... f m ALW&S slay id ?? Fridoji, Augusst 28. 0o During the early part of the week our markets wcre fiat, and prices generally weak ; to-day, however, the announcement by Lothe Dank of Eagland of a radeection in the rate of discounts to 3 per o 1e Dr .r. cent, has bad a be neficial effact, and a goneral advance taken place in l od slasres, prices closing with an upward tendency ; the list wil ...

... 35ankruptO &t., (Ferm Tuesday's Gaette, July 28, 1846.J BANKRUPTS. F, B. Kettle, horse dealer-W. M'Dowall and It. Brown, Pemberton-row, Gough-square, printers-F. Macqueen, Leadenhall-street, merchant-C. Burrows, and J. Glid. don, Plymouth. beer brewers-E. Evans, Bristol and Weston-super-Mare, Somersetshire, silk mercer-J. Car- lisle, West DerbI , Lancashire, builder and mason-J. S. Chadwick, ...

... A M-E RI C A. PROGRESS OF FREE TRADE. RESPONSE FROM THE UNITED STATES., r (From tie Liveipboo Timnes.) .a iO The Indcpeildcenc packet-ship, Captain Allenji P which has so often brought important intelligence from the .si United States, arrived in the port of Liverpool from New i York, on Sunday last, bringing.the best piece . of news; which she has ever conveyed to this couatris namely, that w ...

... ;Mftarket Eitdligence. CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 27. The supplies of English wheat by land carriage samples this mornling were exceedingly small, and our quotations of last week maintained; free foreign met an improved demand, and, in many instances, at prices which were unobtainable on Priday last. There was a trifling inquiry for Black Sea wheat to export for Belgium. Flour is a slow sale at ...

... WOOL. TIlE WOOL TRADE.-London, 77Tarsday.-The wool mar- het is quiet. The imports Into London during the week ending to- day have been 3.152 bales, of which 1,331 were from Sydney, 834 from Iort Philip, 375 from Germany, 184 from France, 143 from Russia, 2li from Van Diemen's Land, and the rest from the Cape of Good Ilope, Alexandria, &c. FOREIGN WOOL TRADE.-LeCds, A u9ust 14.-The foreign ...

... LuzDs.-Ofl Saturday there was a full average amount of goods sold at the Oloth.hIalls, but on Tuesday there was athinnnrattandanceofbuyera, and lesshusines was done. There was very little business done on either day in fine and middle qualities of cloth, but in heavy winter goods, ad fancy cloakinga, there was a pretty fair demand. Prices are without any alteration, and the stocks on hand are ...

... RECEIPTS OF TRE CHARTIST 0O.OPEHATIYE LAND SOCIETY. e0 P~tE MR. O'CONNOR. of SECTION No. 1. u h e FISAREI. £ S. d. n Burrown, perR. Bosworth. .. , 2 7 6 is Birmingham, per W. Thom ., ,. . 0 15 0 MNYorwich, pr J. 'Hurry .. .. .. 2 0 0 Nottingham, per J, Sweet ., .. 1 15 6 - Halifax, per C. W. Smith ., .. - 1 0 0 ir Exeter, per F. Clark *- .. .. .. 2 1 4 Trvietock, per R. HolL. , .. .. 0 10 6 ...

... [FRox out LON DON CoRRelEs'oNDENrT.] City, Tliursday Eveni1ng. iln The transactions in all the leading staples have, this Tl week, been exceedingly moderate again; but within the last two tie days West India sgsar appears to be in more request. the St'GAR-The demand for West India sugar has improved, and ex there has been more doing at slightly improved demand. Barbadoes, so at auction, has ...

... '0 1- st le to d ae i- It I, It 0 if 'e EXTI'SCTIONI OPrTn UPOTAMTAOOP-e Such is the heading given to a letter from Clon- mel, published in a Wexford paper, and if the facts set forth be not over coloured the future prospects of the poor are lamentable indeed. For the last four weeks (says the writer) symptoms of odisease were manifest in the potato crop but frees the bloom and verdure of ...

... RECEIPTS OF TIM CHARTIST CO-OPERATIVS LAND SOCIETY. PER MR. O'CONNOR. SECTION No. 1. SNAXlS. Barrowash, per R. Bosworth.. Birmingham, per W. Thom. orwich, per J. Hurry Nottingham, per J. Sweet Halifax, per C. W. Smith Exeter, per F. Clark - . Tavistock, per R. ITo1.. Selford, per J. Millington Aebton-utider.Lyne, per E. Hobson Manchester, per J. burray SECTION No, 2. *ilARUS, £ a. d. 27 G1 015 ...

... Q. COIMMERCIAL INTIELLIGENCE. [Fsto t OUR Lo-noDoN CORISirosNENT.] City, T2huersdazy Er(enhirg. Tite produce markets have been snore freely suppliedl by ?? holders3 ned this lis led to a slight decline in prices in som5e iiustCalees. The dessand, iowever, is frir. Not much lis been doisg for exportalion. I SV6, '-Tienmarkethias tins weekbeesu in ratler a dull condi- tion, and Ihsl lias ...

... I I . ?? . :. -, :;market flittiltqmf?. ?, I CORa EXCHAiNGE, Auocuszr 3. Tbe supply of wheat fresh-uli to- this me#niag'S market was- very moderate,seime portion of whith consisted:of lei-,samples, svhioh came to hand in good,.ondition, and sold readily fromn48s to 5ilenisr quarter. There is nova. rnation to notice inthe price of oldwlieat, antdthere istbut ilitele- doing in foreign. r learly ...