... LEEDS CORN MARKET. SEPr. 26-We have to report a fair supply of wheat, and only moderate of other articles for to-day's market. Fine wheat both new and old was in good demand at 2g. per quarter advance over last week's rates; secondary sorts was less in, quired for at is. per qr. improvement. New barley is wanted and sells at 32s. to .34s. ; line 35S. Oats and beans rather more inquired for, ...

... 51tlfi~den I I -!b I a Dividend. ?? CANALS. ?? 2i Sep. 29 b d .L X. S.d. £e £ k 6 0 Ashton and Oldham. v..v 0718 0 70 70 C is 12 0 Barnsley ?? 0 0lj~r 18j ti %i 13 10 Calder and Hebble ?? 0 0280 280 a; ,d 7 (1Grand Junction ?? 1o00 0142 143 a Izuddersfield ?? 27 66 U 15 Kennet &Avon ?? 31 18 10 - o 1I10 Lac1e~ v 47 6 8 25i 5 1- 34 0 Leeds and Liverpool . 10.. 0 0670 672 e 10 10 Leicester ?? )0 ...

... - 1 - 1 -l- ; -1, ?? ?? _ ' ' ' ?? WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. YESTERDAY, SEPTEMERER 1. Since this day week the weather has been vezy favourable for the harvest operations, with the exception of a few hours' heavy rain en Tuesday ; the cutting is now general in this district, under very good appearances. Heaving a small orrival of Wheat to this dlay's market, and the Millers being very low in stock ...

... P - I 1 I C, E0 I O F_ ! R PRICES OF SHARES IN CANALS, RAILWAYS, BANKS, ASURANCE, AND OTHER COMPANIES' STOCK. - . . - - - .- . -- _ Dlvidrpd. Ss're. Price. Price. Z ICANALS. 1 - IIhl: CANALS. ?? 1 Sept, a I Zs. S. zf; 1 ;£t; d.us (3 0 Ashton andOldhan.av.. 97 18 i7 7)4) iun I12 ) Biarnsley . ?? 0 190 1310 Calder ad Ilebble i .. 10 I 0) Silo l7O; 7 0 Grand Junction ?? aV I0 0 ;) 142 1?l W. ...

... L ONDON GAZETTE, TUESDAY , September 26. iIANKIZUPTS, BARKER Henry Hugb, and JTanmes BEAN, of No. 5, Argyll- street, in the county of Middlesex, tailors and co-partniers. tradingunderithestyle or tirm of iT H. larker and Co.. to sur. Oct. 7, at 1, ani-t Nov. 1i, at 12.-Sols. Watson and Son, Bouverie-street.--Pet. crs. Edmund Dudden and William Itummer ludden, of Coventry-swreet, woollen ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKET. SHPrEa?4eR 5.-We contilnie to have very fine weather, and harvest is progressing rapidly in this district; from the few sarmples of Yorkshire Wheat seen to-day the quality promises to be very good and fine, and su'perior to what has yet come from the south. There is a very small arrival of 'Vheat for to- day's market, but there are samples of iluty paid foreign offer: ing to ...

... I _ (From the Afar& Lane l'.rjsress.) a Fourteen days of uninterrupted fine weather have enabled fartness to nake surprising progress with harvest operations. and tupwards of one half of the whole of the wheat grown in t England is, we believe, safely in stack or barn. The late 4 powertul sunshine must likew~ise have benefited the quallity it considerabtly, and the result is likely to be far ...

... &,pf. 1.-That favourable condition of the trade which we had So report last month, still, we are glad ts report, continues ; sui that condition, In fact, is improved. During August, the resort thi of buyers to this market was considerable, and excepting the wil Irish dealers, all bought on an improved scale, compared with str the month of August, 1042. We are not sorprised at this. We ou had ...

... a 'WOOL. THE WOOL TRADE.-london, Timsrdoy.-The imports of wool into London during the week eouing today have been 10.15 bales, viz., 362 ,from Germany, 7;1 from IBuenos Ayres, 367 from Bombay, 76 from Spain, 10.5 from the hMauritius, and 50 from llussia. During the present year the ixoports of Colonial have much in- creased. We qoote best Australian IS. fd. to Is. Sod., and inferior Fld. to Is ...

... LONDON GeAzETTE, FRIDAEY, Lpt. 15. BANKRUPTS. i 0immirrn i4, Middlesx are haid at UU to BOECmisnonuer Court, BaInghall Street, London. BBONE 'George BarnabaS, late of Leipsic-road, Camberwell, in - the county of Surrey, builder, but now contined in the sf county gaol for Sbrreld to sur. Sept. 26, at ?? 5I, an& Oct. 26, at J.-Sols. Meymott and Sons, Blackfriars-road. Pet. crc Thomas Sturre New ...

... | MARK-LANE CORN EXCHANGE. MONDAY, SEPT. 18. During last week our supplies of grain fell off both of English and foreign, bat we again received a large sutiply of Irish oats, amounting on the whol~eto 32,4911quacrlers. The trade through- out the week was not particularly active for any one article. but prices were fully supported in the trans.cti ons pa55ed, with the single exception of oats, ...

... LIVERPOOL MARKETS, SEPT. 292. rae- Rge The week's import is 17,207. The stockgeiusywas .ing- 13?7XIf2. The sales this week are 40.480, of whichi 18,1530 are on spectulation, and 7071 for expert, leaving a stock of cotton the 11ow in the port of 80,22ll1, which is 2:34,3331 bales more than at 31the game time last year. The stock of Amecrican is W03,365, being 231l,562 bales miore than at this ...