... HUDDERSFIELD MARKET, JUNE 6.-The was a very large attendance of buyers this day, and very little business done in any description of goods. Wools, Oils, &G. steady. MANCHFSTER CORN MARKIET, SATURDAY, JUNE 3. The weather during the weeek has been exceedingly wet and ungenial * and, with continued scanty sup- plies of prime Flour, the trade in that article has been of an animated character. at ...

... l3anitrupto, &c. From the London Gazedte of Friday, Jzdy 28. BAN1ZFRUPTS. Edward Reynolds, Merton, Surrey, silk and woollen printer, to surrender Aug. 10., Sept. 8, at half-past eleven o'clock, at the Bankrupts' Court: solicitors, Messrs. Reed and Shaw, Friday-street; of-icial as- signee, IMir. Whitmore, Basinghall-street. Meyer Lever, Great Winchester-street, commiesion merchant, Aug. 10., ...

... I HULL PRICE CURRENT.-JAN. 19,1843. 0 CATTLE BONES, per ¶ton .. £42. . ,..£I6Ft 00 r F'LAX, llign, W.P.T.RIpriw ?? 2 30 o.,2 5 0 Light PTt. ?? 2 1 0 4 ?? ?? 220 25 0 ?? ?? 0 0 0 P.T. ?? 0 00 0 ?? II 90 2 0 0 0 ?? I1170 Petersbur 12heads ?? ?? ?? 0* 0 0g is 9nvalleals ?? ?? 4 ?? 0 0 0 ?? ?? 0 0 0 Y Fleniolo, ?? 0 40 0 D5 Btch ?? 45 0 Archangel ?? ,.0 0 0 1. ?? 0 . 2 10 0 Y HlEMP, Polish ...

... D)IP1ol' nr UTTY T to POR7T Or, IiUi,4. to , se TataUnOeP OFrEos, Oct. 54Wind at the Humbes Float fa , ?? W., light breeze, per, 30-118.-Olf the H-umber Q- eld Float, Inward, at 10 A.,-ArnO, brig, with quarantine flag ° en flying. - Off the ?? Float, Outward-No. 2176, Iris, G er saitr., at 5 A.n. No. 2171, Humber, Bmak., at 9 A M. No. 459, , Warriau, btIg. t 9AM. No. 2179, Neptune stmtr,, at 9 ...

... ofall-tur-ai ?Rllzl ?? Itlarlim. .. BULL COlRN EXCHIANGE, May 9-Althoughl there has not C been, much bosillces piassing in wvheat during the past weck, yet to full prices were ntaintainel in the few trausaclions which took Lit place, and the trade has a healthy apprearanee. Barley was the w turn lower; in other articles no alteration ?? this dnay's ir nialket there was a better supply of ...

... Arfcultttral ant 00onmux1cfal .JiMarMiets. I .. ?? - ?? ere HULL CORN EXCHANGE, June 13.- We have again to n a report another week of cold unseesonable weather, accompanied es. with a considerable fall of rain. Thei wheat trade h1S caODe- the quentlyremainledveryflrm, and on some descriptions an advaace the of 2s per qr has been ?? At this day's market we were of only moderately supplied with ...

... HU4LL PRICE CURRENT.-AU SuBT 17, 1843. fl 41 f. fl CATTLE BONES rer'len .. .. £01 a r a) uu FLA_ .R, perdCwt. ?? 2, 20 2 a0 ULA .TE. ?? 00.., 2 10 ?? ?? 00..000 ?? 0I11S0 ?? 200 D.C ?? 0 170 Petersburg Ifiheade ?? 0 0 00 0 * ?? ?? 00 0 010 to Nar~va12 heads ?? 4 0 o0 00 Mo ?? 2a0 , 000 flmish, ?? 0 ..40 WI Datch ?? W Archiangel Otborney ?? ?? 0 .0 00 . O - ?? 4 0 ..2 0 ...

... MARKETS OF COLONIAL PRODaCE. London. 2'esdeu- Even ice. The merean.iie markal'ts have Ibeen rn-a duiil state sine- this day ixeek: the blusiness transacted for eaportation N., Ibeen trllIng. ,'lid il e Thome trade have per~atede with cauiti.n. Holders haaie be~n desilmtis tosell. andl ji)!ces lli,,edeclincd oi several Iarticies. large poreel., of goods -1aving ae-eu pressesi ir sale. The ari ...

... LIVERPOOL MARKETS, MAv 12. |The week's import is 18,081. Thc stock previously was 785,700. The sales this week are 49,000, of which :31,70x) are oln speculation, and .00 for export, leaving a stock of cotton now in the port of 781,550, which is 153,730 bales more than at the same time last year. The stock of American is 9,)9344, being 160,242 bales nmore than at this period last year. The ...

... er- DeS BANKIRIPTS. MI alf All the Meetings of Com~nissioners In Middlesex are held at ths A on Comsnissionsers' Cosut. Basinghall Street, London. J 3ut BLACK Donald, John Alfred GORE, and Robert TAYLOR, cT of Sambrook Court, in the city of London, merchants, co- A of partners in trade, to sur. June 24, at 11, and June 28, at 12.- G f Sols. Cooper and Co., Manchester.-Pet. cr. John Emmett, o ...

... THE C'LO'I'HING MANUFACTURlEs. WOOL. 1, TIIE WOOL TRADE, Ltolson, Tlvorsdace.-Tlhe market for IC sools is firm, and the trade begin to look forward to the next public sales of Colonial wool, which, if trade improves to the extent anti- cipated, ssill no doubt go ofl briskly, and perhaps at on advance. The imports of Wool into London diirisog the week ending to-day have beeno 1I938 bhales, of ...

... LONDO N GAZE TTE, FRIDA Y, August 18. he- oh BANKRUPOTS. La Allt I/e Meetingsef Cer~zssnistones in, Middleslex are held sot im ' Comimissioners' Courtf, Baiee islalt StreetLodn lie BROWN Richard, of Preseot, in tilie counoty of Lancaster, f 'ot balance maker, Richard BROWN, the younger, of LiVsropol, by in the county of Lancaster, tooldeaier, oid Willamk BROWVN, ' aot of Prescot aforesaid, ...