... Z5ankrulpto &1., BANKRUPTS. (FrOM TIecese's Gazette, Jauie IG, 184U.) J. Bickertan, Castle-street, Southwarh, hat manufac- turer-*H. Elphick, Wardour-street, St. James's licensed victulller-W. Filbey, Wryadisbury, Buckinghamshirc, Coachmnaker-E. Gardner, Fieldgate-strcet, Whitechapel, manufacturing chemist-J. C. Staines, Oundle, North- !inptonshire. tailor-T. Pilbeam, Parker-street, Dru-y. ...

... ,-M Awlarktt fnttlltgtmo -CORN EXCHANGE; JUND 15. At this day's market there was a short supply of English wyhoat, which was quickly sold at an advanceofS'. to 4a. per quarter over the currency of this day week. Low qualities of bonded are held Is. to 26. per quarter higher. Grieding barley and malt more saleable. Peas, beans, and rye have improved Is. to 2s. per quarter. Since last ;nuasket ...

... Z.ankrupto &C.j BANkRPUPTS. (Frnst T'uFeday' Gazette, June 16, 1846.) J. Bickerton, Castle-street, Southwark, hat manufac. turer-H. Elphick. Wardour.street, St. James's licensed victualler-W. Filbey, Wryadisbury, Buckinghamshire, Coachmaker-E. Gardner, Fieldgate-street, Whitechapel, manufacturing cbeemist-J. C. Staines, Oundle, North. amptonshire, tnilor-T. Pilbeam, Parker-street, Drury. lane, ...

... iluabew' *flobelme tt. STRIKE OF C.RPENTarns.-A meeting of the car- penters and Joiners of Maidstone and its neighbor- hood, took place at the Jolly Watermen, Earl street, Maidstone, on Saturday, when a strike was deter- mined on. We understand that the wages of the district are 24s. per week. We sincerely hope that this matter, by' which beth masters and men must suffer, will be amicably ...

... , Bankrupt-4 ?? BANKRUPTS. (Troia Tuesaay's Gazette, JuncI 10, 1846.) J. Bickerton, Castle-streat, Southwark, hat manufac- turer-fl. Eiphik, Wardour-street, St. James's licensed vietuoller-W. Filbity. Wryatlisbury, Buckinghamshire, Coachmnaker-E. Gardner, F'icldgate-street, VtWhitechapel, manufacturing cheillist-J. C. Staines, Oundle, North. mnptonshire, tailor-T. Pilbeam, Parker-strect, Dlury ...

... TURX-OUT 1N THa BUILDXIG TRADN IN LIVERPOOL. ILTO T T0IDITO OF rTHE NORTHERtN STAR. Sis-TI p ard issued by the Master Builders of i~verpool, on the 23d of March, is to be found thae fol. louwing paragraph The Maste Tradesmen engaged in the various branches of building, in making public the foregoing re. solutions, desire to record their regret that Circumstances have rendered them so ...

... TURN-OUT IN THIl BUILDING TRADE IN LIVERPOOL. TO THE SDLTOR OF THE WOP.THE-N ITAR. Ssu,-In a placard issued by the Master Builders of Lioer ool; on tbe 25d of Marcb, is to be found the fol. lowving paragraph: , The Master Tradesmen engaged in the various branches of building, in making public the foregoing re- rsolutions, desire to record their regret that eircumstances rhave rendered them so ...

... good deal lie been done. _. . he . . .e WOOL. I TilE WOOL TRADE-Londons, Tithrsday. - The market I for wool still continuas quiet, and from the large arrivals We may 9 expect having sales in July. Daring the week ending to-day. the imports of wool into London have been 10,955 bales, viz,, 2,521 from Port PhilIp, 1,1C5 from Syd- - ney, 3,114 from Van Diemen's Land, 304 from South Australia, 2 ...

... [FaRo OuR LONDON COURESPONDENT.] [Ff.031 OUR LXONDON C rOESPO?{DBNT.] City, 7,11trsdoay Eresing. In the produce muarkets this veek, the transartiosls ?? the whole have been satisfactory, but such it the hcat of the weather, tlat the attendance of merchants on 'Change is rather less tho. might have been expected, most of the heads of firms who can be absent preferting to remain at their country ...

... PRICES OFSHARES IN LEEDS, LONDON, LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER. ar * ?? Priday, June 19. r The market continues stationary, any slighst movement of il; that may, have occurred in prices being for the better. There hosel Id beeb a large bu21iness done in Eastern Counties (York Extension) Al S. shores, which hove odivancced to 11 prom. London and Yorks, Tr despite of the Success In committee, are ...

... [CONTINUED PRste THE SUPPLEMiNt] WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, VESTERDAY, JUNE 19. There is a rather better arrival this week, but the greater part was disposed of from the vessels last Friday. To -day the fresh wheat offering wras readily taken at anl advance of 2s to 3s. per qr. ; common and warehoused samples were no higher. Grinding barley sold on better terms. Beans of best quality, sold freely ...

... %*lartt -.t I t. COR* EXXOANGE, JTUNV 15. 3 At this day's market there was ashort supply ?? wheat, whic l was quickly sold at an Idvanceof , to 4s. per quarter over the currency of this day wetr e Low ualities of bonded are held Is. to 2s. per quarter higher. W4rinding barley and malt more saleable. Peas, beaus, and rye have improved la. to'2flp.er quarter. Since last marrket day a further ...