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... .- -- - ?? A.-. - ?? - _1- 1 --o - - A - - ?? Is - ?? - - - I' {f r- LONDON CORN MARKET, MONDAY, Nov. 3Tru.- Last week the arrivals of most kinds of Grain up to this market where somewhat on the increase, and of fair average'quality. The receipts of fresh English Wheat from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, were eom- paratively trifling. This, together with the an- nouncement of a Government contract ...
... LEEDS CORN MARKET. 2 TURSDAY, Nov. 14.-We have a moderate supply of Wheat s and Barley; that of Oats and Beans continues very limited. I; There is a firmer feeling exhibited in the Wheat trade this - morning, and a lair amount of business has been done at last week's rates. Barley is only slow of sale at ls. per quarter lower. Oats and Beans fully support former prices. . PRICES CURRENT AT THE ...
... a i - ,SS- v l K v v - - ?? ?? ?? - -- ?? I LEEDS CORN MARKET, NoV. 14TH, 1843-The arrivals of Grain to this day's market are smaller i than last week. There has been a good demand for Wheat, and last week's prices fully supported. Barley has gone off slowly, and ls. per quarter lower. New Oats and Beans continue scarce, and prices fully as dear; Old Oats little alteration. THE AVERAGE PRICES ...
... ?? - ?? -- - . .- . . . ,, .. .. . _. . . M/ A ?? . WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. YESTERDAY, NovEmeEi, 17. ;T- There is a fair arrival of WhIeat to this day's market; the t best qualities meet a lively demand, on fully as good termns tar aso hsdya'ngt u h eondary sorts are taken Woffsola omrrts lhuh the supply of Barley se saalteeisgetdffclyi effecting sales at lat wekspicstasar cre adtetrnl ...
... THE CLOTHING MANUFACTURES WOOL. D TIfE WOOL TRADE.-London3, ?? imports of Ji voie into London during the week ending Thursday last were 2,313 n( ,i 1,42 from Sydney, 128 from Germany, 168 from British Vaet India, =33 from Algoa Bay, Cape of Good Hope, and 252 from perdianiki. The market is steady. to FOREIGN WOOL MARKET, November 17.-A considerable la p,nuet of business has been transacted in ...
... o0 his TnE mnischievous effect of the duties on the ill raw materials of our manufactures is continually receiving lie fresh illustrations. It is no doubt in some measure owing ler to our duty on cotton wool that the Americans are able .thto supply so large a proportion of all the cotton ma- ?ly nufactures consumed in China, and also in the South o- American markets. But the duty on sheep's ...
... LEEDS CORN MARKET, NOV. 14TH, 1843-The arrivals of Grain to this day's market are smaller than last week. There has bean a good demand for Wheat, and last week's prices fully supported. Barley has gone off slowly, and Is. per quarter lower. New Oats and Beans continae scarce, and prices fully as dear; Old Oats little alteration. THE AVERAGE PRICES OF WHEAT, FOR THE WEEK ENDING Nov. 14, 1843. ...
... T he week's import is 4,920. The stock previously was O 6s 710,1791. The sales this week are 27,9'0., of which 3,4s0 are on o So speculation, and for export SeHi American, leaving a stock of o s2 cotton now in the port of 693,171, which is 935.8.36 bales more o 5f than at the same time last year. 'The stock of Americatn o is 4'ยข3,245, being 220,39s bales more than at this period last 0o 6 year ...
... |[Wbe are glad to perecive that at last energetia steps are determined on, to procure the release of' the Poor ,eon's friend from unjust confflemeut. Most heartily do we wish the project all success, The lahours and moral worth of Mar. Oastler de- mand from every man of hleart, without reference to. party, a tribute of respect: and in what betterc manner can that respect be paid, than in ...
... LONDON GAZETTE, FRIDA Y. Nov. 10, BANKRUPTS, AllG the lfeetifngsof (mmissloners inl Middieses are held at the ?? Comrnissioerrs' Court, Basinqhall Stree, London. ae UTT Clarles Joseph, of No. 16, Bath street, Cit% Road, in the county of hliddlesex, cabinet maker, to sur. Nov. 21, at n half-past 2, and Dec. 19, at half-past 12.-Solo. Strangeway ?? Kding's-road, Bedford-row.-Pet. cr. George Hemy ...
... ?? , . -- . - . -- - -- - . ?? ?? , 1 , w s s - ?? - - ?? ?? - -- LONDON CORN MARKET, MONDAY, Nov. 13TH.- Last week the arrivals of most kinds of Grain up to this market where somewhat on the increase, and of fair average'quality. The receipts of fresh English Wheat from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, were corm- paratively trifling. This, together with the an- nouncement of a Government contract of ...
... Nanhruplo, wic. ?? ?? ?? From the London Gazette of Friday, Nov. 10. BANKRUPTS. seorge Job.s Posebee. of 27, Osxbrd-street, stationer, November 17, at three, and Dacember 20, at two, at the Court of Bankruptcy, London. Mr. T. M. Alsager. official assignee, 12, Birehln-lane, Cornbill; and Air. R. H. H. Wilson, solicitor, South-square, Gray'-inn. Thomas Baker, of Camberwell, Surrey, carpenter, ...