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... LIVERPOOL MARKETS, FED, 17. I The week's import is 2,517. The stock previously was 4f8b,2911. The sale3 this week are /IU, of wihich 14 nnn are 1 on speculation, and 1411 for export, leaving a stock of 1 cotton now in the port of 456i,;0°, Which is 28,1ti bales more than at same time last year. The stock of Anme- rican is 267,26@, being 27,754 bales naore than at this period last year. The ...
... I LEEDS CORN MARKET. I 4 FEsI. °8.-The supply of wheat for to-day's market is small; I but there aie a inaity salnples appearing from vessels at Castle- I ford: the demand is not very extensive, and prices usay be h stated Is. per qluarter lower. Barley nieets a good request at I former rates. Oats and beasus ate the turn dearei. I PltICES CURRENT AT T1E CON EXCHANGE. I s. s. s. s.A WnaATr-F ...
... WAKEFIELD CORN MARKE T. - ~~~YESTERDAY, MAR.CH 4. re There is a large arrival of Wheat to this day's market, .Sand a good extent of business has been done in the article P- at a reduction of Is. per qr. The supply of Barley con- - tinues to be less than usual, and. all qualities have met a to ready sale upon fully as good terms as last week. Oats to and Shelling are very dull sale, but not ...
... LONDON GAZETTE, TUESDA Y, i-. 28. BANIOUtttlTS, BJURGIIALL .tsesph, of Itowton-bridge. in the parisht of Christleton, in tim county of Chiester. coal dealer, to sur. Mlarch 6i, at 11, and April to, at 11, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpooli-dots. I tarpet- and J1ones. Whitchurcll.-Pet. cr. V1. E. Ii arrl, of Chick, coal-niasoter. EARL' Jamles, of' Saint (beerge's-place, Camberwell-road, in ...
... L ONDN CN A' ZETTE, FRIDAY, rob. '24. BAINkMlUi-TS. A lI th c iifrrcs/gf Cmint ?? ini, jlliddleex nrare Wd at the MOsos itsViiei-Ts' Petl, BiISiiqtIRUL Street, London. i C( U : Georgo, of thze tbir of Nottinlghamn licensed victnaller, int dealelr it tobZacco, to stir. MarL-l 3, at I and March :ti *at 12, at ?? CCour, of BIan krotiptcy, itillnill.etiam.-Sol. I 1o'ley. N ettingita.-Pet. Or. ...
... LonIdol, Tuescday ,.Eenitq. The demand for goods for hoome consumption hag been bettersince we last wrote. and shippers have come forward more freely: merchants have displayed firmiess, and having o only asmall quaintity for public sale, prices have in ea~rly all eases been sustained. 'I'le imports ?? been trifling since slst 'Tluesday, and the auctions declared are of little noiment, with the ...
... -as WOOL. THE WOOL TnADP, London, ThursdaC--The imports of wool into London during the week ending to-day have been 27 bales only, from Germany and France. The result of the public sale, of wool which terminated on this day week, as may be inferred from the daily report we gave, was not so fayoerable as bad been anlici- Ipated, a cosmparieon of the whole prices with those obtainod last ...
... I - l i HALF-YEARLY MEETING OF THE I-fMANCHESTER AND LEEDS RAILWAY COMPANY. Thle 13th liailf-ycearly meeting of the. Mancecster and ILeeds, Railway Comcpany ewas held at the Comepcseey's oflices, Oldhl am I Soad station, 3Manichester, onl Thursday last, and was well at- tended. T3 1cr chir %was takene soon after twelve o'clock, by Henry 1tould~swoctle Eq, chairman of the Board of D irectors. ...
... Le j M~arch/ 1, 1843. i nuia Lx it ?? i-s our unpleasant duty again to report Unlfa- ~y v oncalily of the state of the Woollen Trade. Complaints isI are universal of thle fewnvess of the buyers, the extreme d. difficulty of nmaking !sales, land the unprecedented low prices of cloth, and axore especially as compared with the price of wool. TFue buyers have chiefly been of the wholesale class, ...