The Press.
London, England, 1856-04-26 00:00:00

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Crystal Palace of France
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FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE.
Tuesday, April 22.

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BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. JOHN Lows, Chetwynd
Aston, Salm mansion
BANKRUPTS.—CHARLES STEWART DUNCAN, Charing-cross
Middlesex, dealer in cutlery—THOMAS PYRRE, Grays, Essex,
linendraper—JoHN MERLIN, Coleman-street, City, commission
merchant—PEacivAL FORBES JEwsina, Compton•atreet, Bruns
wick.sguare, licensed victualler—JosEPH WmtsLyon PRICE,
Wolverhampton, commission agent— WILLIAM SHIRLEY, Hed-
desford, Stafford, livery stablekeeper—JosEPH TAYLOR, Wall-
heath, Kingswinford, Stafford, licensed victualler SAMUEL,
SMITH PHILLIPS, Cardiff, Glamorgan, provision merchant—
EDWARD Rows and EDWARD ROWE, the younger, Penzance,
Cornwall, stationers—WM. GARSTANO and THOMAS GARSTANO
Wigan, Lancaster, coal dealers—SAMUEL WHITTAKER, Man-
chester, licensed victualler—GEOßOE CUREDALE, Burnley, Lan-
Cuter. manufacturer.

SC OTe H SE Q U ESTRAT lON .—Ro BE wr Gouatis, Mother-
well, grocer.

Friday, April 25.
BANKRUPTS.—Forrma REYNOLDS, Broad-street, City, silk
merchant—CHAßLES Lowo, King-street, Portman-square, house
decotator—GßoaoE CHAMBERLAIN, jun., Crawford-street, Mary-
lebone, plumber—JOHN B. FOLKARD, Jermyn-street, St. James,
Westmln ter. tailor—Jeans SANDIFORD, Hinckley, Leicester.
shire, draper and mercer-WILLIAM HENRY WootLarr and
JOHN FREDERICK SANFORD WOOLLETT, Lime-street-square, ship
agents—JOAN STYLES, Putney, waterman—JOHN HALDANE,
Leeds, corn factor—WILLIAM STUBBS, Birmingham, brass-
founder—Titoism; WILLIAM WINFIELD and FREDERICK CHARLES
CLARKE, Birmingham, factors.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.—WILLIAM ROBERTSON, Gills.
gogow, contractor- HAY, Glasgow, wine and spirit merchant
/w,,
FOLINTOW, Glasgow, grocer—JOHN M'CommINDALE,
Garelochhead, steam-boat steward—WlLLlAM ROY, jun. and Co.,
Cross Arthurlie Print Works, Barrhead, calico-printers.

Vt4ropolitan Parktts.

(Reported exclusively for "Tim PEsse.")

CORN EXCHANGE—The present week's arrivals of Eng-
lish wheat have been moderate, but in full average condition.
For most kinas the demand bee been inactive, yet we have no
quotable change to notice in prices. Fine foreign wheats have
sold slowly, on former terms; but inferior qualities have ruled
beavY, and rather drooping. Floating cargoes have changed
hands on former terms. The barley trade has continued firm,
and malting qualities have further advanced ls per quarter.
We base had a good sale for malt, and prices have had an up-
ward tendency. Oats have moved off heavily, and the currencies
have given way is per quarter. The same decline has been sub-
mitted to in the value of beans. In peas and flour only a mode-
rate business has been transacted, at late rates.
km:mum—Wheat, Essex and Kent red, 528 to 70e; white,
60s to 741; Norfolk and Lincoln red, 58s to 70s. Malting barley,
40s to 461; grinding ditto, 93s to 35e : distilling, 35e to 398.
Malt, 1351 to 81s. Feed oats, 216 to 236; potato, 236 to 28s.
Rye, 44s to 438. Tick beans, 32s to 355; Harrow, 34. to 37e ;
Pigeon, 87s to 41s. Grey peas, 34, to 356 ; maple, 37s to 38s;
white boilers, 40e to 43e per quarter. Town-made flour, 636 to
656: country marks, 46s to 50s; households, 55s to bffs per
2801bs.

ARRIVALS THIS WEEK.
Wheat. • Barley. Malt. Oats. Flour.
Irish—
15h....2430 990 .. 2670 250 .. 1410
• 770 ..
Foreign X 8306670
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