... BRADFORD-On the evening of Wednesday last, the town I of Bradford was the scene of much exultation and rejoicing. The town had every appearance of a holiday, and hundreds to of the working classes were perambulating the streets in their id best 'duds. About eight o'clock the bells of the parish to church strnck up a merry peal, which was repeated at inter- 2 vals until the ushering in of t ev ...

... MESSRS. DU FAY AND CO.'S TRADE REPO rT. Aloanchester, 1st of February, 1849. a No one who is directly or indirectly engaged in buusiness ill this district Carl Complain that the statistics of tle trade a are neglected by the merchants who are instrumental in car- rying oit the export brsach of tile same. Convinced of the inporeance of correct statistical knowledge, and aware of the witi ...

... crabe MIANCHESTER, TUESDAY, FEEBRUARY OTH. The state of the cotton market compels manufacturers -and spinners to assume a still firmer tone than before, and The. -to-day we have, as a general rule, higher quotations ?? those of last Tuesday. This, of course, interferes mate- OH] ,-ially with business. The advanced rates cannot be com- (offee plied with by buyers, many of whom, under present ...

... 4 (From the Mark Lane ERxpress ofu iesterdav.J (From th1e Mark Lane ERjxress of yesterday.. Rd The immediate effect of the cessation of the corn-laws of 184M, and the substitution of a nominal dutyon all descriptions of grain, has been pretty nearly what we anticipated. All parties bad been so long waiting for the measure to come into force, that the very 20 change from a state of inaction to ...

... .15likupto. no, Gazette-Tuesday, January 30, 1849. BARRACLOUGH Thomas and John Everett, of the Bottoms Mill, Ito Southowram, Halifax, Yorkshire, woollen spinners and woollen manufactulirersi, under the firm of Thomas Barraclough and Co.; . Feb.16, March30, CourtofBaukruptay, Leeds. Sol, hi'. \avell Hav Iliewi-11 .1 Pael'o Johnl Styling, Halifax, oil merchantil Jan. 19. eat BOURNE Thomas, ...

... i Li- MANCIJESTERi, Tlitlrtzdtl, 1Febr1uary 1. - toaosos, ?? d, 14s,; earrotS, 6s. Ufl. to ?? ltd. 'pler 0.2110; turnips, 39. to 4s, 5511, per 10 pecks ; onions, Us. to 2s. Pei- 2.101b. lINANCIIESTER ' Friday, February 011-oldbI hay, 1.tb3 clover, .1d, to 5il.; wheat Straw, 3d.'to .d oat Straw, :30. Per Stone, STO CKPOlRT, Friday,' February, 2.-The potato matliet was verY ?? IHiS mr lug, ?? f ...

... ~3atru~t~. S Goazet?r.--r,'iday, Fe'bruarty 2, 1849. . ANDEIRSON William, Nlsmn ro Cel, City Rosd, alnd Normall's . Builoifings, Mdiddles,'x, ensineer, &c.; Feb. 14. Mlarch 1.5, Court of ?? y,. Basioghnlrlisieet. Sols MeCsts. Li thlaters f CharILt)-.SLI-r`(. M1a3siou 10oee. Own iot ttioto. Dasted Felb. I. .BELL C ,lob, De)rlhigton, ahrbam, whitestnith Feb. 15,.March f 13, Court of Itlooruptye, ...

... MANCHESTER, FRnDAY, FI1m3,rITAy Q. The excited state of the cotton market has given to business here some appearance of irregularity. No very large transactions are being entered into, but the busi- ness doing is generally at prices slightly beyond the current rates of last week. The, advances which pro- ducers find themselves compelled to demand, from the upward tendency of the raw material, ...

... faltt Mepor?to. mn, Ireq e LONDON, onday, February 5.-The supply of English wheat Ftl ly esh up for this morning's market was small, and disposed of at ver an advance of Is. per quarter upon the rates of this day se'nnight. abl Having a large attendance of country buyers, a fair retail busi- s enss ensued, at an improvement quite equal to the above. Barley F Las is unaltered in value. Beans ...

... MONDAY NiawrTh~ 1P-Ifl MIONDAY NIGHT, FEB. 8, 1849. calli The Consol Market was quiet to-day. The closing begr prices were 91+, 4. Exchequer Bills, 89, 42. ItUco 'Railway Shares were also inactive. The latest' quota- jncr tions were :-London and North-Western 135, 7; Mid. 94 lands, 92, 4; North Staffords, 83, - dis.; South- vest Eastern and Dover, 25,f, ?? ditto, No. 4, 74, -; Great 51e0 ...