... LIVERPOOL TMARKETS, A1PRUL 28. The week's import is i88,7791. The stock previously was 7:9,0266. The sale3 this week are %,13, of which 5(tOO are onl specuaLtion, and I,15a for eoxport, leaving a stock of Cotton ?? 1i the port of 7ts,3i3. which is 214,15Q bales more than at sanlle tilme liast year. The stock of Ame- rican is 605,14., ?? °111,32I bales more thfan at this period last year. Tile ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKET. [5 May 2.-At to-day's market we had a good supply of Wlteat, d andi a moderate one of other articles. There is a very fair de- mand for Wheat, and fine qualities are Is. per quarter dearer; N other sorts fetch rather more money. Barley is in request at former rates. Oats and Beans a little dearer. 1- PRICES CURRENT AT THE CORN EXCHANGE. ;e S. S. a, E. a WHEAT-Essex and Rent ...

... LONDON GAZEr'/A, TUJSDA 1, ljr, 2. B3AN K RUPTS. ALL J.ohnbi of t 'i 3 ototobt~i 'l y f~~~tet ~ Itatns ?? le colint- or su:rn), bla-',!-w-ito Si~r In Mv i). at ila if- patI su tinale at 12.ilS,. Mfliit' aid, ('arr. fatCheap. o1et r o IdNNIad Nillc ?? Wint. Leo spim ?? ani, T' ontita B9ealeVt'~Otc- ~; onnsra, lorittgh, if~flft ( -'r'of UpI c-r Tenmsjie-;tr-et, an~d of ?? ',tr'el, 1 'l1t in 1. ...

... The Spring demand for woollen cloths may ?? beonsidered as having passed its height, and some toler- a ccurate idea may be formed of its character and amewit; SWc believe, then, that we are quite justified in I tating that, as a whole, the transactions of tlsis spring fall 1 short of those of 1842 ; the difference either way is not, *t0vercr, nlaterial- Confining our observations entirely to ...

... l~~~ieidesd.Shre. Ie, ~rt. CANALS. April28 May 5 ze d X~~. :. d. X£ X 7 0 Ashton and Oldhamn. .av.. 97 18 0 701 70i 12 0 ?? 0 0 - - 13 10 Calder and Ilebble ?? 0 0 28)280 7 0 Grand Junction ?? 100 0 0 141 142 ?? uddersfield ?? 57 66 109 14 1 7 leunet &; Avon ?? 31 18 10 - - 1 10 ?? av.. 47 680 26 26 34 0 Leeds and Liverpool. 1110 00 61)1 65 10 10 Leiceeter ?? 0 0 - - 25 0 Mersey & Irwell . ...

... 1 1 . 1- l - ,. , -- ?? , ?? _, - -- -- - . -. .. WAKEFIELD CORIN MARKE.i - YE-STERDAY, MAY S. There is a liberal supply of Wheat, Barley, and Beas, to this day's market. The Wheat trade has been slow at an advance of Is. per qr., but at Last week's rates a goo extent of business might have been done. The mialtin season having nearly closed, the demand for Barley was limited at a decline of Is ...

... LO.N,9DUV GAZETTE, FR'.IDA Y, AU i _ BXN KRUPTS. AI1 the Meetibuis of Conlimiissioner-s in ?? .er a.Lf'd at thM t Co6n0 Is iotiecrs' Court, Basingizall S1irte, LLosdoa. BRIOMLElY Nathalliel, of Little lentley, ill tho county o-I' Essex, inaltstcr, brewver, to nur. Alay 1I(, at hatl-I -;st 1, aiud | .1ulie 10, at half-past 12-taol. awe, Itridge-nirect.-t. t ci. Thomas Bromley, ALrdligh, ...

... WOOL. THE WOOL TRADE. LONDON, 71ursdaoi.-The imports of wool into London during the week ending to-day have been 1,390 bales, 615 being from Port Phillip, 344 of New South Wales from Boston, 364 from the Cape of Good Hope, 12 from Calcutta, 42 from Germany, &c. The public sales closed last Friday, and we give our usual report of the day's sales to the conclusion. On Thursday, Messrs. Mars and ...

... The week's import is 14,454. The stock previously was 795,535. The sales this week are 41,220, of which 12,04X are on speculation, and 3,5o0 for export, leaving a stock of cotton now in the port of 50,'769, which is 213,519 bales more than at the same time last year. The stock of American is 593,929, being 220,514 bales more than at this period last year. The apparent weekly consumption up to ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKET. ?? 9--For to-day's market the supply of most articles with~ itheexception of Barley, is only small. There Is a fair retail trade for WVheat, at Is. per quarter advance. Oats and new Beans being scarce, are each is. per quarter dearer. Barley dull sale, and Is. lower. PRICES CURRENT AT THE CORN EXCHANGE. WHEAT-Essex and Kent ?? 47 to 48 De 4. 9 ?? and Suffolk .. New 46 to 48 ...

... WOOL. TEE~n WOOL TRADE. LONDON, T7hursday-The markets for wool Ire steady, but the accounts from foreign markets hardly favo0r it so much as those which regard cotton manufactlures. The imports of wool into London last week were 271 bales, of which 15i Were from the Cape of Good Hope, 60 from Bombay, 32 from Sayrna, and 15 from Germany. Accounts of the 10th January from Sydney advise a ...

... - - -- ~I Dzrsdeod. ,Sare. I riet. P2ice. CANALS. - -- CANALS. j ?? S May 12 £. s. d. £ . z d. I My.£ 7 0 Ashton and Oldham .. v.. 7 18 0 703 70i 12 0 Barnsley ?? I .. 1310 Calder and Hebble . 100 o 0 280 280 7 0 Grand Junction . av 100 0 0 142 142 Huddersdield ?? av.. 67 6 6 l Oi 14 1 7 Kenet & Avon ?? av.. 31 1810 - - 1 10 Lancaster ?? av.. 47 6 8 26 26 34 0 Leeds and Liverpool. loo o0 60 ...