COMMERCIAL RECORD.

BANKRUPTS.

From the Gazette of March 1. THOMAS ATKINSON, Liverpool,
slater.—JOHN BELBIN, Beaumont-street, St. Marylebone, coach-
maker.—JOHN DEOHN DATHAN, Cannon-street-road, ironmonger.
JOHN FAWCETT, Hull, timber merchant.—JABEZ HUNT, Bath,
victualler.—RICHARD LANGLEY, Old Paradise-row, Islington,
licensed victualler.—BERNARD MARTINELLI, Frederick-street,
Regent's-park, and Nottingham-mews, Marylebone, coachmaker.
—LUCIUS THEODORE SABINE, Weymouth, Dorsetshire,
ironmonger.—JOHN HARDINGE VEITCH, Durham, printer.—JOHN
KING WATTS, St. Ives, Huntingdonshire, scrivener.

March 5. JAMES BROOKS, Winslow, Buckinghamshire,
victualler.—JOSEPH CHAWNER, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, grocer.
—JOSEPH DOWNHAM, Harrogate, Yorkshire, wine merchant.—
CHARLES THOMAS GLOVER, Manchester, smallware dealer.—
EDWARD HODGES, Swinford, Leicestershire, surgeon.—JOHN LA
GUERRANDE, Liverpool, merchant.—WILLIAM LIVERMORE,
Oxford-street, ironmonger.—ROBERT PARKER, Nottingham,
commission agent.—JOSEPH PURSSELL, Wellington-street, Waterloo-
town, and Mile-end New-town, Bethnal-green, butcher.—GEORGE
SMITH, Cumberland-row, King's-cross, Battle-bridge,
cheesemonger.—HENRY TITFORD, Worship-square, engraver.

March 8. JOHN BREARLEY, Lowerby-bridge, near Halifax,
Yorkshire, timber merchant.—ROBERT BROWN, Howden,
Yorkshire, tailor.—CHARLES BURGIN, Sheffield, steel manufacturer.—
CHARLES CHRISTIE, Vauxhall-walk, and Broad-street, Lambeth,
timber merchant.—JAMES WIGG HICKLING, Montague-close,
Southwark, wharfinger.—THOMAS LONG, Belgrave-street south,
Pimlico, picture dealer.—ROBERT PARKER, Nottingham,
commission agent.—WILLIAM HENRY SWINTON, South-street,
Finsbury, merchant.—EDWARD UNDERHILL, Radnor-cottage, Chelsea,
builder.

March 12. GEORGE FREDERICK GARDENER, Rayleigh, Essex,
grocer.—JAMES HARDCASTLE, Manchester, tavern-keeper.—
JAMES SIMPSON HOLMES, Liverpool, merchant.—SAMUEL
PARKHOUSE, Cambridge, maker and vender of medicines for horses
and cattle.—WILLIAM AMY SHEMAN, Rugeley, Staffordshire,
builder.—THOMAS WILLIAMS, Epsom, Surrey, draper.

March 15. MATTHEW BATTEM, Kintbury, Berkshire, sheep
dealer.—PETER FIELDING, Rhyl, Flintshire, hotel keeper.—
SAMUEL FIRTH, Leeds, linendrapers.—THOMAS GARRETT,
Stowmarket, Suffolk, coachmaker.—JAMES HARBRIDGE, Islip,
Oxfordshire, miller.—JOHN M'GUFFIE, New-road, Whitechapel, draper.
—GEORGE PALMER, Langmere, Norfolk, cattle dealer.—BENJAMIN
SMITH, Threadneedle-street, City; Bow-common; and Duke-
street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, silversmith.

March 19. JOHN BARTON BALCOMBE, Cannon-street, City,
sharebroker.—JOHN BEDFORD, Bath, music seller.—CHARLES
COVE, Hornchurch, Essex, builder.—WILLIAM GORE, Liverpool,
wheelwright.—JAMES HARBRIDGE, Islip, Oxfordshire, miller.—
JOHN SPICER, Barking, Essex, blacksmith.

March 22. THOMAS BRETHERTON, Birmingham, livery stable
keeper.—PETER BROAD, junior, Brighton, tallow chandler.—
ROBERT DODD, Sheerness, builder.—JOHN GOLDESBROUGH,
Manchester, manufacturer.—JOHN LLOYD, New Oxford-street,
hosier.

March 26. WILLIAM BILBY, Essex-place, Grange-road, Dalston,
warehouseman.—GEORGE EVERHARD, Longton, Staffordshire,
earthenware manufacturer.—JAMES HILEY, South-street, Finsbury,
private boarding-house keeper.—JOHN WATSON, and
ROBERT YOUNG WATSON, Sunderland, ship builders.

March 29. SAMUEL WROTH ANTHONY, Everton, Lancashire,
shipowner.—WILLIAM BENJAMIN BLABER, Little-Britain, City,
plumber.—JAREZ BOWYER, Borcham, Wiltshire, miller.—JOHN
BYMER, Oswestry, Salop, grocer.—WILLIAM CHADWICK,
Manchester, paper manufacturer.—THOMAS BAGLEY COUSENS,
Wisbeach, St. Peter's, Cambridgeshire, ship builder.—JOHN CROOME,
Bristol, manufacturing engineer.—WILLIAM ELLISON, Stainsby-
road, Poplar, builder.—ROBERT GODSMARK, jun., Crosby-row,
Walworth-road, grocer.—CORNELIUS HARNESS and EDWARD
BISLEY, Aldermanbury, City, warehousemen.—MARY LEVI,
JULIA LEVI, and ESTHER LEVI, Liverpool, stationers.—JOHN
STOLLE and WILLIAM HODGSON, Christian-street, St. George's-in-
the-East, vinegar makers.—JOSEPH ROBINSON, High Holborn,
bookseller.

BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.

Feb. 28.—WILLIAM HALE, Woolwich, rocket manufacturer.
March 5.—GEORGE FORDHAM BLOW, Great Dover-street,
Newington, Surrey, currier.
March 7.—ANGUS NICHOLSON, Bowling, Yorkshire, builder.

THE STOCK AND SHARE MARKETS.

City, March 28.

The stock markets during the month have shown a strong
disposition to improve, but various causes, chiefly foreign and of
a political character, have combined to check any upward
movement. Last month closed with Consols at 943/4 to 95, and the
market remained steady and gradually requiring strength, till
the 12th, when the price marked 953/4, but shortly after it became
much weaker, gradually falling to 951/8, chiefly owing to the
apprehensions raised by the accounts of the excited state of Paris,
consequent upon the election of the Socialist candidates. Since then
prices have been looking up again, and to-day's quotation is 957/8
to 96.

Railway shares during the greater part of the month were
depressed, and prices underwent a further fall, but within the
last ten days more confidence has been shown, and the market is
now a good deal steadier for the majority of lines, though without
activity in the dealings.

STOCKS.

RAILWAYS.

CORN MARKET.

Mark Lane, March 26.

The market for English wheat has been very steady during
the month, with scarcely any fluctuation in prices, the supplies
from the counties being rather small, and consequently taken as
soon as offered. In foreign wheat scarcely anything has been
done till within the last week, when the demand has slightly
improved. The London averages last announced are:—

PROVISIONS—LATEST WHOLESALE PRICES.

GROCERY-LATEST WHOLESALE PRICES.

Candles, per 12 lbs., 4s. 6d. to 5s.; Coals, per ton, Wallsend,
                 14s. to 17s. 6d. 

OILS.