... The balf-yearly meeting of the shareholders was held on Thursday last, at the Company's Office, P. Haydock, Esq., Chairman of the Board of Directors, in the chair, whliibthe following satisfactory Report ws presented biy ihe Directors to the meeting, and adopted : DIRE CTO41 REPORT. The Diroplors, in submitting their eleventh half-yearly Report. are happy in being able to announce that, since ...

... I ~ I LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-Tueeday, Jut5 18. Our imports of grain, since Tuesday, have been greatly below the actual demands of the local millers-the granary stocks supplying the deficiency: such also has been the caoe in many other of the leading markets. A cargo of Wheat from Dan4ig is the only foreign arrival we have to report. Notwithstanding the fineness of the weather, and the de. ...

... M4ARKE1TS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.- Tueday, July 4. The week's imports of British grain, Flour; and Oatmeal, are of moderate amount; but there are reported 7,843 bar- reis of Flour from Canada-the first arrivals of the season from that quarter. On Saturday night, after three days of low temperature, we had a copious fall of rain, and the wea- ther has since been very warm. Towards the close of ...

... -- - l ROCnDAfE FLAwNEL MAR .T, MONDAY LAST.-The demand to.day has been equal to tbat of last 'week for white flannels, but dyed goods were not o0 much inquired after prices are pretty well maintained. - Wools not quite so firm staplers taking prices which they refused three weeks ago. MANCDESTin.-_There was a rather better demand for yarn ' terday,': principally for Rus8ian account, and the ...

... STAE :F TRAD. . ' MANa0TpSrS,-IDurlng the last week a large businss bas been done in yarn for the Ru,33an maiket, and nearly all the' spinners who produce *qualities stited ?? that. mnarket,; are now engaged 'for a moitth or six veeks to come. A little more business has also tbeen donein the inferior qualities, ,and the market isaltogoer .irmer :thnn- for several I weeks :'past. ,In goods ...

... IR LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-Tuesdazg, July 11. The week's imports are alike moderate of each article a the trade. The weather has been favourable to the crops; but accounts of higher prices, both from London and the leading comntty markets, hasve given increased confidence to holders of Wheat. here, and upon a fair amount of business, we have to quote an advance of 2d. to 3d. per bushel, on last ...

... : - X ' T. Slgg, Manchester, merchant, July 26, at eleven, and August 16, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Manches- ter. Mr. J. Fraier, official Assignee, Manchester; Atts. Messks. Atkinson and Saunders, Manchester. J. WooO,. Manchester, baker, July 24 and August II, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Manchester. Mr. J. H. Stanway, official aesignee, Manchester; Att. Mr. J. Barratt, ...

... B3axikruPts. J. Percival, jun., Whitechapel-road, soap maker-J. Mills, jun., Acton, Suffolk, carpenter-J. Watts, Holborn, licensed victualler-F. Kennedy, now or late of New Bond-street, and York-place, Vauxhall-road, stetioner-W. J. Roome, late of Sheffield, but no ~of Gracwechurebi-street, London, steel merchant -fl. A- Hobbs, St. Peter's, lsle of Tbanet, Keiqt, maoh.ine maker-H. Jones, ...

... , st . - . .I STATE OF TRDE.. . j, : ~ ~ . i: : . _ ?? ' The quantity. of cotton purciaspad in Liverpool, by the manufacturers, in the' first half year of i843, is 648,740 bags, against 668,570 bags purchasad-in the corresponding period of 1842. This givesa an increase of upwatrds of.-&0,000 bags in the.quantity bought for, consumptlon in the:halfyenr just ended, on, conparison wiiih the first ...

... ?? ?? 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 ...

... IIl LIVERPOOL CORN .MARKET.-Tuesday, July 25. Our import list given below shows moderate supplies of British grain, Flour and Oatmeal; and the arrivals from abroad consist of 4,963 barrels of Flour, 60 barrels of Oat. meal, and 1,103 quarters of Peas from Canada. During the past week, the weather has for the most part been cold and stormy; and, with increased confidence amongst holders, we ...