... ?? . .. - .. . . -- -- - -- - . . . I.. . .I. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKETV. TiiuRsDAy, APRIL l13. Contrary winds having prevailed for some dayw have short airivals of all Grain here this morning. Wheat is taken oif pretty readily, at an iflnprovement of~ ?? per quarter. Oats continue dull, but prices are without alter,-, tion. 'The little Barley offering minets very ?? sale, at an advance of Is. per ...

... iCES OF SHARES ,:e IN CAN wlRA IWAYS, BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COMPANIES' STOCK. Diiddcnd. ~ ~ ~ ~ Sar. sk-1e. Price. CANALS. prpr l-21I pril2 VI B. s. d X. v. d. X X 7 0 Ashton and Oldham .a&V 97 18 0 70 7051 12 01 Barnsley . . 1(0 0 0 - - 1310o Calder and Ifebble. .104)0 00 280 j2514 7 0 Grand Junction ?? . 100 0 0 141 I145 ?? 576630 01 l0i 1 7 Kennet & Avon ?? av.. 31 _81 1I10 Lancaster ...

... ?? -_ .1 I e WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. 5, YESTERDAY, APRIL 7. There is a good steady business passing in Wheat to-davy the best samples of New comsnand an advance of is. per 0 qr. ; sundry qualities and old are free sale at last wee'k's rates. Barley is ready sale upon fully as good terms, but _ Oats, Shelling, and Beans are dull with a declining tendency. ,f Malt is in good request at an advance ...

... London, Tuesday Eoeneisq. I The rates previously established have in early all cases been sustained for produce, and a small quantity ot roods haS been only offered at auction. The demand from ithe honue trade has been good, and several purchases have been made for shipmsent. The arrivals have beens small since we last N wrote. The auctions that are declared are imrortaet. The _ deliveries of ...

... MARKEr INTELLIGENCE. ?? w- ?? ?? . ?? LONDON CORtN EXCHA?:GE, MONDAY, APRIL 3RD.- Fresh up to-day, a very small supply came to hand. The demand for both red and white was somewhat brisk, at au advance on last Monday's quotations of fully is psr qr, and a good clearance was readily ef- fected by the tfauors`; in Foreign Wheat not the slightest rise took place. Grinding and distilling Barley on ...

... wanbrupto, &C. Faoea the London Gazettc of Friday, AJpril 14. BANKRUPTS. James Wilson, of Liuddleld, Sussex, cowketper, April 21, at half-past twelve, and May 26, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, London. Mr. T. M. Alsager, official assignee, 12, Birchin-lane, London; Messrs. Rickards and Walker, solicitors, 29, Lineoln-inn.nfields; and Mr. S. W. Bennett, solicitor, Brighton. James ...

... LONDON CORN EXCrANe, MONtAT, APRIL 10.- This worning there was a large number of both town and country buyers in attendance, and the demand for all descriptions was very steady, at an advance in the quotations noticed on Monday last of trom Is. to 2i. per quarter, and a good clearance was readily ifficted. Foreign Wheat, free of duty, at a rise of ls. per quarter. Grinding and distilling ...

... I , . . .- - ?? . CANALS. ?? £.s~~d~l £.a~~d. £ £ 7X-0 Ashtfm. nd ldhama. .av.. 9718si 0 76 7 12 0 Barnsley 10 13 10 Calder and Hoebble ?? 0 0300 271 70IGand ?? 1V. 0o 0 013.1 13, ?? av. 57 6 6 - 1 7 Ken2net & Avon ?? 31 18 1 10 FLancaster ?? av. 47 6 8 25833 34 0 Leeds and Liverpool. 100 00 cT ) 640 - 10 15 Leicester ?? 140 00 - 25 0 Merse & Irivelt ?? I(0045 J 4 0 Peak Forest .av. about.I ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKET, TUESDAY, APRIL 11TH- The arrivals of grain to this day's market are larger than last week. There has been a fair demand for Wheatt, and last week's prices fully supported. Bar- ley has been full as dair. Oats and Beans very little alteration. THIE AVERAGE PRICES OF WHEAT. OR THIE WEEK ENDING APRIL 11, 1843. Wheat. Barony. Oats. Rye. Beans. Peas Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. ...

... Bantrupto, W. ?? ?? ?? , ., . . ?? ?? .. -, - . _ , _ ?? - -_ b From the London Gazette of Friday, Afarch 31. Ezra Harle, St. John's-street-road, chemist, to sur- t tender April 7, at ten o'clock, Mlay 9, at half-past V one, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. May, t Qaeen's-square; official assiouee, Mr. Aleagar, Bir- chin-lane. Edwin Miles, Bridgebhouse-place, Newington-place, C ...

... TIH F CLOTHING MANUFACTURES. WOOL. THE WOOL TRADE, LoDON, Thucrsday.-The wool mar- ket is quiet on account of the approaching public sales; whether the nanufacturers can afford to cone forward and bid freely, re- mains yet to be seen. The imports of wool into Lond.,n during the week ending to-day have been 1,397 bales, 706 being from Sydney, 495 from Van Diemecas Land, 69 from Odessa, nol 27 ...

... - I LEEDS CORN MARKET. I April 11th.-Wo have a fair supply of 'Wheat for to-day's market : the trade for this aticdes is ihma, and is in a slight de- gree intriisenced by tloe si vance ill Mark- lalle hut not so miuch as tar its to quote a siniiiar imniprovemnent ;wI ?? our quotustiaos Is. per Itltinter o11 tlhe hllnst WV boat, the other sorts wo make no variation. Barlev is still scarce, and ...