... TRADE, MARKETS, &c, MARK LANE CORN EXCHANGE. Mo~oreY. OcT. S.-The supply of WheatdIis moderate to this morning's market. but large of Oats and Barley; of other grain but short arrivals. The Wheat trade is Is. to Is. per qr. lowe1'r than this day week. Barley to from Is. to 23. cheaper, and very slow sale at the reduction for aony thing inferior. oats are full Is. cheaper for Eugllsh and Irish, ...

... LIVERPOOL MARKETS, OCT. 3. COTT ON.-In the early part of the week the market was ?? has been a better feeling, and a good trade business has been ?? also openinigprettylargely. Wedonotiquote' any advance in prices since Fridoy, but the full quotations ofi that date are readily ubtained, and the market closses firmly.- Brazil are agaiu lower this week, and the demand continues very moderate. ...

... .0 BANKRUPTS. AU the 1fectings of Commissionery fn Afiddlest.t are held at the .y Co'smsisioneri' Court. BaBina-h&ta Street, London. BEAUMONT William and Henry Greaves, of Brighthelmstone, in the County of Sussex, linen drapers, d.c. and cIpartners, al to sur. May 29, at 1, and July 2, at 2.-Sads. Hardwlek and Co., a. C teatonstrcet.-Pet. era. J. Lindsay and Co., Maiden lane, I- hosiers. 3, ...

... LONDONGAZETTE, TUESDAY, March 16. BANKRUPTS. if ALDER Anthony, of Brimpecombe, in the county of Glouces. ter, cloth factor. d. c. to sur. March 26, and April 27, at 11, at y the Royal GeorgetHotel, Stroud.-SAs. Paris, Stroud.-Pelrilon. it ing crec itors Thomas Mailing and Samuel Stephen Marilng. of Stroud, clothiers. APPLEFORD William, and Frederick Jrshua Appleford, of Holborn-bars, lubthe ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, Tucsday, April 14. Ip ANSLOW Thomas, of Shsrewsbury, in the county of Salop.up hoserer, d.ec.to Sur. April27, and May 26, at Ii, tat the Shire Hail , Shrewsbury-b.ol. Watson, ?? cr. James Payne, Adcock, Stalp, farmer. BRADi3URV James, of Islington-row, in Edgboston, in the county of Warwvick, and Newehall-street, In Blirmiogham, lin the said county, druggist and grocer, d. c. ...

... PRICES OF SHARES [N CANALS, RAILWAYS, BlANKS, ASSURANCE AND OTHER COMPANIES STOCK. I Arumber, Div. per I I t Prica Sho S.. reANALr. £.c. ?? y 17566+A Ashton & Oldham ?? .9718 012 72 40 Barnle ?? 11,600 10 0 Grand Junction ?? 100 0 0'160 6,233 12 0 d..dders ?? 57 6 634 21,328 1 7 Kennet & Avon ?? v. 31 18 10 206 1 1 ?? 82 2, 30 Leeds &ULverpool. .100 00 760 ae 4 14 0 Leceaster . 140 0 0200 I00 ...

... 5.1 s c)rB. j I COTTON.The week's import is 3,065. The stock IDprevlously Was 371,9ii2. The sales this week: re IS iiS0 leav. ed ing a stock of Cottoll now in the port of 35,097, being 148,287 to bales more than last year. The stock of American is 661,085, 01,1385 bales more than last year. The apparent weekly con. I ; sumption up to to-day is 22,056 against23l,399 to same time last of year ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, TUESDAY, A eun 8. d BANKRUPTS. BECK Charles the younger, lately in partnership with Jameg Waddell, of teadenhall-street, in the city of London, ship and insurance brokers, trading under the firm of Waddell, Beck, & Co., and of ?? city of Adelaide, in the British pro- vince of South Australia, in partnership with the Said James Waddell, trading under the firm of Charles Beck and ...

... (From the Sheffield Indepcndent ofuSatl.rda1-) It is our deeply afflictive duty to announce the worst piece of local news that ever was published in Sheffeld,-the stop- page of the Sheffield Old Bank, of Messrs. Parker, Shore and Co., lthat highly respected firm, ?? have earned and maintained, until ithis time, a degree of public confidence such as no country bankers have exceeded. The ...

... LOND-ON GAZETTE', FiRIDA Y, Jf!,ct ?? BANCIZCPTS. -A11 the AlMeeings of CGoIjslnolinni's jin Midd'ecrx are Yheld at the C-oimisivcceiioi ouvrt Jkrio1o/ drect, London. Itft7 'lLbIt Georgel of 33 'ifjali. ill theC conety ?? buidr, to 501. Mar ch 11, cit 2,al Aprit Cl, o-t I I-eu]. ihg'oy, laaionl. ?? or'. .10 cli ii ld 31 MtIlIIi, MinoChlat. al A tit 25,. at i . t Iip i crt. Ia ?? ?? IIoilV ...

... for WOOL. he OL of THE WOOL TntADE.-London, 77utrsday.-Tihe public .I yve sales of colonial and, other wools commenced this afternoon, at the splendid rooms of the Hall of Commerce, where the most ample P lid accommodation is given for the buyers, and the selling brokers can li be go through their duties with the greatest comfort. The attendance 0] e is very full, and as far as Air. Simes, who ...

... : TtEm WOOL TRADE, London, Y7ursday Etrening--The im- gn ports of wool into London during the weak ending to-day have been a large, 11,333 bales, of which 2373 were from the Cape of Good Hope, ats 1886 frem Sydney, 2608 from Hobart Town, 2013 from Port Philip, nut 489 from Bombay, 132 from Germany, 123 from Turkey, 711 from ter Russia, 312 from Spain, 30 from South America, 70 from Mogadore, ...