... AnUcto. LONDONX CoRJ OCTOBER 10. We had only a moderate show of Whea mornling; thc millers hehig, hlowever 0a ten their operations, cattier lower prices ha0ie~Ctrl) cayt2 ' clearanxce ?? be made. *Thet qaintin ttt te to zkoe, 'O more than adeq~utte to the dernandi asl I tchy of sII~ at anabatement sf In. per iuarter~ lt~t 1915'inc , B eans and Pease were rathter easic to a'> .lOdavr ! t and ...

... ¶1Unbon. it 9 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8. ir PniE 0OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. . Bank Stock ?? India Bonds ?? 42 s Thrce per Cent. Red - Ann. (Jan. 15810) - Ir 'T hree per Cent. Cons, 13 Ditto, New (ditto) d Ditto for Account ?? 93 Ditto (Oct. 1859).. Three and a per Cents. - Ditto (Jan. 1130).. d Ditto, teduced .. - Ditto (Oct. 18B1). t, Ditto, ditto, New. tt Four per Cents if India Stock. ?? ...

... Wonubofl THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Dank Stock ?? 16,5 India Bonds ?? 48 Three per Cent. Red,.. 92l Ann. (Jan. 1860) 12 5s16 Three per Cent. Cons. 930 Ditto, New (ditto) - Ditto for Account.. 93 Ditto (Oct. 1859).. - Three and J per Cents. - Ditto (Jan. 1830).. - Ditto, Reduced . 100 Ditto (Oct. 1880).. - Ditto, ditto, New . 10) Four per Cents. India Stock r , ,- ...

... CORN-MARKET-OCTOBER 21. Although we have had only a limited supply of English WHEAT d=- ig the week, the trade continues exceedingly depressed, and - Ai* almost impossible to effect sales except at a further reduction in tkm pric~e.-peetatadi The demand for Foreign WHeAT is confined to present wants, ari in. some instances where sales were required, a considerable redut.r. was assented to ...

... From the Gazette of Friday, Sept. 30. BA'IU~Ps.-William Urquhart, Wellington-street, Straud, Lutla oW,merlhaut. Henry T. Hfarrison, Tavi- stockrowr, Covent-garden, London, hotel-keeper. James Fisher and William Milner, Norwich, drapers. John X arrad, jun., Spalding, Lincolushire, grocer. Francit Saujon llugeiev, Stalfbrdshire, cabinet-maker. Adol- phus Blumenthall, Birmingham, wine-merchait. ...

... Account of Wheat and Wheat Flour entered for home consumption at ten of the principal;ports of Great Britain in each Creek sitice the passing of the new corn law. with'theaverage price and rates of duty, Weei Quarters Average Rate of Anount of following. entered, price. utyk. duty. s. d s. d. April 28 - - 30,159 59 1d 13 0 4,693 Mway 5 - 31,072 59 3 l 13 0 10,131 12 7,033 59 8 I'S 0 - 3,952 ., ...

... leen LEEDS CORN MARKET, OCTOBFR 25THI-The supply tion of Grain to this day's market is much larger than 'e of last week. There has been a much better demand ceo- for Wheat than for some time, and last week's prices this are fully supported. Barley has been very dull sale SM. and Is per qr. lower. New Oats have made rather Y of moro money, in Old ones and Beans, little altera. our tion. THE ...

... LONDON 7'1TADE ?BllOR7. -2. TIURSDAY EVEXNI\G.-StU(JAR.-The troil, a,,P r' chilsing at rather higher rates, and vtry lar eiv Tfr, were not any public sales ofi any note. RICE;.-A parcel ot'wliite Bengal was sold by pili, Rt tion, at rather lower rates. TaA.-The market is heavy, and Conigous, r l were offered on 'Chance at Is 7d per lb. COCIIINeAL, which for Eome time past has bee, 1a ...

... LONDON, MAM R1R1ETS-SAtTURI)AY. CORN ARRIVALS. The following are the arrivals of Corn, Palie, Seeds, and Flour In the port of london durieg the we k ending onl the 22d instant - Felp~shi Wheat ,177, Biarley 7,21, Malt 2,2dd, Oats 1,6i3 Rlye I°0. enris l,41J, Ieas 742, Tarez :i, amli sundry other seeds 254 qrs; Flour b,977 sacbs. Scotrh: Wheat li, Barley l;i, lalt lOn. sod Ots 144 qr. Ii Ish,: ...

... BANIRUPTS-FRIDAY. John Bryant, King Williamn.strect, Strnnd,bookseller, to surrender Oct. 27, Nov. 25, at Basinghall-st. Solicitor, Mieyrick, London Robert Keen, Old George-yard, cheese factor, Oct. 27, Nov. 25, at th e same place. Solicitor, Fiddey, London Lewis Goodman, Totltlhamr.coortlroad, draper, Oct. 25, Nov. 25, at the same place. Solicitors, Reed and Co. London Edward Burdekiss, ...

... REVlII'\V OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADIE: I)URItNI TIHE PAST WEIIC. .7binidgedfiront the Afari-lane Express of Mfondoy, Oct. 1 . At most most of the loading provincial markets held sin.-e onr last, tie busiess in corn has remained in a wretcheitll dall statc. The arrivals of wheat conctwisc into London have been smell since our last, onI 4.360 qrs hnving becic reportd iil) to Saturlday evening. By ...

... From the LONDON GAZETITE. TUESDAY, OCT. 11. UeSOLVENT. Joshua Allen, Much Wymondley,i Hertfordshire, dealer in cattle. BANK RtUPTS. J. T. BOOR, Lower Thames-street, eatinghousekeeper, Oct. 27, Nov. 22, at Basinghall-street. Sol., Mr. Wilson, Furnival's-inn; official assig., MIr. Whitmore, Basinghall. street. G. RIDLEY, Gould-squnre, wine-merchant, Oct. 20, Nov. 122, at Basinghall-street. Sols. ...