... LaEDs CoRN MARRET, OCT. 31-The arrivals of Grain to this day's market are larger than last week. There has been a very slow trade for wheat, and prices from 19. to 2%. per quarter lower for Noew; Old has been heavy sale. Fme heavy Barley no alteration, but all other descriptions are rather lower. Oats and Beans have fully supported last week's prices. TIHE AVERAGE PRICES OF WHEAT, VOE THE WEEK ...

... multrupto, Wic. t From tile Gazete of Ticrod-ev, Oet. 31. BANKRUPTS. Henry William Morley, tailor, Dean-street, Soho, to i surrender Nov. 1O, at one, and Dec. 1I, at two, at the i ?? of Bankruptcy. Mr. Lckibigton, iffioial assginee, ColemanUstroat Buildings; Meesas. Ri7.on and Sonl, asolicitors. Jewry-81rcet, Aldgate. John Phillips, tailor, Hail-court, Old Bread-street, nLodon, Nov 10 at ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKET, Ocr. 31-The arrivals of Grain to this day's market are larger than last week. There has been a very slow trade for wheat, and prices from Is. to 2s. per quarter lower for New; Old has been heavy sale. Fine heavy Barley no alteration, but all other descriptions are rather lower. Oats and B-ans have fully supported last week's prices. THlE AVERAGE PRICES OF WHEAT, OBR THE WEE& ...

... 3arivuPio, at. 0 frone the Gaetcte of 2Tumsay, Oct. 31. e BANKRiUP1TS. Henry William Morley, tailor, Dean-street, S0ho, to I sutcendeo Nov. 10, at one, and Dzo. 15, at two, at the T CourL of Bankruptcy. Mr. Lackiagton, oifflial aseginee, i Cvoeujan-street Buildings; Messrs. Rixon and Son, a solicitirs, Jewry.Btreet, Aldgate. John Phillips, tailor, Hall-court, Old Broad-street, Londion, Nov 10, ...

... ;h LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, Ocr. 30TI,- ADuring the past week, the arrivals of all Grain up le I to our market, with the exception of those of Irish le Oats, of which upwards of 22,000 qrs were received, were on a very limited scale, and by no means in o, first-rate onditon. The receipts of English Wheat dwere tolerably good, particularly from Essex and I. Cambridgeshire. The stands ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, OcT. 30Tr.- During the past week, the arrivals of all Grain up to our market, with the exception of those of Irish Oats, of which upwards of 22,000 qrs were received, were on a very limited scale, and by no means in first-rate condition. The receipts of English Wheat were tolerably good, particularly from Essex and Cambridgeshire. The stands exhibited a fair ave-- ...