... K iT G - af LONDON CORN MARKET, MONDAY, Sber. II.- Daring last week very considerable progress was J made in harvest work, and the arrivals of all grain up to our market, if we except those of foreign Wheat, were on a very moderate scale. We have received a full average supply of New Wheat from Es-ex and Kent the quality of' which was inferior. Old Wheat Of home produce being scerce, the ...

... I _ * . ..1 . . . . of IT is with the utmost satisfaction that we th publish the following letter from a respectable mercantile ml house in England, chiefly engaged in the trade with the th United States:- ins THE accounts from the United States for six months Itce past have all shown the condition of business matters to be rapidly improving; and those brought by the IHibernoi, just Su ...

... THE W oor, W O O L . TfE wol OL TP.AD3.-LItZdo0, T2vsrsdoa.-The imports of wool into London during the week ending to-day have been 2,5.2 bales, of which 1,275 hales are from Sydney, 527 from ! Algea llay, Ca~pe of Good Hope, 'Jj from Noew Zealand, 3tr2 from Germainy, II:; from Tlrkey, and 25 from Italy. Foreign wool is steady, and ELglish has been rather darer. Accoults of Jdloy I, from the ...

... AR to The week's import is 6,679. The stock previously was P 617,424. Thle sales this week are 39.460, of which 12,200 are en Er specurlation, and 1.830 for expect, leaving a stock ef cotton en no ntepert of 846.1143, which is 271,1010 bales mere than at in the samei time ]last year. Trhe stock of American is i50,1010, being 250,600 bales more than at this period last year. The Linl apparent ? ...

... WAKEFIELD COR.NMAKT YEsTERniAY, SEPTEMISIII 15. The harvest in this part of the country is niow nearly al secured, with the exception of Beans. Toti da6y's market there is a large arrival Of Wheat, hut only small of other grain. The finest samples ?? Wheat sell freely, at an improvement of is. to 42s. per qr. and the heat samples of New fully support their value. inl Barley hut littlelpassing. ...

... 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 ...

... PRICES OF SHARES IN CANALS, RAILWAYS, BANKS, ASSURANCE, D OTHER COAXPANIES' STOCK. fI I -, ?? ~- Died ?? Skaie. - Prse Po, 3 ?? Sept.8 Sep. 15 .sd. £s.d 1 I X 6 0 Ashton and Oldham..&V.. 97 18 0 70 70 12 0 Blarnsley .. ?? 164) 0 0 191) 185 13 10 Calder and Hebble ?? lo 0 0 2M1) 28a tb 7 0 Gratid Junction ?? av.. 1(H00 0 1 42 1.13 II'1 Hudldersfield ?? v.. 27660 11 11 ~ 17 Kennet & Avon ?? av ...

... I3anuh1upto, &c. .. -- - - - ,1 - - - - - . ?? . , the tel- BANKRUPTS. From the London Gazelte of Fridtsy. Sept. S. hed James Gibson Forster, AIdgate Higi-street, tailor, to ad1 surrender Sept. 18, at two, Oct. 21, a. eleven, at the the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Fisher, Doughty. -. street; official assignee, Mr. Gitoun, BasinghaU. ny, street. ted Archibald Leslie and Wm. Smith, SL. ...

... LONDONr GAZETTE, FRIDAY, &pt. 8. by it ?? Thii ' 42 thle Meetidms of Cossmiaissioers in 211fddlesex arehle~ldatuh gre PEf N Commissiounes' Court, Ballineuhall Street. Lonr~oss. pri. FEN R Ludd and William FENNER. of No. 34, Fenchinreh- WO~ street, in the city of London, merchants, to Bur. Sept.21 tls n Ili, nd Oict. II, at half-past I.-Sols. Simpsonin~ Co., Austin I e Frrars.-Pet, crs. ...

... LONDON GAZET''TE. TUESDAY, Septenbe 12. BANKRUPTS. Ra HOLT William James, of Granthan, in the county of Lin- th coln, tea dealer, grocer, to Bur. Sept. i6, at half-past 12, and ¶ Nov. 2, at 11, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Birmirigham.-Sol. pa Bray, Birmingham.-Pet. ar. Ann Conway, John Phelps, and w( Thomas Hayward, of Maiden-lane, Queen-street, wholesale t4 grocers. re JOHNSON Thomas, late of ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKET. ShSrePTUBmIR 12.-We have a good supply of Wheat for our Market to-day which meets with only a limited demand, good Ir. samples of Old support last week's price, blut to effect sales of he New, a reduction of 2S. per quarter is submitted to. Oats are in retail demand at former rates. Beans are rather lower. jr. PRICES CURRENT AT THE CORN ,XCHIIAI GE. lie S. . A. S of WHEAT ...

... OUR EXPIRING COMMERCIAL TREATY WITUI I ~~~THlE BRAZILS. ?? following article appeared in part only of our last ey week's impression:- be* (Fromn tire Econonmisl.) rot The present unsettled state of our commercial relations on with tile ircizilian Empire presents a subject of more imnportacns Y, than any other at this rosmest to our trading, and, we Inny add, to Id our social eitnce ...