... 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 ...

... 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 . ...

... 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 ...

... 'Cor nAcftet8, H WORICESTER CoBN MAKiiET; Saturday.-Wl1Ieit met a dullsalo, farmers not being disposed to accode to the prices ered. Should a change in the weather teke place, it is thought by some that prices must advance, but at present from I6s. to l-8. hd. in all tbat ean be reallsed for even thu best qualities. The wheat crop in this neighbourhood is advaucing rapidly towards.meaturity. ...

... dalmemal Allb I'timu'laq, TRURSIAY EVENING, July 28. r The announcement of the intended reduction of the a French armaments produced a healthy action on the Stock Exchange to-day; Consols opened at an improve- a ment, which was maintained throughout the day, and the market was good at the close ; though, as usual upon a sudden re-action, prices were nob-quite sup- ported at the highest. The ...

... .,-,dbro 31uhtts, k. , LONDO N COnR EXCHANGP, Yesterdav.-Tho arrivals of all grain and flour, either English or foreign, this week, have been small. At this n orning's market scurcely a buyer was to be found, and t .ao English wheat left over from Monday remains unsold. Tibe valle oi foreign is entirely nominal. Tho trade for spring corn tR .Iow at Monday's prices. WVOLVE;BG, MPTON -CORN ...

... gomnurdal alt xaq??Ivg- ?.6 THUSODAY EVENING, June 30th. The funds opened at an advance this morning upon the closing prices of yesterday; the market was strong throughout, although the business done was not large. At four o'clock the rise was nearly a quarter per cent. above the highest price of yesterday. Thb first price was 923 to 92 ; from that point, the advance became gradual until four ...

... (ani Sockts ace LONDON COIN EXCuAENGE, Yesterdav.-The arrivals of foreign wheat and oats this week are large, of all other grain small. The English wheat left over from Monday was disposed of at that day's prices. The attendance was limited, but on the business transacted in foreign wheat our last quotations were supported. The trade for spring corn is quiet, without alteration in valne. ...

... commercial lub vott1q. MONDAY EVENING, July 18. There has been a fall in the Funds again to-day, and the market showed signs of weakness throughout. It was hinted under this head four days ago that such would be the case, now vlisquietude exists everywhere about Italy; And Louis Napoleon's inexplicable peace has simply dis- satisfied and disappointed everybody, because nobody interested is ...

... i yrn hedtts, X. IUDNDON. C602N ElxlANeg, Yesinxday.,-The weat:var osna~turdey~wa..'Wel, but.since-has been tne. Mund va iable .to- d&3. westeri.y The suprly. of English wvheat to tblsmarnegs unawkrit wvs mnoderab , aa.ieldby severl:ffactora for 23.to s. per quarter advanca. Tt , seles.effested, howerere, were at neimproye- n-sot, of I.s par qr artor, over the rate- of this day seo uight Pher4 ...

... gunjordal 40 'i'liow-lati. WIDNESDAY EUaING, July Gth. There was little business doirg on the Stock Exchange to-dy,. Operttions are again suspended, all interest cen- tering in the ?? of prussia, largely as they must be during the war. RIeuter's telegram to-day states that the PIrussian Governinent rmeditates an extra- ordinary sitting of the Federal Diet, and that all the reserve contingefnts ...

... season (oaltut. (AFost Last NZ'igs Gaaedk) BANKRUPTS, GEORGE PARSLOW, Old Street, St. Luke's, timber merchant, to surrender August 6at l, Septembergat 1, atelankrupts' Court. SoL, Jukes, Bridgewater tEquare, Barbican; off. assig., Whit. more, Basinghall Street. ROBERT HAYWOOD, High Street, Homerton, grocer, August 5 at 12 , September 2 at 1, at Bankrupts' Court. Sob., Lawrence and Co., Old ...