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... Pam the LONDON GAZETTB.-FridaY, Sept. 26. 1 BANcKRUFMI TsomAs EAso. on t Kent, brewer, to surren- der oat. l at 2, and Nov. 4 at 1, at ilaslnghaSlltrteet.Sewe, Oost.e9s and Satehell, Qlueea4,trect, Cliaeapsi'll; off. SPsg.5Del, B01lcmar). street-buildinigs. .ASes FAiRDAN, Great St. relen's, city, commi ionr agcnt, Oct. 8 at * XIJ, ad Nv. 1 at12,' st Baisiligallstr'oet. Sats., Messrs. Lnint. ...

... j.ONEY -MA RKEBT TU3SDAY EvMING. v Yesterday, from th absence of business for invest- ment, and from the operation of petty speculations,' P there was a marked decline in Consols, and to-day, A the government broker having made a small purchase; I ifor the sinking fund, there wes a considerable rise, p such as has been for some time unexampled. It is true that yesterday the impression was that ...

... RAIL WA Y& 'F I MONDAY EY?N1NG. d 1 The gener?I extent of the operations to.day was a hot gteat, hut t1?ere ?waa some activity in' Midlands. rt ?? reanlts at. the close of the day were ?me slight fluctuations of price' both ways: thus there was an advanec of 7s. Od. on Midlands, 25s. on Lancashire - [ixsfd .Yorkshires, 2s.6d. on Newmarkets, and 2s. ed. ? on .4mbergateo, while there wa* a ...

... Cattle and Meat arkoets. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-Friday, Sept 19. There was a moderately large supply of meat at Smithfield to-day, and the trade was a little brisker for mutton and beef, at an advance !, in price of 2d. per stone for thcfine quality. The sale of veal andlamb, on the contrary, was very slow, at former quotations. Price per stone of 8bs., sinking the offal. sd. s1dsId. B..d. e Beef ...

... LOCAL AND) PROVINCIAL MARKIrS--( Con tin n). NNWuASTIA; BIurrIt AXNDf 'i'CONX MAxILEn'r, SaT. 2o). Nortillimberland lianis, Ss. 3d. per sone. Butter, 42s. sicr lirihin. Cumberiamd Balcin , small, 7s. d3. to Ps. 4d.; (litto large' 7s. Id. Ias, s l . 3d.; ditto large, 7s, Gd. to 7s. Sd. pir stolne, Bu11tter, 42s. per lirkin. Moictrlrit ML'ETt-tTerr.verage prices atld qluaontities of INifisli ...

... ?? ?? ?? 1val s ?? LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHIANGE.-Sswr. 1 b our arrivals are very smail since Tuesday, and consist ?? only 1538 qrs. wheat, 632 qrs. malt, 920 qrs. oats, 60 qrs. beafls, 300 qrs. poease, 2585 loads ontmetal, 345 sacks and a 251 3 barrels of flour. The shipments to Ireland comprise 900 qTe. wheat, 373 qre. Indian corn, 110 sacks and 1763 barrels of flour. A moderate retail business ...

... i.AprRTS OF AUSTRALIAN WOOL. 1 so 1st January to 31st December, we received from en vd-, . . ..(Bales) 52.386 ha95 received In 1851 ?? . 3.,0 aolis, last year we require.. - 13,380 t imqU ea Land. Il8 .. D18663 ileceiyad, 7135 'RDd 3Y. 1850I.P . . - 6,S21 '2 lJI * * + g ,32 2 1151 .. 1:,2J08 airei frlor these plocertobe equal to ?? f 1 ' ?? ?? ?? I . 1ve tivad in excess of last year FsriD Part ...

... maruelo, 40c. CORN. MAlta LANe, Monday, September 22.-We were largely supplied with Essex and Kentish new wheat this morniug, generally of fine quality, and at Is per qr. reduction upon last Monday's prices, but there was a tolerably free sale. The demand forforeigt was upon a very restricted scale, although offered rather cheaper. The best brands of American. Flour have sold pretty readily ...

... (From the Marks Lane Express.) St Very good qualities of red wheat have been sold at some of d the markets in the agricultural districts at 33s. to 34s., and to really fine parcels at M5s. to 365. per qr. Unremunerative as 1. these rates must unquestionably be, farmers have supplied t, the markets rather freely, which we regard as a strong proof St of distress among the cultivators of the soil ...

... RAh K 4 Y jRTW LLIGENCE. EDINBURGH, PERTH, AND DUNDEE. The report of tile directors, to be submitted to the pro- prietors at the half-yearly meeting on Friday next, states that the directors regret that the result of the working of the line during the past lialf year his been so unfekvourable. The principal cause has been the struggle in which the con- pany has been involved for the ...

... MARlMNE NEWS---CO=IxUED. NEWC ASTLE. ?? COAsTvwVIS-Tiviot, Reed; Rica nor, Wise; Ann, flaU, from London, goods CreTAMnD, CoAsTwlsz.-Allen, Watson; ThankeO Curdis, forLondon, goods. EXPORTS. WEVrDNESDAY, September 24. Okeanos, Milburn, Marseilles, 531 chs coals. .G. and C. M. Palmer, 178 2 1G iron chains, 466 3 15 iron chuins. Polv and Frederick and Ann, Mogeascu, Zaisgto, 40 clls snall coals C ...