... WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. YESTERDAY, JULY 28. A good arrival of Wheat is reported ; which partly con,- sists of Old Foreign ; fresh thrashed samples are Scarce,, but the Millers having purchased freely of late, the trade has been dull ; the finest samples supported their value hut stale qualities must be noted rather lower. Oats, Shal- liog, and Beans are in less demand than of late ; but prices. ...

... tut BANKRUPTS. the BARVIS~tE Jrackson, of No. 1G, Pall-Mall, in the county of sc Middlesex, house decorator, paper hanger, to sur. Aug. 3, at A a 12, and Sept. 4, at I.-Sol. Surr, Lombard lstreet.-Pot. crs. ..Ceorge StnlLuy llinchliff, Nathalniel l-linchliff, Edwin lienry t lihichliff, and Willianm Ilaseldille, of Chelsea, paper banging ftle nmanufacturers, oes 0I0MNIIEAD William. of ...

... 33alluvIp1t, &iC. From the London Gazette of FridaY, Jn@ 20. BANK5RUPrTS. Henry Andrews and Charles Twining, Peckham, Surrey, brewers, to surrender July 28, at two, August 29, e at half-past one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Solicitor, h Ir. Roberts, Bride-court, Blackfriars; official assignee, B Mr. Wbitmore, Basinlghall-street. b William White, jun., Alderogate.street, chemist, & July 28, at ...

... h, The week's import is 24,012. The stock previously was, )- 963,044. Trie sales this week are 37.5no, of -which 2,50o are on Li in, speculation, alid f7..160 for export, leaving a stock of cottonu anow iu the port of 9'JellE, which is 2511,i52 bales more than at ) )n the same time last year. Tile stock of American is 746,72fl, N n- boing 271 1)71 babrs snore than at this period last year. The ...

... it Dzu.kdindi.i Share.7 PriciJ -Irjg~ OAINALS. ~! July 21 July 20 n ?? L~~z. s d.! 4 r , 01 6 0 Ashton and Oldbam.-av.. 97 18 O i9 7 12 U Harrtsley .. ?? 1(54 a 0I 100 ila* L- 13 10 Calder and ?? 100 00 230 WI' d 7 0 Grand .Iunction ?? 10)00 0 141*~ 140* ?? Huddersf.v.. 57 66 13i 12, 1. 1 7 Kennot &Avomn a..31 is 1o - - I 10 ;L iase ?? . V. . 47 5 26; - 34 0 Leeds wad Liverxxool ?? hg0 060 1 ...

... 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 ...

... -- - -- ?? . en, by WOOL. Ind Tim WOOL TRADE, London, 27V -sdodn.-The imports of hes wool into Loudon during the week: ending to-day mive beetn Z,1 ner bales, viz. 3,437 from Sydney, 0113 from Ilobaxt Town, 42.1 frum Sereany, and .3. from Spain. ast The \eool macket here is much tlhe some, and on the Contineat ion there seems a fair degree of activity. red Accounts to April 8, from Australia, ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JULY 24.- The demand for English Wh at was brisk, at an advance on the prices of Monday last of from 2s to 3 xper qr, and a clearancewas readily effected. Free Foreign Wheat at a rise of 2s per qr; bonded at im. proved rates. Barley at Is per qr more money. Good sound Malt at Is per qr higher ; the value of othtr kinds was supported. No further improvement took ...

... LONDON GAZETTEI, FRfDAY, July 21. d l is 13~~~ANKRUPTS.T I- All the Meetinssq of Commissioners in Mriddlesex are heldt at the J. ig C'ominiseioess' Court, Beutinohaat Street. London. Yc x ANDREWS Henry and Charles TWINING, of the Hope P rwrteckham, in the County of Surrey, brewers, ro-J tirofbeer, co-partners, to stir. July 28. at 2, and Aug. 29 at Inalf-past I.-Sol. Roberts, Bride-ceort.-Pet. ...