... It appears from the annual statement of the extent and distribution of the cotton crop of the United States, for the year 1842-3, that the crop amounts to 2,378,875 bales, be- ing within a mere trifle of the extent of what was consi- dered the most extravagant estimate of its produce, down to a comparatively recent period. It is quite clear that cultivation is extending with great rapidity in ...

... Tuesday, October 10. PARTNPERo*IPS DibSOLVED. Green and Wicking, Sattonuat rz{ie, iRent, millers-A, and M. Stanley, Blackbarn, innkeepers-Lees, Wlbitehead, and (:o. Oldham, coal merchauts-It. Williams and H. Wood, Wor- cester, linen drapers-J. Swift auca S. E-kin, Stoke-spin Treot, manutacturers of ?? ad Ellis, Warbleton, Sussex, drapers-M. A. and R. Ling, Taunton, stone masons-M. Blareley aud ...

... The tone of the news from Liverpool of proceedings in the cotton market is of course changed. Quietness there has for the most part prevailed, and on some occasions the market fell into a very dull and unsatisfactory condition. The sales have' not been at all large, but no change of prices is reported. Some fictitious sales have been of late discovered, and the parties have been expelled the ...

... - The Standard, presenting the quarterly account (com- monly called the balance sheet), giving a statement of the revenue and expenditure of the year ending the 10th inst., says, to those who are not in the habit of preserv- ing or comparing financial statements, it may be satis- factory to be furnished with the accounts for the last seven years, and we therefore subjoin a statement of them:_ ...

... Tuesday, October 3. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. R. Bateson and Sons, Liverpool, brokers; as far as regards J. G. Bateson-W. Cordingley and Co. London-Pearse and HaU, Eseter, linen ?? and Son, Northumber- land street, Strand, jewellers-R. L. Gaskell and Co. Liver- ool, ?? leotto, Mongredieu, and Co. South street Finsbury; ai far as regards 1. Guillemard-R. Foster and Son, Cambridge, brewers; as far ...

... THE FUNDS. -SATURDAY, FOUR O'CLOCK. (Fresmthe List ?? JWolfe, Brothers, Stock-6,okers, Change alley.) BRITISH. Price. FOREtuiN. Price. Console - . . 595i Belgian - - - - - 106 Do. Account - - - P5t Brazil - - - - - - 73 3 per Cent. Reduced 94t Colontbian-Venezue. ali 31 New - - - - - 102g ,o. Ex. do. - lit 3j Reduced - - - - ilij Danish - - G8 Long Annuities . 12 Dutch 2U per Cent. - 54 Bank ...

... There is favourable intelligence of the coal and iron trades of South Staffordshire. In consequence of the improved state of the mining districts, the master col- liers have resolved, without any application from the men, to increase the colliers' wages to the rate given previous to the last reduction. The advance commences from Monday next. The thick coal men (the most hazardous employ- ment ...

... It will be cheering to American stockholders in England to hear that Mr Daniel Webster has made a speech at the great agricultural meeting in the state of New York, earnestly urging the payment of the state debts. The pay- ment of the Pennsylvanian State Debt was warmly and zealously advocated by James Gowen, Esq., formerly of county Tyrone, Ireland, but now an eminent merchant, farmer, and ...

... Taesday, October 17. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Ocr. 16. Royal Artillery-Second Capt. J. Ai. Savage to be Capt. vice Sir H. Chamberlain, Bart. deceaoed; First Lieut. H. Murray to be Second Capt. vice Savage; Second Lieut. E. B. Hamley to be First lieut.vice Murray. Memorandum-The d.te of pronotion of First Lieit 1. D. Shkespear has been altered to .hc 9th of September 1S43. -l{yai Engincere-Second ...