... ITADBE COtOMMERZCLE, & MANIT1'ACTlRzS COLONIAL MARKETS [From the London Neat Price Current, June 6.] SUGAR.-The refined market was rather firme, but prices ia, not improved. Standard lumps are 7is. to 780. 6d., brown cery 760. to its., best bonded crashed 2S5. Hd. to 26tla. TeA.-The market baa a heavy appearance, and there ista little doing. Good ordinary Congouis are quoted Is. per lb. CoFFie ...

... MONEY MARKEr and CITY NEWS. In FRIDAY. g Thle sinuiticant silence of the leading ministerial Id organ this morning, its sudden stoppage of the cry in for blood, its entire oblivion as respects Ireland and to the irish, have beea looked upon to-day as indica- es tors that the threat of yesterday was not sanctioned by tbe government; but that conciliation will be 1 tle rulilg policy towards ...

... J1ZARILET ZXTZILLZGENCE. Ig LONDON CORN EXCIIANGE.-MONDAy. es :The supply of' English wheat was liberal this morning, and a aln clearance could not be effected until an abatement of is. per qr. 4rs o75 the currency of Moflnday last was submitted to. Barley. peas, and beans were steadily supported at previous pr-ices. Oats ier, were likewise held firmly at former rates. we WEAT, Ese n .ELt .red ...

... LONDON GAZE TTE, TUESDAY, June C. BANKRUPTS. CARLETON John William, of Upper George-street, Bryan- stone-square, iii the county of Middlesex, bookseller, to sur.. June 24, at half-past 11, and July 18, at I.-Sol. h Williams, Alfred-place, Bedford-square.-ret. cr. William Williams, of Alfred-place, Bedford-row, gent. DENSEiI William, of the city of 13ath, in the county of Somer-- set, tailor ...

... LONDON TRADE REPOR27: _.0 In FRIDAY EVENINIG.-SLVGAR.-The purchases of the )yweek by the trade of Brlti~h Plantation S ugars amount to le 2,090 hbds and tier~_ea ; 100 labds 1arbadoee Wore sold by id huct iOn`low to middling yellow fetchted 60s to 6l2 ; good to fine yelw, G3a dd to 68io Od per cwst. The miarket is vecry oh1 firm, an prices rule from (id to le Od per owt. bighcr than in last ...

... LIVERPOOL MARKETS, JUNE S. The week's import is 56,171. The stock previously was 328,785. The sales this week are 20,620, of which 2,5)00 are on speculation, and 1,0(0 for export, leaving a stock of cotton now in the port of W5,22li, which is 215,£130 bales more than at the same time last year. The stock of American is 656t702, being 107,f27 bales more than at this period last year. The ...

... 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 ...

... LATflST XNTE7.1,ZGENCM. PE, FROM\ FRIDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. ,BANKRUPTS. E, Jas. IV NIfalana, Ludcigte-hill, ?? Grieve, Nicholas. lane, ?? Des'eOafeerd , beekcsullor-Clark. Mithelle an1d Ce. Leicester, b-inkers-Win. MusRAave, Leeds, dyer-Jao. Brvasley, Lceds, ?? Einey, M2anchester, shoe- o maker-_homas Mlrrian, SlielikeleJ, byewer. o LoxDoN Conc E. aNG 'd'l7-English and fo- ; foeeinl wvheat ...

... (Froml thze Liverpool Alliion.) By the 1-iberniawe have accounts from New Ytork to the 15th nlt. Trhc crop of cotton, there is little doubt, will reach 2,250,000 hales. The market here, however, is re- nmarkably steady, arising mainly out of the knowledge that the forthcoming crop mustbelater by six weeks than the prcsent one. The floating masses of ice in the Mississippi had caused an unusual ...

... LcmvICc Ju.1aF. i.-Half-past alevecs s.ci c. heavy fadl of antic Nooa-.moderate breeze fromn S. Icy W. sec clourly. RTm1SoATE, JUNE 8,-The Mucrv amcd Beltoy ficcc Nrcvrnsil' to Plymouth struck ni, flce Dike this imorning. slipped tfeom aichors, and aon Fir Broideinirs in a tpakv satne. DtA.L, JIXFr. S.-Wind 9.W., mmiccccnle. CHAN.NEL, Srutx U.-tAriviced lit Harriet front St. Croix for Copec ...

... BANKRUPTS. All the Meetlngs of Conintission7ers in Middlegex are held at the Cominissioners' Court, Btsin-lohll Street. London. ATKINSON Joseph Robert, of Caistor, in the County of Lin- coln, wine and spirit nerchant and victualler, to sur. June 13, and July 4, at 12, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Leeds.- Sols. Marris and Co., Caistor.-Pet. cr. Thos. Brooks, Croxby, Lincolnshire, farlmer. CA3TON ...

... CORN AND CATTLE MARKETS ._ Kiev_,. .ARErs. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET~. YETERaDAY, JUNE 9. There is a good arrival of Wheat to this day's market The holders are firm in demanding an advance of Is. quarter; upon which terms a good extent of business has been done. Oats fully support their value; and Shelling must be noted rather dearer. In Beans, no material alteration. Per qr. 60 lbs. per Quarter. ...