... L OMJ ON AZE'rTE, B-kv ~seyt, 6. BANKRUPTS. Notice of Adjudication and First oesting of Creditors. To Surrender at the Baakrapta, Court, London. Babier J., Rntcliffe, baker, Sept. 18 Barber G., Battersea, grocer, Sept. ie Bowen W., Norvicb. plumber, bhnt. :8 thileott WV., Blacklriare-road, lieusect Victualler, Sept. 17 Contes A., Bnyawater. milliner, Sept. IS Cocks S., Soutbsea, Sept. 20 ...

... BIRMINGHAM.-lThe reports in reference'to the state of trade in this town are more satisfactory; there ie n1o approach to animation, but the tone is better, and in- dications of a further and general reaction are appa- rent. BliaxDro0an.-Though there was rather a better tone pervading the market at the beginning of the week, there has been little disposition in any department to do business ...

... LOND N UAl,,1ETLT, Ty, &cpt, 11). Notice of Adjudieadion A Fir:,t Metin; of Creditor., To Surrudnez at the l1ar.kruLpte' Co art, London. Mitchell W., Stepney, out of brmine-; Webb T., Hackncy, carver, Alder, and pietire frame matcr Smith IU. C., ?? l illl, A.Ji brkori clerak Bishop J., Cambrwsell, stonemtaon Scoflrem J., 1en-ington Pi.rkr, rnmdioa rrvtitionnr VWiis C. H. and W. E. BT:ll, ...

... n Si' 1, HULL, Tuesday (From J. Ellrman and Co.'s ral at ?? our market this day we had a fair supply Ce d of English wheat from, the farmers which met a BLow' es-ale at Is to 2s per qr decline. Foreign wheat met a fes it fair sale at the full rates of last week, particularly the d finer qualities. English barley freely offered at is per D qr decline; in foreign no alteration. Beans and pes ...

... MONgY AIARKET9 SHARE ALNI I'IODUCE MARKETS, (FRoI oup, LoNDson CORRESrPONDENT.) LoxinoN, Saturday. A fii mer tolo leaS porvaded the Stock Markets to-day, ad Unin site of a vrlr liruitoa attendance a modlerate busi- ness 15 tarsal doc at generally bottor prices. 'lio Funds have beea p5rtiiilalY steady Caonsols are now the sane for mosey asd accoulnt, and it is comuonly renorted that the baks ...

... -JoNEY MARKET fiIIrsIAH AND PRODUCE MA.RIErS. p Ot ul Loa-ooz ?? POXMsr.) LotDoN, Saturday. A further decline has taken place in the Stook mar- ,et, mtnd they are wholly devoid of animation. As far a C,,8o1s are COncerned the relapse is mainly owing to the 0l0si'tg of speculative engagemonts for the rise previously to tho settlement whieh closeo on Taeaday; ?? they h1ive by gympathly affectei ...

... CATTLE MARKETS, FALUIRIC SEPTEMiBER TltYST, Monday.-The second of the great cattle and sheep trysts at Falkirk began 'this morning, on the uscal stauce at Stenilouslumuir, oear Larbert. Tins lorning wivi dull and threatened to rsin, but fortunately it cleared op in the afternoon, nid a mioniticent day followed, In the seurvonding *tidtricts reap- ing-vhiich ir far behind hoes-went merrily on, ...

... CORN MARJRETS. BEROWICK, Saturday.-To day sevoral samples of now corn were offered. Tbe quality of wheat ld somewhat various, ranging from middling to very tine. Prices irregular. Barley, though not bright in colour, is of good sound quality, weighing from 63 lbs. to tO Ibs. tip to 571 lbe, A ready Halo at 325. to 37s. 4d. per qr. Oats are verv flne in colour, and ?? will weigh well, Fay 421bs ...

... ICOTABIERCIAL AND OTHER MARKETS. CORN. HuLL, Tuesday, (from Keighiley, Maxsted and Co.'s ?? weather during the past week was rather unsettled, but not sufficiently so as to stop harvest work entirely, and a good breadth of corn has been se- cutred, although it must be expected that the condition cannot be so dry as that previously gathered; further dry weatheris still needful to save the crops ...

... MEETING OF THE HULL DOCK COMPANY1, j B IGNATIpt :r UP. -tFFAl-. I - I n- Oman .. ?? We On Friday, a menetitig 'of the shareholders in the 6de Hull Dock ComMJany Was held at the Dock offiei8, she under the presidenoj eof the chairman, Mr. Willam Ott Wright. There Was a pretty numerous. meeting. ird The object of the meeting was to receive the resigna- W. tion of Mr. lIuffam, as secretary to the ...

... THE BOARD OF TRADE RE [URNS. T ?? ~~~The following- is it surnnrnmry of tha lm11orti awll Ixport. for July ;mand the decalnid value I Expouts fog tine month and saven meat.s manled 31st ?? IMPORTS AND) EXPORTrS Or Fonrorux ANDZ 51 ~~~CmOLOIAL MERCIEANnI3E. le Articles. Imports for July~1.tjorfor ?? y. Ii. ISGo. I I 57. I s ;I 9 . I S67, at Cocoa ?? lbs.. 761 ,20 2.1 21,571 '278,,S97i 919,5 ...

... ('osrn thek Mark Lane Express.) BRITISH. The cold north-easterly wind of the past week has greatly helped the gatherings in all the late districts, both as respects cereals and the second crop of hav, which in some cases nearly equalled the first out. But in cold situations, where sunshine and warmth were wanted, not much progress has been made. Ireland, it seems, hew suffered from wet, and ...