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... ,_ - - , 1 1 - - -- - ?? - .- ?? _- - ?? ?? . - WKFIELD CORN MARKET. YESTERDAY, JANUARY 13. The ,arrival of Wheat for this day's market being emall, and the millers generally lean Of stock, a good extent of business has been done, and an advance of Is. per qr. readily obtained. Barley has also met ready sale, at an improvement of Is. per qr. Oats have been more in demand than for some time ...
... ?? £. d.I I ?? Ld. i C t0 ~hton and Oldham-. av.. 97 18 0 12 0 Mirrnsley ?? .1N) 0 0 1314) aflder and I lebble . . 1o04400 30 7 ~* 7 0 Grand ?? I 100aa0~1432 3 f ?? Illudders.Iield ?? av. . ~5760 13i 13k f 17 Kenriet & Avon ?? v. 3It I10 13 1 10 ~ i . ?? 47 6 8 2I 6 2 340 4 ?? 10 , isrs. 10O14) Leicester 14 __ veet, 25 0 .4erse' &- lrwoll ?? ( 44 0 37,5 4 IO, Pcak Pores ?? v4ab u 7 (4 4 sed ...
... FACTORY. EDUCATION BILL.-MEETING AT THE FREE TRADE HALL, MANCHESTER. -~ ?? . - a,~ MAnchel24s10er, Wedneaday Enviisrg.-This evening a public nmeeting of the friends of religious liberty, opposed to the late Educa- tion Bill, took place at the Free Trade Hall, in this town. The an~- ing semblage, however, Itas unusually small, as compared with previous the meetings connected with thle same ...
... LEEDS CORN MARKET. WNWe have a fair supply of Wheat reported this week, and. sevralsamlesfro vesel ner a had ;but merchants are verylim in emadinghiger pice, ad will not sell extcept; ad, ta dac ffl 5 e ure, on Wheat. Millers are relctat prcases a tis mprveent, and only take for theirimmeiatewant. Bens ad Oas are each 6d. to Is. Pet PRICES CURRENT AT THE CORN EXCHANGE. 5. 5. S. IL WHEAT-Essex ...
... THE WOOL TaniDE-London, Tlsursday.-The imports of or wool into London (luring the week ending to-day have been 1311 ot bales, of which 7.-B3 were from Portugal, 9(; from Bombay, 180 from Ye Germany, 224 from Russia, Soc. ed The sales have been in daily progress since our last, and the at- tendance in the comnsedious room in the Hall of Commerce, bril- liantly illuminated by the Boccius light, ...
... CORN AND CATTLE IMARKETS. WAKEFIELD CORIN MARKET. d YEISTERDAT, JANUARY (i. d The year 184-2, which has just closed, has been one of more severe loss to the Corn Trade than has almost ever bees yknown at any former period, and the suffering thereby occa- sioned will probably be felt for soilie time to come. The e, importation of Wheat was lorgor than in any formier year, - and from the Ist of ...
... LONDOX GAZETTEZ TUESDA Y December 12. BANKRUPTS. CUNDY Joseph, of Rlanelagh-street, Pimlico, in the county of Mliddlesex. carpenter and builder, to sur. Dec. 2l, at 1-, and .Jan. 11, at 1.-Solt-. Messrs. Mleymott, B3lackfriars.-Pet. grs. Robert Jones Dowson, Wui. Earle, and Joseph Earle, of Comniercial-roisd, Lambeth, timber merchants. IIAItMAN John, of the Meadlowbank 3reowery, Whitefriars ...
... LEEDS CORN MARKET. [5 May 2.-At to-day's market we had a good supply of Wlteat, d andi a moderate one of other articles. There is a very fair de- mand for Wheat, and fine qualities are Is. per quarter dearer; N other sorts fetch rather more money. Barley is in request at former rates. Oats and Beans a little dearer. 1- PRICES CURRENT AT THE CORN EXCHANGE. ;e S. S. a, E. a WHEAT-Essex and Rent ...
... roe- S'S- WOOL. of Tan WODL TRAD9.-Loodon, 77tursday.-The imports of VMS wool into London during the week ending to-day are only 157 Wales, of which 77 are from Germany, 54 from Spain, 16 from Denmark, ?? and 10 from Russia. The progress of the public sales continued up y of to Monday evening last, when they termoinated. Mr We now come toa summary of the whole, as derived from the In- the ...
... o0 his TnE mnischievous effect of the duties on the ill raw materials of our manufactures is continually receiving lie fresh illustrations. It is no doubt in some measure owing ler to our duty on cotton wool that the Americans are able .thto supply so large a proportion of all the cotton ma- ?ly nufactures consumed in China, and also in the South o- American markets. But the duty on sheep's ...
... LONDON GAZEr'/A, TUJSDA 1, ljr, 2. B3AN K RUPTS. ALL J.ohnbi of t 'i 3 ototobt~i 'l y f~~~tet ~ Itatns ?? le colint- or su:rn), bla-',!-w-ito Si~r In Mv i). at ila if- patI su tinale at 12.ilS,. Mfliit' aid, ('arr. fatCheap. o1et r o IdNNIad Nillc ?? Wint. Leo spim ?? ani, T' ontita B9ealeVt'~Otc- ~; onnsra, lorittgh, if~flft ( -'r'of UpI c-r Tenmsjie-;tr-et, an~d of ?? ',tr'el, 1 'l1t in 1. ...
... BANKRitUPTS. ALLEN Mattliew, late of No. 5, Ilenrietta-street, Covent- g..rden, in the county of M'liddlesex, dealer ill patent wood carving, and now of the parish of Waltham tduly Cross, in tle county of Essex, apothecary, to sur. Dec. 15, and Jan. 1, at 12.-Sols. Biscelol and Cox, Coleman-street.-Pet. Cr. Joseph Nelson, No. 4, Circus place, Finsbury. gentleman. BAYLEY Edwin Bancroft, of ...