... THE FUNDS.-SATURDAY. FOUR O'CLOCK. (ramon the List of Me8ore Wolfg, Brot hers*, Stork-test oer, Cheange alloy.)J BRITISH. Prce, FOR.IGN. Price. Clonsuls ?? 96 Belgian ?? .. 103 3 educed ?? i e ?? Long Annuities ?? 4 12 French 3 per Cent 8e Bank Stock . 182 exican S per Ci Newr 24 India Stock ?? 267 Port. Converted . 4.4. Exchequer Bills. 63spm R.Seian . 114 India Bonds ?? 75s pm Spanish 5 per ...

... The advices by the overland mail have, in a commercial point of view, not exactly answered the expectations of the snore sanguine; but we do not conceive that any who enjoy the advantage of experience, or who have reflected upon the sulject, could have anticipated the immediate commence- nenof active mercantile relations between England and the new free ports of China. Hong Kong especially ...

... E We have to report a very extensive business transacted in cotton, at Liverpool, during the past week. The sales in in a couple of days must have exceeded twenty thousand hales, with little sign of any material abatement of this ani- mation. The sperulative demand continued in force up to the 11th, when 10 000 bales were sold, one-half on specu- lation and the jemainder to the trade. Prices ...

... The revenue accounts for the quarter were Published as usual on the 6th inst. The general balance for the year shows an increase in the total revenue of the country, to the ansount of 2,442,9421. as compared with the year ending July 5 1842. This, however, is not to be taken as the absolute increase; because in this sum is included the Income Tax, amounting for the year to 3,317,9971., and the ...

... THE FUNDS.- SATURDAY, FOUR O'CLOCK. (FromtheListoffressre Wolft, Brothers, Stoek-brokers,Changv alley.) 'llITISH. Do. Account - - - 3 per Cent. Reduced 31 Now- 34 Reduced - - - - Long Annuities - - Bank Stock - - - India Stock - - - - Zxchequer Bills - - Indias Boads - - - Price. Shut 951 96* Shut 102i 12* S 183 rhut 58S 74s FOttElt Belgian - - Brazil - - - Colombian-1 D0. Ex, do. - Danish - - ...

... I Bty late advices from the United Slates, it appears that the cotton crop has been finally estimated at 2,500,000 bales, and that prior to the end of May 150,000 would have cleared for this country, which, also, was to have the excess or sur- pine crop, should any appear, after supplying all other de. troands. This news did not affect the market at Liverpool, which has been on the whole ...

... I A very numerous meeting of the friends of free trade in Rochdale and the neighbourhood was held on Tues- dav evening, in the theatre, for the purpose of making a demonstration in aid of the great Anti-Corn-law League fund of 100,0001. by following the example set in the Manchester Town hall the other ?? Littlewood called on Mr Cobden, M.P., who was most enthusias- ticallv cheered. He said ...

... By a return of wool exports and imports during last year, we observe that the total number of pounds of wool exported from Liverpool in 1842 was 2,585,162, of which 454,444 were British, and 2,130,718 foreign. The total of imports was 54,399 bales, of which 5,934 were from Australia and Van Dieman's Land, 15,124 from Peru, 2,097 from Spain, 3,228 from Buenos Ayres and Monte Video, 6,870 from ...

... C TIre Liverpool Albion has some remarks on the present condition of the cotton trade. It seem's that at no period have prices reached so low a figure within Id. per lb. as at thepresent. Heretofore, cotton has always been consi- dered a speculation, when fair quality could be ob- tained at 6d. the lb. The price now is 44d. The esti- mate crops in the United States still range from 2,000,000 ...

... THE FUNDS.-SATURDAI, FOUR O'CLOOK. I(rom the Liat of Mes*r Wolfe, Brothers, Stock-brokers, Change alley. BRITISH. Price. FOREION. Priee. Console . ?? .9 Belgian ?? 104k Do. Account . 96 Brazil ?? 7T1 3 per Cent. Reduced. Shut Colombian ?? 24i 3S New . - - 102k Danish ?? Ss 34 Reduced . Shut Dtch 2 per Cent.. 55i Long Annuities .. Shut French 3 per Cent..t s Bank Stock . . Shut Mexican 5 per ...

... I Tuesday, February 28. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. L. Stanworth and S. Hargreaves, Worsthorne-'with-.Hrst- wood, near Burnley, Lancashire, farmers-J. Thomas, Sons, and Co. Bristol, wholesale grocers; as far as regards S. Bunny -F. and R. E. Simpson, High street, Southwark, hardwaremen -Key and Co. Bradford, Yorkshire, chemists-P. Farrand and Son, Lang lane, Bermondsey, ?? and Co. Guild. fsrd, ...

... Tuesday, June 20. PARTN;RafttiPS DISSOLVED. W. Ward, Sudbrooke, Lincolnohire, and H. Wagstaff, Eg- wnanton, Nottingbamshire, iarmers-J. Skillicorn and E. Gill, Liverpool. paintes-J. and C. Ainasworth, and R. Crompton, Little Boltior, Lancashire, ?? spinners; as tar as regards C. Ainsvworth-J. Potts and J. Harrop, Pfestbury, Cheshire, silk dsers-J. C. Ewart, W. Myers, W. Taylor, J. C. Ewart, ...