... *[arktet Intltigenue. CORN EXCHANGE, JuNB 22. The supply was again a short one this morning of all grain. Fresh up to market there was rather more spring corn than last week, but still only a very limited arrival. The trade opened firm for wheat, factors demanding higher rates than those paid last week; and business close4 with better prices to the extent of from ls. to 2s. per quarter from ...

... RECEIPTS OF TEE CHIARTIST CO-OPERATIVE LAND SOCIETY. SECTION No. 1. PER MR. O'CONNOR. SHARES. Ashton-under-Lyne, per E. Robson Elland, per J. Kinnereley Busby, per R. M'Gookin Torquay, per R. H. Putt Hyde, per T. Hough.. Wigan, per T. rye .. Plymouth, perE. Robertson.. Dewsbury, per J. Rous Nortvich, per J. Ilurry. Birmingham, per W ThmV. Ediisburgb, per J. Cumming.. Rochdale, per E. Mitchell ...

... Slarket Intelligent. CORN EXCHANGE, JuNE 22. if The supply was again a short one this morning of all grain. Fresh up to market there was rather more spring corn than last week, but still only a very limited arrival. The trade opened firm for wheat, factors demanding r higher rates than those paid last week; and business 7.closed with better prices to the extent of from Is. to 2s. ea per ...

... THE MARTYR FROST, Some received in Cash, Post-office Orders, or Postage stamps, by By lNr. O-Connor. Mr. R. Collings, Newark . 0 5 0 Three Friends at Ledbury ?? o 1 o T. C. Ingram, Abergavenny 0 2 G H. Conway, ditto 0 2 6 Totness, per W. M. Tanner ?? I a 8 Todmorden, per J. Stansfield ?? 1 7 0 Hollinwood, per J. Rayner ?? 10 0 Greenock. per R. Burrell ?? 4 11 0 Cheltesham, per W. Wilson 0.. ...

... ?? [Fattmi OURo LONDON CORRESPONDENT.] piolii Ud!?, 'har~odr~i~r ~ of a City, Tursday vening. fore The tranSaiCtionS in thre produ11co mackete have been to pl~l 'I inlsited eatarit oaly tills wceek, and the approachring change in tile will Ci oerurilruort indisposest all parties to deal more than front hand to proi moulh. I1 SiU-AR -The arounet for Dritisli Plantation has been firm asgrai fll ...

... RECEIPTS OF THE CHARTIST CO-OPEXRATIVE LAND SOCIETY. SECTION No. 1. PER MR. O'CONNOR. 0HARIN, Ashton-under-Lyne, per E. Hobson Elland, per J. ?? Basby, per R. M'Gookin Torquay, per H. H. Patt Hyde, per T. Hough.. Wigan, per T. Pye .. Plymouth, perE. Robertson.. Dewebury, per J. Rons Noruich, per.J. Hurry Birmingham, per W. Thomr Edinburgh, per J. Curmning.. Roehdale, per E. Mitchell ...

... ;Marhet *nttligfelre. CORN EXCHANGE, JuNis 22. ?? supply was again a short one this morning of all grain. Fresh up to market there was rather more spring corn than last ryeek, but still only a very limited arrival. The trade opened firm for wheat, factors demanding r higher rates than those paid last week; and business . closed with better prices to the extent of from Is, to 2. ,per quarter ...

... : RECEIPTS OF THE CHARTIST C0-OPERATIVE LAND SOCIETY. SECTION No. 1. PER MR. O'CONNOR. Ashton-under-Lyne, per E. Hobson Elland, per J. Kinnersley Busby; per R. H'Gookiu Torquay, per R. M. Putt Hyde, per T. Hough.. Wigan, per T. Pye .. . Plymouth, per-. Robertson.. Dewvsbbry, per J. Ronv. Norwieh, per J. Hurry Birmitgham, perW. Thom .. E!dinburgh, per J. Cunimiog ?? oenhdsle, per E. Mitchell ...

... 33ankrupto &r., (Frsow 2suesday's Gazette, June 28, 1846.) BANKRUPTS. T. J. Blurton, Piccadilly, wine.merehant-T. A. Cook, Robinhood-yard, leather-lane, carver and gilder - J. Harper, Chancery-lane, commission agent- E. Fuller, ilarrow, baker-S. Smith, T. L. Ht, and J, Neale, Flcetaitreet, printers-J. T. Carter, Bernere-sireet, apeo thdeary-W. Keanett and J. H. Reynolds, Lamb-street, ...

... L O C A L NEWS. To0 LIBDtPAL AND FREE TitilDEf PARILIAMENTARY t Boylorrot ELacjoils.-ThiOfollowing, things are required to be done to secure the entry o-f yeur naimes on thle lists just 31 about to bo nulde out by thle overseers. (In or before the 20th, of JuLly (next month), all thU poor raltes anid assessed taxes due from y-ou during the twelve calendar nnontle s -next before the 15th of ...

... ; - THE MARTYR FROSTKF' Sums received in Cash, Post-office Order.j or Postagh stamnps, by By Mr. OConnor. Mr. R. Collings, Newark ?? 0 5 0 Three Friends at Ledbury ?? 0 1 0 T. C. Ingram, Abergavenny ?? 0 2 6 H. Conway, ditto ?? 0 2 6 Totuess, per W. M. Tanner ?? 1 3 8 Todmorden, per J. Stansfield ?? 1 7 0 Hollinwood, per J. Rayner ?? 0 10 0 Oreenock, per R. Burrefl . 4 11 0 Cheltesham, per W. ...

... -4- THlE GERMAN AWOOL FAIRS. a tI Bedrin, June 201)7, 18iG. 11 Our fair, Nvhich should only begin as to-morrow, mnay be a considered ns already linished. Tbe result of this, as well as of the p'receding 05o0, is couspletely contrary to the experience of former g yeals. In a falling market the tirst fair was generally the dearest, and is tila last the lowest this year, however, just thle ...