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... RLocai aubD joobincial weuo '5 MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY. es AT 'THlE COURT, ATHEXXIIUM, OflOstE.STRtEET. March. AM&NOiiiSTErt. Hour of Meeting a 8. William Townley, the younger, Stock and share broker, lk Manchester, anilit ?? ?? 11 8,John Krause, agent, MArnchester, asisignees ?? 12 9. Samuel Taylor, butcher, I'cyntun, Cheshire, certificate. 11 5 9. Burton, Cotitian, and Sinith, inanufacturers, ...
... ?? 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 ...
... ~3anfttupt0. Gazette--Tuesday, February 27, 1849. ARMITAGE John, Warren House Inn, Linthwaite, Aldinondburv ?? Yorkshire, innkeeper ; March 16, April90, Courtof Banhruptey, h. Leeds. Sols Bond and Barwick, Leeds. Own petition. Feb. ?? 11 ATTERTON Thomas, Rattlesden, Suffolk, maltster and dealer in of corn; March 13, April 1:3, Court of Bankruptcy, Basinglhell. sireet. Sol Pownall, Ipswich. Own ...
... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, MARCH 10,' 1840. IThe news relating to cotton, received by the Nia- gara, coupled with the disheartening intelligence from India, and the threatening aspect of affairs in Austria and Italy, have produced a greater depres- sion in the cotton market than almost any one would have anticipated tcn days ago. Previous to the arrival of the last steamer ...
... srabe MANCHESTER, FRiDAY,-MARTI 10. Since Tuesday, the prevailing feciture of our market has 0. been one of inactivity.. The amount of business doing is q, very limited, buyers generally keeping out of the market, or ls confining their operations to the supply of immediate wants rs The tone of firmness, which hais been for some time v apparent, has slightly given way duriog the week; and many ...
... MANCHESTER, FRIDAY, MARCH 23. to The depression which characterised our market on Tues- 0, day has not been quite so decided and general during the in last day or two. The intelligence brought by the overland ts mail has given a slightly improved tone to some departments of the market, and partially checked the downward tendency of prices. Very little business, however, is doing, although more ...
... MONDAY NIGHT, MARCH 5. Consols opened weak, and upon the appearance of a large seller declined, and were done at 91i for account, The decline brought in some buyers, -but the market Was, ,not very buoyant, -and money seardely:so abunidant as a few days ago. Consols closed at 914 4; Exchequer Bills, 40, 3. All railway shares have been dull to-day, though the market generally closes a shade ...
... a i Gazcet.--]ridav/, jlfa,'eh 10, 1I1J.. id, ADAMS Henry, Blridgetown, Berry FeomeroyTotnes, D4oOvollirt, scvt'ironer Ilitd broker; March 27, April tA, Courlt. of Jiltik I'rtuptay, E'xoter Sol G. W. Turner, Lxatar. Own petitionll -)t e ll~he 10. t ALLOI' 1jEishat and David Allhsop, Arliugoli Place, Beck blood, St. Mdorde'.hitthe.., h. (idlesex, buildter and c1part tnots; Marchrh 2, A nil ...
... MONEY AND SHARE MARKET, &c. an e er MONDAY NxoHr, MARCH 12. that u- Consols were done in the morning at 9201ΒΌ, but gave mem a- way upon the arrival of the foreign expresses, which mad( were of rather a warlike tendency. They closed firm at high 9 2-+ to 1. The account day is this day --Tuesday. on Exchequer Bills were 'lone at 41 to 44. The Railway market was a trifle stronger, with indica- 50 ...
... ~an~Atwt%. S. 3 Gazette.-Tuesday, Mfarch 20, 1849. BRIOOKER Edwin, Cheltcuh am, Gloucestershire, carver, gilder, es loolniug-glass and picture-frame manaunfacturer; April 3, Alay, 1, ,so Court of Baonkruptcy, B~ristol, Sol Mr. Linde, London. Own 2-5 petition. DatedMarch 14. CARlLILL Thomas, Adelaide-str~eet,Klingston-upon.Hull, grocer, I tea dealer, and. bacon end flour factor; April 4, 25, ...
... 4T~tadet ~cport%. LONDON HOP MA7,RKEjT-, ?? 0.Temrt remains steady atithe, followting prices,,' 1:-Newl Susex macket, 2 40s. ?? it,44s. to'08.; Farnham and Last n i Tents, 74s. to IlOjs, t u i p AGRICULTRrnAL PRODUCJE. C MANCHESTER, Mlonday, March 0.-Old hay, 5d. to 5Ad.; C clover, 4.1d. to 5d; wheat straw, 3d. to 3jd.; oat straw, 3d1. to 2 31d. per stoeo. MANCHESTER, Saturday, March 3. ...
... MONEY AND SHARE MAEKET, &c, FRiDnYy NIGHT, M?lmin 30. The consol market closes somewhat heavier than it ai. apperei- likely to d1o in the mnornling ; the opening price tt for Consols was 0M?, and the closing, 92,o Exchequer Bills, 40 to -13. A,'ll lailway Shares are bettor to-day, though not so strong at the close as at mid-day. The closing prices are :-London and North Western, 133 to 135 ; ...