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... . ?? f. ?? Within the last few weeks a great change has taken place in the public mind ill reference to the prospects of trade; a general opinion is now entertained that there will be a great revival of cominerce in the Spring of 1827; and in tile anticipation of this event, several extensive speculations ier been entered into in produce generally; and in several instances the large holders ...
... I LONDON COR'N :FXCHANGE, NOV. 20. We wtere; tolerably well sup plied with all kinds of grain this morning, fro-m Essex, Kent, and ' Sffolk, together Witu alarge arrival offlour coastways, which caused a great dulness in the wheat trade; still fine samples supported the prices of this day week, 'but there was no demand for the second qualities. Malting barley is aleo heavy sale, but fine ...
... %11tN x IN ws t- - fl -t.- (Extract fromn an Editorial Article in the Leeds Intelli- *- o te- gencer. ) -One of the principalarguments with those who demand admission for foreign grain is, the benefit it will confer on the landowners of Poland, Prussia, Russia, &c., and the consequent ability it wili give those people to become cus- tomers for British goods.. We admit the force of the as- ...
... Tbere was a good disposition shewn to purchase SUGAR this wveek, and 825 hhds. were sold at an advance of 6d. a Is. per CWL, but the latest accounts from London being very favourable, holders yesterday were sanguine, and de- 0sanded a further advance, which buyers would not vield to, and no business was ?? Foreign M51OLASSES the stock in the hands of importers is nearly exhausted, and no ...
... EXA5IUNATTONS, DIVIDENDS, &C. James Craig, grai-n-erchant In Glasgow.-States of a-fiirs lie with Mr. John Prentice, the ?? divi- dend at present. The deceased John Richmond of Kirkstyle, near Kil- ?? to meet in the George Inn, Kluinar- nock, 22d Dec. at 12, to consieer mnatt-rs of importance. Thomas Grant, manufacturer in Glasgow, bas applied to the Court of Session for a discharge. Robert ...
... I Nov. 18. WILLIAM PATON, merchant in Paisley.-Cre- ditors to meet in the Saracen's Head Inn, there, 28th Nov. and 12th Dec. -at one. Nov. 21. HUGH Bl MGOWv, merchant in Paisley.-Cre- ditos toi meet in the Saracen's Head Inn, there, 29th Nov. and 15th Dec. at one. Nov. 21. W. & J. PATRICK, manufacturers and mer- chants ih Glasgow, and WILLIAM & JOH$T PATRICK, the individual ?? to meet in the ...