... _iPo ?? (Current. THURSDAY, SEPT. 10, 1840. *DugnaoB RISINO.It DENOTES PALLING. COLONIAL PRODUCE. UGAH, B. P. percwt. (Dq~ty paid~ 5 d. sd. Muscovado dry brown ?? ?? 80 0 @ 83 0* ?? 40.' ?? ?? .d. 0-- 0 Gaod ?? ?? 0. - 0 * Fine ?? ., 0 and ?? ?? CCOcA14scfrcwi. (in bond.) ?? ?? 6.50 ?? 40 0 Corrsnjrewt, (in bond.) B.r. ?? 720.9140 Gload and fine ?? 950 . .10 f'1* ?? .3 1 ?? 136 0 ..15 0* ...

... I ?? e. r4_t lijt _l__l D THURSDAY. fARCEL 3 1 COLONIAL PlwjtUCHd-The th ado. cont'ntue to rupply thliol- szioes only tosatitf inuitediate real drmand; thetialainction. in coaseqitieloce b-s againl been Illtiijd in Plantation. noc Vx- COediliifg 1301 Is 1401 hdis., and in IOngit ae:d 2ltaUaIItIU ?? l tivo pirCiS oef ?? buvo bcen tak ii nit phli a vylg IC ' , l7U.d. Toe3.nI u MDiOJRSI ttle of ...

... MurIett I' LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING. E FRe5M OUR OWN COARESPONDENT J In tho English and Foreign Fund markets a fair business Wa3 E transaoted to-day, and prices further advanced for all kinds ofy stock. We qucte Consols Money 8t91,fortheaecount90; Spanish n 2s}, and Portuguese 35j. In Ruilway Shares a large business has been transacted, and prices are on the rise. Money is abun-t dant, and ...

... :: SHARE MALLET.-THURsDA.r, JAN. 23. r--. ?? -. FROM THE~ 8HAIWBOkCER8'6TATNEMENT.] Padd. Lst Pce. This dag. RAILWAYS. - ?? - e. 4. th*. d Birrninghim and ?? 70. o; 51 0 o Br-fnihghwin and Derby ?? 8 0 .. 61 10 0 11Iton and Leigh .. ?? ; 1i 0 61- n o Boltonand Preston 25 0. 10 9 tl 0 106hrrid i0irk..illek-d---;;5 O. 49 50 49 5 04 -ChestrmindCriveJmuitlon 35 09. 34 1o tl.. 34 2 6 Dublin and ...

... LIVERPOOL OORN EXMAHANGE. Teeoanv, At r.cL t. lt0tl. ec Ve havo to report another weols of complete inactivity in the corn trade. Choice aonples of Foreign Wheat hatve been held at i1 former prices, but the demand has been quito trilling. se)ile in- el erior qualities of both Foreign and Irish hove been olfering full Il. ner bushel lover. Several cargoes of mealing Oals rom Ire- land, and a ...

... tiberpoot -jOriced CurrtKt. THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1842. 61JOARl.-The demand for sugar continues good, but towards the last nearly tbe whole ef the Plantstion In the bandseof im- POrters aing been cleared off, atehtreme raten, the transacti ne In thlsdeocripttbn have been triding; the trade and refiners have, however, suppliedt themselves pretty freely with Bengal, of whichb abont 4000 hogs have ...

... Vicerpolrt ?? Curreat. id THURSDAY. JULY 7, 1842. is re COLONIAL PRODUCE.-The Plantation Sugar Market hoo idbeen exee~dingly still eace our precedtng report, the total le ?? lower rates. and lyholdcrat more dispooid to meret buyers at the decline. For Mao- 10ritius and Bengal there has also bsen a limited demand, the 'sales not ?? exceeded M15 bags, at about former quotations. ?? ofoonas ...

... ?? ?? - I Fro / the London Gazelle of Fridaoe, July 1. _ CHALK George, builder, Castlenius, Barnes, ?? and Broad- way, liammennanfth - FOST R, Mattbew, me chant, Crosbyhall-chamberas London, Hackney, Middlerex CLAY, Joseph, draper. Dowbinry, Yorkshire HOWARID, Daniel, victualler, Gloot and Stalr Pubtiblciotite, Swallew-street, Regent-street, NMiddlesex ACRASIAN, Daniel Wade, William Edward ...

... a IDANCASHIg THunSDAI, JARUASRV 11.-The cotton trade at Oldbam is alightlyimproving. Theturn-outof hattersat old- , hdrn, Ashton-under-Lyaoi Denton, Stockport, Manchester, and IS other places, bas partially terminated, and upwards of twenty, 8, out of about sixty hat manufacturers, have acceded to the de- L ;ands of the operatives. The colliers at Low Side Coliieriea, near Oldham. have turned ...

... es, On Teseday last the annual meeting of the above nbtcompany was held at their office, in Dale-street. The chair was occupied by Richard Earle, Eaq. The Chair. man called upon the Secretary, Mr. Thomas Carson i e- read the report, which was as follows ty ,Your committoo have at this meeting to report only .e rlyrally on the state of tihe companys affairs, as the accounts a ree now made up to ...

... 'HE REVENUE.- 58 16 I, a. IS it 5. ci 5. a II 85 V. ii Ig 1, is Re ig te 85 td to 10 ef Cu, Ext Stat Ta3 Pro Pea Crs bus Tot im? 51 It ol II, Tot -- ViatS l d55-D APOIL 5. - - - - 1845,.1840. Increase. Decrease. tors. . . . 20,176,73117 004,618 ?? 2,512,113 bio . , , 12,524,9.17 11,8 0Df 4 85 .. . 358,85 2 spa . . . . 6,714,841: 7,1195.821 3811,688.. es 4,217740 4,217.7 39 4,224'413 ?? ilty ...

... Aphippiust Inteffigeirre. - 0 FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 22.-Wiud l ight. 11.- .- George Henaryl-lati hon, Read. from Singapore at the Cape of lb. GoodfHope. ?? IIi, lnat.3Oil, lon.3OE,siloketheUtihead. 'if from Caleutta fir this port ter fMaenella, Johnson; Emperor, Keano, and Bericoolcn, Clarlbut,, !. rmMauitla; Edward ldowstead, Arnold, ?? %Vtndso. ers Castle, Joints, fiomt iBombay; Canado, Edgar, ...