... I I i I LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Tuis EVENING (FRIDAY). The business this week has been more extensive than for some time past, and the market has throughout had a steady appearance. An advance of id. per lb. has been obtained on the common qualities of American, but no change can be noticed in other kinds. 2,600 American and 400 Surat have been taken on speculation, and 4,750 American, 200 ...

... EI)e jitlartmo. it, BIRMINGHAMI CORN MARI3.IET.-Tijuctsim, IT During the present week little wheat has been offering, Ci and for what changed hands, last market day's currency was realised. Barley in better demand. For oats higiter pies c cannot be realised. Rather more doing in beans at former hi prices. At this day's market, the supply of wheat being 11 short, it sold readily at an ...

... MAaNCHESTER HoL r ef, AT TRIE COURT, ATHExNAUM, GEOAol -6tIhUT. e 4. Riding & Fielhung, cotton manufacturers, Leyland, as,. 11 S 4. Longbiottom & Bentley, Wool merchants, Roehdale, Vlast exnmilntion . ?? 12 4. Isaac Barnes (insolvent), master tailor and provision 11 shopkeeper, Manchester, first sitting . * - - 12 4. Thomas Leaver (insolvent), shoemaker, Blackburna, final order ?? . .12 W 4. ...

... lantkulpto. tLOG.DOX.-GAZETTE-.FRIDAY, A-PRIL 17. 3DXA~lOMwAanxd& Moorliouse, oCA~rmodburyYorkslrire, wvoollen e cloth marnailatur r- April30, May 2l,.Leeds Disitrict Courtof Bank. D rnptcy.* Solicitorpsx Brooke and, Go., Huaddersfielsl Bankrupt's 31owi poldion. .. Fiattdated April 13. BiL. Go.Besiramin ?? 23, May23, Bankru.ts'.Cout London, Solicitor. Butt,..Groat Russell-street, I BorI Y Pot ...

... M AEItET S. ?? -~ MANCHESTER CORN MARKET.-SATURDAY. Rather more steadiness has prevailed it the trade during this week titan qualifies ?? eachl article oav te fa oair last circular, asd suitable qua ibes A beoter ee oo t bdorate iluiry for consumption at full prices. lre vervfoo bstriablenig marlket to-day. Old lvheats avy scarce a ol ill somic earse ci advanro of 2d. to 3d. per bhshel isu ...

... PBOGRESS OF FREE-TRADE FOREIGN COUNTRIES IN :Free-trade is civilisatioln, and prohibition is bar- .3 a. h-arisim. Give u1s comlplete liberty of commerce, t0 e ?? we ?? rancour, wars, famine, po ty r al theex s whchlave hitherto been the hertag ?? ?? ofliumamity, to ~pleaetu ate thieir existenice. Believe t LInot this tobe a questiol of purely material interests;t )[8t*i one IntimaItely ...

... Goet~c.f-1.'riday, March 27, 18425. ARlKFIL John, of Dunnington Miill, Donnington, parish of Stow- on-the -W\old, G~loace.dtershire, iniller, licker, and iuaitster; April 14, May 19, Court of B-ilaulriptov, Bristol]. Sole Mr. Birooikes, tow, -enl-the-Weld, and Mr. Shriristol. Own petition. Dated Mci rcli 2:3. DARRtiAT Julhn Charles, of 'No. 3 86, Strand, Middllesex, carver cud gilder, cid ...

... IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE SHEFFIELD RAILWAY COMPANY. Thee hair-yearly ieeting of the Manchester, Ash ton lundoir-yne, anda ShefieldlRailway Company was held on Tuesday morning, at twelve o'clock, at the Cutlers' fai, Sheffield. A Ilirge body of the directors and prpr1ietors 18613% up from this end of the line (from the neighbour- hood of Manchester, Liverpool, ?? and the ?? 'Of proprietors was ...

... BRwADFORD MAiS eET, TmUisoDAY.-Wool: Tlier. is but little doing iul illy kinit of combing wools; the (demand ap. pears rather to lessen than improve, as no giving way in price is made, to induce spinners to bny more freely. Short wool and noils, from the snall quantity making, comnsan grood prices.-Y 5: There is rathler lmore inquiry for some Icinds of weft yans, hut the prices oflering are so ...

... LIVERPoOL COTTON MARKET. FRiDLY EvENimo, APRIL 24. The demand has only been very moderate this week as compared with last, and the market has gradually become less steady, resulting in a decline of nearly id. per lb on the highest point of last week for American descriptions; but in other kinds there is not any change. Speculators have taken 0,000 bales of American and 800 Surat; and ex- ...

... ItEIEWOF -l- -CNT E REVIEW OF THLKE CORN TRADE. (From the MIark Lane IExpress) BDRTrasn.-Thoe weather has, since our lIst, been, on the whole, aluspiciocs, less raint having fallen, cud the temperatture having risen considerably; still tle reports relative to tlie aspect of the country are not particularly davour::ble, the colour of the blade beitg badly spoken of in anuily localities. The ...

... IMANCHESTER TtIMES. UNITED STATES PAPERS have been received, via ,aVe, to the 18th of March. A letter from Washington states that it is the purpose of the sticklers for the whole of the Oregon territory to withdraw the question from present discussion, and take their chance of fighting for it at some future more favourable occasion. Mr. Calhoun had declared in the Senate that the title of the ...