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... BANKRUPTS. - AUl the feetingsof Comamissioners in MiddletseXareheld at tht _ Comrnisrioaers' Colirt, BasinahattStreet, Lonadn. DAVIS8N Thomas of Stockton-upon-Tees, in the county of _ Durham, grocer, tea dealer, and cheesemonger, to ear. June _ 7, t 2, arod 24, at 1' at the Court of Bankruptcy, Newcastle.-- Sol. Brgnal, Durham.-Oicial assignee, Bsker.-Pet cr. Mar- jaret Ann Davison, Stainton, ...
... LONDON GAZETTE, YUESDA Y, May MB. BANKRUPTS. BARNARD Jacob, of Nos. 178 and 3181, in the High-street, Cheltenham, in the county of Gloucester, clothes dealer. to Sar. Jane 13, and Jaly 9, at 1, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Bristol.-Sols. Winterbotham, Chelteniam. and Dix, Bristol. -Official assignee, Miller.-Pet. er. Isaac Parker, of Chelten- bam, saddler. BRtAND Thomas, of Stamford-street, ...
... THE ADDRESS OFi THE COMMITTEE OF THE MINER'S SUPPORT FUND TO THE TRADES AND WORKING MEN OF MANCHESTER. GENTLEMEN,-Having been elected by a public meeting, beld in Carpentera' Hall, en Monday even- ing, May 20th, 1844, to hke into cmnsideration the ca3 of the Coal Miners of Northumberland and Dar- ham, we embrace the earliest opportunity of rommene. jug the duties of the ofsile imposed upon us ...
... LIVERPOOL MARKETS, MAY 25, Covvor.-The market during the week has been heavv, and a further decline of fully Ad. on American, and Ji. per lo. on common Egyptian and Surat, has been generally sublilted to: other descriptiogs barely support previous-rates. Specula- tors have taken 500 Amerlcan and 1,o00 Surat, and exporters 1,000 American and 300 Surat. The sales of the wees- which amount to ...
... 'LEEDS CORN MARKET. MAY 28.-We are fairly supplied with XWheat; the arriv~als of other arttcleas re small. Tie continued dry weather beingecon-. sidered detrimental to the. Wheat on lightlands, thermarket has assumed more firmness, and the highest rates Of Friday are readily made to-day. Beans and Barley are each la. per quar- ter~dearer. In oats and Shelling not muth alteratton. Other- ...
... ?? LONDON NEWS OF FRIDAY MORNING. c02 ROYAL EXCHANGE, London, Tlursfdap Eeeing. of The Joint -Stock Bank Committee met to-day, but having in, only received this morning a copy of Sir Robert Peel's Bill, they of adjourned further to consider it. A A treaty of commerce has been concluded with Meck- as dcl lenburgb. $ pei THE MONEY MAIO3tET.-The funds have been firmer to- day, and we note a rally ...
... PRICES OF-SHARES IN CANALS, RAILWAYS, BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COMPANIES' STOCK. - ?? Price. i r-ke. £.s. di CANALS a 41n& 5 10 Ahon and Oldbam..av.. 971 £7 12 ii ?? 0 73- 73 36 0 Calder and ?? 1600 00 160 216 7 0 Grand Junction ?? 100 0 0 21) 290 Huddersfield ?? 87 6 6 22j 2 7 6 Kennet & Avon ?? av. 31 18 10 - I iti Lancaster ?? 47 6 8 33 38 34 II. Leeds nd Liverpool ?? 0 0650 ex., 650 ...
... - , ?? WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, .YESTERDAY MAY 31. There is a very amall supply of Wheat at this day's mar- ket, for which a steady demand exists, at fully last week's - prices. In consequence of. the long continuance of dry weather, with little prospect of an alteration, Barley and Beans have been held firmly, at an advance of Is. per qr. Shelling and Oats are in improved demand, at rather ...
... , )f WOOL. a THE WOOL TRADE, London, Thursday Evenieg.-As tihe ie public sales commence on the 5th of next month, we have not a large ,ebusiness doing privately. During the week ending to-day the ivsa. ports of wool into London have been 6,900 bales, viz., 189 from Ger- many, 259 from the Cape, 110 from Italy, 400 from Turkey, and 73St tefrom Russia. in At Breslau, according to the accounts of ...
... -i^ ?- I - - -- - -- - - S- -- - - - - - S- A~- - LONDON CORN-EXCHAi:GE MONDAY MAY 27-The linest descriptions of both lied and White WheatI were disposed of by the factors, at pricos about equal to those obtain:ed on this day sennight; but, in all other kinds a ?? limited business was transaoted, and when sales were pressed a trifling abatement was submitted to, in the quotation ; hence the ...
... Vauhrupto, W. -- ?? Frern ire Lcondor GaJcettr of Frfdaab, Mop 24. RANKRUPTS. ,Bloomfleld Webb, High-street, Southwark, cheere- I ?? White Martin, Newmarket, Saffoik, ?? Milton Pike, Great Bath etreet, Cold i Bath-square, ?? Parson, Southampton, ?? Davison, Stockton-uponl-Tees, Durham, ?? Smitb, Baecp and MAnchester, calico ?? Crawford Johnson and William ChaPp- man, Manchester, manufacturing ...
... LEEDS CORN MARKET, TUESDAY, MAY 28.-The arrivals of Wheat is again liberal, that of Oats and Beans very short, for this day's market. We note a fair, steady, but not active, demaun for the beat Whcats to-day, and last week's prices are main- tained with some degree of firmness, Oats and Beans are dearer from scarcity, and in request. The supply of Barley is chiefly foreign, and its value ...