... . 7-M O ,L _.,i The Stook Exchange mn.ketowere slightly depressed to day, mainly .liz :.Ot - eftlce ne -fl' (A~e ldaibPri~'W~I10thOWGVyr, all ?? !afeteie), :. dgelp openewd. Sad acove& at 9.0 to. 9Db 'o .iil ind for t.t oooi. ' i 5iIhe Reducea . ee 'per Ceni. Were also 'at9 to, 904; .:tnk rote to 23tto 236. Amerioan' ebAroi; wete lo*ei. Illinos, 39i '381 dib; i Erie asres,,' 21 to, 25.-In tthe ...

... LONDON METAL MARKET,-F'iDAY. IIEOAitxs.-7htre Is buat Ilittle actual improvement to note In metals ; some slight movement Is viailbe, though not anffilment to cause buyera to come in largely at present. Thtera are many watch. leg the market very closely, In order to taker advantage of the flret Indication of sxy advance, aa it is thought moat probable ttaat when a reaction does talre Place the ...

... CO.M4ERIAL AND MONETARY. SATURDAY EVENING, July 27. The markets of the Stock E xchange were firmer to day, tleugh I ?? olosed very nearly the same as on Friday. Conao's opieed at 891 to 90 for money; and closed an eighth per cent. higher as regards the buyers' quotation ; for the account the last price was 90. After offlcial hours the buyers' price was 9D. The Reduced Three per Cents, were ...

... I P- X-dv. Gazette.] Jorrux DYER HopoEY, Landport, 11%nmphbire, builder, February 7 and March 8, at 11, at Bankrupts' Court. Sole., Flux and Argles, Cheapalide; off. asetg., Johnson, Basinugall Street. THOMAS MASIRIACE and WALTER MARRIAGE, Springfaid, near Chelmsford, Essex, millers, February 7 and March 8, at 1, at Bsnlruptsa Court. Sole., Troherne and White, Bilr7o Yard Chambers, and hieggy, ...

... THURSDAY EVENIN4, January 17. The markets of the Stock Exchange were depressed to-day from the opening, upon the anticipation that the Bank rate would be raised; the announcement that the Court of Directors had broken up without making any change, did not stimulate the markeb, or give in. creased firmness to prices, though the fact of the weather becoming milder can scarcely fail to givo.in. ...

... CORN; MARKETS, &c. LIVERPOOL CORN MAII ET, Yesterday. -The arrivals during the liat week have been onlY moderate of wheat and flour from abroad, still the extreme difficulty of getting anything for- ward into the country, in ?? of the frozen state of the canals, and the rallwayebeing initaffilelit for the amount of traffic between bere and the intorjor, pievents millers from purchasing, ihe ...

... CORN MARKETS, &o. LONDON CORN MBET, Yesterday. -The arrivals of English wheat, foreign oats. and Awerican flour this waak have been to a moderate amount; of all other grain small. The market was tolerably attended. English and fine sweet Anrorcai wheat continua to be In active demand for France at oa Iqa. ?? Of 15, and 2s. per quarter, hat ether, and particularly stlel qualities. are ...

... Mrom ora dao ght's Gazette.) BANKRUPTS. DENOJAMIN W4ErOM WELLS, Avoono Road, Camberwell, floor cloth nanufacturer, 8eptomber 14 at 11, October 11 at I1l3,at Ilanierupta' Conrt. Sol., Goorge, Slze Lane; off. aealg., Ckuuan, Baelugball Street. Joderix TuoooBnaooac, PaterrTosterRow, bookseller and publisber, September 9 at ii, Octobero9 at 2, at Bankrupte' Court, Solo.. LavMtence and Co., Bread ...

... LONDON GAZEIT.T. Front TuesdaY'S Goazrrlt ?? BANKRUPTS. TIOMIAS BACON, NawSm11kat, Cambrldgeshire, hotel keeper, June 21 at 1, and July 25 at 1j. aS Beakrupts Court. Bol7., Kilmber. ley and Co., Old Broad street off. asalg., Bell, Coleman Street Buldioge. TxroMoA ISYMONS, Princes Terrace, CaledpnIat Riad, ndi St. John Street, Clarkenwell, leather aeloer, June 27 at 12&, and August 2 at 12, at ...

... MISOELLANEOUS. THE SITAtiraABE FUND,-The following sabscriptions have been added to this fund during the last few days:- The Marquis of Lansdowne, K:G,, 250.,; the Marqsis of Northampton, £100.; Mr. Charles Kean, £20. ; Mrs. Audrey, £50. Messrs. Drummond, £10.; Mr. F. Haines, ,i; Mlr. C. UF. Warde, £20.; Dr. Charles T. Beke, £5, ; Mr. Thomas Brooke, £5. ; the Rev. Professor Thompson, eambridge ...

... BIBMINGHAM BANKRUrTCY COURT YESTEEIDAY. BYYOrU1 MR. CoosDUiBSIONrSR SANDERS. lin re S. E. Bec, Birtminghanm, ?? for ertiliCAto, atterded by Mr. Nelson (airm of Soutball and Nelson), for the asigneca, who offered no opposition. The Qomumissioner, on fdad. lig that tho bankrupts boiks hat been well kept, and his house- hold expenses small, awarded a certificate of the second class. 1h re J. ...

... PROD NOENG-AN, AUGUST 22. SuaAR.-Tbere has been mnore disposition to purchase to. day at forlly previousd prie~s. P~rivately 1,040 hhds of West I India sold, in some cases at 5irmer sates; also two ?? cargoes, oue of good browrn Mcoeio for the Clyde, at 20,., landing weights, rnd one of nO. 11.i tol12 Havanah of s8it quality, at 25s. for the United Ringdom. Refiaed is quiet at previous prices. ...