... MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, SEPTEMBsit 23, l182. PI'CES OhF SEIARES. AntI. of Amount Price per Shares. Paid. Share. Z. RAILWAYS. £1 £. £ 110 Birminghmn and l)erhy 11t0 40- 343 IDillo New Shakres at £84 disi.. 23.. 2 loll Birntingam atndafldtoceoier . 1. 23Ditto .4 sliaces issued at £71 discount 174 .13S 650 Balton and Preston 4 1110 Bristol and Exs'te .. Oi .. 4.3 - ...

... MANCHESTER S'rOCK EXCHANGE, SEPTEMBER 2, 1842. PBICES OF SHARES. Amt. of Amount Price per Shares. paid. Share. RAILWAYS £. £. £ PhO) Birmitgham and Derby . 10O . 42 - 3:34 bitt, Ne Shr- at £8 dis . . t 1:3:- 1Is, en rnasd~toueest- .. . 0) 43 25 Ditto * shares issued at £7j discount 171 12 so Bolton and Preston t) - ltlO Bristol and Exeter .. .. 70 ...

... Iathe rdif ryat irregular Prices.-Nothing a In fair request, and about 120 hogsheadt ,early full prices. ,ntinuo to come into market pretty freely no very firm, and for good Black havi 0AiFfienaV'~bavt been in very moderate demand, and the [5YEI~ee 9 verv ady. Of Logwood, of different descrip. I ticeeyk.nt mvre than dSO tons have gone out of the market at 0 d rates. Of Fustic sales have been ...

... I EJ)r jiflarktto. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, YasTERDAY.- SIr. NVe have had a large supply of wlveatlto-day. The dis- 2 position to buy extensively was checked by the advance We demanded at the commencement, but ultimately a good T extent of business was (lone, at an advance of as. to 2S. bins per quarter from the rates of this day sc'nnight. Barley nun nominal. Oats and shelling fully as dear. ...

... 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 ...

... MArNCur.ETB.-Tlhere wee a quiet market yesterday, both for goods and yarn; and, in the absence of any brisk demand, prices showed some tendency to recede. The real state of the market, however, cannot be ascertained until the general resumption of employment, and the production of a full supply of goods, shall have brought forward the orders which have been suspended on account of the turn.out ...

... Enmpartd. t, AFRICA. Y Iillerniont, Cleverley, fin Africa, with 415 ck palm oil, Jamic- .y son Brothers and co-V Dk r- Peru. Shieldi, filn Africa, with 850 ck palm oil, T Harrison and 32 co-Q Dk EAST INDIES. In Wallace, aIin, fm Bombay, with 3Y60 bI cotton, 1603 bg lin. Feseed lihomn Richmond and co Perleverainco, Corkill, fin Manilla and Singapore, with (fin la laciljes) 1030 besugar, 110 bI ...

... oxnkrt4td, &C. and From the London Gazette of Friday. Sept. 2. eu eiTOL.LEMACiHE, Williamn L-ioncIP Flix, comm only eailed Lord Rfew Iusngto hone dealer and coach proprietor, inte of Reston the anda L. ea Bottom, Kent, and Fenton Lodge, near Andover, nd* Hampshlre & Wu GROODERED, John, sen., shell fishmonger, Piccadilly, Middlesex 6d. WHITE, Thomas, Jun., shIp-builder, Goosprt, Hante illy JUD, ...

... SECOND EDITIONT and pse I RPOOL CORk EXCHANG1, ter- e Two o'clock. Friday, Septeberar 9,1842. rity We have had a deal of rain since Tuesday. nnd- ght although there is very little corn out in this immediate r. neighbourhood, yet further in the north, and in Scotland )re_ had and Ireland, a great deal is unsecured. The trade t of since Tuesday has been very firm, and the price of both red. ...

... ______E jatIftta . _ VWAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, Yl*TERDAY.- i The arrivals o wvheat .aru large, blt chiefly foreign. 'I'hs T trade dull anid last week's rates were scarcely supported. :t deeod new samples scarce, and without change is value. a, Barley it short supply, anid fetched 30s. to 3's. Beans, peas and oats steady. Shelling without change. Other C articles as last reported. Pi Arroals tfis ...

... ETHE PRICE OFWHEAT.-A HINT TO n . ~ ~ . ~SPECULATORS.. t It is commonly said that the price of an article de-an tponso the rportion wh ich supply beare to demnasd.,a~ IFakeA as a genleral principle, this is, no doubt, correct in, toi die long rune, but to assume that- at all times this-is the t Itcase, wonlri be a fmost erroneous -application .of..a useful thieory'~ In the physienl-world, we ...

... ? Ubt'rood.. tar 1?tted Current, THURSDAY, SEPT. 22, 104-2. COLONIAL PltODUCE-A.s considerable business has beenI again transacted In Plantation Sugars at the advanced price,; a last week, the transactlons amounting to 7t0 hhde. On Tuesdalcy I 100 hbide. of Trinidad, saved from cahiate flee, %were aeld byausticen at aboutiff6g. to 65s. 91. per cwt. Of Bengal, 2000 bags ba'ie bo~en disposed Of ...