... noubon.PlafteM, tCORN EXCHANGE, AUOUST 2. The Wheat marlket, which had declined towards the close of last week, wits brisker this morning, and the arrival, which was imlderately lartre from Elssex, Kent, and Suffolk, was mostly taiien off on much the samc terms as this day ?? also remains at our last quotation. Barley meets a dull sale, and is certainly lower; and Malt scarcely supports its ...

... nallb~alt lurdt. 2. CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 5, The arrival of English Wheat since this day se'n- t- night has been very moderate; but of Foreign there has been some quantity, as also of Flour coastways, e in the same ?? morning the show of Wheat, whichnwas chiefly by land sample from Essex a and Kent, was rather limited, and fine runs were s taken off on full as good or even better terms; but _ ...

... BAXKERUPTSfrom FRIDAY'S GAZETTE. William Abbott, of Aldersgate.street, coal merchant. Thomas Lewsey, of Great Bursted, Essex, farmer. Georgc Henry Trimbey, James George Lewis Trimbey, and George David Trimbey, of *'atlieg-street, merchants. George Chappel, of lolborn Bridgc, hat maker. John Swan, of Northleach, 6locestershire, draper. Johl Andrews and Gcorge Andrews, of Bread-strect, Cheapside ...

... Irtoltball f4atucto. CORN EXCH}ANGE, Monday, Afay 7. The arrival of Wheat this morning is moderate, and so also has been the supply both of Wheat and Flour durl'9g the last week. The trade, however is on the whole dull, and except for superfine parcels ratlier lower than otherwise. _-Barley is steady in value, and Pease sell on quite as good terms ; whilst Beans, which are in very scanty ...

... 3LO1173011 faarheto. CORN. EXCHANGE. M1ondlay, Jly i. There has been a good supply of Wheat since this day se'nnight, though the arrival this morning was on the whole moderate; the trade is, however, extremely dull, and we consider it from Is. to 2s. per quarter cheaper than this day s 'nnight._Barley remains as last quoted nor can we note any alteration in the value of Pcas, which, beilg in ...

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... MARKET IHERALD. , A, w a,. 1 - . . . . - x- . ?? COR1N AGXCtrr 'IfVali, Monday, Dec. 22. Though tho arrival of Wheat an d Flour this week is moderate, tle trade oil the whole is dull on rather worse ?? barely supports ondaly's preies, and Bcans and Peas are the tuil ?? are ?? supplied with Oats this week; but as there will be no mnakct on ?? next (boijig Christmas Day) the consuiriers ?? ...

... CORNV BXCIA NGH, A11ondeay Ahoty 'T There juas been a good supply both of WXheat iend Flour duir- ing tho past wtek, hut thle arrival of 'Wheat this morning was rafther arodorato than otlherwise-fthe trade, nevertheless, wasa far fronr brisk, and though thea host runs fully supported our ls quotation, thero Was not so moult disposition to? prchase as ]last week, arid thm middling and ordinisry ...

... NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING-MOYDAY. U.l.I, - T,.. ?? ?? A -tPA -u . . - , Match.-Lord Suffield's Alfred, Tst. 71b. (Pavis) beat the Duke of Richmond's Pussy, ist. IOlb. D. L. 200 h. ft. 2 to 1 on Alfred, who won by a length. Swieepstakes of 10 soves. each, for three year olds* colts, Ost, 71b.; fillies, Bst. 4lb. T. Y. C. Five subs. Lord Exeter's . Candian ?? I ?? (Conolly) I Colonel ...

... Bank rupts f'ot7: Taesday's Gazette. J. Dickson, Fish-treet-hill, wholesale haberdasher. Joseph Mansell, of Biensighajjm, timber merchant. Joseph Nicholson, of Workington, flour dealer. Frederick Markland, of Norwich, brewer. Patrick Walsh, of Bristol, linen draper. Robert Dods, of Southw ark, linen draper. Henry Ilippisley, of Shepton Alallett, brewer. Charles Cross, otf LudgatC-strOet, ...

... D ,.Vf TO U ,I^URSDATs ?? coNTINUIED) Bantrkupts froma Saha-day's Gazete. Jaines Adanms, of Castle-street, Bristol, grocer. Johlln Mhije, jwin. of Bishop Ulearmouth, Durham, iroin funder. Charlce Joseph Bodington, of flook-Norton,Oxford- shire, innkeeper. Henry Askew Harrison, of Liverpool, haberdasher. ...

... mogooll -AlarhOo. Corn Exchange, Oct. 24. There has been a good supply of Flour since this day se'nnight, though the arrival of Wheat during the same period has not been large. Such was the case also this morning; the mealing trade nevertheless was exceedingly dull, and last week's prices were only supported for superfine parcels; the middling and ordinary sorts are certainly ?? is in an ...