... MAnK-LAksE-There was a slight increase in the supply of English wheat on sale here today, whilst the quality of the Samples was tolerably good. The attendance ef millers was limited, and the demand for both red and white samples was heavy, at prices about equal to Monday. The fresh imports of foreign wheat having exceeded 35,000 quarters, the trade was heavy, and the value of inferior kinds ...

... T= WODOM - tRAWTS. K Thomas, BANKRUPTS i3 Thorne, Wellington road, St. John's-wood, otlor business _-g Williams, Gloucester-terrace. i'oitenham, clerk-A Nind. .:ediord street, Holloway, pelnter-T Swain, Lewielatmm-H Vokius, Aepland-grove, Hackusy, oub of basiaesE-5W Worth, Thomas-street, Clerkenwell, watch Dnisher-T Roe, Vicarage- road, Camborwoll, teacher i-f muslc-J Reed. Hormney-rise. ...

... MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL In7EXLl- GENCE. f )n 11 A + O Z1; _AnA A. . A . A1 On the Stock Exchange such alterations as occurred have been rather unfavourable, and prices in the funds, &c., generally ex- hibited a very weak appearance. The continued purchases of gold in the open market to send abroad, the oecasionial with- drawals from the Bank for the same purpose, and the downward tendency of ...

... THE VA3 TS. TilursdAV. COVENT GAaDEN.-There are. good supplies of fruit and vegetahies, which generally experience a brisk demand, as fol- lows JRV1T. Lmnpr100, 4s to O - IPineapples, per lb., Go to Ss Fletprlb., Os ist Foreign do, per lb., Os to De Geraps ios, e b, Ge04 Apples, 4e to So per bushel to l~s vEGETABLES. 2anltfowers per dozen hleds, Horseradiah, per bundle, IS Od OetoI , to 9s ...

... Friday. MARS-LAo¶.-Scarrely any old English wheat was on sale here to-day, and the supply of new was only moderate Owing chiefly, to the changeable state of the weather, the demand for both red and white qualities ruled steady, at prices fully equal to Monday. The imports of foreign wheat having exceeded 20,000 quarters, the Bhow of samples woes good, arie sales pro- gressed slowly, at ...

... WONETA-R D lI The great quention mooed f companiee ap)pears to h ° .. Phereis hev reason Tol ne Ca ' 1 ween the London, anin it, that, I ,. ifected. b, n:atteua 'ttu m ?? vud nth Londo* Fn, l ?? 'la Di 'il' 3Ie;r! The various marletete har agarun Show, ' til te turning paint from haepre. o-,0it 'e0 aid to have been fairly att th that S 'ly t otore conflidencn being ,a f r . ' I-t' it . and ...

... THE HARKETS. ?? 7rrlay. MARK-LAle.-Althoneh the supply of English whest on sale here to-day was limited, the demand for all kinds ruled very inactive. Huvwever. in the few sales effected, liondday's prices were supported. The quantity of foreign wheat offering was moderately extenstve. Fine dry samoles were held at full quo- tations. but inferior kinds were quite-neglected. Floating car- goes ...

... THE AIT . | A K-EARX- The slapply of Mnglish wheat reaelved rech up to our market to Uy wa u small, bat. the eonditioa of the pro- duce wae tolerably good. Very little besiness was transacted elther In red or 7tcite qualities, and price3 were Wlrhora mate- rial chang ftrcrn blonday. Thet nsrketwas moderatfly supplied with foreiga wheat. Owing chithuy, to the large. iuportanons the trade was ...

... TJIuralday; BREAD.-The prices of wheaten bread In the metropolis are from ltd to l0id; of housahold. 73d to O.4d per 41b loaf. CovENT (*A. R.-Ttie market is wel eup2lted with veae- tab i.aud the at ow o I fruit is seasons. l exrtenu I the who A Iretrade iseteadyasfoIlows:- VltI15TA5Xr; Cauliflower, eV onn beads, Horser ish per bundle ItOd ae toa to an Cabbageo, per dozen heads, Turnips, per ...

... At Shereditch County Court on Wednesday was tried a case, the Brother Eugene v. Powell and others. This was an action to recover one week's salaryforper - forming on a trapeze, and damages for the detention of the trapeze and its fittings. Mr. G. 0. Nash appeared for the plaintiff, who is one of the Brothers Eagene ; Mr. Clark representing defendants, who are circus proprietors, lately at the ...

... THE MACRETS. ?? 3Asx:rA~zAlihorugh the supply of English wheat on sale here to-day was very limited. the demand for both red and w-hite qualities was heavy. To hare forced sales, lower ra.tes in t have been submitted to. Fine foreign wheats were held at full currencies; but the inquiry for them was heavy, Out of condi- tion sorts were certainiy cheaper. FIloating cargees of grain were inactive ...

... THlE TRADES' UNION COMMISSION. The commissioners have held their sittings at Park- prospect House, Westminster-Sir W. Erle presiding. The commissioners present ?? Earl of Lichfield, Lord Elchn, M.P., Sir Edmund W. Head, Sir Daniel Gooch, M.P., Mr. Herman Merivale, C.B., Mr. James Booth, C.B., Mr. J. A. Roebuck, M 1P., Mr. Thomas Hughes, M4.P., Mr. Frederic Harrison, and Mr. W. Matthews. Mr. J. ...