... AYOAATl' MAIIKE7 and Uf7lY NEWS. FRIDAY. At the opening of busi tess to-day a large specula- tor tbr the flid in stocks was declared a defaulter l is emtgtgetnents on acecoint open are stated at £2;.OOV)( Consols, and at £:100,000 Spanish. His fiihilue sill throwv t loss of' about £5,0U0 on the Hlouse, hut it is divided into small sunms am11ongst several persons. The eflect of' his declaring ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... IL an-on, THURSDAY, JUNE 29. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock ?? 181 India Bonds ?? (3 Three per Cent. Red 95 Ann. (Jan. M8M10) . Three per Cent. Cons. - Ditto, New (ditto) Ditto tor Account.. Ditto (Oct. 1859) Three and A per Cents. -Ditto (Jan. t1830.. Ditto, Reduced ?? 1ot0 Ditto (Oct. 1880) . Ditto, ditto. New ?? - Four perCents.. . India Stock ?? Exchequer Bills . 50 Irish Bank Stock ...

... - :_1 -1 -p 7op PRICES OF SHARES IN CANALS, RAILWAYS, BANKS, ASS UHANCRI AND OTHER COMPANIES' SOCK. b ?? cca- gi_ _ -d. -- I jar the CANALS.u n21 was d.. s. d. ue2joe~ was Ii shton and Oldbams. ?? 97. IS £ 7 £ 1'2 .I l-arssley 10' 0 (I17 11r 13 10 Calder and Kiobble, ?? 10 730~ er 7 0Gra Junction . v.1*500 0 142 142 on ?? fltiddergfehi ?? v.. 37 f, B 13i1 ited 1 7 Iemnet & Avon ?? 131 1S 1a0, ...

... LONDJON TRADE REPORT. 1'RttfAT EVE ttNG.4VlAR,-TherG Wet. hOt a0 ptluliy sales today. Bly privtet contract about U00 hb tlritsh i'antatiOt-wmerebm,.gbt. T. total pureh-.ftit weerk amount to about O00 Ihdo and tliprees. The relinied uoikrt wafin, butttnot muc eelbe.i. doing. Stmadnod lumn ps are quoted 778 to 77 Olid per cat, and best bonded crrlhbed are offered at 2. per cwt. lttJ em-Laewardo ...

... it LONDON SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, MONDAY, Swt JuN 26.-Notwithstanding we have to report the I a arrival of a fall average time-of-year supply of beasts er up to our market to-day, there was from the fact of lea the attendance of both London and country dealers lal -but especially that of the latter, who purchased extensively for various localities' Ibeing large, amid 995 the dead markets ...

... -l -- ?? - ?? WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. YESTERLDAY, JUNE 30. We still continue to have cold and ungenial weather, which, with a short supply of Wheat, has cause the trade to rule brisk at an advance Of 2s. per qr. from the rates of this day se'ninight. Oats and Beans ready sale at improved rates. Shelling the turn dearer. Per qr. Go lbs. per Qtuarter. tWREAT-Suffolk, Eases, and Kent, red. -to - ...

... LONLQ'UN CAZEY'TTE, FPIDA Y, June 28. Do to BlANKlRUPTS. AU the D1ectinys of Co)sn ijssi-ojje rv f .iddlesex are held at the Id Caoinswissiusos' Court, Basoinghallf Street, London. r- BAYLIS John, the yoUn19ger, and Janies 13AYLiS, both of No. J st 15, (Gitter Lane, Clheapside, in thle city of London, crape _ ;e InoLilfaCturers, carrying aim business under the firm of 13ayiis and Coinpolsy. to ...

... ?? ?? 1 B -I - pt . Il - 1 H. L. Beckei and J. L. Becker, Manchester, calico prin. ters, July 4 and August 2i, at one, at the Court of Bank. ruploy,' Manchester. Mr. R. P. Hobson, official assigneei Atts. Messrs. Sale and 'Worthington, Manchester. J. Brown, Liverpool, broker, July 4, at twelve, and Au. gust 4, at' eleven, at the Court of Bankruptoy, Liverpool. Mr. C. Turner, official 4isglgneo ...

... . LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-Tuesday, June 27. Since this day se'nilght, a few cargoes of Whest and Malt have arrived from the English coast; but our imports are altogether of moderate amount. Another week of ine weather has kept the trade dull: one or two parcels of tile middling qualities of foreign Wheat have been purchased for Manchester and for transit northwards; but the local millers and ...

... ?? I~9i~t~tl~rlte | E MANCCHESTERS ?? EET, SAiTURDAe Y.- a 'T eather drite~pas Iwek- The er dur innglthe Ut. more ?? 6kn `ih &J116A~~~mee ?? r 9uin te last throe dvs-has been of'th otfiorbe -bacter. This, of course, has its effect upon the corn trade buyers ?? Purchase's tjuh retai ?? HEt each q immediate consu n r .c whilst aelle~seh small reduction on wheat, flour and oatmeal*ithoAv'however, ...