... I NOIRlHERN AND CENTRAL HANK. A meeting of tile shareholders of tlhe Northern and ?? Cenniral Book of Bogland was hield at Ladymnan'5 fo Hotel, Bridge-street, oal Wednesday last, the lit May. th This was an extraordinary general meeting,'-called by wt the directors, by circular, to complianco witls the request of a comnnittee of Shareholders, appointed by a nneeting Bi some time since at ...

... I =Ovn anb V13robusofl {1atlntetoS, ril el, WAKEFIELI) CORN EXCHANGE, YESTERDAT.- I ;i- The orrivalsof wheat oro a~sh) unusiuilhy small-goodevi- IN dtne of tile dehfiseticy of English growth; but as wo have fo - pleoity of loreign CltG at hand, aud our millers not disposed t of to go hlio stock, trad? is as dull ns may be, asd thei hineit o qlalities are 2s to 3s. lower; second qualities 39. ...

... IAVER'RPOOL COTIION MAIIKET. I 7FU1DAY EVKNIto, AGO 1arch 6d, 18.3i. Thela llas been S steady nlukpeL th1is week, but 11o0 IIIU01 'ae'tvitf'ivlile plot .)IbLivers ?? izleialtelllf ill p11.es of allv deslrIlitiuI. S ?? Ie la1e 2N1)1 Al hleriwlh andil 011 i1ita1; anld exlporklS 1(0 Aml~erivall, 21101 PeelrtoitC 9)lll QNMoeailo]II.I11, 2llf1111 SUaIl. 'ibe lolal bles ;t~lolItt IIJ 111471) balg ...

... | DAINTRY, RYLE AND Co.'s BANKRUPTCY' The second meeting of creditors for proof of debts under this bankruptcy took place before the Commis. sionersof Bankrupts il the Wellington Rooms, Peter. street, on Tuesday. The Commissioners were R. G. Duck, Esq., barrister, and John Taylor and J. B. Brackeenbury,Esqrs.,attorneys. Messrs.Atkinsonand Saunders were the solicitors under the fiat,and Messrs. ...

... %jr flarhrto- LIVERPOOL CO1TON MARKET. Yester day (Ft iday) Evening. The improved demnanid noticed last week was followed up in the early part of this with an itcreased disposition on tlh part of all ?? of buy ers to purchase freely; the sales th:ruforc have been extensive at graduallyimprovingprices; anii although there hais becn less activity ?? Weduesday, r't'ces of AmericaL1 arc bd. per ...

... 13'allfrupto. GAUETTE.-VBJDAY, JCXR E AUSTIN Thomans. of Arnnlev. Yorkshire, clath noni;j, turer: .Tttne 19.~ J1uly 17,, Counnnissioners' Ifasij. I- oiriaa-torjs, Me'Rs.iclhardsosn, Leed s. Pet ore.1, Jo! Iieibreieliand Co., Lea-ds, wool mnereanite. l)iteal ?? James. of Low Sou1tliwick, and of Sauw-r,, Shore, Durham. ship builder: Jnne 1I;, .lniy17 Hiotel. ll:'hopvwcanaao:th. Solicitors. 5I ? ...

... fflarketo. I COTTON MARKET. LIVERPOOL, Decemlber 2. We had a lively denma'd in tbe early part of the week, but less activity ?? the close of it, nod no alteration can be noticed in priceoq-of any kind. Of 1450 Surat3 brought forward by auction to-day, only 200 were sold. The whole of the Sea Islands and Stained ditto were withdravrn; 2,500 American have been taken on speculation; 1000 American ...

... Ete Mfardcto. MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, SATUDWTY.- W The excitement which we had to report in our last advices has somewhat moderated during the past week; but as the trade have not an opportunity of getting into any thing more thau a week or two's stock of wheat or flour, we have had a gi steady sale for these articles at rather advancing prices. Oats have not been so much inquired for; but ...

... EN j'auticto. MANCHESTER CORN MARI(ET.-SA'rUDAY-. The disinclination to follow any further advance which we noticed in our last report has continued during this week, and the business done has been of thU most limited character. Sellers of wheat and flour, having previously lightened their stocks, do not press salis; nor have we observed much, if any, disposition to lopr prices. Oats : and ...

... . I?Tjy: Plarfuto. , I ? MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, SATURDAY.- During the past week a great degree of inactivity has per- vaded every branch of the trade; and although there has not been any extreme anxiety on the part of holders to press sales, yet purchases might have been made on easier terms, the general tone of the market being evidently downwards. The supplies into Liverpool continue ...

... MANCHESTER CHkNIBER OF COMMERCE.I REPEAL OF THE CORN-LAWS. A general meeting of the members of the Chamber of Commerce and Matinufacturers took place at eleven o'clock on Ttar-dav, to consider the propriety of petitioning the legislatare for the repeal of the corn laws. The at- teulance vas not so numerous as might have been ex- pected, there being only thirty-three gentlemen present h len the ...

... I _ , WAKEFIELD CORN tI ?? SE A There is a fair arrival ol' wheat to this (lays market, at which the millers buy sparing'lv, and ?? Week's prices are unaltered. In barley, beans, oats and shelling no altera- tion hi prices; but the business (lone in these articles is also limifted. Arricvls this f 'er. Wheat.. 6.34 qrs I Oats. 741] qrs Slill 0 440 PIs Barley .. 174$ qr P eas .. 478 qrs I ...