... FROM THE L ON GAZEm Loaaot RANK~cTUESDAy, J`UoM 4. EONDO BANKUPTS.Jr. LDavids, Park-place, St,- Jales's-1. W. Robertson, Alderagute-street, buliosn, dealer. COUNTRY RANKMUPTS.-.. Blennett, Manchester, estate, agent-T. Birch, Clehonger. 'Herefordsahire, farmer-B. Davies, 'Aberdare, grocer-c. A. W. D. Dundes, Bristol, newspaper proprietor-NV. Liley, Liversedge, Yorkshire, currier. FRI 'DAY, JUNE ...

... I THE CHLARGE AGAINST DIRECTOPS. At the Mansion house on Wednesday, .L Jules laucelot, Mr. F. N. Drummond, Mr. G. F. Johnson, and Mr. Edward Ettermain were again summoned ?? Mayor, up nthe charge that they being directors of a certain rhblic company called the Peat Coal, and Charcoal Company (Limitted), un- lawfu31y conspired together to cheat and defraud the shareholders of the company. The: ...

... _ - TEE PEABODY FUND-_ The trustees of the Peabody Donation fond have issued a report of their proceedings ad financial statement for the year ending the 31st of December, 1874. As stated in the last report the ?? ojf the fund on the 31t MADecember, 1879 ,weas 578,0591. 9s. 6d. To this~ sum 'has been addedjfor rents and. interest on investments during the past year, 15,5681. 8s. 2d., making ...

... LATEST MRKET INTELLIGENCE. I FRIDAY EmNnc, Mlarch 6. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE.. The corn trade was quiet in all departments this morn- ing, but prices generally were more steady. Wheat, with but little demand, was not lower than Monday, although to force sales of foreign it would have been difficult to oh- tain former rates. Barley was fin, and oats rather im- proved in tone. In other articles ...

... LATEST MARKET INTELLI(GENCE . iDAY, Sept. 6. CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE. There was about the usual supply of EnrgD wheat here to-day, ehiefly new, in moderate condition; and the show of foreign samples was by us mneans plentiful. Sdals of all kinds pro. ceeded slowly wsithout any change from Mon. (lay's rates. tiarley and moire wtere firm, and for oats, beans, and flour fully former rabtes ...

... , LATEST MABAET INTELLIGENC4 1|tIfI5AY. Nov. 15. COlZNEXCHtAN GE, , ARIZL-?tE. The trade ?? Marlk-laile was slow to-day. English wheat weeS a short supply, but of fsreigis 500(1. For fine parcels the sale was araea~ t full ratos.ts A otheerrespectis otthere trilsd were in limited requlest, wvithlout any changlee in the prices fromn those reachled o31 Moundy. BREAD. The following are the prices ...

... FROM THE ONDON GAZEsE TODAY, MYA s1 . I 8smameewm Ammiamn.-T. G. .Arett New 'North- street, 'Ed Lion-square, clerk-J. Glnoun, Penzance,.hrn- keeper-. Johnson, Ludlow, diaper-W.. Mllesjun.,and T. Miles, Kingaton-on.Thames, Bryliersa- 81imm, Jrdatol, beerretuller. ?? . I LONDOO DANKRU~vS.- -3 rnneU-W. MKRm, Rather- kilthe, engineer-i5 Mlanour, Aldetsgatc-dirsot,' mehnaca- fiueres agen'b-J. ...

... LATEST MARKET INTEIGECE. FRIDAY EVENIG, IA. SL CORN, ?? attendasce of buyers this morningwa about the usual number. There was scarcely any lie fa 'the wheat trade, but prices were fdnn. Barley was more in request, and prime samuples steady in nilne. Oats had a downward tendency, ando other articles were macrind former prices. .Asesses as Waaa, e&r.- Ofles oemparatliv statement of&, liveries ...

... TV - MONETARY i{EVlEW. CITT TnUssDnAY EvENING.'- 'The Funds have been steady ihis week, but the tone of general business is not strong, the gradual withdrawals of gold from the Bank tending to confirm the impression that, although the Dis- count market seems for the moment to be fairly supplied, an advance of the rate from 4 to a per cent. is. not ikely; to be long delayed. Consols closed to ...

... .RnmAY, Nov. 29. CORN-EXCHANGE, MIARK-LANE. The trade wasveryquiet in all departments to-day. English wheat was in small supply, Ibut wve had a rood average show of foreign sansl- ples. The transactions were confined to the best runs, at Monday's rates. Fine barley was as deaf, butsluaize sad oats were bad to sell at the late reduced values. No alteration in other articles. 011lsSSNT PrloF0s ...

... LATEST BURKET INTrELLIGENCE I FRIDAY, Jan. 2iil CORN-EXCHANGE, M ARK-LAN'E. Tlbs C(LIII trade genjerilily aqain ha, a quiet ?? to-day. I he show of EliglSlI wheat was moderate, ald tile supply of foreign wsas by no means liberal, The best samples sold with steadiness at former rates; otherwise the trade was lull. Flour was unaltered. Barley, otts and maize, &c., were in limited request, with. ...

... I;LATEST M.aIKE7 INTELIfGENCOE :'AYE'I':G May 10. OaRN; i t !heft was a-dr. staflsnice? buyers at MOMIA to-day. The, tone of the whaeat trade wa3 to- ?? increased fdrnm as amdidfmost cases prices-werel s per ql. higher msaknO tite rhse So for tho week; and flour wds worth 1S per MeI muore toney. Onts were derer to buy, biut other artiles showed. no vexation from heh two Previous markets. ...