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... .. PRICES OF'SHARES . . IN LEEPS, LONDON, LIVERPOOL, AND; MANCHESTER. 'RAILWAYS. The, lare mrnaret hasa been unsally'inactive during t~h~ week, .And in the' absence of b usiness prices remain almost without i~baage~ Boatl~anceahire ucrip having been ratlier In demand at TOOTAL, BARFF', & PLINT. IJEEDS SIIARE'LIST. **Those mnerked (d) are discount, and (p premium, wlllsestreferonicnto the ...
... i PRICES' OF SHARES - * . . . IN. LEEDS, LONDONI IVERO, AND MANCHESTER. LVRPO; LEEDS, June 13, 1847. We have little alteration to note in the share market since last week; business continues very limited, and the fiuctuatlons are almost entirelj governed by the state of thsewenther, and thecorn market. TOOTAL, BAR1F, & PLINT. ** Those marke.d {dl are discount, and (pi premium, without ...
... PRICES OF SHARES [N CANALS, RAILWAYS, BlANKS, ASSURANCE AND OTHER COMPANIES STOCK. I Arumber, Div. per I I t Prica Sho S.. reANALr. £.c. ?? y 17566+A Ashton & Oldham ?? .9718 012 72 40 Barnle ?? 11,600 10 0 Grand Junction ?? 100 0 0'160 6,233 12 0 d..dders ?? 57 6 634 21,328 1 7 Kennet & Avon ?? v. 31 18 10 206 1 1 ?? 82 2, 30 Leeds &ULverpool. .100 00 760 ae 4 14 0 Leceaster . 140 0 0200 I00 ...
... LIVERPOOL MARKETS, OCT. 3. COTT ON.-In the early part of the week the market was ?? has been a better feeling, and a good trade business has been ?? also openinigprettylargely. Wedonotiquote' any advance in prices since Fridoy, but the full quotations ofi that date are readily ubtained, and the market closses firmly.- Brazil are agaiu lower this week, and the demand continues very moderate. ...
... a - ?? - ?? ?? - - -, ?? *- ?? it t BANKRUPT8. sE t BAGNALL Sampson, of Cheadle, in the county of Staffard, . s grocer and ironmronger, d. c. to sur. Dec. 17, and Jan. 14, at 12, ii s at the Royal Oak, Ulieudle.-Sol. Blagg, Cneadie-Pottiioning o Y screditor, Margaret Ward, of Cheadie. spinster. ti t BOLTON George Theodore, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, wine and spirit merchant, d. ...
... THE CLOTHING MANUFACTUMRES. . WOOL. TEIE WOOL TRADE, London, Thursday.-The public .s3es of Wool having been br. ught to a close, we have now before us the opinion of several eminein brokers in the trade, as also a sueL. i nrary of the qtrot3tions reclised, which we have given in anothcr column. The imports of wool into London during the weck meng 3to-.!y have been very large, v'z. 2,675 bales ...
... I it .1 ~~~WOOL. THE WOOL TRADE, London, Thursday Evening.- Thc series of Wool sales, to which we alluded in our last, commen^. ed rns Tuesday. The quantity advertised is about 21,000 bales, but F as the arrivals frorn our Colonies continue large, there may yet be more declared, before they terminate. Mesmrs. Simes and Co. -pened the sales, bye Ifering on Tuesday 1i06 bales, c mprising 262 ...
... tA; London, Tuesdt.'a Evening, Oct. 26. tmd iv Prices have been firm for most kinds of produce since sea ies ?? day week; frorn the bone trade a good demand has exist- hold to ed; but the sbippers are still cautious in their proceedings, of s and frorm the ?? period of the season there Is littie c(l- prospect that any material improvevment can take place. The paei rho arrivaios have been to a ...
... (From the Sheffield Indepcndent ofuSatl.rda1-) It is our deeply afflictive duty to announce the worst piece of local news that ever was published in Sheffeld,-the stop- page of the Sheffield Old Bank, of Messrs. Parker, Shore and Co., lthat highly respected firm, ?? have earned and maintained, until ithis time, a degree of public confidence such as no country bankers have exceeded. The ...
... LIVERPOOL MARKETS, AuGuST 24. COTTONi.-Althorgh the usual demaad ifrom the trade has n continued, with but lhttle abatement, a-srather depressed feel- ing has petrvaded the market, attended with a further general decline of id. per lb. Exporiershave taken. are American and 7114?Surat. 84141 ea. Island and 2.50 Stained are advertised for r public sale op Friday next. lhe sales -f the week, ...
... CORN AND CATTLE IIAIMJ; .1 - - 1 1 - - - - - - - l - . .. . . . WAKEFIELD CORN MARIUE. YESTERDAY, FEa. '28, There is a large supply of Wheat to tsl ?? d!t l Fine samples are no lower, but fo'r inferior qp;lii .i Gd. to ls. less had to be taken where Sales ali ?? Best runs of Barley quite as dear. beans is tair. at last week's prices. Oats very du'l and 'bGw e without deviation in value. ...
... THlE CLO-TIIING MANUFACTURES. WOOL. TIE WOOL TRADE.-London, T/rorsdry Evei~ng.-The I market for wool is rather dull. Tire imports into London during i the week ending to-day hove been 833 bales, of which 336 were from i Oermany, and 236 fromn Taganrog. e FOREIGN WOOL TRADE, Leeds, Aullg. 18-Thre demand for foreign wools has been somewhat more limited during the post weel;, but prices remain ...