... LONDON GdZESTTL', J-ty, Jan. 11. BANKRIUPTS. Notice of Adjudication and Firet Mleeting of Creditors. To Surrender at the Bankrupts Court, London. Allwor ak E.. Ccmmercial-ctreet, provision dealer, Feb. 4, at 11 Aehwlorth W., Witdscworth, baker, Jan. 23, at 12 Barker J., Eye, pork butcher, Jan. 23, at 11 Beckett 0., jun.. De Boaam oir Town, compositor, Jan. 30, at 2 Billings Q, N., Slbophord's ...

... I n__ no>_* ?? 1iaIll3'.-LEY. W rW' o -nelo-BI. -lsrlaaglrtered for the ?? rI d at f-cii .c. :1(1. to S0ls.d. lit u ttone reteeil 7d. to Soit per lb. itiuttoi 7. to ..vent 00. to lod , tork 7d. to 7il. There se;t or, oxcell-,nt we 't or ]oits ill the i1iirlo,1 hat tldI' wnlS vio 3 yult. Small rtiltrunr Oos. to lis., elseiul, to 21,.; -t oeS tie,. to s0., porlkers l,. 8d. to G. 1d. per tane. ...

... ioTEY M TARo cI1ARE AND PRODUCE MARKETS. Ad ox gg LONOu Qaniserosmair.) LoNDox, Thursday Evening. There has been no recovery of anination in the stock markets, and quotations are in some respects still lower. This is particularly the case with the Funds. The recent failure of a dealer with no less than upwards of three hundred thousand Console open and options to half that extent, is of course ...

... CORN MARITUE PS. I ?? 1 FS1Y. WeYdnesdey-Tlhras was only ai modera0te lrttorrlioa Iat ?? (ore] Eadrireno to-day. New ^islerit inl ide Ir,. as ire mnoray, ofld rrldisid from eJ. to Lw rleritilcir. Peas ilavancod Is. r qr ther ar1 i cls inur( ?? lest week's pr icoes. CanlE, ?? wheat lus, 3d. toilH. Oad red 10. od. to l~a Itare 7,. lid~u 'Jnd, iblaok oats ls. to 7s. hOd., taeney HS. 44. to 8. IO ...

... .LoK1.Woz GaZBETTB. lhiay, July 19. ' BANKRUPTS. i Notice of AdjudicatICfl and First Meeting of Creators C To Surrender at thl Bnkrupits' Court, London. Casteli S. slad O.. flrebsindmouEO. merchants, July Sa chiles a. H.i St, Sehnts-wood-tarrace. linen draper. July 29 Obriste her 3 ?? S lat of Groat Ormonedeireot, July St Church IiOxford-etreet, busier. July831 Olerke S.,lat of FagglestoneiSat ...

... (Folns 2 ssees. Smith(, Jiduyrdsd, and Co.'s Mofenthsly Cohdon, Chsesdssr.) The prospects of our market have steadily grown worse since the year commenced, and the question of supply and demand presents itself now in a very ?? light to what it did a few months ago. The protracted depression of trade and the small demand from consumers, not only in this country but in America and the Continent ...

... B3ANKRUJPTCY PROCEEDINGS AT YORK. Yesterday (Thursday), Mr. James Stephen, Deputy-Registrar, sat at York Castle to hear applications from prisoners for debt to be adjudicated bankrapts, and assigned to their respective courts for examination:- JoiiN HunaLn , Ossett, near Wakefield, said his ju~g-- ment creditor was Mr. Samuel Cook, of Millbridge, Nor- manton, to whom he owed £06 INs,, borrowed ...

... 1 SHARE AND PRODUCE MA-RUETS. (FRoM OE L 0NDO COanEBSrotlDU.r4) LoNDox, S iturday. The Stock DIarkets have been void of animation, and tho tendency to improvement which waq a marked feature after rtgular hours yesterday ha3 not been tnaiatained. That improvement was based upon an advanco in palig, itself caused by a repor., not con- firmed, that the occupation Of Romue would be a joint ...

... HULL CORN RETURN.-SEPT. 17. Qrs. bsh. s. d. 2 s d. Wheat .. 106 0 ?? 327 12 6 ?? 3 1 92 Oats .. . 8 0 10 8 0 ?? 1 6 0 GAINsBOROUGH, Tuesday.-A moderate show of wheat. Last week's prices fully maintained. Barley in good supply and in excellent condition. High prices were readily made. There are great complaints of the yield in wheat. LIVERPOOL, Tuesday.-Large attendance and good consumptive ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE, (zroma tleo Kalrk-lwse Apress.) BRITISH. The weather of the past week has been seasonable, that is, it has varied, bringing high winds, that carried more dust than March, but intermingled with sharp hailstorms and short showers, and itfinisbedvery wet. On the whole, the nights have been cold, and below the wants of vegota- tion. The first rain was not heavy enough to ...

... WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, F=DAY, Sawniunxal 20. (Messrs. -Dwns and Co.'s C-rcutear.) I1arvest work progresses, but it is far from being brought to a conclusion in this part of the country or the north. As far as threshing of wheat has proceeded, the reoult generally has been very unsatisfactory, both as to quality and yield, and there is now little doubt but that the crop will fall far short of ...

... - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Pet A RCNSLEY Wcdneaday.-Thsere was a large show of pigs, which miet with a slow eels, prireec ruling low. Stuckers esold frocr Os. ta s. the Od., strong etores 0os, to 25as., large pigs Soo. to Ues. each. Pork pigs Lro,- from tos. Cd. to fee. 0o, per stone. Beef is. to is. 86. per stone, mutton -ijr 51d. to lid., vocal Old. to TO, per lb. DRIFFIELD, Wedaosdsy.-A ...