... OFF ICIAL ACCOUNTS OF THE ]330RD Q F' TRADE. (From the Economzist.) ofe The follo~wing are the official accounts of V e board of the ttrade, showing the impor~tsof the principal articl'elsof foreg of ndclnamehand isefor the nine months crndei. for October 10th, 1817, composed with the corrcspondling the tperiod in the two preceding yea~rs:- tre Animals, living:- 1845. 1840. 18417. -si4 Oxen ...

... , sIxcurmIEIL SIARE MsABcET, MO3NDAY, S3PT. B.-Bol n uon, Blackburn, and Olitheroe preference, No. 1, 1I F.; Eastern Counties, 18; Laucashire and Yorkshire fiftfis, . a. J ip.: Leeds and Bradford, 4174 p.; Leeds rnd Tbirsk S L prefereritials, - d. *Manhebester, Shoetlield, and Lincolishire lirefnctwe,{, 8-1t p.; North Staffordshire, 25-16 4 b-l e. I t -1 i. ;North Wetern, 24 d.; South Eastern ...

... Coln, 0, attic, a'nb' jpr'o'biiojx fRjrhvt%. LONDON PROVISION MIARKETTN ondp, October IP-The veest I anivals last week from Ireland were 27,510 firkins butter, and 440t comI bales bacecn; ad from foreign ports r-,840 casks butter. The busi. the I ness transacted in Irish butter during the past week was uninillor a snm tant; the large arrivals having supplied the dealere, they refiaia yet, p ...

... zollboll 0, (Immexcial liddliqaIrr. rz,'c,w our, won' Correspondent.) LONDON, MONDAY ArrIi-m:ooN, SFPTJUM1JBic 20. S Affacirs ill the City to-day are, touch mere, cheerfsl ; and thouglh it is coo early to speak w~ith ?? confi- dence, it hop'e is expressed that mnatters in the ceralnmee' cial ,world have -seen their worst, and that front hence- T forth wve may anticipcate at resto~ration of ...

... prepared to meet the exigencies of the times by an immediate suspension nearly all their works now in course construction. ...

... MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. AT THE COCET, ATIIEStI'M, GEOBGE-STBEET, Oct- MAXCHESTEB. Hour of meeting. 11. Brown and Co., cotton spinners, Pendleton, last examination 11. R. Ciiantler,joiuer, Pendleton,last examination ! 12 12. T. Cox, wine merchant, Manchester, to audit 12 12. C. Cox, wine merchant, Salford, to audit 13. T. Cox, wine merchant, Manchester, first dividend!! 12 13. C. Cox, wine ...

... Publicolo may assured we shall persevere in the course e have adopted: we thank him for his good wishes. Dramaticua will see that we have not been unmindful of the talented young actress now playing in our Theatre Royal. In answer to Stoker, we have heard that it is the intention of the Sheffield and Lincoln Railway to alter the starting of trains to Greenwich time; but we have seen as yet no ...

... mONxY MARKEi AND CITY NEWS. WEDnyasDiY.-The English funds fully maintain the prices of yesterday, although not quite so firm in the early part of hie clay, and the heavy stocks show rather a tendency to advance. The notice that all Exchequer Bills dated inthe month of March, 1839, would be paid oft oil the Mill of March next, and that new bills oh even date might be obtained in whole or in ...

... ?? fflarfEet0| LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. ?? Evening. We have had a very limited demand for cotton this week, and the market has been heavy, especially in the ordinary and middling qualities of American, Surat, and Egyptian, which are /d. per lb. lover. Other kinds are diffcult of sale at current rates. The trade have taken only for their imiue- diate wants. The sales aimont to 13,060 bags, ...

... M)c -alarfato- LIVii'OUL ('COTTli MIAUKET F,-otvt: It eq 4-7i': a) E cP~ing-, ?? lii 1, el V rv 3ry --o lcl ii:fii, 1 ,1 tor I2I'n tihron.liilout t: little ?? tool'e'' c'.I i2 prit's of t ,102 Sa r.rrl::t IOC .112n(L2L' TO . lo Itixt the desire to . . ...

... NI A It ; ET S. AVAKEFIELD COIN A1lIJCEl'P.- Y-s'EiTr AY. With the exception of Satuiday last, we have had mos splendid weather for the harvest since our ]ast weelks market, andl the crops ill this neigihjbourhood are being gathered il under very ?? cirenustanees. The general ophionl is that the vield of wheat will be good. The attenidanice of luyers :it this day's market is onlly limited, ...

... URDE HALL. DESU1RLPTION OF TEBULIG ;£,he--'annexe En ig-.conveys a.representation 9tf tl antersor' to.he :Eree Trade'ali dining the Great tg'gaa Netthel~d'thercJas*~ uight. , Th'e sll'etcli id fngW are 6by our clea:er tdnsman, Mr. Steplenr , are 'se dn the .e it~rtdingeM Thfor ' thhe fuosee acing the- s -eteth. -- aerection. of.sphiolisnandlfy' ll su athi Pr ,t egrdt, $regta aetingd;.and ban ...