... -:THE NARKETS. ; ?? tha't Ctontinental advicas report increaned firmunefo the grain trade, accompesied, in ernie instances, by higher prices. heaviness haa been chaaotert'tic of the arket st llark hno to dar. TheoT oeipte of English heat have been ly anoderate. The at- tendarce of millers has been lireited, nad les have pro. greased slowly in all quli its, at about the rates Curreet on aionday ...

... DAV Or 3ZTGLAND R3EBUN. An anoount for the week ending on Wednesday Jan. 28. IJBO DEPAD=TM a i A Notes Issead , ?? S3,4C8,110 Government Debt,,. 11,91,100 Other Securities ?? 8,984s,9 GoldoinbBel.Ion 18,403, sO aSm,'eO,110 ?? ,403,1o EANKEIIG DXPAWUMM. Pro istose Capital 14,558,000 1 Government Sewnrzi Rest ?? 8.S1,000 ties ?? ?? ,2i 9 FablieDeposits (in- Other Securities ?? 18,667,1l1 ...

... TUE LONDON GAZETTS BANKRBUPTS. G Budden, Botolph-asey. City. chadler's shop keaper-W Shi,.man, Clement a lane, City. bill broher-I Archer, Fnusbrury- place, South, city, attorvey-at-law-F Tucker. Rood-lane City, comumission merchant-E Moss, Moorgate-gatO. City, solicitor- It Gerring. Fenchurch-atreet, City, commercial traveller-H1 Wickens. Pailmerston buildings, Oity, solicitor - H Sleeman, ...

... ?? - MONDAY. MxRK-LAsEx.-Ths Supply of wheat from Essex and Kent was hlest; that of barley, beans and peas limited, with few fresh arrivals of English oats by rail. Imports of foreign eats9 were again liberal, but these of other articles of ties trade were mode- rate for this day's miarket. English wbeat met a good sale at Is. per qr ever the prices of last Monday for all sorts. Foreign ...

... THE NAPXEM MONDAY. MAaK.LAOUI.-Atth prvnilmreeheld on Saturday there wee a moeae upyofwet The trade was dall, end prices oceas~nalc weert oer. Spriner corn wee unaltered. Om h otnn the tn il quiet, and prices wre rather less firm. At Noew York, extra Staelower is selling at 6 dols O5o to 7 dolo Io; old mixed corn, 67o ; and redespriog wheat. 1Idol 5os. The imparte of foreign grain into London ...

... MONSTART AND OOMMEROXUA _ - XXT3XGE1qCE. - The political crisis in Frbae3 bae checked the buoyancy of the Steele Exchange ma k~. ta end the ceurse of buginees has been gettes'ally unfavounrble. Nearly all securities are lower, especially those which heve Itely been the objeets ef ea strong speouletive movement for the rise. In English railways pr ces were vvithout important change. There ha ...

... THE' NARKETS., TIMR7BDAT. KW rPOLzTIN CXIM MARK 3 T..-Ths cattle trgdei9 quiet, wittlout aotivity. Bensts se1 ssowly,'with-atendeneyin buyers' favonr. The supply exceeds requirements. Sheep area quota. tionulower, the inquiry being iimited. Calves. and 'pigs; axe withouteohange. At.porstoneofhSlbs., inking theooffa. E. d. s.d. eS.d. d . a. Inferior Beasts 4 4to5 0 Prime coarse 7, 6to7 8 Second ...

... THE LONDON GAZLrTEr Tuesday. BANKRTJPTS. R Duffell, Eenry-street, Lambeth, dealer in lampr-J Dabach Great Pulteney-street, commission agent-R Fletcher, Bayham- terrace, Camden-town solioitor-B Adldis, Barrington-creecent, Brixton, timber merchant-J W Martindale, Watford, builder- H Sugget, Stockwell-terraco, Clapham-r .ad, baker-E and J Blike, St. GeorgA's terrace, Bayswater-road-W B Dorsett, ...

... MAnK-LAksE-There was a slight increase in the supply of English wheat on sale here today, whilst the quality of the Samples was tolerably good. The attendance ef millers was limited, and the demand for both red and white samples was heavy, at prices about equal to Monday. The fresh imports of foreign wheat having exceeded 35,000 quarters, the trade was heavy, and the value of inferior kinds ...

... m3a MonDOw GAIMZXZ. Tuesda~y. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. D Mills, Oldham, Lancashire, tobaoconist-J Pittmcan, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, licensed victualler. BANKRUPTS. B Blades, Hounslow, tailor-J MIaskell, Camden-road, Camden Town-T Green, Twickenham, surveyor-,T Hawkins, Watford, Hertfordehire, carpenter-T Stocks, Danvers. street, Cbelsea, builder-S Cramer, Little Georgeastreet, Portman- f quare ...

... TUB LO313DON GAZEWWW. TUESDAY. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. S Cotterell, Ha11kin-place, Belgrave-equerc, l'orsedealer 3 Selmon, Plymouth. eorndealer-R Watts, East 8toneboase, Devonshire beerecller-EH Moulton. Birmingham, print- seilor-W *aelkar, Loutb, lincoirshire, coal merchant. BAEVBPT8 T Feteber, Poultry, City, gunmnkqr-J Simmons, Gil. bert road, Lower Konnington-lane - T Hosegool and J Turner, ...

... TM ELARKM HLUX-aAmi-In Saturday's provincial markets a quiet tone prevailed. Wheat sold slowly. at late rates, and spring corn geueranly wae quiet. The imports of foreign and colonial pro. uice into London, last week, consisted of 14,162 quarters of wheat, 14,301 barley, 34,122 oats. 8 rye, 20 beavs, 10,064 maize-, 1,017 tares, 7.557 linseed. 22,642 rape seed, 1,051 sundry, and ,2,02 barrels ...