... LEEDS CORN MARuET, TUESDAY, JULY 4TH.-The arrivals of grain to this day's market are small. There has been a good demand for Wheat at 2s per qr. higher. Oats and Beans have been more en. quired for, and have made rather more money. The weather was cold up to Friday but fine; since, much warmer and a few showers. THE AVERAGi PRICES OP WHEAT, TOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY 4, 1843. Wheat. Barley. - ...

... I Eas WOOLLiN MARKCETS.-A gradual and pro- gressive increase is taking place in the amount of biasiness doing in this district, and we are glad to have to say that every succeeding market day shows a continued improvement. We have seen less stocks of goods in the Cloth Halls than even now, but we hesitate not to say that three months ago, there were more than three times the present qiantity ...

... 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, ...

... ,? - A. Il' i' 'j'S J'R KE , - A E, &-c- LEEDS CORN MARKET. Firs. 1:.-The supplies of all articles at to-day's marlet a.re : YC y small, owing to the prevailing easterly winds. 'Wiist is I ?? at formner pi ices, but the very limited show of samn- p'les ,revents miuech business bein, done. Ilarley fully S;17poIWS former Prices. (Oats and Bealis about the same. llICE i CUIIREiNT AT TEE C01hN ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKET. SHPrEa?4eR 5.-We contilnie to have very fine weather, and harvest is progressing rapidly in this district; from the few sarmples of Yorkshire Wheat seen to-day the quality promises to be very good and fine, and su'perior to what has yet come from the south. There is a very small arrival of 'Vheat for to- day's market, but there are samples of iluty paid foreign offer: ing to ...

... LONDON NEWS OF FRIDAY MORNING. a ROYAL EXCHANGE, Lotdon, l7tursdky Evening. t TRADE WITH CHINA.-Accounts from Leipzic state that O important consigerments of Saxon manufacture had been forwarded P to China, amounting in value to 200,Qno dollars, and that several t hundred persons were interested in the speculation. It would appear t from this and other movements that there is scarcely a ...

... THE CLOTHING MIANUFACTURES. WOOL. ToE WOOL TRADX, London, Th/s-sdaey.-The imports of! wool into leondon during the week endiog to-day have been 760 bales, of which 400 were front Peru, a34 from Itussia, 41 from the Cape of Good Hope, ad 7 from Germany. The market is quiet, hut pro- bably the reduction by Portugal of the ditty upon woollen goods im- ported, may slightly improve the demand for ...

... LasuhrvvO, S&. From 11c London Gazette of F7rdaV, Feb. 17. BANK'tOP't. Judah de Jaxob Piriente, uf Bury-street, St. M3ay Axe, City, merchant, Fob. 2b, at one, and March 24, at twelve, at tbe Cnurt of B-inkruptcy, Lqndon. Mr. Pennell, offioial asignee; and Mi s61S. Hill and Mathews, solicitors, St. VLryrY Axe. Thomas Pal ton, of Swan-street, Newington, Surrey, iron-founder, March 6, at hadf ...