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... LIVERPOOLJ MARKETS, MIlAltCiI 7. The week's import is 183,423. The stock previously was 410,5t49. The sales this week are 27.06U, of which ;1300 are on speculation, and 400 for expoit, leaving a stock of cotton now inl thL port of 649,121, which is 144,3'EI bales more than at sanie timle last year. Tile stock of Ante- rican is ?? being 14!50.t9 bales more than at this period llot year. The ...
... l3an'brupto, are. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? Fron Ule London GazetteofFriday, earn 17. BANKRlurrs. Edward Messun, of Portaea, Hampshire, Brewer, March 28, at twelve, and April 2B, at half-past eleven, at the Court of Baokruptcy, London. Mr. W. Whit- more, official assignee, 2, Baslughall-street; and Messrs. Brigge and Son, solicitors, Lincolas-Inn- fields. George Clarke, of 94, Crawford-streot, Bryanston- ...
... anrupo, &c. From the Ladeon Gazette of Friday, March 17. , sANnuOPPS. Edward Messum, of Portsea, Hlampehire, Brewer, March 28, at twelve, and April 28, at half-past eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy, London. Mr. W. Whit- more, official assignoe, 2, Basinghall-street; sad Mesrre. Briggs and Son, solicitors, Lincoln'S-Inn- ' fields. r George Clarke, of 04, Crawford-street, Bryanston- square, ...
... _ ?? t WOOL. THE WOOL TRADE, LONDON, T/hurday.-The imports of wool into London last week were 1509 bales, of which 1290 were from Sydney, 157 from the Cape of Good Hope, 45 from Germany, 14 from Calcutta, and three from Swan River. The contracts for clothing advertised by the Navy and East India departments have been rather in favour of the wool market, and as there is more speculation in most ...
... joanfrupto, Vjc. Fron tse Losndon Gazette of Frdeay, March 17. BANKtRUPTS. Edward Mesaum, of Portsea, Hampshire, Brewer,, March 28, at twelve, and April 28, at balf-pust eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Londen. Mr. W. Whit- more, official assignee, 2, Basingball-street; and Messrs. Briggs and Son, solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn- fields. George Clarke, of 94, Crawford-street, Bryanston- I square, ...
... LEEDS CLOTH MAtiFaIrs-There was more busi- ness done at the Halls on Saturday and Taesday last -agleam of sunshine in mid-winter; we shall be glad if it continue, bat much more pleasure will be realized if we should be enabled to announce an in- crease in business, of which there is even yet very little doing. RICHMOND CORN MARKET, SATURDAY, MARCH 18&H-We had a tolerable supply of GraiR in our ...
... G- ~~LEEDS CORN MARKET. en March 21.-At our market to-day we leave a good arrival of o,~ Wh~eat, and moderate of other grain. The demand for wheat ;or- is very limited, the tradle being a great deal influenced by the ,S, doll accoonts from Mark-lane. It is offered at Is. per quarter ani decline without leading to much busiinesg. Barley is inrequest ,n at last week's rates. Oats are slow sale ...
... . BANKRUPTS. A Al the _11ectin.s of Comrnissioiisre in -1Jiddleeex ar held at the 0t11?1isi20he1's' Co iut. Basingheal Stleet, London. ALLEN Francis, the younger, of Booden, in the parish of Ilaughton, in the county oi Stafford, brick maker, to sur. Marcl 2h and April 21, at hali-past 11, at the Court of Bank- ruptcy, Birmuinglhiarm-Sols. Flint, Stafford, and Reece, Bir- minghalrn.-Pet. cr. ...