... Trade, Clomme-re, and Manufactures. SHErFIELD TtrADE.-We have heard, with great pleasure, from various quarters, of an amendment in the trade of the town, and we are happy to find it confirmed by a gradual diminution in the weekly payments to the casual poor. In the week. ending 18th of September, they amounted to 1651. 5s. This week the amount is 1371. i8s. 3d. But even this diminished amount ...

... I .&G1I.t Z CULT ~ ?? S7RAL.= t. N ?? PREVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. [Froam the Mark-Lans Express, AMay 4. p Wheat has lately engaged so large a share of the P attention of those interested in the corn trade, that c other species of grain have for a time become second- P ary objects of consideration. Lately, howvever, oats have occupied some portion of the attention of mer- p chants and ...

... I FROM THE LOND.ON GAZETTEs. BANEKUBTSFrIlDAY. John Stedavell itictimond, biatcher, to surrender July 27, Aug. *28, at the Court of Baikirupte -solicitor;,Co, 1ondon23 John &iEdward Coture, Errll Prasinglsa treeto woul.brokaer Jl2 August28, t R lie samet lace. Solicitorsr , aticotae C. July 24 'Francis 'tannier, Luton, B00s, straw-tsat~rflfo r, oy 4 August 28,at same place.- Sollcitr-r Taylor. ...

... to the Dash from Newfoundland: Bickley asid Co 330 casks oil ansd blubber, 27 cow & horse hides, 39 salted hides, I seal skin Ia theShamrock, frois Dublin: Browni and Co. I bale I box linen Parsons and Co. 3 ditto; Shaplandl and Co. I dittoj Baiker and Co. i ditto, 2 trusses cottonb Low & Co I bale merchaandize; Shapland& Wreford, i boles I chest ioerchatndize; Bucknall and Spark, It bales ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTES;. I~~~nvn . ~sa BANKRPttl TS-FRIDAY, John Gardner, Godalhnitg, brewer, to surrender Sept 2G, Oct. 23, at tle Court of Bankruptcy. Solicitors, Turner& Co. London Robert De N. Lucas, Bridge-street, Soulthwark, scrivener, Sept. 22, Oct. 23, at the same place. Solicitor, Munn, London Ciafleo sF. Bigeg,,firtionighalmn, ?? Mew Itoyal Hotel. Sslicitor,!Jones. Alcester B3astow ...

... | THE MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. BRADFORD.-Satluda.y.--The attendance of buyers ar in the piece-market, to-day, is less numerous than usual, and A the amount of business more limited. Orleans cloth, plain fit and Alpaca figures, continue in good request, and the prices m of thiese descriptions are somewhat advanced. The spinners os .genu determined to have an advance, which has had the th effect ...

... 1i5it I UL 1 IIIitLII I. NutntE. Calves. . 64 PetsR Beasts ?? 243 Asses . O- Beef,par ct ,. 5 4 s 60t Sheep ?? ; 1314 Pigs. 535 Mutton, per lb. '1d. % id. Horses.. 48 Suckingditte 24 Pigs,persc. 8s. 0d. 93. CORN INSPECTOR'S WEEKLY RETURN. Account of tlIeTuesd~ay,.Feb. 18. Actoun~t of. tle Quantities and Price of British Corn only, sold a1 Bristol Market, from the Returns delivered to the ...

... AGRZCULTURAL ZNUTELLXZENG3. REVIEWY OF THE BRITISHl CORN 'TRADE.; [Frost the Marh-Lane Express, May IS.] We have been tolerably well supplied with Englisl' wheat during the week; indeed, the arrivals into the port of London have been larger.than in any previous, Week for some time-past, viz., 7236 qrs., besides which 71 qrs. have been received from Scotland. Of this supply by far the greater ...

... I Z55!TOL AND EXETER RAZLWAY COMWPAN.I The half-yearly general meeting of the proprietors in this company was held on Tuesday, at the Merchants' Hall, in King-street, on which occasion there seas a numerous at- tendance of shareholders The business of the meeting was opened by the Secretary, J.*B. B3adham, Esq., readinmg the notice calling the meeting, after which, The Chairman, F. Reccta'rs. ...

... I AGRZCULTURAZU3& ZNTELLZGEXCE. I REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. [From the Marh-Lane Express, .Feb. 10.1 The circumstances which are usually the precursors to a rise in the value of wheat, appear this year to 'have lost their influence. That the quality of lastl year's crop was decidedly bad, is ascertained be- yond doubt; that the quantity was a hare average (at I the utfno-t) is nearly as ...

... MARKiT ZNTELLZGENC!. LONDON CORN EXCffANGE.-Moiirb~y The supply of wheat, last week, was moderate, and It iS smallo fresh sam[ples tothis morniing's mark-et. The trade lasabeen dull bat prices ares oupiserted far tle bestesaipiesof English and foreign ?? buit tleinferior qualities arc ratlier cheape~r. Welhave ne tchangei the value of flour. Tie supply of barley bein~glarge,e;auses thetrad, to ...

... M3.jl22LET ZNTg8LLZGEXNCE. * LONDON CORiN .EXCHANJGE,11MONDAY. The supply of wheat by land. carriage samnples was moderate tt~ig morning, but quite equal to the dermand; the fine qualities gave way~ to. per quarter in price, and~ other; descriptions Is. to 28., before a clearance could be made. Frinweti slow of sate, and in same instances Is. cheaper. Barley is. a dull sale. Peas and Beaus are ...