... MARKIET INTELLIGENCE. LONDON COaRN EXCIIANGE, MONDAY, JAN. 30.- Last week the arrivals of Wheat from our own I coasts, were on the whole, good, but mostly of infa- nhor quality, arising from the dampness of the atmsos. I ?? l ue p this morning, coastvise and by land cart inge, and samples, the ?? wore com- paratively small, particularly from Essex and Kent. The samples beieg somewhat out of ...

... vasa- .ng EFFECTS OF THE CORN-LAWS ON COMMERCE hat AND MANUFACTURES. :nd The meeting of deputies, to consider and receive state- aid monts relative to the effects and injurious operation of the Corn-Law en the home trade, foreign commerce, and manufactures of the coon- eg9, try, was held this (Wedneoday) morning, at eleven O'clock, in the large room of tire MBanchester Town Halal. It was ...

... 3WIRKET INTELLIGENCE. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JAN. 30.- Last week the arrivals of Whelt from oar own coasts, were on the whole, good, but mostly of infe- rior quality, arising from the dampness of the atmos- phere. Fresh up this morning, coastwise, and by land carriage, and samples, the receipts were com- paratively small, particularly from Essex and Kent. The sraples being somi what out ...

... BANKRUPTS. I AMES Robert, of Margate, in the county of Kent, linen draper, J to sur. Feb. 11 and March 10, at II.-Sol. Cox, Pinners'lhail.- n1 Pet. crs. lamnes Clarke, George Peel, and Thomas Allen, of Bread-street, warehousemen. 13RADWXELL Joseph, of the city of York, ironmonger and iron- founder, to 5ur. 1feb. 1b and March 16, at 11. at the Court of Bankruptcy, Leeds. -Sols. Wood, York, and ...

... INs estimating the value of any 6 improvement in thle mode of producing wealth, it is a rule with us to ask, what increase, or decrease, has it made to the MLEANS of the working man I and according to the answer given to that query is our estimate of value. When arguing upon the question of Extension of Commerce, we have pointedly put the question to it i advocates : What have been the ...

... SAITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, MONDAY. JAN. 3D. There is again no importation of Foreign Cattle to netice upon Which the ditty has been paid in London, and the num- ber returned for Hull dauring the week ending the 27th instant is only 20, which shows agreatfallingoff comparedwith former weekly arrivals for that port, and as the weather, both on the Continent and here, has for so many days past ...

... I Loandeo, Tuesday Evening. The merca ntile markets have presented a tranquil appear. ance since we last wrote ; the houre trade have operated with much caution. the transractions for shipment have been trifing; merchalnits have been desirous to Eell; and prices have declined for marny articles. Large parcels of goods have boen pressed for sale. Arrivals have corne ii freely front all quar- ...

... LAanllruplo, &r. From 4ee London Gazette of Friday, Jan. 27. BANKRUPTS. Alexander Hay, of Great Queen-street, Lincolns I.n-l.eIds, oachm-ker. February 3, at half-past twelve, and March 10, at twelve, at the Conrt of Bankraptcy, London. Mr. T. M. Alsagar, official ssaignee,12, Birin-lanae; and br. J. B. May, solicitor, Queen-equare. GteoIge Cole, of Bexley-boath, Kent, grocer, February 3, at ...

... Man1tupto, wt. Fron thle London Gazette of Fiday, Jon 27. BANKRUPTIS. Alexander Hay, of Great Q'seen-street, Lincoln.5 Inn-flelds, coachinaker, February 3, at half-past twelve, and March 10, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Landan. Mr. T. M. Alsagar, offl Bassignee, 12, Birchin-lane, and Mr. J. B. May, solicitor Queen-Equare. George Cole, of Bexley-heath, Kent, grocer, February 3, at ...

... ed LONDON NEWS OF FRIDAY MORNING. ly,_ e; ROYAL EXCHlANGE, London, Thurs-day~ Eveeeiasg. ill THE MoNEr MARKxET.-The funds have been rather ot heavy to-day, in consequence of the suspense inmmediately preceding I the delivery of the Royal Speech, and the defeat of the French M~inisters, but rather more business wais done tovlards the close, I as, and the market partially recovered. The ...

... WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. YESTERDAY, FEFsRUARy 3. The supply of Wheat being only small to-day, an advance of Is. per qr. has been obtained for finest samples, but in other sorts not much business passing at last week' rates. Barley is not brisk sale, but fully supports its value. Beans are more in request than for some time past, at rather improved prices. In other articles no material alteration ...

... LIVERPOOL MARKETS, JiN. 27. _ The week's import is 47,747. The stock previously was _46,130. The sales this week are 26,720, of which 2,520 are onl speculation, and 1400 for export, leaving a stock of cotton now in the port of 48.,423, which is 20,469 bales -more than at same time Iatt year. The stock of Ame- rican is 209,801, being 24,523 bales more than at this period _ last yeaIr. The ...