... BUSINESS OF THE ENSUING WEEK. MONDAY, July S.-J. L. Fernandes. N. L. Fernandes, and J. L. e Fernandes, the younger, Wakefield, corn millers, audit and Ic proofof ?? Clapham, Leeds, victuslier & innkeeper, L certificate to be granted, audit and proof of debts; Edmund thi Y Smith. Sheffield. innkeeper and victualler, allow certificate; Co John Crowtber, Huddersfield, corn miller, dividend; ...

... LOCAL . MARKETS. LEEDS CORN MA1I{AET. JULY 18.-The arrivals of grain to this day's market are smaller than last week. There has been a fair demand for Wheat, and fall 4s. per quarter higher than last Tuesday. Oats have been Ud. per stone dearer. Beans rather better sold. The weather has been fine and warm. LEEDS WOOLLEN MARKETs.-There has been about an average amount of business transacted at ...

... MANEl EXPOSURE OF THE DEFECTS OF A 'E eERMAN MANUFACTURES. [CONCLUDED FROM LAST WTEEK.] f hu,iteliy. absese, similar to those found in the article of te ht e discovered in almost all other exports of German lines, ar which is felt most sensibly by the German merchants raisefsctrea reads fraudulent nanoples, and false packing, and aboas ttle goods are principally sold in tine markets where they ...

... The weeks import is 25,145. The stock previously was I 961,089. The sales this week are 25 800, of which 2000 are on ti s.pecnlation, and 3;000 for export leaving a stock of cotton co now In the port of 963,034, Which Is 293,278 bales more than at i the same time. last year. The stock of American is 757,018 . e being 273,469 bales more than at this period last year. The di i apparent weekly ...

... *ive At the late annual wool fair, held at Hemel Heempstead, i. bee the Honourable fur. Ryder, one of the Members for Herts, corm- thsto plained bitterly of the depressed condition of the wool trade. We f In have seen no report of the speech delivered on that occasion by the 1 old, Hon. Member which could be relied on as accurate ; but this much I of of what he in reported to have said is, we ...

... LONDONi GAZETTE, FRIDAY, July 7. s. BANKRTUT S. AUl the Mfeetl l(/s of Cotmniniasoiosxrs ite Uiddlesex are held at tid _ Cookloisiesners' Court, losinehallt dsret, London. it BOULTON William the younger and William Frederick - kg PALMER, of Statrord, in the county of Staitord, builders andt Ig copartuers, to sur..July 19 alrd Ang. 11, at half-past 1. at the ty Court of lblankraptcy, ...

... MANCHESTErt CORN MARKET, SATURDAY, JULY Er. -During the week a steady demand for Flour of all descriptions has taken off the fresh supplies of this article en arrival, and, the trade being but light in stock factors were enabled to establish a further improvement in value, particularly en choice marks and superfine whites, some quantity of the latter description having realized 41s per sack. ...

... * LEEDS CORN MARKET. JUL1 1.-nr uplie fo t-da~smaxetare very moderate.I r'TeeI ?? n we advance our quota-I rs, tln a4 e ure;btbyr ei to act more cautious-I M.l nonieterpucae oimdaewants. Oats hre 1 iiisacan1. pe tn err n ?? 3s. per loadI ~5 ighr. ean met astadyreqestat s. erquarter mere 17 PRICES CURRtINT AT THE CORN EXCHANGE. is ?? S. S. 5. WHATa-Essex and Kent ?? 60 to 61 Do. 62 to 64 ?? ...

... K , _ _ _ dI The week's import is 80,420. The stock previously was B1 d ,1k'h slati ek r 8osof which 7511 are on wer d~peouatioii anti tto fo expor, leaing a stock of cotton byt now i theport f illcef,~viich is301,107 bales miore than at best the sametime los year. Te stuck f American is 716,1aa1 liee ;S en 0,2 ae oe hna hsproits year. the Mai apparen weeklyconsumtiule u to today is 4.5996 ...

... THE recent rapid advance in +tw ?? .. [HE recent rapid advance in the price of b, Wheat at Wakefield and other corn depots bas led to an hA apprehension that the scenes of speculation witnessed last n. year, and which produced such disastrous results, axe about pi to be repeated this autumn. From information which we hc have received from a disinterested but well-informed qnar- bi ter, we are ...

... if LEEDS CORN MARKET.~ ?? 215-Our market to-day commenced very briskitl for Wheat at an advance of 3s. per quarter, and a fair aniount of ±t business was done at this improvement; but towards the close,. - factors were more disposed to sell, sad the full advance Was r.barely estshlished. Oats and Shelling both dearer. Beans 18. per qr. highsr. PRICES CURRENT AT THE CORN EXCHANGE. ' WHEAT-Essex ...

... - ?? ?? .. LEEDS CORN 3lARKET. JULY 18.-The arrivals of grain to this day's market are smaller than last week. There has been a fair demand for Wheat, and full 4s. per quarter higher than last Tuesday. I Oats have been id. per stone dearer. Beans rather better sold. The weather has been fine and warm. LEPD3 WOOLLEN MAstRKETV.-There has been about on average areount of business transacted at ...