... ICATT1LE MARKETS, I ROTHIERHIAM, SEPT. 13. A large supply of beasts, and an average show of sheep, all Of which wvere sold. Beefp 5, Od to 7s per stone ; toatton, 6d to Oljd per lb. LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 13. We have had a very large supply of all kinds of stock, at our cattle market to-day, the principal part being second-rate and inferior quality;- anything good is eagerly sought after, and, for ...

... WHEAT.-Having considerably more samples offer- ing at last Monday's market in Mark-lane from Essex, an abatement of 6s per qr. was submitted to before the ( town millers would come forward, and at that reduction b a clearance was not effected, for some quantity be. f] longing toathe merchants of that county who put a tj limit on their part of the supply remained undisposed C of and over for ...

... BARICRUPTS. -FRI THE LONDON GAZETTE ?? I FRIDAY, APRIL 9. MARKINS, E., Upper Holloway, Islington, licensed victualler. BLACEFORD, T., Little Wild-steet, Lincoln's-inn-fields, horsehair-manufacturer, DANGERFiELD, A. D., Salisbury-square, Fleet-street, printer. DonsoN, J. R., St. Thoioas's street, Southwark, hop.merchant. CAWSTON, F. H., Earls Colne, Essex, plumber. CAres, T., Lynn, Norfolk, ...

... I mo PROHIBITION OF EXPORT OF GRAIN FROMJ h fTURKEY. The following copy of an official communication has been d received by the local government of Malta from the lion. II. d Wellesley, her Mejeaty's minister at the Sublime Porte:- `Constantinople, Mareh 5, 184.7 in Sir,-It may be of advantage to British vessels engaged ia the corn trade with this country, and which touch at r- Malta, to have ...

... I ?? Ci- IT MARITE 1'S, WAKEFIELD, WEDNESDAY, AuG. 11. There were 650 beasts, and 5,600 sheep and lambs; business was dull, and a great part of the stock re- mnained unsold. Prices-Beef, 6s to Gs 9d per stone- mutton,6d to Gld, lamb,74d per lb. ROTHERHAMI CATTLE MARKET, AVG. 9. An average number of beasts and sheep, and a few lambs. Beef, Gs to 7s per sBtne. Mutton, 6jd to Td, lamb Sd per lb; ...

... Mtricit atral allb 061illactr 1,11' ilMarhets. I - 7 , - I -CORN. MARKETS, HULL, TUESDAY, Nov. 0. (Exrtracted-fron Taylolrand Bright's Circular.) There has been more firmness in every branch of the trade during the past week, but the weight of business done by no means great. We continue to have mode- rate arrivals of foreign grain, which meet fair sale. New wheat at Is to 2s more money. New ...

... I The followving is the monthly return by the Com- missioner of er Majesty's Customs, showing the quantities of corn, grain, meal, and flour imported into the Unite dom in the month ended the 5th Jan., 184, th quniisuo hc uishv een paid. quantities reanndn aeos a h ls theref published ?? Quantities Imported into the United Kingdom in the month ended 5th Jan., 1847. Specle~o Cor, The produce ...

... I Xarittltural antI (9o011 ettiai .arkts. CORN MARKELTS, t HULL, TOUSDAY, OCT. 5. (Extracted from Tatylor and 2,Bight's Circzdular.) The transactions in all kinds of grain during the past week have not been extensive. The elements of a good trade and improved prices were in existence, but the sad calamities in the Metropolis, and the consequent gloom in all commercial circles, checked most ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEMi. Wrai &Tr.-There was a very limited quantity by land but carriae samples from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk,- in Mu Mark-lane last Monday, with very little from other dis. boo trivts, and having brisk trade, an advance of 4s to the, per quarter was readily obtained on all fine samples of i English; whilst for export, many buyers appearing,f- reigri ...

... | [AN KRlUPTS,-FROM TIlE LONDON GAZETTE. ?? FRIDAY, MAFCli 2f. HUTCHINSON, T., Lloyd-square, wine.merchant BEAUMONT, It., High-strect, Deptford, woollen-draper. t CLARIDGE, F., Southampton row, Bloomsbury, wine-mer. chant. DENYER, W., Littlelhatupton, Sussex, plarmber. SMITH, W., Uttoxeter, Staftordshire, mercer. BInowN, S., Trowbridge, Wiltshire, woollen-cloth-manufac- turer. WHITE, J., ...

... I The downward movement in the grain trade con. tinues. while supplies from abroad of wheat, flour, corn, and meal, are upon an extensive scale; and harvest Operations in this country have made rapid progress during the last week, under the most favourable auspices. Ter wheat yields well, not only ais to the quantity but quality, and the chief part of that brought to market has weighed from ...

... IULL PRICE CURRENT.-Juix 2.1, 1847. I LINSEED. $denso ?? 2it, 0 to £2 lo - ieterouurglike . 2 9 0 o000 common 2 . ?? 2 00 Inferior .0 00 0 0 Riga ?? 000 - -MemulandKonigsberg,..1.18 0. 253 ArcisangelI.0 00 0. oo - -Hanmiro and Danish 0 00..00 0 Feeding2214 0 .0 I0 RAPIISEPI)1 Germasn, per last.270 0 , 0 90 hurigrlan000 000 BlaflickSea ?? 0 0.0 00 OILS, Galipoli.pur tun. ?? 48 00a.0a00 ...