The Press.
London, England, 1856-12-13 00:00:00

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FOREIGN RAILWAYS
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FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE
Tuesday, December 9.

BANKRUPTS.—JAcoa ISAAC DE JoNGE, Mark-lane, City,
merchant—JOHN HUNTER, Little Tower-street-chambers, City,
merchant—Jolts GREEN, Sunderland, patent rope manufacturer
and general merchant—LEWlS BENJAMIN ,Jewry-street, Aldgate,
City, fish and leather merchant—CHARLOTTE ROBERTSON, Brook-
street, Itatchff, Middlesex, licensed victualler—WlLLlAM I'mtL•
Liss. Norwich, currier, leather cutter, and publican—THOMAS
BAKER and JAMES BOSWELL, High-street. Poplar, Middlesex,
colour manufactuyers—WlLLlAM LAMONT BAILEY and RICHARD
HARVEY, the younger, Crutched-friars, City, merchants—DAVlD
Smtru, the Lord Nelson, Duke's-road, St. l'ancras, licensed
victualler—RlCHAßD COWPER STEELE, Fenchurch-street, City,
merchant—NiARMADCKE IRISH, White Hart Ina, Maidenhead,
Berke, licensed yictualler—EDMUND the younger,
Gracechuteh-street, City, insurance broker, underwriter, and
merchant—HENßY COATES, Bull-street, Birmingham, milliner
—JOHN GLEE, Loughborough, Leicestershire, hosiery manufac-
turer—Gem:GE ItonErtrs, Stamford, Lincolnshire. draper—
DAVID LANSLEY, Black Horse Inn, Kingsmead-square, Bath,
publican and brewer—lOHN WHEEN and JOHN MAhite, Sheffield,
joiners and builders,JOHN lIOULDSWORTH, Sheffield, builder
—WILLIAM SEALY, Ticehurat, Sussex, baker, grocer, and beer-
seller--JAMES CONSTANTINE, Scout, near Newchurch, Bos,em
dale, Lancashire, cotton spinner and manufacturer—SAMUEL
HOWELL GRIEVISON and CUTHBERT RICHARDSON GRIEVSON,
Deptford, Sunderland, joiners and builders.
SC')TCH S EQU I.:STRATI° NS.—JAmEs RIDDICK, Dumfries,
clothier—Stmos FRASER, Inverness, grocer, &o.—ALEX. RASP
SAY, Kerr street, St. James's-road, Glasgow, engineer—.JoHN
Cit ,LMERS, Spittalfleld, blacksmith,&c.—JOHN CHALMERS, jun.,
Spittaffield, cattle dealer—Bolo:Er STEWART, Perth, painter—
THOMAS Do DD, Tillicoultry, druggist
Friday, December 12.

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BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. WILLIAM DENNY RUCK,
Topping's-wharf. cheesemonger.
BAN K RUPTS.— ROBERT VELLOWLEY BARNES, eity•road, floor.
cloth manufacturer—FßEDZßlC TREES HUNT, Watling-street,
City, warehouseman—CHAßLES PEARSON, Camberwell, ship.
owner ALFRED CHARLF.B AYRES, Ramsgate, surgeon and
apothecary—HENßY MOPSEY, Castle-street. Falcon•square, iron-
rn mger S‘muat. GEORGE KInD, KillgatOD-UpOR-Hull, seed
crusher—Gaouoa MOUNTFORD, Worcester. grocer—.JOHN PARR,
Wolverhampton, woollen draper—THOMAS BALE, Kidderminster,
builder—BENJAMIN RICFIkiIDS, Newport, Monm.utbahire, sail-
maker M Aion. K RKUP, Jarrow, Durham, brick manufacturer—
WILLIAM FLETCHER ROBERTS, MoretOrllll•MarSll, Gloucester
Sidra. apothecary —JOHN BOWDEN, Victoria-grove, Bromi ton,
brewer.

SCOTCIt SEQUESTRATIONS. JAMES ADAM, Conpar-
Angus, Perth, grocer-8)(mi and ADAMS, Brora, Sutherland-
shire, general merchants—Wu.Lux 13110DLE JAMES, Grolapie,
Sutherlandahlre, watchmaker.

THE PRESS.

i,lTlttropolitan Illarkets.

(Reported eoclusively for "Tits Plum.")

CORN EXCIIANGEI Only moderate supplies of English
wheat in very middling condition have come to hand this week;
nevertheless, the deu.and for all kinds has ruled heavy, and
prices have been with difficulty supported. Foreign wheat—the
imports of which have fallen off—has sold slowly, yet we have
no change to notice in the quotations. Floating cargoes of
grain have been in request, both for Spain and Portugal. Fine
barley has sold steadily, at fully late rates. Inferior parcels
have commanded very little attention. We have no change to
notice in the demand for, or value of, malt. There has been a
slow sale for oats, and in some inetancas the quotations have
ruled in favour of buyers. Both beans and peas, as well as in-
ferior flour, have slightly receded in value.

KNousii—Wheat: F.;43ex and Kent red, 538 to 675; white,
51s to 745: Norfolk and Lincoln red, as to 675. Malting barley,
3601 to 48.; grinding ditto, 318 to 33s dihtilling, 378 to 35t,..
Malt, 63s to 78s. Feed oats, 218 to 25e; potato, 25s to 31s,
Rye, 38s to 425. Tick beans, 35s to 37e; Harrow, 408 to 439;
pigeon, 428 to 469. Grey peas, 398 to 41s ; maple, 418 to 138 ;
white boilers, 408 to 458 per quarter. Town•rnade flour, 58s to
608; country marks, 418 to 498; households, 56s to fitts per
2801bs.