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... LLVERPOOL SHARE MARKET, Sw. 15i uvr.9swr *nnr~nnw. HALF-PAST FOU&60tLO0tO. (I7rim the shssrebrokers' ,Sssitentelt.) 1111 Pas..Pices within ThisdeayM thelast7dayst. Pricesl.. M d ?? Railway ?? .41t00 0 .. o U:: - dt iitto ?? ?? ?? ) OAir 1, Dittoand~ieshon ?? 50It .. SI r t, eljrmingnamoand ?? IOU) Ii.0 0 0 Lor e. Now Shares ?? 0..E I.Birmningharnand- erby . 10I ?? 1I) .. Mu C Third ?? .25, Ii ...
... 1 l8RLwAY'PWA oraeroFe..A'ready is the Income tfx forming t. bsubmtcs of disclis ion at Out ?? mleotings. -It appears that !d the eosnepasniare to be assessed for their dividends in the tigere- in gate. The 7i. ifn the poundisto bededuetedfrom theindividuatI .d dividends, and these individuals ore afterwards to picks theie I claims if their total income Is upder ยฃ1i per 1nnum, anid re- te ...
... A DvORTrsIoN.-The ignoranea in matters of buoanesq of some of d the peosons who have been appointed assessors under this act is Y possitively ludicrous. A bookeeller, on making his returns. ob- 11 served to the assessor that advertisements would, of course, come o under the ' neceswary expenses of busineos. Certainly not. replied the worthy functionary, I do not see that a bookseller can ...
... Of Currm tibtrpvvl pri ?? i ? I I ~THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1842..O ISUGAR.-Oniy amoderate businueshas been done i ?? ; its tioc Sugar, andthough the importers hae accebed to a' ?? ri' U -h alo a envr ueadthuh holdes' bi, of ~wIoitorli, thrnaeuenfw ues 511 sad there being no certait rrapein th isth heerec Se a may be considere Unsetld betwtu tendeytodci. 27i is COOA,-.Conttieus unn tid. ?? avebeelmae ...
... FREE TRADE MEETING IN CLAYTON- I. ~~SQUARE. YTTre voice of Liverpool has once more been lifted up glis ',gainet monopoly. She has spoken out worthily in the and ?great meeting in Clayton-square. We shall no longer cret e he taunted by Peel and his ignorant followers with apathy the h in the cause of free trade, or indifference to the general K! n distress, with having no substantial motive to ...
... Zaftruptd, &c. From the London Gazette of Friday, Jan. 23. FfOlT, Henury. bookseller. High-strset, Peckham, Surrey STONDE,~ James, maklertof lani ;nlg~cea'rds and othercarde, Belle Saevege-yard, Ludgate-hili, London . CASSID^Y, George Ber keley Kirirkvoed, merchant end bill broker, Becklerobiery, London SHARMAN, Frederick, ehoe factor, Barge-yard, Blucklerabury, Londo WOOSTER, Thomas, jun., ...
... - ~ ktupt~, &C. at From tse LondoA-Gazoete of Friday. Nov. 18. 10 FjjSHE. !Timothy. viotyaller, Camden Arms, oiRaudlph-strect, ns Camden-town. Middldesex JAY, John builder Lpndon-wall, London BAVAGE, George, deatrin glass and chine, Winchester. Sants WATERS, Stephen, draptr and grocer, Edenbridge, Rent ne LAURENCE, Benjaunin, merchant, Crown-court, Old Broad- i., street, London Dts GILSON, ...
... .bP~ยง3i~~ue L lt,., PORT OF HULL. Sir HULL, Feb. 5 -The Glenroy, Ajppleby, from Shields f S son London sprang a leak, 2nd inst., off Flarnbro' Read and sIab roller crew saved.-.The cargo of the John and Hannah, Davey, frj Iyam Leeds for London, latelystranded 6ntheSpurnhasbeeribrough up here in a very damaged condition. t h Tor, ' TTHURSDAY, Feb. 3. was Foreign Sao ed,-Mi strel, Jenkinson, ...
... %Wu acres, WnflC Will aUBu j p.uw' v . g(gdrtt:tuAraI ab QIoIVACrEiaii* a .~g A ~ndde cli Qa HULL CORN EXl tANGR, June 28 -A considerab e qoan., tity of rain has fallen stae our report of this day.se nrfight, but 'e believe not mne than has hithertobeen benefipisl to the eropi. Douring the pwa week the trade has been very inaniedte.' Jet thero was a regular retail demand for free foreign ...
... Port of Mull Imports, . 01- I flih M ih. 1111A 1 OA-) A?07, ., .I-I--. 14 ee. FIrom ilL 10h to Ihe l6th Seplember, 1842, both incltsiee. le le Williams, Buckton, from Dunkiik, 229 bales flax, 2 casks 15 9 I !2 cases nine, I hamper I case boots R Terry and Sons We m Harry, Klern, from Dantzic, 580 qrs wheat, 575 qrs peas, 2 Sb 1C boxes contents unknown M and R Keighley co re William Darley, ...
... Agrictltural anti aoninurcial If lahacts. esri 4 1 &UH - fIULL CORN EXCHANGE, Sept. G.-The firmness which 5 we reported in our last week's circular, continued during the l; week, and a large stroke of business was done in foreign wheat, F at prices fully 2s to Ss per qr over the irregular rntes wbich had B previously been taken.,.. The weather has beeu close aud S muggy, with occasional rain . ...
... THE MONEY. MARKET. ,n- CITY, WEDNESDAY MORNING.-The Funds have been sei 'ed extremely dull again to-da. , adpie ahrlwr o.C ~c ol avn be sl a g2, but they have since improved SyP lis. to 92-' 92.g for money, and 93 for tze account; New Three- an ter and-a-Half per Cents., 1O00g 101k; - Bank Stock, 168; In- -ire dian Bonds, 36 37; Exchequer Bills, Old, 49 51 ; New, nai IVe 51 53 prem .In ...