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... JANUARY 4, 1839.. .. - ?? - - -a , r * I l i eo. ?? JANUARY 4, 1839.. ,c-Number Dv e rc Fl.S f Share iShare. Xrcea bs Sares,._per.Ann. CNL.agV rien Ls. .ed. £ 17661 7 0 Ashton & Oldhamn ?? 97 18 0 133 720 14 0 ?? 0 0 276 red 11600 10 0Grand Junction. . 100 0 0208 ste, 6,238 2 0 Hudderstield - av 57 6 3 D ~ver 25,328 1 7KRennet & Avon ?? 18 10 _27 by lff9 1 ?? 4768 25 but 2,8791 30 0Leeds & ?? ...
... WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. DECEymBEn. 28th.-There is a large arrival of Grain here to-day. Fine dry Wheat nearly maintains the rates Of last Friday, but all middling and damnp samples are very unsaleable.. Oats are fully as dear. Good Norfolk and 81 Suffolk Barley goes off readily at fually last week's prices, i but all other descriptions meet dull sale. Beans are unalter- IT] ad in value, but the ...
... WOOL. ?? In '~THE WOOL TRADE, London, Thursday, Dec. 27.- woollen There has been nrs business doing ins the rneekes sinen the hoil, we invit d days began, but prices then left off 'rery firm. The imports of rity and . Wool In the week ending to-day have amounted to 2,574 hales, of British Is which 834 were from Germany, 429 bales from Spain, 34 from to devell ~.Turkey, 152 from Italy. 860 from ...
... f LONDON, TUESDAY, JANTUARY 1. CORN.-Mark Lane, Monday..-New Wheat was Is. o 2&, and e old Foreign is. per quarter dearer than last Monday. Barley is 2a. to 31. per quarter dearer than this day 7teek. Beans rather 3 dearer. No alteration In Peas. Therewasagdoodsupplyof -Oats, which sold rather higher. I SUGAR.-The British Plantation Sugar ,market thip mor-l. ing has been very quiet. The sales ...
... IN CHANCERY; AT THE ROLLS, 0FesiasEje 20, 108.8 BULLSIAN & OTHERS v. THOMAS AND OTHERS. _ Thisa Bill was filed in Novembher, anid nit application being made for an injunction to re.etrain thle defendants, who were Directors of the Company, and Henry Tribe, their secre. tar'y, from all further Interference in the mines, and to appoint tos a manager and receiver. After hearing Mr. PameAIBLTOr ...
... - GaCLOND~~ G4Z jT 2 -o . .4 .I.. 28:. ,d W~~'vARO TFICE. -1 2d Itegimneot of Dragoorls;..Jutetieant Mlclieel, Gool1l Adamsl to be C.aptain; by purchiase, vice Mifler, who retires; .cornet John Camplbell to. be Lieut~'by putuhage, vie-Adaioj; 11 4~.2th Regiment of Light Ibragoons Cornet Wim, M lu1sr, to be 6 ia.b ucae ?? h ?? Cadet 10 David ArthisyrMou-ro, from the Royal Military.College, tq ...
... R. A wtlTp BANKPLUiTS. _ All the Bfeetings of Conintissioaers in Middlesex are held at the fi Comwndissionera CJourt, Basang/ihad-Street, Londi BLISS Henry, of Nailsworth, in the county of Gloucester, list _ manufacturer, d. c. to cur. Jan. 22 and Feb. 19, at 12, at George Inn, Stroad.-Sols. Willterbotharn and Thomas, Tewkesbury. Pet. Cr. Phebe Bliss, Nailaworth, spinster. BURNHAM George, the ...
... . I I_ THE REVENUE. ?? abstract of the net produce of the Revenue of Great Britain. in the Years and Quarters ended 5th January, of 1838, and 5th January, 18119, showing the iucrease or B, decrease on each head thereof. U Quarters ended Jan. 5Eh, I I Decrease. 27 MLE~ RPM1. Increase. Customs . 4.5273,278 4.iti4,3t15' 331,141 Cr, E'xcise . 3.i590.'l4 3,627,1tq[J! 05,3261 o ?? i .. 1544 4Ms1:5 ...
... RANKRSU7PTS. BBANKRU.PPTS. I4, All the llfeetinz's of Coor.stssioners in Afddleoso are held at the I 59 Cominzis'oners Coeurt, Basinghall Street, Lonaon. 1 36 NUTTALL Hicliard, of Carr Barn, within Tottington Lower 41i End, in the parish of Bury, in the county of Lancaster, farm- 527 er, quarrympn, and stolne dealer, d. c. to sur. Feb. 1, and 1.5, a2 at I1. at the Commercial Inn, Bolton.-Soels ...
... LIST OF DIMINUTIONS OF DUTIES, FROM THE FORMER SCALE OF PROHIBITIONS, AND I HIGH RATES FOR SPECIAL USE, TO THE PRESENT I RATES AS ESTABLISHED BY IMPERIAL PROTOCOL I (SIGNED 27th FEBRUARY, 1838) ON IMPORTATION FOR GENERAL TRADE, AND CONSUMPTION. (FIotm ?? Guardians.) Scale Importation Denoncirnetlon of by which Duties. a, If 4rticle,. duties Former Present 01 are paid. Rate. Rate. tj flb. febz. ...
... THE CLO alING MANUFACTURES. I WOOL. THE WOOL TRADE.zl Ot.n0n, ThusdasY Ereninq_ The demand for wool is steady, and business has re-commenced th I holidays being considered at an end- The latest advices from Ny York mention that there was a fair demand for fleeces, at ate~ir prices. A large sale of Buenos Ayres had taken place at auct5n r ,nd tbe prices realised were as follows:-A few parcels ...
... V J.N. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. D J.4.-We have alarge arrivalof Wheatandfairofotlher - grain. Very fine Wheat is in fair demand at last Friday's prices, but all other sorts have met very dull sale, and barely C, support the rates of that day. Oats are rather dearer. tei Barley has met ready sale at an improvement of 2s. per th fqr. upon fine dry qualities, and Is. per qr. upon other re f ...