... 7;I r - ,- ?? - 865+ FalD.MY CEvsaXG, OCTOBER 16. 1t148 The steamer of the 1st inst. arrived here on WXrelfesdy )200 Morning, bringing accotlils fr0111 the Unite(, States as re- gards the crop, very nicill in character wvith those already at 22 halnd; consequently, so ?? as the information was known Js90 to be still adverse to the plant, a very active demand ensued, and is still carried on, ...

... I ANCHESTEIa, FRsIAY,-The demand for goods mnd yar t ess has continued limited. The high price of cotton compels .ntl our manufacturers to refuse to sell except at increased rates, no which buyers, except for immediate wants, are not disp a Ise to accede to. Some few sales have been effected at an advance of 1l2dl. per piece upon printing cloth, and d. per are piece on shirtings; aed as there ...

... CHAMBER OF COMMERCE &% MANUFACTURES. rrl r o l . - - .I.. le The following are copies Of Imenmorials On important stish- toU is jeets wbich have been lately forwarded by this chamuber. St is The receipt of both hats been Officially acknowledged:- ku CI ,To the R1?hthlHrsonorbthl Ie LordTohn.ltsscrll, 31I1. First Lord el A 0ofheri' Soje'soy's Treasury. 'The Miemoeriai of the Directors of the ...

... MANCHESTE1l SHARE MARKET. -nrU,. -) . ?? .. . . . .. - a in. F. I DAY vExVE 'X.-Birkeniheiid, Lancasl ire, an)d( Cheshire, i - p.; Blackbtirn, flarwen, and Bolton,7, 1 I1. ; East Lanice- OC shire, new, 31 p.; Preston; Fleetwood, and W. 11. I, a d.; lo Huddersfield, I-alifax, iud Blradford, 2+, 2; Iluddershieli *50 mall Miatchester, I ii, 2; ditto Extension, II p.; Leeds, Dews- 14 bury, aml ...

... LIVERPOOL COlKN MARK.ET-TrIs DAY. With a foiil ?? of buyers, tioere wus a very Imnited business PWs-uig 1ill wheat, jbothi old oiidiiow, at our marbot this ieornin!, and T'uesdays currency lust he repeatcil nominually without clange. Iree Almerican flour, opon a slow inquiry. supported former rates; but to eflect sales uinler lock, a reduction of Is. per barrel must have beei submiitted to ...

... , REPRESENTATION ,OF MANCHESTER. A A meeting of the Committee of the Reform Association was held on: Wednesday afternoon, when it was resolved, almost unanimously, that Mr. Bright should be requested to allow himself to be put in nomination for the borough at the next election, and that, if he consented, a meet- ing of the liberal electors, should be held in the Free-Trade Hall, to consider ...

... isanlatipm LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2. BLOORl John, of 'utbury. Staffordshire, common brewer, Oct. 10. Nov. 4, Birmiglsiam DistrictCourtof Bankruptcy. Solicitors, Mr. , Mozelcy, Derby, and Mr. Reece, Birmingham. Pet cr Tho;mas . Iakett, of Derby, draper. Dated Sept. 21. BRAIN Frederick, of 'lihonias.street Staniford.street, Blaclitriars load, ivory cuitter, Oct. 13, Nov. 12, Bankrupts' ...

... 7 1 - rs i- y1 . -i - ?? - te 1I- FlIlDAY EVLNING, OCTOBnaI 9. y, There Las beeni a more active demiand this week, and the le blusiness (lune is, upoII the whole, at rather higher rates than those of Friday last. Yesterday, accounts were receivet frou ic the States, ofi a more zecent date than those noticed last a week, land which being still more decisive, as to the unta- r- vonrable weather ...

... -maiiets. I ?? LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. TnIs EVLNING (FrRIDAY). In the early part of the week there was considerable animation in the market, and speculators purchased freely. Holders showed their stoeks sparilogly, and ob- tained an advance of sd. per lb. on all qualites of Aneri- can and Surat, but since the arrival of the Hibernia fronm America there has been more disposition to sell, and ...

... Ia A ttlpts. LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16. CBAWSHAW George nd George Davison jun., of Leeds soap boilers, Nov. 3 and 25, Leeds District Court ot' Banskruptcy'. Soli- citors, Messrs. Sniowoden aid Co. * arid Ir, Cariss, Leedst Bank. rupts' own pelition. Doted Oct. 9. FREEMAN Joseph lloweard, of Birnmingam, builder, Oct. 23, Nov. I3, Birmingh:amir District Coort of Blkrolruptcy. Solicitor, ...

... - MANCHESTER, FRIDAY.-The news received by the se aomlnria having given an impulse to the speculative rise on cotton, the prevailing impression is that spinners weill re- ,d quire to fall back upon short time as their only safe course. It is certainly a stern mode of bringing things round, and at will press with great severity on the labouring classes, ,e coupled as it must be with dear food. ...

... IVanftup1s. LONDO.GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9. AYRES itonrY, Of Livorpool, jeweller, Oct. 2°, Nov. 20, Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy. Solicits, Messrs. Evais and Son, LiverpooL Bakr]otfs o n pettlipn att, Oct. 3. -APRRt SON Rlobert, of Mo , Elittshire, Oct. 19, Nov. 20, Liverpool District Court oi L Jr `y So citor, Mr. Inrgleby, Mold, Flint- shiro. Banilkru~ugs 0sV~o petition. Dated ...