... I Zbe Alartato. MANCHESTER CORN MARKET.-SATURDAY. Although the weather until yesterday continued to be unusually cold and boisterous, and the amount of supplies has been small, the improvement noted in our last, though fully supported, has not been followed up with animation; and the week's business has not, upon the whole, been by any means extensive. At our Corn Exchange to-day, purclasers, ...

... vu?? t?. LONDON GAZETiE.-FRIDAY, JUNE 13. BRAITTHWAITE John, of Morpetli, innkreeper, July 3, 20, Newcastle-upon-Tyne District Court of Blankruptey. Soli- citor, Mr Woodman, Morpeth. Pot cr John Creighton, Alorpeth, painter. Dated June 7. CLIFTON Tthomas, of Barniard Castle, Durham, printer, July 1, 2!, Newcastle ?? District Court of BanLk- ruptcy. Solicitors, Mr Riclhardsou, Barnard Castle; ...

... O-- BAtNK OF MIANCOHESTE R, A special general meeting of the proprietors of this -unfortuaute concern was held at Hayward's Hotel, Bridge- l street, on Wednesday morning, at eleven o'clock. Th'ere iwas but a thinl attendance-probably about seventy persons ;were present. George Boyle Chappell, Esq., one of the e directors, took the chair, and on the platform -werc also AMessrs. J. C. Dyer, John ...

... : . .:C O M lMERCI AL. TiLtADl WJTHH PARAGUAY. We learn with pleasure that the efforts of G6neral O'Brien, the charge d'affaircs'for Monte Video, to enlist the feelings and exertions of pal-ties in' this country ihrainst the arbitrary and rinwarrantabl& proccediugs of d'eneral Rusas, the governor of Buenos Ayres, in ob- structing the navigation and trade to Paragaay, have been crownled w1th ...

... Ef)e J-3arlteto. IMANCHESTER CORIN MARKET.-SATURDAY. Since this day weelk the weather has been fine, and the corn trade very quiet, without, however, any decided change in prices. At our Exchange to-day buyers are F cautions, and but little is done. As regards wheat and four, secondary qualities of' the former, and old ware- housed samples of the latter may, in some instances, be boughit tlaer ...

... Brndi upto. * LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, JUNE 20. BROGDEN Charles, of Lincoln, bookseller, July 7,21, Leeds District Court of Bankruptcy. Solicitors,.DIr MIoore, Lin- coln; Mlessrs Payne, Eddison, and Ford, Lecds. Pet cr Thomas Alelton, Lincoln, ininkeeper. Dated Juise 16. CUMMINS John, of Weyrmouth, bookseller, July 3, 29, Exeter District Court of Bankruptcy. Solicitor, Mr Steggall, Weymouth; ...

... _l_ _llrpto. LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, MIAY 30. M'ALPINE Wiliami, of Liverpool, tailor,J.Tine 12, July 11, Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy. Solicitor1, lessrs, Francis aitdl Almond, Liverpool. Pet ?? Smiith, Liverpool, butcher. Dated lay 24. SEARLE Francis William, late of Upper Glocestcr Place, Chelsea, choeseonioger, Juno 6, July 7, Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, MIr Townshlend, Howland ...

... MAR K E TS. I LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Friday Een f;g7. The business in our,~nlarkeot continues extensive, the sales this week being 40,770 bags. Holders have shewnl their stockss freely, but being firm, have obtained very full prices for all kinds. 11,600 bags Americanl and 800 Surnt have been taken on speculation, and 1,5b0 American, ,30 Pernanbuco, and G00 Sirat tbr export. The sales of ...

... ?? A Ra KE lS. LIVELIOOL CoiTON MAIIAKE 1. J,'j dtoU ?? . The busine~ss thlis wee1; ?? been on anl ?? scale, the trade as well as speculators 1Iavilt;' pureilasec very freely. Tlic muatket lietls ?? acl snp1liel wvith ill lands, and the only change that call be noticedl in pricesis ill the common qualities of American, wvilichl aloe a little dearer. The sales amount to 47,870 bags, of whichl ...

... B3aIt ti n LONDON GAZETTE.-FlRDAY, JUNEIi 6. BURBURY John, of Leel Vootton, Warwickshire, malt- stcr, June 17, July 15, Birmtinghamn District Court of B3an1kruptcy. Solicitors, BMessrs Morris a1(1 WXallington, Warwick; Mr Jones, Stareton, near Stonoleigh. Pet cr James Dormer, Ashton, Warwiclhseaire, farmner. Dated Blay 27. CARlSCADEN William Richard, of Leeds, hosior, June 19, July 10, Leeds ...

... :FE ?? MANCHESTER CORN MARKET.-SATURDAY. With weather of the first order, the corn trade has re- lapsed into a state of complete inactivity, and the business of the week has been of the most limited character, at prices whicli, though much the same for all good fresh qualities of produce as on this day week, have had rather a declining tendency. Our market to-day was quiet, but without ...

... le 0 MANCHESTER CORN MTIAXIX9-SATURnAY7 Thle weather since our last has been most fa~'ourable for the growinig crops, whiichl, with some partial exceptions, are reported to bear a most promiising aspect, though somewhat later than usnal. Supplies from all quarters are moderate. Buyers have confined their operations to such purchases of each articles as have been aecessary for the supply of ...