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... GLASGOW-FEB. 5. Asu ?? business done in this article during the week has been very triflln, and prices remain steady. COFFEE-Still remains entirely neglected. CorTo N.-The demand very ?? this week have been confined to good Boweds at 14d.-Fine Desuxcrara 20d. a 20id.-Fine Sea Island 2s.-In other descriptions there'llas been nothing'done. DEwooODs.-Notbing doing; prices demanded for Jamaica ...
... -SCOTS 8AJVKRUPTS. ' ,_ EQrU ESTRATIONS.. ROBERT BOWMAN & Co. brewers at Stonefield, near Pais- s- ?? meet in the Renfrewshire Tontine, Paisley, t 4th March and lst April, 12 o'clock noon. .O Jo.IN GR.AHUAM, merchant in Glasgow.-Creditors meet in -the Prince of Wales' tavern there, 1st March and 2d April, a. 12 o'clock noon. a, WIsLLIAM GILLIES, merchant and manufacturer in Glas- ?? meet in ...
... MA1PKET&. GLASGOO.V, Jan.- Asnusz.-The sales niaose in this ?? tave been entrrelY confined to ?? Pot, 48s-~.2,Aaw- crk, i55 -Pearls, 412s. a 4Ss. Covy Et.-Noting whatever dbinig and pcles ertirely no minal. f COTTON.-The sares in Cottons are verv triffivg, a qot of fine stained Sea Island has been sold at 19d.afvha o Orleans at 16d-.nd a parcel of fine Demeraras at WtdI. .Otlutr descriptions ...
... -SCOTS -BAN\K1'UPtS.-' |SEQUETAATIO?15. RoBERaT MOFFAT, farmer and grain merchant at New- ?? meet in M'Donald's i-n, Renfrew, 2311 curt. and 16th March 12 o'clock noon. ALEXANDER JcrriAra & Co. merchants in Glasgow.- Creditors meet iii Prince of Wales' tavern there, 14th curt., and 15th. AMarch, 12 o'flock noon. ALEXANDER MACtARLANE, merchant in Pertbh-Credi- tors meet in the Hammermen's ...
... 'A 7 V IS, &c. , L.ASGOW-sEBRUARY 12.. Ahnts.-The sales have been confinedto small prcels ta- ken off by ?? Pots 48s. ; NeW ork 45s. a 46s.; Pearl 46s. a 468s. COFFrEA-Nothing done. CoTwro-Continues to ~kperience. a very limited demand; a few.partial sales, however, have been made to the Spinners at23d. a 2S3d.for g66dSesalsland; -Fine2s.; ?? 1ld. In other desctiptiinS 'there is little or ...
... : {-SCOTS BANACeUPTS.- SZQUESTRATLO It. AyDnaREv FonaLos, baeacher at Springjfield, near.Neilston.- Creditors meet in Pr;ttce e EWales' tavern, Glasgow, 26th curt. ?? 6thl March, one o'clock afternoon. WILLIAM Mitlr. -v, grain nierchant in Glasgow.-Creditors meet in Mrs Pollock's, vintner -there, 27th curt. and 27th March, .1-i o'clock nobo. JoTN Scorr, Jun. colnfectioner in Perth-Creditors ...
... -SC0Q7S ITS,4RUPTS.- e, ?? Joiirf ?XCuzBIi, merreartt in Glasgow.-Crcditors meet I in the Prince of Wales' taverni ther, '19th curt. and 15th . .'arch,- 12 o'cleck noon.' OA3ERtT HARVEY,, mnerchant in Glsgpov.-Creditors meet f in the Prince of \klales' tavern there, -l9fi curt, and 15th March, 12 o'clock noon. _ iUR Dn.Neor, farmer- and corn-dealer in Netherlee, pa- n rish ?? 'feet in Mrs ...
... FROM TUE LO.' ' -AET. BANKRUTS. . 's .ichard Phelps and T. Presdee, -Newrihan, linen-drapers. Richard Woolley, Iaue-End, SitalTord, potter. S. B. Hamonld, Bor(Evgh of Plymnouth,. Devon, linen-draper. John Barber and T. hatton, Maccdesfield, liquor-merchants. Johniolder, Kingstun-11n-WHfl, tailor. William Whitivel, Bethnall-Green, soap-manufacturer. John Stott, FailhiwNrth, Lancaster, cottoi ...