... LEEDS CORN MARKET. May 23d.-There is a large arrival of Wheat for to-day's mar- let, a great part of which was sold last week, so that the quantity otlering is not very great. Millers are free buyers at rather below last week's rates, but factors are firm in demand in former prices for fine Wheats; secondary samples are sold rather cheaper. Oats meet a ready sale at last week's rates. Beans ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN MARIEFT, MONDAY, ?? 2;_ With the eaceptirn of 9539 loads of OatmAeoI 7r 3 a Ireland, the week's imports of Grain, &e. 9.'P ii.ht re The traled ha'; been characteriscI by a d jie ny more confidence o01 the part of holders than hat :es somne time past been exhibited; the millers and of dealers, however, have not shown a disposirinll to Ite give more freedom to their purchases, ...

... LONDON GA ZETTE. TUESDAY, AMay 23. BAN KRUIPTS. ALTAZIN Charles, of Conduit-street. in the parish of Saint George, Hlanover-square, in the county of Middlesex, up- holsterer, to stir. June 1. at I2, and July 4, at II.-Sol. Pike. 3 Old Biurlingtonis-treet.-Pet. ers. Win. and Frederick Reid, of Condutstreet, Hanover-square, linen drapers. 3COOPER Charles and Thomas COOPER, of the laarish Of ...

... WOOL. TaE WOOL TnADR. LONDON, Tlithrsday.-The imports of . wool into London during the week ending to-day were again large, X beigg 2,754 bales, of which 2,530 were from Van Diemen's Land, 24 from the Cape of Good Hope, 54 from Peru, 4 from Monte Video, 8 3 from Gerroany, 93 from Algos Bay, and 41 from Bombay. The mar- I ket is rather good. f A.ccounts of May 8, from Leipsic, givea tolerably ...

... . The week's import is 24,345. The stock previously was 781,550. The sales this week are 31,170, of which 11,.500 are on speculation, and 950 for export, leaving a stock of cotton now in the port of 779,2-2, which is 155,732 bales more than at the same time last year. The stock of American is 389,114, being 154,652 bales more than at this period last year. The apparent weekly consumption up to ...

... PRICES OF SHARES IN CANALS, RAILWAYS, BANKS, ASSURANCE, A OTHIMR COMPANIES' STOCK. n oli ?? L |a. d CANALS. ag s, d. ~ ~ a.~ Ma19 Ma 7 0 Ashton and OIdhar ?? d. ze 18 | M I C 12 0 Blarnsley 97l 0 - 70 _. 110 Calder and~R He-bble I., ?? 7 0 Grand Junction ?? V 0o 142 2g0 ?? uddersfield ?? &V. 142 I 7 Kor net & Avon . a- 11 01 110 Lancaster ?? 31 Ill 10 _ avI& -47681 26 5 34 0 Leeds and ...

... 2 C. 9 BANKRUPTS. 6 Al gthe Meetings of Caminssioners in Mriddlesex are held at thV 0 Comtypnisioeroes' Cotert. Basinglhall Street, London. O CUNDALL llenry, of Little Madham, in the county of Hlert- ll ford, innkeeper, and carrying on business as a farmer at m 'O Little ?? aforesaid, in partnership with W~illiam Hine. h, as a trader, indebted jointly with the said William liine and t ...

... t , Fromte O Lowfon GCaeldi of Frildy, 3llay 1. BANKRi;iUPTS. William Stent, Oxiord-street, hosier, to surrender May 26, at twvo, June 30, at one, at tho Bookrapos' Court. j' Solioitors, .Messrs. llardwick and Davidson, Weavers'-hali, Basinghall-stcrtt; official assignee, Yr. Alcsaer, Birchin-lane. Henry Cunrdall, Little Hidharn, Hert;fordshire, inn- keeper, May 26, at one, Juna 30, at twelve, ...

... MARKiET INTELLIGENCE. to LIVERPOOL CORN MIAnErT, MOaNDA, M~y- 1o With the csr-eptieel of 856~9 ?? of oatmeoi a uf- Ireland, the wslk's imports of Grain, &e. 9nie i-itt is- The ?? lna-z bteen ehara'atsrised by a o myrore eosfidlence on tb-pa prt of' holders thaito ,ssome time pact been exhibited ; the ma'll.ar~ of dealers, however, h-ave net shown a dispe~ sts Lo give mere freedom to their ...

... CORN ANDt CATTLE MARKETS. ?? -- - - - - . - -I .. - ~ I. - . . _. ?? ?? WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. YESTERDAY, MAY 26. There has been a steady business passing in Wheat to- day at last week's'prices. Barley nominal. Oats are again rather dearer, and Shelling sells more freely. Beaus fully support their value. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, May 24.-During the pre- sent week we have had little passing in ...

... Nmaleli*:c~gvu >R.v From the London Gazette of Friday, 31aZe 1. BANK(RUPTS. William Stent, Ox~ord-street, hosier, to surrender May 26, at two, June 10, at one, at the Bankrupts' Court. il Solicitors, Messrs. Hlardwick and Davidson, Weavers'-ball, Basinghall-stzett; official assignee, Mr. Alsager, Birchin-lane. Henry Cundall, Little Hadbam, Hertfordshire, inn- keener, May 26, at one, June 30, ...