... TE ;ARKJT& ZV=A6V. I Xerer-rvx.~-rTeehige In the weather has beetn egarded with sotisfasctio, inesm I of an ?? tion of the unfavoortrble reports whiob were being nuore tre- qiseetly seosived from the agricenltureal districts. That die. eoloration had becomne more general was an latrnowledged faot, but we are not apprised that any irresparable damage had been sustainied. Aor tinuancc of warm ?? ...

... T'HE KARKET S I VARXL1,63.-Thia being Otristnies.day, the Corn BExhange 5 clored. - ?? quietness.-now prevails' in our agricultural ecd trade; buyers, as is always the Oise towards 011flstma55,' la-iug resolved 'to stay. their hands until after the holidays. is rbspepcts clover seed tho sitaton: 'may thus be summied up. i'his year the wriole ivorld over the crop is under an arveae, .nd the ...

... B1OAM3 ik' $.TDT Bi ' 'Tle Boarld ?? ,da rotolrs. *O) AIII'IL-t hbEit; ?? very nnfnuvooraiblc. 'iht ileela red vollo ofl roir rapertactiolni haS boon £20,503,756, apstilit 0',31 i,83't. in ALI-14t, 183, a declneo of 9' per cCItt., whilti cuapiaredl with AoII..t, 172 (the lareost total of Ceports oil rL Cord) thie dilrilltia ' is 1W ,p eer cont. Nhe fallilog-oh last oto'ntli ws did lilmlt d .t ...

... THE NARKETS. Englih what, ,M. rs; foreign, 24,088 gre, exrorte, 410 qre. The show of fresh samples this morning from Easex and Kent was limited ;condition itill inferior, and only fine dry Sample, sold at previous rates. The remainder were neglected. The foreign trade wee v7ery Inactive, and those who wanted to eel ox blyfoud heymos tae ?? flour, 15,588 wak 0 2 axrle. The trade was very ...

... %WNDNZ9VDAT. MMAstx.LA1O.-At Mark-laneaquiiet t.oneprevailed. SuppliO of English Wrodnee were short, and those of foreign on]. moderate, heat wae in glow request, eand wae about tb; samo in value as on Monday. Flour was qssiet at late rates Barley was weon held, but dealings were limited. Oats wor purchaed to a moderate extent at previous currencies, aw maz sl at about lateprices. Beam and ...

... X31E LONDON GAZETTE. TUESDAY, BAXERU'TOIES ANNUL.LED. J. Hughes, Higher Broughton, Manchester-J. Price, Alma. road, FAthill, Wandeworth, builder. BAINKRRUPTS. W. Coppin, Queen Victoria-street and Camlierwell New-road, enneer-h1. Povell, Gipsy.bill, Upper Norwood, ?? of Royal MWacsues-C. WarrenMiddile-rows plaoe, BHigh Holborn, and Toignnonth, joint editor and proprietor of the Royal Navy ...

... -ONWAR - ADI COMWXMCzAZ SOZL. LI0IErvM. At the earlier part of the wveek foreign atocks were very dull at a decline pretty well all round, the quotations from abroad being generally lower. Englilsh railway stocks steady, Great Northern A being in especially good request. Canadian rail. way stocks had a further marked decline without any apparent cause. Foreign were dull. .iericaW. railway ...

... Tz _ARKE T8, . nzonflay. MAUX-LA5M-Th8 SUpply of English what on sale at Our market to-d6y was very moderate. For both red and while qualitsieths ?? was aotive, anl a c'earanoe of the stands was ffecteda t an advance in the quotatlons, compared with Monda laMt, Qf 8. per quarter. The condition of the samples wna tozerably good. Foreign wheat, the show of whieh was tolerably extensive, moved ...

... * ?? Msaa-~saa--he MONDAY.I EnglshwheaSE-The , iaqsb during the past week have been-] Englishewheat, 8,75 qrs, foreign, 84 96S qr. Exports, 1,08) qrs. The suoply Of horme.growun freef up to market this morn- ing was moderate, and fine samples met an improved demand at previous pricesa Of foreign the 'arrivals were &bove an average, land with a good attendance of rni.lers a steady con- samptise ...

... THE NARKETS. | 51rTIWESEDAL. METROPOL1iTAXc CATTLUMIA3R0tT.-Tb1 cattle tra is frm at Monday's priots. Beasts have realized foll quotations. TIte English sbeeF have been quite as dear, but prices di'i. oult to move. ' OCives made quite as mueh money as on Mon. daj. Pis steady. At per stone of 81bs., sinking the offal. a. d. a.d. S.c. O. 4. Inferior Beasts 4 O to 4 6 Prime m eaors° 6 6to 8 ...

... LAST WEEK'S LATEST NEWS, . t91 ?? Wmim o cW300 Z t 1' 0 aem TIMI BANKiRUPTOY OF OV3R2ND, GUtN;EYI AND Co. The defendants, Henry Edward Gurney, Johnt Henry Gurney, P~bert Birkbsok, Henry Ford Barolay, Henry George Gordon, and William Rennie, surrendered on Wednosday morning at eleven o'clock, before the Lord Mayor and Alderman Gabriel, at the Maneion House, to undergo further examination upon ...

... THE -AIEETqS. 'IEUBS3DAr. MsTROrOoITAN CarrE.-N1 otwitaets:dg ciort. cattle trade was ?? in tone, and rie-s h.e art -, ?? ItL dency. Both beasts and sheep soll sloly a t Monday's prices. Lambs were decideily W c;k - * fairly steady. t -, a c£le Per GIbs sinking the offal, Coaree&-uf~hsaat sd. s. d. s Coarse&inf.beasts 4 5 0 Prime coars e Secondounlitydo. 5 0 5 6 woclked jO 6 G T Prime large ...