Jue7 RAN^¢ 'DARr, J11 ?? . . -- ?? J-,un 7, BANKRUPTS. :- au1 the Mefedtbs, of Comnmissionera in 1liddlrese are ht d Conrmnissionirs' Court, Basiltghall Street, Loaaon. AMBROSE William, of the parish of wrse, In the es Gloucester, timber merchant, d. c. to sur Jun 26 Oy pt 19, at 1, at the Bear liotel, Newnham._SoL Mr. ead nd 117 ?? creditors. Joseph, John, and ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, Tucsday, June 18, BlANKRIUPTS. DAVIES Thomas, ofLewes, in thecounty ofSussex, c. to sur. Jlule 24, ard July 30. at 12, at the Towf tallor, d. ton.-Sol. Bennett Brgto p 2>a h oi Hall. Brigh. ton.-ol. lonn rtlglhtuonptlrloning creditodar Wesron, Brighton & Lewes, gun maker. or, Edward GRIrT John, of New Brentford, in thecountyof Middlesx grocer, d.c. to sur. July 2, at half ...

... PRICES OF S HARES IN CANALS, RAILWAYS, BANKS, ASSURANCE AND OT-ER COWNPANIES' STOCK. JU,,iI 23, 1839. _ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ o~ 0 00 ?? ?? ?? Number Div. per r Price Of Share sae e Shares. per asn. CANALS. Share a . _. _. _ , _ _ . . _ ._ ,, d. £ 1766i 7 44 Ashton & Oldham ?? 17 0 119 720 14 0 Barnsley ?? 160 0 0 290 11,6n)o 10 0 Grand Junction ?? 100 . 0 190 (,,238 2 0 Huddersfield ?? ?? av. .7 6 6 36i ...

... WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. MAY 24.-Thc favourable change of wind has brought forward the vessels from the South, which gives us a tol- erable supply of English Wheat. The navigation being closed, we have few buyers, and prices may be consid- ered nearly nominal; holders, however, do not show any disposition to give way materially from the rates of last week. Barley is Is. per quarter lower. Oats, ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY, JuNE]. StIGAR.-The excessive high Price of British Plantation Sugar having materfalis. dimininshed the consumption, the grocer, purcrase with caution, and prices have consequently fallen Is. per cavr. MOLASSES.-This market Is dull, end last week's prices are barely srspporteri. COFFEE.-Piiantation, and other descriptions of Coffoe. suited for homne consuamptiosn, continue to ...

... saw.1 . I o Z e I or em . e (F rom the Mark-Lane Express, of May 27.) 3 In the commencement of the week we had a couple of days of e tolerably fine weather,, but on Tuesday night the wind veered round to the-.ld quarter, and the atmosphere has since been harsh and cald, the temperature partaking more of the nature f March, th :n what ve usually experience at the close of ilay. Complaints ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, IFRIDlAY, JUn 14. BANKRiUPTS. AU1 the l4reetie,~s of CMotn7issionemrs in Afiddlesex are held at the Cotiszissionc-s' Court. Basinghall Street, London. EAST George and Henry Bulgin, of No. 319, Regent street, In the county of Middlesex, booksellers and stationers, d. c. to sur. June 56, at 12, and July 2f6, at 11.-Sol. Wallter, Southarnp. ton ?? creditor, John Westmole Burndeld, ...

... MAR KETS, TRADPE, (c LONDON. TUESDAY, JUNE 25. SUGAR.-Brltisla Plantation Sugar has 'ntre sop ,1 o ?? the week, the sa10s being about 1~iln hhao ,ull do;r. .~IF and the market closed on Friday gt2Deralls, is '-'ere intacs Be.,, per cwt. lower than a;t the ardis eit ceding week6. Mauritiius Sugar le hlewise Iit,, la, o rie- 1 percwc OLSOSwer. VsInd la Molasses has baea dull , Ia l, d are ro ...