... I l ' (From ftelf'a Weekly Messengser-. WieAT.-The deliveries of lome.grown have continued to be Of the most limited--thairacter, fali~ng off'weekly. -The quantity offedred f~m; Essex: and 'Kent at~ Murk-lane on Monday was sriualler thi aait at paerln d iew caneto market, and yet, froumnr mote ?? 7 from politics, the 6nillr ?? lle~uea ,tking the driest samples ny, whidthey or qr. under ...

... I m - --rnoa 1 - e . I ?? July 22.-There has been a rather considerable business in yarns, at last week's prices, but it has consisted I chielly of re-sales frorn stcks holding by speculators. For spunners vcry little has been donc, buyers being unwilling to give the prices they demand. The business reported embracesg nearly all linds of yarns. The home trade have only eparated to a moderate ...

... I . i MANUFAAO'_a..T MA10EMSTERi, Jan. 7-For yarns the demand Is quiet. and the transactions reported are1 not extensive; but, neverthele3s, spinners, impelled by the steady advance. in cotton, are gene- rally stiffer, and their quotations are now higher than te stny timne of late. Doubled yarns annd the fner counts of singles are steady fn value hut the demand issveky languid, 'snd, we hear ...

... CORRECTED UP TO LAST EVEINING. C LtNSEED-BlackSca,eqr ?? 2 17 0 @ £2 19 0o Do East India .3 2 0 - 3 6 0 I Do Egyptian .e 0 o - o 0 0 Do Petersburg fine.2 17 0 - 219 0 Do Archangel . 2 14 .0 - 2 16 o 1 Do Riga1 0 ?? 2 14 O- 0 9 o O Do Mleitel and Konigsberg ,, 2 12 0- 2 14 0 RAPESEED-German&Danish ?? 8 0- 3 10 0 E Do Black Sea and East India.. 2 0 0 - o 0 0L OIL, Ortrv-Gallipolii ton . ?? 0 0 - ...

... , LONDON GA Z ETT E. . (Ffros Friday Niqdt's Gaemete.j BANKRUPTS. VWILLIAbt DUCIARD, the younger, Lapworth, February 10 at 12. Bskrupts' C'ourt, Birminghai ml. Sol.,blr. Webb, Birmingliamh off. assig., Air. Whitnmore, Birmingham. WILLIAM01 BOURINE, Longton, earthenware manufacturer, Febru- ari 7 at 12, Banlcknpt' Court, Birmingham. Sols., Mr. Litch- field, Noewcatlo-mnidm- Lymo, and Meesmr. ...

... LONDON GAZJETTE. ~F omn Tuesdyu Nighs G:t -e t c.) ].3ANKRUPTS. PETERI JoHN.soN, Birmsingham, leather dealer, April 7 at 12, at Bankrupts' Court, Birmingham. NIU110LAS HIlL, Worcester, fanner, April 7 at 12, at Bankrupti' Court, Mh1iuiglalln. Jo\N ELLIS, JuM., WoleCrhampton, coal merchant, April7 atl , at Bankrupts' Court, Birmingham. IIeNuy KEUL, Wolverhampton, hat manufacturcr, April 7 at 12 ...

... The annexed figures show the gradual decline in the stock of cotton at Liverpool sindo the commencement of the second quarter of the year - 1862. 1801. 1860. Bales. Bales. Bales. StockApril 4 ?? 455,950 ?? 942,330 . 906,040 11 ?? 429,730 . 884,860 ?? 95,6,640 18 ?? 389.530 874,330 .. 1,015,8S0 , ?? 25 ?? 398,570 ?? 952,740 ?? 1,027,290 Nay 2 ?? 367,270 990690 ?? 1,016 630 9 9, 348,420 . 900 ...

... * LONDON CORON EXCIIANGE, Ycsterdaey.-The 'weather Ojuco Friday hag been line, with the exceptio of ypt;lawly ,,se wet. Wind variable, S.W. to SE.` *todyNE lespy of wheat from Essex an~d Kent to this morning's nearket win moderateo colaiitiutL not equal to last week, and inst a slow s ite ait 2s. per quarter below the prices of this day se'nnight, the bulk remaining unsold at the closo. ...

... COMMERCIAL ANDC MMNAT4AY. ?? .I , . , . ,. ?? I . .. ! TU:0 . .O~iEDAY EVSNIMOG October | Tho sek Markets were dltl T-iia'y !Vonsols were i 'quote'd from the opening at a slight decline upon ihe closing prices o£ Weduesdgy, aud the market gave.'na signs of rallying throughout. The last prices were 934 'to!94 money, and 94 to 941 for the November'account. ! Th Nev Treepci Cents. were qnoted awt ...

... Although the weather has been rainy for the completion of the harvest in the northern mid outlying districts of the kingdoil, it has been higisly favourable for the cultivation of toe soil, and farmers ihave been busy preparing their land to get in the autumnlal sowings. The long continuance, however, of a humid atmosphere has pressed very heavily on the aeheat trade, vwhich has been gradually ...

... ?t ?p ( ) ? J?! i . ?? I ? I L,?. I , ; j In.H. I :Nt) N,M ?? anvi vvKracu,o-~ Dflniu-mbmi i-7. j i!I to, mon at' An p t' I m:tl I 'Ar. ?? L ( I 1t0 * t pr~'tfl ,II' . akrn Ii'tS \tto I 4t'' i' Old iSiA L( i a''it.4. 8 -( ' 3.A ' ith it ?? 1 i '70 t_. ,I,' ; tfit I tact' ii flit' ytcut' I [mtt 2 O ?? 'or ) liitt't ?? ' M r ;ligICr. i: a I t i I t t I ?? I0111 ti ln ai ?? Il iat t ~ ...

... GLOUCESTER CORN MARKET, SatUtday.-LJA.r supply of farmrcrs' whleat att our Inarket to-day, whlich sold at last week's prices. 1Foreign jii fair demand, swithohtelhauge in valise, BWans andl barley ucIanged. New oats d111, but old firm. WORCESTER CORN MARKET, SatrdaY.-Supply Mo. derate. Attendance, pretty good. Market quiet for wheat, at the rater of lost week. In all articles uno alteration. ...