... E SPLIT IN THE TRENT VALLEY CONTINUATION COMPANY. A metin ?? harholersof hispro- ~ected railway was held on Thursda afenon a ay- Msanchester shareholders, who, itwil hermmb d appointed a deputation to proceed to Lonoadoti an explanation of the situatian in WhIcht, cop stood. In the absence of E~dmund Wriglht, E sq., who was to hav ocupid te cair Mi. E L.Bradshaw was called thertoas r. ...

... a MANCHESTER, FRIDAY EVENcIse.-During the present 0 t week, the cloth and yarn markets have again been in a dull d I state, and in some cases the smaller huoldrs have submitted 0 Ito a reduction of prices in order to effect Sales. In those t cases, however, were there was no pressing necessity to sell, il manufacturers and spinners have refused to submit to any D reduction. As the short time ...

... THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN CORN TRADE, | By the Caledonia, which arrived in Liverpool on Sun- da , accounts have been received from New York, New Orleans, and other important shipping ports of America. A letter from New York of the 30th October, written by a particularly well-informed person, communicates the following information:- The stock of flour here continues light, and certainly does ...

... - ' TRADE, IEPORTS. ,,,ACHMSTERt, FlilnAY.-TWhe market remains, ?? ,mateisil alteration; althoughnmpre hopeful anti spationni of I the prospect for business ,are. entertained,;and some qon- siderable .esles have b.een ei'ected at low prncesa we eaz4not ,quiote that qecneral demand which is necessaryto meet--our large Mad increasing productiou of goods and ?? Yarnis are ,quiet. Theq-prices of, ...

... Deccmber. MANCHESTER, Heolz) of meedinq. AT TH1E COURT, ATHfEINX UMt, GEORGE-STIErET. 1 21. James Stuttord, spinner, Manchester, ad;. last exam.. 11 21. Rosetta Edersheim, draper, Aaucbester, last exam 11 21. Thomas Langston, sharebroker, Alanchtster, dividenl 11 ] 21. Johln Grandy, voollen manrfactureir r, Rinsbottom, alnd 12 21. John and George Barton, copper roller makers, Man- ?? 12 21. ...

... cll AIA-NC,13YSTEC, Fr I Dt.-The imllprovemenut its the demitnln tU for prining cloth, which ?? noticed last eckli, still continues, aI atin prices aillttti the advalscc thlsessoteod: in other fabrics thcre is no change. The yarn miaiketis still quiet. The w fisiltre of a well known agency-house in tows hais cansed a I good deal of speenlttioll during the week. The engagements r of the irin ...

... LIVEXRPOOL COTTON MARKET. FRIatky EVEXING, NOVFUnBERn 20. Thle flat acconuts frolnl the insullfacturingt districts ias caused less buoyancy itl Oulr allarhet this week thlal pre- vioUslV, anti the tranisactions are comnparatively Ilodeclrte vith ?? in favour of buyers, but not to the exteut of s. quotation. The accoulits from the United States, by the last steamer of tue 1st inst. are of a ...

... LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, SEPT, 24. ~. . , . . . .. ?? (temand for cotton still continues of a most animated e character, and both speculators and exporters are large a operators, with a good trade inquiry. Prices are very firm at the full rates of last Friday, and in middle class American cotton a partial advance of Id. per lb. has been obtained. Sales on Friday 10,000 bales; Saturday 100,000 ...

... alank l p he. LON~DON GAZETTE-FRIDAY, JULY 31. CARNE Joseph, i mi., of Falteounth, grocer, Aug 12, Sept. 9, Exeter District Court of Buikruptcy.Socio, csr.Iitati'ily Fatmostli, nod tilessrs. Avery sod Suit, Exeter. Pet era Sills ?? Gibbjons and Co., of Saint Andlrew's Hilt, %wholesale tea dealers. Dated duty 2-1. CLARK ?? of Kingston upon-Tinimes, export ale niereliant, Aug. 8, Sept. tO. ...

... ~a ii k ?? t ~ I I :~ba~l~krItast. LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, DEC. 26. - AIISALOM George Augustus, of Portsea, victualler, Jan. 6. Feb. 6, Banlkrupts Court, Solicitors, Messrs Corner, Dean-street, Tooley satrdee, PeTr Robert Donaidison and Co , Shiad Thames 'breYrs DIXON Frederick, of Long Lane, Bernondsey, currier, Jan. 5, Feb. 13, Bankruptsp Court. Solicitor, Mr. Fry. Cheapside. Pet nrs William ...

... R, F. IDAY ?? I'clPlq 1i.s oltI'M ! AICNESTEB, FnIDky..-lierc is ni0 alteration ill t!ic general tone ot the inarket since our last report. It-i' both in cloth and ytrlnIs, hits been tanesact'd to n iiildtd cxteat only, and th~e prices obtaiued do not rise ill am tii i'l1 like a correspondling degrce to the advance viki ci Ias taike place in cottoD. In fact, the prices ollrel~d for sotiie ...

... 1-9-be JaRrIttto. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET.-DTiURSDAY. At Gloucester market on the 7th, wheat realised over the currency of ?? day se'innight: at Worcester, samne day, an advance of Is. to 2s. per quarter was obtained, Barley also sold at a similar improve- ment, Oats were the turn in favour of the buyer. Beans and peas unaltered in value with less on sale. During the present week very little ...