... OUR EXPORT TRADE.- STANDARD FALLACIES. ill ale m A few days ago a return of the total quantities iti Zk and declared value of cotton manufactures ex- sea ,-e ported from the United Kingdom in each year, from I Bs 18614 to 1815, was laid before the House of Com- to 1 s nons. F romn this return, it appeared that in 1814 Ino a we exported 192,340,625 yards of cotton goods of nh various kinds, ? ...

... THE MANCHESTER BAINK@. rRo.M Ol:R REPORTER.] MANCIIEBTER, WEDNESD)AY, FOUR o'cLOCK.-Tbi! morning at eleven o'clock the annual mleeting ot the pr O prietors of this very disastrous concern was held at Hay'- ward's Hotel, Bridwe-street, in this town. The directors present were Mleisrs. G. R. Chappell, chairman ot tie board ot directors, J. C. Dyer,John Pathus,Jobn Gouldsborough, and John Spencer ...

... MARKETS, FAIRS, &e. Ilewcaslte Corn Akerkel, October 31.-Our farmers brought a moderate supply of wheat to market to-day, but we had a good show of samples from thecoast,and the demand proved extremely limited, at prices the turn cheaper than on Saturday last. Barley was taken off very slowly, at ou. quotations, as our maltsters merely purchased for their immediate wants. Rye, of fine quality, ...

... Newccastle Corn Market, May 2-We had a good supply of wheat at this day's market from the growers, but few or no samples offering coastwise, as vessels are kept back owing to contrary winds, and prices ruled Is per qr. dearer than on Saturday last for choice qualities, but no improvement can be quoted in the value of secondary descriptions. Barley was in limited request at late rates. Oats ...

... | North Shields. July 16 -Thle Times, London, and the Newcastle Trader. recently on the Goodwin, have gonle into dook fiere for refalirs - 18-The Latona, Jenas, arrived at this porit frorn Biou- hogne. has on board the master and three of thil GRsv of tho Blessing, of NeWcastle, recently wreckedtof 1,ft~ w'tlen. ThIe remains of the wreck have been sold by its'50 Ccr 4o. The alrnms'ey, ...

... AVezcastle Corn A'farket, M'arcS 28.-Our market was well supplied with wheat to-day, both from the farmers and coastwiss, for which the trade raled extremely dull, and where sales wore made a'deeline of Is per qr.. had to be subitted to. In bonded samples there was nothing doing.- Barley, except of the finedt quality, met a slow sale, at late rates. Malt was quite neglect- ed. For oats there ...

... MARKETS, FAIR , &c. lvewcastte Com Martet, Feb. 21--We hada gaod supply of wheat at this day's market from thle ij, er- but small coasting arrivals, and the trade ruled dell' even for tbe finest samples, at prices the turn che auel than on Saturday last, whilst inferior ?? comi~letely neLleoted. The holders ot boided h are not offerling thxeir stcks at presenit. Bare Wheate exctremely limited ...

... PRICE CURRENT.-TUESDAY, Aug. 26. .N _ I - , - .. I . SUGAR.-A falling off has taken placo in the demand for raw sugar from our lonies and dependencies, and prices have assumed a downward tendency, and the supply is on the increase. Slave-labour sugar has at- tac.ted the atteation of the home-trade, and brought stiff rates. West Indian Muscovadoes have been taken with caution by grocers and ...

... | X From the New Price Current of Tuesday, Jan. 13.) SUGAR.-Since Tuesday last importers of colonial sugar have been desirous to realize, and having abundantly sup. plied the market, a decline in the value of nearly every sort has taken place. Importers of British Plantation submit- ting to a reduction on previous rates of Ud to ls per cwt for all descriptions, occasioned a fair business to ...

... MARKETS, F'AIRS, &c. Newcastle Corn Market, Mfarch 2l.-We had a good supply of wheat at this day's market from the growers, but few or no samples offering constwise. as vessels are kept back owing to the stormy wreather, and prices ruled ls per qr. dearer than on Saturday east for choice I qualities; b at no improvement can be quoted in the va- luo of secondlary descriptions. The demand for ...

... Jiftakitt Snttuftnf# ?? . . 41!: LONBN Con Oxsion;aMxiosw, FMaa, F2, ?-ThTh toppliks durnlas keew veo the whon eh d bhof both grain and flu ubi thdgene enrl a moun t of buIi- ness asacted was 'Prices 4~.N litte'red or no any o of the marke t days, ttheebeing an aence anythin g :except a coneptiut de- mand. The o atat of the weathelr is u ndobtedly favourable to busine, bt theb long pendig ...

... From the establishment of the Northern Star to im the present day it has not only been our study and I desire to advance every movement made in behalf of the working classes,but we have furthersuhjected our- selves even to outlawry, as will be seen by the report of Sir Thos. Wilde's spiteful and vindictive-though short, charge to the special jury~whotried the cause of O'Connell v. O'Connor. We ...