... MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, SYPTEMBER 9, 1842. PRICES OF SHARES. A2t. of Amount Price per Shares. paid. Share. t.' RAILWAYS. £. £ IBO Birmi~ttrnm and Derby -. IIt 42 33S Ditto New Shares at £84 dis.2. .. *. 25 4 -Si to BirminghamandGloucester . I t)Ou 42t- 25 Ditto j shares issued at £7i discount 17I 12. - .5( Bolton and Preston .. S ItOd Bristol and Exeter . 70 4 - 100 ...

... Acuollo -omrntztial itc12llenac. (From ii . i' et Cort-spondes ?? LiiNitONl IlfosriAr Am-i -lS(OoN, AU(;USTe SBil. Although Ittl tters it ItaILrk lamo ecoitinue 1ore anod Ynore depressed, atleirs in the city are conisidered to be irilproving, aud the ?? are slightly rising. The busi- Dies- is not extivsive but Consols tire firm 1at 87- to for mon1ev, Lnd a7i to 89 foii the account. Exchequer ...

... 3anlrupt. Gazette.-'ridJay. October 1, 1847. BEVAN Thoin68, Brecon, Brcsonnbire, corn t.'olor; Olt. 1.. Nor. 11, Court oi Bankruptwy. y tistol. Sol. Brint:os aiind Sons, Bristol. Pet ers Edwurd ''JItotcmLb, un A 00o1g'I Tiotnas,John Sanderson Thomas, whbolesete grocers. liatcd i~ept.. 2d. BYERS WilianY224, lfigh-etreet, Shoroditel. Ailiddleae%, woollen I warehouisemen, truiding under the finn ...

... ancient institution—ancient of its claat, for it was established so far back aa 1767—still drags on an existence, and indeed haa shown rather more vigour during the past year than can remembered for a considerable period, —for it has thia year paid double prizes, or, in other words, has paid in addition to the prizes awarded at last year's meeting, those earned in the preaent year. The show ...

... Zrabc WRports. IVIANt'tCsOV19TI, TUESDAY, AutiiUST'3. - TIf ~fpoct Two D 1 ?? niiirket-day lies been quiet, aid. ito yaras for imn export slightly lowei' pr ices have inl somhe cases been sub. tiv nisttied to. ILnW printing, clothe, and Maddispollaets are in of fair request, and] for sonric sorts better prices have been oh- ,I tained; but dli in. 7,) reeds, and best printers are very flat and ...

... ZLonbon (ommercial 3hItelligence. LONDON, MONDIAY AFTERNOON, SrspTEmimnE 0. 0. (From tile Slen.) T'he public securities havea been rather fluctuating this Morning, although they appear to be firmer nowv than upon the commencement of' business. Consols b, have, realised 87A- to 871 for transfer to-morrow, and 87t in to 811 for account. The N'ew Three-and-a-Quarter per of Cents, realise 894j to ...

... toBIRlTH. tce On the 20rd tilt. the lady of Air. Tlioinasflcbinsoni,Strattgeways, or, in this city, o. a sou. tiC ~MARRIIEDA, int On the 201.tli nit, at tbe CittL1NIIlrol, by the 11ev.WX. Johnson,ALA, ;as Mr. John .lNI'utiiglttoi, of' Newcastle-ott yntte, to -Sotphia Amelia. Yont~gest ilooLglitet- Of Air. Jolts Platt, of Wattitt gtoct. Ott the j'tti tilt, at the Cathedral, Ihy the R1ev. NV. WV ...

... Vankt-t!5. r ----------------- l---l Gazette.-Fr'iday, June 16, IStS. BROOKE William, Birmingham, Warwickshira, manufacturing chemist and refiner; July .1, August 1, Court of Bnihruptcy, Birmingham. Sol Mr. Reuce, J3hrminuigaam. Own petition. Dated June 12. CAIRNS Thomuas, Bedruth, Cornwvall, draper and tea dealer; Jtaly 1, 20, Court of Dlankruptcev, Exeter. Sol Mr. Stogdon, E'xeter. Own ...

... (BY ELECTRIC TEEEGnArH1.) LlVnIrOOL COTTcuN 3IARnET, TWELVE o'CLocK.-The market is dull. Sales 2,001 bales. No change in prices. LlvEnroOL Con; MARKET, TwEI.VI. o'CEocK.-The arrivals moderate, and the market dull. Wheat in fair demand at last weekes prices. Ilour a slowv sale. Oats and oatmeal both very dihicetlt of sace, former prices being barely supported. In barley and malt iio change. ...

... 'y MONEY AND SHARE. MARKET. FRIIDAY NIGuIT, DEC. 8TIH. I I Consols opened to-day at a decline on yesterday's ,heeand remained pretty stationary until near the 301 close, the latest quotation being 871. Three-and-a. Ida. ing. Quarter, 86b- 13; Exchequer Bills, 40 3. A small amount of business has been done to-day in Foreign - Securities. The Railway Share Market has been N quiet, with prices ...

... THE STANDARD ON FREE TRADE. The Standard and tbe .lMorning Post still continue- to keep up the old farce. Week after week they fill their columns with pictures or prophecies of the ruin it which has been, or is to be, the inevitable conse- t quence of Free Trade. No matter what turns up, d they manage, some way or other, to extract striking examples from the most opposite facts of the mis- ...

... MONDAY EvENIi;G, NOVEnrBE 6TH. During the early part of the day, the Consol and Share Markets were generally flat, but there was rather a firmer tone at the close of the market, and prices for Consols closed at 80 to 860; Exchequer Bills, 36 to 40; London and North Western, 117 to 119; Midlands, 79 to 81; Dovers, 231 to 23+; Dovers, No. 4, fi to 60; Great Westerns, 12 to 10 dis.; North ...