... TUESDAY EVENIEo.-The market has been exceedingly flat since Saturday, and- on Monday morning prices were rather weaker, but recovered their former position towards evening, and have remained without alteration since. 20 31 20 27J All 22 13 20 10 20 All 20 274s 26 All 25 20 25 Alli 10( 90 33 272 50 All 10 All 1301 All( 15 All 50 40 75 A ll 25 All 213 All 1. All 31 AU 6 All 3 All 20 All 5D All ...

... IMPORT, EXPORT, CONSUMtPTION, & ACTUAL STOCK. OF CO.TTON, &c. IN 1847 AND 1SI8. t - - ?? .. . ?? ?? ?? ?? (From the, Circular of Mr. Henry Cox.) pol' Liverpool, Friday, 29th December, 1848. and The atnexed tables show the imports, exports, consnmrp- Class tion, and stock of Cotton it) Great Britain for the past year. plait The stock of cotton in Liverpool. this day declared, proves i I Mv to ...

... '?rabe ?$?pott0. M hANCHlESTERI, FuanAY, Jusex 22. ?? mmleat present~s no decided change since Tuesday.. ,A faidr inquiry for goods, with a somewhat increasingf dispo-; 3sitiOnI to operate, continules to be the prevailing tone of the mark~et, and a moderate, steady business is doing. The ;demand is most active for thc lighter fabrics, heavy snak~es being still very much neglected. For 0(0 ...

... Gazaetle.-'Fiday, Arp 13, 1816. y ADAMS John, Staplemead, Laverton, Somersetshire, fuller; April 26, May 24, Uourt of Bankruptcy Bristol. S ?? a Frornle OOn petition. Dated April 4. . ,a EWICK NIAin and George Burrows, late ofDerclaiNorfolk. I railway cdntractors, builders, and brick makers, coportners; eo, April 20, May 2, Court of Banklruptcy, Basighall street. Sol Ia, C. Bell, Bedford How. ...

... Sra~e iicporto. BIANC-ESTER I, FIA n -, FPunu.tty ?? The diminished activity in our market, which we noticeil on Tuesday, was still more perceptible on the succeeding day. On Thursday, however, there was mtore inquiry boli for goods and yarns, but it did not lead to any very large transactions. Although the business doing this week is small, as compared with what we have had to report of late, ...

... ?? srabe 3kporto. - ,h MANCHESTER, FaiDnY, MARc?i 30. le The latest intelligence from the continent being looked ce upon as more favourable to our future commercial prospects, to has slightly improved the tone of the market. An increased feeling of confidence is observable in some quarters, and in?S no case does the despondency appear so decided as it was a J week ago. Rather more inquiry has ...

... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER *14, 1840. THE BANK OF ENGLAND AND THE CUDRE NC\Y. Among the various argml-ents employed by thle fancey lnonridfecof the Corn-laws, ono of the ?? most common was that which they founded on the otheil danger of causing a drain of gold by the adoption of frec trade. In the event of our repiealing all duties heah on thle importation of ...

... BIONEYS AN.D SHARE, MARKE.T, &ci. . .ilIOhnAy NlIcir, MIAY 21sT, 1849. roll The Consol Market opened at 900, 1, but a decline An. was caused by the French newvs and the fall on the Paris .Bourse. Upon the appearance of the second edition of Not the mnorning papers, showving a better feeling in Paris, the prices improved, and closed as below. Money was *easy. The closing prices ?? for Money, 9] ...

... MONEY AND SHARE MARKET, &C. - VMNnAy NVinir A.. 1R MONDAY NIGHT, ApsaL 10. Consols close about i per cent below the opening price, the latest quotation being 92; ExchequerBills, 45, 8. > 7 Pr Railway shares close rather flat upon the fall in Pt a Consols. There has been a quiet day's business, and the c prices, at the close, were as ?? and North Western, 132, 4; Midland, 75, 7; North Stafford, ...

... fandet 31cport%. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. MANCHESTER, Friday, February 16.-Old hay, 5d. to 5j.; clover, 41d. to 5d.; wheat straw, 3d. to 3jd. ; oat straw, 3d. per stone. . MANCHESTER, Thursday, February 15.-Potatoe'i, 10s. to 14s.; carrots, 4s. Gd. to 7s. per tL52t1i; turnips, 2s. 6d. to 3s. 6d. Wt 1 16 pecks; onions, lis. to 13s. per 2401b. 2 STOCK-PORT, Friday, February 16.-The market this ...

... 41, AGIICULTURAL PnofuOE. S Cd MA1NCHESTER, Saturday, January 6.-Moal, 26s. 6d. to 27s.? ?? flour. 29s. to 30s.P r 2 .101 Db. ' . Di to MANCHESTER, Saturday, January f.--Potatoes, Os. to 15s. : i, carrots, 5s. Od. to 7s, ler 252lb; tmninips, 3s. (3d. to 4s. per 16 ?][r e a p iES ; onions, S. 6d. to ls. per 2.101t. of LONDON, Monday, January 8.-The arrivals for the past weelt, lo both coastwise ...

... . G'azett-.-I'f'roedsa llf~ly I, 11342. .AlPPLETO N W~illbiam, nn0v 0 lalte vf Eco .lesoln, near Proacot, of Lanlcashxie, jolitir aeid bni idci', but caryinig onl bulsiness at of Saint Helen~s, some co ntty, uis al joinzer anid builder;- illay 1l, .Jon1e 12, Coult of Banlkruptcey, Liverpool. Sol G. Tnylor, St. v. Ihellenis. B et ero f1lcii-yateelo and Johnl Thompsonw, of ILivr q. pool, ...