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... TAXATION.-MONEY AFFAIR. The Morning Herald, in commenting on Mr. FIELDEN'S speech on proposing his resolutions for repealing the taxes that press on the labouring people, and for putting a tax on all property instead, quotes Sir WILMOT HORTON, and says that all the world has hitherto laboured under a delusion, in thinking that taxation is necessarily a burden; that to take off taxes would not ...
... BRADORv.-Te (lemand for piece goods aes been limited. This dr is the only new feature to report in the state of the market to.day.'hr Yarns: The spinners are very firm in their demands, and in many br cases have obtained a slight advance of the prices. Wool: Staplers are very firm, but this is owing mainly to stocks being rather -low WI than of any real demand. There is no change in prices of ...
... TUESDAY, DEC. 24. BANKRUPTCY ENLARG ED.-H. NtcH6LL, Greetland, Yorkshire, worsted-spinner. BANKRUPTS.-W. B. SILK, Jewin.street, Cripplegate, builder. W. HIGus, Jermyn-street, St. James's, soda.water manufacturer. J. MOORax, Finchley-common, victualler. F. T. TarvrrT, Northumberland place, Commercial-road East, draper. G. STANTON, Regent. street, Westminster, woollen-draper. T. TuRNBULL, Friday ...
... CORN MARKET, MARCH 23.-The arket hlfc very little added to the previous samples offering, but so very few per- sons were present at the Market bela this day, instead of Good Friday, that no sales could be effected worth notice; and as holders did not press sales under these eircums~tnces, prices may be considered nominally the same as on Tu6esday. COTTON MARKET, MARCH 25-The business to-day ...
... THE 1TUNDS AND MOEY SeARUeT. LONDON, Fr WAY EYE} i .-The ''usness--done. 1' the week'was considerable, without any particular variation irF the prices of British securities. Somes sales af Exchbqdier Bills anii Savings' Bank Stock were mhade, but they had no' effect in! causing ai y alteration worthy of remarl: Coni9ol .re at 934-to 0.3f for monqy aud accoimnt;. Bank Stock, 195( to 6j; India ...
... ?? ' Jg fi : ;I . 1V I- -8 ! VAt:Wsh. i,, od|. .Six ~Weeks.Whiat, 67a Od B- l 4 ~t 22. 8,4 CORN RICHA E~~MPiuii; W.6i. 12.-The sup~plies, Of Wheat, tjo o'iirimarket this day hiave, bqena larg~er than of laic from the'10hoe couptioa, anda as the:demaind thwfice for shipmentt tI eothhsi a. great degree-subsided,-we~miy airlry cOntinue, to espect large weekly: airrivals. Wheals are dull to-day, ...
... EARL STANHOPE, AND THE TRADES UNIONS. The Trades Unions of Manchester have recently adopted the following resolution, to express their sense of obligation to Earl STANHOPE for his exertions in the cause of the working classes: The Trades Unions do return his Lordship their sincere and hearty thanks for his zeal in the cause of National Regeneration, hoping that he will ever con- tinue to ...
... COMPARISON OF FOREIGN GRAAN WITH THE ENGLISH MARKET. The highest quotation of white Wheat of the first quality at Hamburg is 124 rix dollars current the last, which answers to 38s. Id. the quarter, and the highest quotation of red Wheat of the first quality is 118 rix dollars current the last, which answers to 35s. 3d. the quarter, and therefore the mean price at Hamburg of white and red Wheat ...
... 'how TAPn z!7nd 4 ,rm' :TUESDAY, JA. 22. .BANKRDUPTOY rANN ULLED.-.Ws nfd W;TF.3gaat, Bourlon, D Orietbireo tick-manufactnrers. . ,. BANKRUPTT.- . H..UoFB, G:1njrtd ttrt;thn. 'tY MADDA M tA, TheObald's.,eead, oil Ji0areo bineat kIez.' ?? W.'Bi NNETT,1!'ork roa~d, Lnrqbjelb, boarding hieortsc keper. ~ J . 3dftttN, Cackietmouth, Cumbe.laud, saddler. * F. Sitsx and 35:'HtAPV, Brightpfl, ...
... .. _ _ ?? AewEmsoyTtS. .. - - ?? ?? = o,. .TZ UU nI WT21fq THE LONDON WHOLESALE MEntUANKILV; manin)B. Wholesale business continues to diminish in extent week after week; and, during the week that has just terminated, the transactions have been less than for several weeks past. People continue, to think that prices of goods will be lower; and this impression has recently been strengthened by ...
... ttls rang ?? irexx XRIR ?? TheiiWtop-nge of-the mails bdtbh foruiign and d.- mestic; whiphprev'iled last wiekhhas not eiisted this, and the, cpdnsequeale ishthat thqre has: been a considerable revival of business ou the'Stock- Echange; and prices of both Englisb ?? have been much higher this week'than tsti ,and the transactions in ?? Securities owhhidhhave advanced, have been considerable.' ...
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