... gnbou. Gai.Wt. BiANKEUPTS. (From!Fridaa'.s Gazete.) THcOMrAS ISAAC JAMES SLOPER, Charch Street West, IMarylebane, oilmuan, to surrender July 26 at 2j, and August 17 at lli, at Bankrupts' Court. Sols., Messrs. Wright, Bedford Row; *off. assig., Stansfeld, Bnsauglhall Street. HE ?? OPre'ENIIEIM Old Street Road. St. Luke's, and Dalston Plisee, Dslston, timber merchant. July 26 at 121, and August ...

... 60milartial 30 jbatlarg. MIONDAY Evening, March 14th. This being continuation day, and the brokers en. gaged in the business connected with the settlement, the transactions in the Stock Exchange were limited; but other causes were operating to check business, and the quotations for Consols underwent a decline upon Saturday's prices. The buyers' price at the commence- ment of the market was ...

... LONDON GAZI7ETTE. (From Tuesdalstes GaSte.) BANKRUPTS. RObERT HOCELEY, ChriSp Street, Poplar, viCtualler, Da camber 28 and January 25, at 12, st Bankrupts' Court. So 1,Husoni, King Street, Cheapside; off. assig,, Stansfeld, Basinghall Street, lIEN.EvY IJARTIOS, Wood Street, Cheapside, mantle manufacturer, December 24 at 12&, January 24 at 12, at Bankrupts' Court, Fols., Lepard and Gammon, ...

... . -Soon oaldtf- ; (From Fr idccF1g'W Gazette.) *BANKRUPTS. GsonoP GAiRDshEN SOEsnoEn, Ovoen Sound, Canala West, builoer, to surrender September 22 at 11i, October 21 at 2, at Bankrupts' Court. Sol, Bastard, Philpot. Lane: off. asslg, Whitmore, Basiughall Street. WILLAUr- LAVEN and WILLIAMr Spoccc, Long Acre, tavern keepers, September 22 at 12k, October 20 at 11, at Bankirpta Court. Solo., Flux ...

... pril -ts kc ,C arkphtot& WoRCKSU COcEN DIARKET, Sa Orrday. wlieat trade continued cxtremel dull, formers hoditing back in auticiPa' tion of higherprice-, ?? only took sufficent for theirlmmredlate wsuti. Prices r cn ch as last seek, vd., iror ls. to. les. Xd. PDT bag. Barley sold slowly at p ?? valre. Besns were in shet supply, and not at all equalitotho doranard. Thebet qualities reached . ...

... -n -h , - . LivERPOOL CORN MARKET, 'Yesterday.-IWe had only a thin attendance of buyers at our Corn Exchange this morning, and the demand for wheat was on the most retail scale at a reduc- lion of 1el. to ?? per centi; the value of new was very irregalu. Flour vwas held Inlyr at previous rates, with a moderate consunmp- tive enquiry. Indian corn was not much dealt ins; holders, how- ever, were ...

... .4? ?? amiai Rub Pacing. SATvrtwD Y Evgg;i>c-s, October 22. ?? on the Stock Exobangce has again become fiat. In the absence of transactions, except to a limited extent, the price of Consols'has riceded, and at the dose of the market to-day the tendency was downward. The first quotation for the Funds was 95,5' to 96. Sub- sequently the buyers' price was 951a ; at noon, sellers at ?? and at the ...

... I BIRMINGHAM CHMIBER OF COMMERCE. | A half-yearly meeting of the Chamber of Commerce for Bir- mingham end the Midland District, was held in the Town Hall Committee Room, on Thuroday -forenoon. The President, Mr. SrPooNEOS, M.P., occupied the chair ; and there wore also present Messrs, George Downing, S. S. Lloyd, A. Ryland,'11. Van Wart, G. Jaebot, T. C. Salt, C. Sturgo, B. Smith, J. Bi. ...

... N, #00A (suldto. (Frome Last Night's Gazete.) BANKRUPTS. DAVID CuINEssY, Ampton Place, Gray's Inn Road, African mer chant, to surrender Match 25 and April 21, at 1, at Bankrupts' Counr Sol6; Riches, Coleman Street; off. assig., Bell, Coleman Street Ileildinge. Jos.se CrA.C..,ELL, Enfield, Middlesex, licensed vIctualler, March 28 at 11, and BIay 2 atl2, at Bankrupts' Court. Sol., Hamrnmond, ...

... tommadal W polularl. THURSDAY EVENING, May 26. There was again an aspect of firmness on the Stock Exchange to-day; orders in from the country to pur-: chase Stock were more plentiful, and the rise in the price of Consols yesterday was not only main- tained, but late in the day an advance of one-eighth to a quarter per cent. was established. The first quota- tion for Console) for money was 91 ...

... comordal - 40 Somial. SATURDAY EVENING, May 14th. The Funds opened this morning at a decline upon yesterday's prices, and the market was dull until I towards middle day, when some purchases of Stock were made, partly. on public account, aud quotations c recovered the point at which they left off on Friday. The prices at which Consols were marked for money were 918 to 91 ; and 91j, a, and 91 ...

... ArWommerdal 40 taullang. - MNDAY EvE.,NG, July 25. There was more business doing on ?? Exchange to-day, and the market had somewhat recovered its tone. At one period of the morning Consols were quoted as high as 95 (sellers), the market having opened at 948 to 941. Gradually quotations hecame steadier, and at four o'clock the money prioce of Consols was 94Q to 94, (money), and 943 to 95 for ...