... LONDON GAZEJTTE Tuesday, July 30, BIAKRUPTS. Notice of Adindloation and First Meeting of Oreditor. To Sorrender at the Bankrupts' Co0rt, Lcr dor. Andrewa J., Milk-street, commi'eion agent, Aug. 14 Bourdillon J., Gulddldall-chrmb-re, eolicitor, Aug. 13 Burton J., Greatrampford, innkeeper, Aug. 14 Calipse C J., Lower Jamos-strcet, (3olden-square, goldsmith, Aug. 14 Clement F. South Lambeth, ...

... CORN MAR-KETS. BaBLN8EZY, Wednosdny.-There was onlya moderate attendance atto-day'smakot. Whentwasluehortsapplybut no dearer. harley sold at lostweek's prioea Boss, beans, anad oats undorwent no ohango in value. COOR, Wednesday,-Tawiy oats Bs. 9d. to Ds. IPSWICH, Tnesday.-There were small supplles of wheat at this mresket, And they weze eagerly taken by millera ait full prires. For foreign the ...

... THlE EFFECT OF TRADES UNIONS ON PRICES AND WAGES. (Tromn the .&swnest') A fortnight since we examined two hypothetical cases in the action of trades unions. First, we supposed that trades unions were suddenly and with equal vigour introduced into all trades, and showed that then they would, in all likelihood, raise prices, and that they cer. tainly would not lower wages. Secondly, we supposed ...

... 8I1ARE AND PRODUCE MARIMTS. (aOmX OUR LoUnol CoUa=OND-.) Logmos, Wednesday Evening. The Stock Markets have improved. The fiue weather and the sensible diminution of anxiety regarding poli- tical matters have been the chief influences ian opera tion. At the opening quotations were firmer generally, and when it subsequently transpired that a like feeling of confidence was being exhibited in ...

... THE BOARD OF TRADE RIETURMN i FoA Jit JE. The Board of Trade returns for the month of June. indicate a steady amount of business. The total deolareda value of our obipments was £ 16,490,091, being an increasea of 6 per cent. compared with June, 1866, and of 17 per cent. on June, 1865. The esportation of yarns of all kinds, cotton, linen, and woollen, seems to. show a Considerable revival in ...

... I I IUp to Friday the weather of the past week was fair and growing, but on that day there was a very heavy fal of rain from the east, with a prospect of more-very disappointing on the eve of harvest, as all the warmth we conld get was wanted to complete the maturity of the crops. Again, however, it may be we are saved by the lateness of the season, and prices in London were then but slightly ...

... M1ONEY MARKT. SNARE AD PRODUCE MAIHET&9. (Fnou oxm LIqDON Connsitmowm.) ILowoit, Thursday Evening. A change in the weather, which is expected to give place to more wet, was sufficient this morning to damp the hopes of speculators, and the market being deprived of this support relapsed into its former depressed state. !rho chief want is public support, and the chief hin- dranco to any change in ...

... PRICES OF ENGLISH & FOREIGN STOCKS. HULL, THuRSDAy EVVNmNCa. (Supplied by WM..WEST, Stock-broker, Hull. MLondon Closing Prices Consols for Money ?? 94 - 94h A sAccount, st .94 - 94s RAILWAYS. Caledonian ?? -112 Great Eastern .26 - 26. Glreat Northern . ?? 110 -112 ,, ., A. ?? -310 Great Western ?? 401-- 41i Lancashire and Yorkshire ?? ?? London and Chatham ?? - 16 London and Brighton ?? . ...

... CORN. HULL, Tuesday.-(From Keighley, Maxsted, and Co.'s Report).-The weather has been more settled a during the past week, although in some localities very heavy thunderstorms are reported to have beaten down the crops; harvest has commenced south of the Thames in the early districts, but in our E neighbourhood it cannot be general before the third 2 week in August. Of wheat the arrivals are 6 ...

... OPRN M ARKETS. WAKEHIELD CORN MARKET, Famrni, AUcusr 2. (Iessrs. .Dsns and Co.'s Mieutlar.) We are exceedingly quiet to-day; our millers get their wants met on easier terms at Liverpool, so that our demand is very limited; indeed it is rather fortunate it is s ao, for we could not on these markets find wheat for the 3 full requirements of the trade. Oats and barley meet a fair retail inquiry ...

... TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GETLummx,-I hoped some shareholder more competent than myself would have replied to the letter Of A Creditor, which appeared in your issue of the 23rd ultimo, and which purports, I presume, to be a reply to your excellent leader of the Saturday previous, upon the statement therein contained, showing the present position of the liquidation of this badly ...

... wRADE RE: PORT FOR JULY, 1867. WooL TaAse.-Only a very moderate business has been done in woollen goods during the month. The buyers who have attended this market have generally bought but paringly, and have not yet begun to operate freely for the winter trade. The few country buyers who have visited the market have bought more freely. The shipping trade is dull' most of the manufacturers are ...