... CITY, SATuRPAY ArrEnNoox.-A fair amount of busi- ness has been transacted on the Stock Exchange, but few special features are noticeable. Console recovered last week's fall. In the Bnglish railway market prices have been generally on the decline, the principal selling being of Great Western. lioreign Government bonds were at first helped by the firmness reported fronm Paris, and were mostly a ...

... LATEST MARKET INTELLIGENCEB CORN EXCHANGE. MARK-LARE. FiuOAY, April 9. English Wheat has been in steady demand this week, and owihg to scarcity of Red, corn- pulsory purchasers of the latter were obliged to give Sd mnore per qusarter thsan the average price of 33s. White retained its old valne of 343- Foreign growthsB hae also been stronger. A steady business has beee done ill Flour, Oats, ...

... LATEST MARKET INTELLIGENCZ CORN EXCHANGE. MARK-LANE FRIDAY. JUIy 9. No business of importance has been done thft? week, speculators holding aloof in the face of the fineweather and hopeful prospects of a good harvest. Supplies of Wheat have been consider' ably in excess of demand; but no chauge has taken place in price. Dealings in Flour have been small, chiefly at former quotations. ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, JUNE 22. LONDOX.-F. Beville and Hannah Richardson, Aldermanbury Postern, City, under-clothing manufacturers-W. T. Brockwell, Maltby-street, lermnosidsey, builder-H. G. Davis, Praed-street, Paddington, ?? Anne Trower, Strand -E. B. Turner, Jetyrey's-square, commission agent-G. Wiggins, jun., Bow Ceommon-lane, Burdett-road, sawmill proprietor. LONDON GAZETTE. JUNE 25. LoN-DoN.-F. ...

... LATEST MARKiT INTELLIGENCE. CORN EXCIANCGE. ARX-LANE. FBIDAY. Feb. 26. More animation has been shown this week, .nd sellers did better all round. Wfheat of good Iuality strengthened Slightly (red a trifle lcarer),and ?? kept updlate currencies. A -ise of 3d per quarter in M~aize tock place, tihe lemsand improviug. Barleys, owing to scarcity, vere held with firmness, particularly good flalting. ...

... [ LONDON GAZETTE, FER. 2. Loiwnox.-H. Chase, Tisavi s-inn and Holborn, tea mercharnt-J. Biggs, Crondall-street and George-square, Hoxton, tinplate worker-W. Bush, North-street, Limehouse-fields, fish curer and saleseman-J. Dards, Xennrlngton-park-road, lilghterrau--. J. Davis, Stolke Xewington-road, auctioneer and surveyor-Gedney, York-street. Portmrn-square-J. Hat-dy, Vineyard-walk, ...

... I LONDON GAZETTE, OcT. 19. LONDON.-R. J. Brooks, sen., Usher-road, Bow, builder-W. T. Cogswell, Oxford-street, grocer -J. T. Daly, York-street, Waiworth, timber ( onerchant-J. Dunsmore and J. Adamson, West Ferry-road, Miliwall, engineers-S. P. Long- t man. High-street, Peckbasm, butcher-M. F. I llacCormacle, Pembnidge-place, Bayswater, cur- geou-major-D. S. Nice, Claphann-road, bnilder -J. ...

... CONE EXCHANGE, MARE-LANE. FRIDAY, March 19. Trade on the week has again been marked by firnnesss more money sometimes being asked than buyers would pav; but this was modified Considerably by the Vwarmer weather setting in to-dav. An advance of 6d to Is has e been general in Englishl and foreign Wheats -28s-33s for red and ?? for white; of 6dt in Flour of good marks ; of Gd in Oats-each of the ...

... LATEST MARKET INTELLIGONCE- CORN1 EXCHANq. MAK-LANE7 1. FraIDA.Y August1S Wheat buyers have been holding back in ex- pectation of perceiving the reevues of tfihe or- vest; but prices nevertheless havebeenfr Id stocks in hand. English white Wheat has sold from 32s to 35s 6d. red, 30s to 32s. Owing to the wet harvesting operations have been de- layed. Canterbulry market had the first ?? of this ...

... ADJUDICATIONS IN BANKRUPTCY, LONDON GAZETTE. Nov. 30. LoNDoN.-T. Andrews, jun., Clapton-place. Lower Clapton, upholsterer-V. Smith, St. Johlns-roasi, Iloxton, box manufacturer-W. S. Spark. late Queesliborough-terracs, Kensington- !carden. end elsewhere, gentleman-NX Thoip- j sonh Sotlssmanptcn-biiihlings. Chancery-lane, I geltleuiall-A. Wyatt, St. ilcuet-place, Grace-, cehur c,-steest. ...

... LATEST MARKET INTELLIGENCEI CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE. FRIDAY, Sept. 3. The excitement incidental to events in Bul- garia having subsided, Wheat dropped to 35s for red,, and Its white. Some samples of new were of poor condition, having been cut before the recent snnshin1 weather set in. Foreign Wheat h.t been a most neglected, and Flour realised no more than 34s, the demand bein veryslow. ...

... CORN EXCHA GE. MAK-LANE FRIDAY. July 2. The brilliant ssimmer weather of the past week has greatly improved the prospects of thn farmer, and consequently holders of old coru have been but too ready to accept offers on easier terms. Some heavy stocks are in hand. and the favourable turn in the season hati caused these to be put on the market rathe;e heavily. The best ?? has sold wealiy at 35s ...