... ?? - MONDAY. MxRK-LAsEx.-Ths Supply of wheat from Essex and Kent was hlest; that of barley, beans and peas limited, with few fresh arrivals of English oats by rail. Imports of foreign eats9 were again liberal, but these of other articles of ties trade were mode- rate for this day's miarket. English wbeat met a good sale at Is. per qr ever the prices of last Monday for all sorts. Foreign ...

... THE LONDON GAEZZTTE. TUESDAY. BANKRUPTS. J Douglas, Totteuhamicouittroad, upholsterer-S Smith, ?? ~odsbiurY, Worcestersbire-E Colyer, Sevenoalce, V.eut-J Evans, Englefield, Berkshire, out of buoiness-G Wadelay, Satterton Dowdyke, Lineolnshire, farmer - Md (Griffiths, Llandewi Velfrey, Pembrokealsire, farmer, SCOTCH SEQUESTRtATIONS. G Taylor, Inveruie, nurseryman-J Wylie, Glaggow, manu. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... MONDAY | [ARazLA.M-The arrivals during thes pstwoeefrhave Ieso - 3ngllsh wheat, 2,141 qre; foreign, 72,084 qrs; exports, b,e84 qrb. There wae a smali aupp-y of home-grown wheat at market tlis morning, and the trade ruled steady at an ad- vanee of Gs to 8s per qr on last Monday's prices. of foreign the aarivals were liberal, and consisted principally of East Indian desenptions. There was a ...

... BOARD OP TMADZ RITURUS. The Board of Trade retainas for &ugrus are not even so favour. able as in the preceding month, both emports and imports again s=owing iu value a decline. The imports for the month are valued at d.31,'944,411, as against X33,816,EO2 in August last se3r, althou gh for the eight ulonths of this year theyamiounted to 4261,2g3,634, as against £251,517,806 in the ...

... WIE LO'moI GAZETTZ. TUESDAY. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Williamn Biggs, Wrotliam, Kent, brehewer s manager. .BANBERbPTi._ James Black, King's Ar,.s-varl, OlCor-ate-strcet, commission ?? elayntard, G;iured-st eet, Ciledouianr-road, cab prspr .etor-elulcalltL Tho an-, siea., iVosttield, Sasesx, tkre-hing snotenins2 ?? Pearce, ltoche, Cornvwall, farmer- Marrtaca Hl¢iuhugh, Wcst Boh'ou, Durhamt, lollso ...

... THE JARKETS. MONDAY. MAou-TANP.-The arrivals during the past week have been -English wheat, 1,242 qrs; foreign, 60,490 qrs. Exports, 1,173 qrs. There weas again a very small supply of English wheat at market this morning, and all fairly-conditioned parcels were readily sold at an advance of 22a. per qr. Of foreign the arrivals were fair, and, with s large attendance of millers, a stelaly ...

... 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 ...

... %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 ...

... THRICATEwF.n GrnAT STReee.-The operatives en. gaged in the nut and bolt trade in the South Stafford- shire and East Worcestershire districts have given em- ployers notice for an. advance Of 15 per cent. upon last year's list of prices, and unless the employers grant the request a general strike vwill be decla red. The operatives demand an increase in consequence of improved trade, but the ...

... TEE MARKETS. WMDNZODAT. MAaRz.AxE.-A firm tone characterizes the grain trade at Mark.lane, and prices were well supported. Supplies of English grain were short, and the freshreceiptsof foreigawere only moderate. For wheat, both English and forefo, there was a firm demand, an~d pries8 were fuly as dear. Flour was firm at late rates. malting barley was quiet, but grinding steady with fair ...