... WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, YESTERDAY.- There has been a large attendance of buyers to-day, and a large business done at 2s. advance on wheat. Barley in fair supply at Is. more money. In beans, oats and shelling no material change. Arrivals this ffWeek. Wheat 9430 qrs Oats 915 qrsShellin.. 910 Wis Barley.. 3535 qr s Peas . qrs r aat.. -- l~s Beans .. 642 qs ?? --qrs Seed ?? - Ists LIVERPOOL CORN ...

... TIlE STATE OF TRADE. (From the MA NCIErSTER AnvavTIsER of Saturday.) INANCHEsTrEi.-During the whole of the week our market has been less animated, although prices, in consequence of the bare stocks held by the manufacturers, remain firm, and for some descriptions of printed cloth an advance upon last week's prices was asked and obtained on Tuesday last. The news from America has rather damped ...

... LONDON GAZETTIJ, TTESD.A Y, Octabcr 24. JIANXIiIIPTS. BAINS John, of Fout1I SiLld, 1i1 tho county of Durham, gro- cor. lo sur Nov. 1, ?? 12, 01id 1 leo II, ?? 2, at the Comrt of I1 ;rlcruptuy, N0oC L.a1lL,-SISll. OerViDSKicoand Il nle. New- 0(1St]( Il01101-TVIIC, \X 1101111, Solltlli ,lnd. - Petitionlinlg credi- to1. NV uAl:lII, of oS th IShjiLbIS, scop01 manulactiorer, DO)NKIN 'ThomaS, of ...

... IdMA R EETS. cORN EXCHANGE.-FrOnin . There has beeon avery limited arrival of Eniglish wheat siw,5 ; Monday. The demand for it ruled steady, and Maolay's qtso- tatioo', at uhich a good clearance nas effected, were well sup- ported. Foreign wheat was in flien itiquiry, at in somne instances a trifle more money. Barley wras il short supply, and wvenit af readily Oal full aS good terms. The sale ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCB. L~attONDO, OCT. 13.-Wind this day lit noon, fresh breoze front SWNJ. anal tinle clear Iveallier. DEAL, OCr. 12.-Wind W.,N.W. strong, with rain.-Arrived tile D11tjllas frotu Calcutta, Alliance from Maodeira, Castor from Jamaica, CGrecahow from Saguenay, Hopeawell from Honduras. D~OVER OCT. 12.-Arrivedl oil' Margaret from Bombay. SnEslt~letta, cCT. 11.-Arrived thle Asia ...

... SHIPPING INTBLLGBWrCB. I,oNDtoN, Ottr. 30.-Wind Lis dJay at nooni, moderate breeze front S.W., with sprinkling rain. DE.1iL,OC r. 2S.--Wind W.S.W.DtroIIgand 6sqititly; *Atltl, S.., iOnOI. -Arrived tho lavid from }'orto Rico, Casrontdra from St. John's, New Bmrnswick; 28th, Eagle from Ceylon, Seagall from ditto and Mauritias, Orpheas fromt Iio tic In Plata, Orolmecto from St. John' r New ...

... LONDON TRADE REPOR1. SATIURDAY EzxmriG;.-TALLOw.-TLe market is de- cidedly firmer. St. Petersburg Yellow Cdndle is 41s 6d to 41s 91 per cwt on the spot. Latters from St. Petersburg state that 70,822 cask- were despitched from Cronstadt on the 13'h September, O.S., and that 24,881 casks were in ships loading and in lighters. Total 93,203, and 2,:;00 wintered in lighters, miakes O5,703, against ...

... MONEY MARKET and CIrTY NEWS. SATURDAY. The Stock Exchange has been almost deserted, and allhough one or two bargains are marked, the state of the poll from hour to hour, was the great absorbing point of interest. The election has pro- duced a most unusual degree of excitement, and the progress of the free trade candidate was received with the greatest enthusiasm. We merely quote Consols at the ...

... TUESDAY'S POST CONTlNUE D. Valdkruptsfrom e LondoGaaete of Friday, Oct. 13. Joseph Harrison, Brighton, coach builder. William Edward Pilbey, Norwich, winee merebrint. Jamnes Leonard Woodruff, Great Missenden, Buoks, innkeepor and coach proprietor. Joseph Ridgeway, Manclhester, merchant and commission agent. John Wm. Iliarrison, Stockton-upon-Tees, grocer and tea dealer. Thomas James Whidborne, ...

... JMantruptO, ar. .From the London Gazetle of Friday, Oat. 13. BANhRULPrS. Joseph Harrison, of Brighton, coach-builder, to sur- render October 30, at twelve, Bud November 24, at the Court of Bankruptcy, London. Solicitor, Mr. Cross, Surrey-street, Strand, London; official assignee, Mr. William Turquand, 13 Old Jewry Chambers, London. William Edward Filey, of Norwich, wine-merchant, October 25, ...

... MANCiTESTRtTIhe recent fljctuations in the prieo of cotton at Liverpool, have prot4uced seine ?? thlis market bere. The demand, both for goods and yoare, was limited, yesterday, eid thie priesa showed some little unstea. diness, though the greater part of the spinners and mann- facturera still decline to sell, except at, the extreme ratea of the last fortnigbt I .-uerdi of Wedneedey. ...

... EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE M1ARKET.-As regards Fat Bullock's, tbis was a small sond inimpoprtant market: iiisled, of those presented, there soere few, that isere of prime quaility, oast for these it was thought toe taunt money woo asked. As to kocllsess,-sf a lot of teal Heifers, d rices in ay ts00 dealer, niu eirer sold,-faor of which, estimated ait 20 score tho Bilsllok-srere boightr Iii a lot ...