... MANCHESTE. R colil SATU'RtD.AY, JA-. 2fi-Our nalke if also a fair .how of 'leTe loll s '' sa plelis of W hleat barely InrilerkIis~i' aslant, iferior samples aire lse'de,1.! ilarley olisri qgetilnliti yer t. C ;llie Oats l'lly slppori last ileek s tltcen:0, have brouiht botlin ['eas 1(115 te t gooil duriti'c tlie prea t leek. '1i11e .1 tite sales of' Beals. The ilunan I r L,. pirices the ...

... C. FRIDAY EVi:NING, i11Jrch 81h., 1833. Our Cotton Market has been very lively this week, and an advanre of .cd. per lb. has ieen obtained on 13ahia, Marahiliai, and Egyptiall, and Id. per lb. on P'cruambuco Cotton. American kinds meet with readly sale at full prices of last week, The sales amount to 2-,3i7 bags, of which about 4()00 havo becn taken on speculatioit. . rill Sel llaodr, liii trO ...

... bor as LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. be , WEDNESDAY, July 3. ar There has been but little corn of any description marrived since AMonday, anl a little fine tresh wheat at market this morning obtained that day's price; but there was not the least demand for any other sort. Barley, beans, and peas, were dull sale, but not cheaper. The glut of oats, now at market, deters the dealers from lx purchasing, ...

... LIVERPOOL COTFON MARKET. FRIDAY EVENING, June MAtli., 18.33. Thc (lemand for Cotton has been vehry good during the week, and full prices paid for alldescriptions by private. The Sea Islands by auction to-day went off briskly, and nearly the whole were sold at an advance of ,ld. per lb. ied 3,5(00bags of American, and 1()()) East India have been taken oln speculation, and 300 American for ...

... BANKRuPrS, ETC. I FROM TETE LOiDON GAZETTE OF 1R WAY, NOv. 4. Inso!tOittt. J. Weller, farmer, Battersea. W. Atherton, merchant, Everton. R. Seabrook, miller, Thurnborough, Buckinghasnisire. BankruptcY Sspereeded. W. Todd, colour.manutacturer, Ayleslord, Gloucestershire. Bankrupts. RUTLAND Thomas, bobbin and carriaie maker, Nottin ham, November 12, December Wa, atthe George the Fourtifln, ...

... MANCHESTER. CORN EXCHANGF. SATURDAY, FEB. JO.-In course of the present week w' have had a moderate retail demand from the smal I dealers an I slopkrleepers, for most artTcles for immediate copsumptios. To this day's market ve had a fair show of samples, the bes description of Wheat fully supportrd last Saturday's rates. In grinding Harley there is iot much possing. Oats ate hell with more ...

... OFF ICIAL ACCOUNTS OF THE ]330RD Q F' TRADE. (From the Economzist.) ofe The follo~wing are the official accounts of V e board of the ttrade, showing the impor~tsof the principal articl'elsof foreg of ndclnamehand isefor the nine months crndei. for October 10th, 1817, composed with the corrcspondling the tperiod in the two preceding yea~rs:- tre Animals, living:- 1845. 1840. 18417. -si4 Oxen ...

... , sIxcurmIEIL SIARE MsABcET, MO3NDAY, S3PT. B.-Bol n uon, Blackburn, and Olitheroe preference, No. 1, 1I F.; Eastern Counties, 18; Laucashire and Yorkshire fiftfis, . a. J ip.: Leeds and Bradford, 4174 p.; Leeds rnd Tbirsk S L prefereritials, - d. *Manhebester, Shoetlield, and Lincolishire lirefnctwe,{, 8-1t p.; North Staffordshire, 25-16 4 b-l e. I t -1 i. ;North Wetern, 24 d.; South Eastern ...

... Coln, 0, attic, a'nb' jpr'o'biiojx fRjrhvt%. LONDON PROVISION MIARKETTN ondp, October IP-The veest I anivals last week from Ireland were 27,510 firkins butter, and 440t comI bales bacecn; ad from foreign ports r-,840 casks butter. The busi. the I ness transacted in Irish butter during the past week was uninillor a snm tant; the large arrivals having supplied the dealere, they refiaia yet, p ...

... zollboll 0, (Immexcial liddliqaIrr. rz,'c,w our, won' Correspondent.) LONDON, MONDAY ArrIi-m:ooN, SFPTJUM1JBic 20. S Affacirs ill the City to-day are, touch mere, cheerfsl ; and thouglh it is coo early to speak w~ith ?? confi- dence, it hop'e is expressed that mnatters in the ceralnmee' cial ,world have -seen their worst, and that front hence- T forth wve may anticipcate at resto~ration of ...

... prepared to meet the exigencies of the times by an immediate suspension nearly all their works now in course construction. ...

... MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. AT THE COCET, ATIIEStI'M, GEOBGE-STBEET, Oct- MAXCHESTEB. Hour of meeting. 11. Brown and Co., cotton spinners, Pendleton, last examination 11. R. Ciiantler,joiuer, Pendleton,last examination ! 12 12. T. Cox, wine merchant, Manchester, to audit 12 12. C. Cox, wine merchant, Salford, to audit 13. T. Cox, wine merchant, Manchester, first dividend!! 12 13. C. Cox, wine ...