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... 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 ...
... Zrabc MANCHESTER, TUESDAY, M?RI,. 13. Salf-past One o'Clock. The inactivity which prevailed in our market last week continues, with scarcely any diminution. There is, how. ever, rather more confidence felt by producers as regards prices, aud those who are still well engaged show no dispo- sition to make concessions. In some exceptional cases we have heard of lower rates being submitted to, ...
... 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 ...
... Moi-Y ANtND DxSCOUxT.-Money alis been easier during the week, discount on first-class paper ranging from 2 to 2+ per cent. For short loans money has been advanced at 2 per cent. Tue BRITIsH. FuN)Ds.-Consohl have been rather quiet during the week, the fluctuations from the commencement of business on Monday morning up to its termination on Fridayafternoon being in the Three per Cent Consols ...
... * ~ ~Ii~Obi~A ttu1e%. MEETINGS IN BA ITPTY AT THE COURIT, ATHEN.CUM, GEORG'RSUE T~. March. MANCHESTER, . Hour ?? 12. Francis Deflinna, cheek and gingtm manufaecturer, iry Manchester, adjourned last examination ?? , 12 e 12, JamesScott, ?? 121 13. James Coop, timber merchant, &o. fadcljffe,ahdit ?? 12 13. JosephClegg, licensedvictualler, lft12 oesterfasignoes 1o is- 13. Richard Elterbeek, ...
... ~a~dtrupt0. Gazette-Tuesday, March 6, 1849. & BEADLE George Henry, Sydenham, Kent, builder; March 12, April 23, Court ot Bankruptcy, Basinghallstreet. Sol Trail, Hare Court, Temple. Own petition. Dated March 2. EMANS Edward, Liverpool, Lancasbire, merchant; March 16. April 10, Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpool. Sols Fletcher and e Hull, Liverpool. Own petition. Dated March 2, GARRAD Mary, and ...
... MANCHESTEER, FRIDAY, MARCH 9TH, 1819. The quietness and inactivity which prevailed in our mar- ket on Tuesday, in consequence of the news from India, and the drooping tendency of tbe raw material, have not only continued throughout the week, but have also become more decided and general. The business doing is extremely limited, buyers evincing a disposition to suspend their pur- chases, or to ...
... 4l*arfict 3IleportO. LONDON HOP MARKET, Monday, March 12.-The demand is ?? much limited to, the best class of hops, .wliich folly sup- ports last week's prices.. In the middling and inferior sorts Prices are without any alteration. be AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. 48' 'ROCHDALE, Mfonday,.lMarch 12.-There have been but few potatoes in the market to-dlay. Prices same as our last report. it MANCHESTER, ...
... Gazett..-?'rilay, Miarch 9. 15419. AMBLER William Hanmuioed, Bishop Auckland, Durhami,.banker, draper, &c. March 110, A pril 20, Court of Jhimlinaptcy, Newcastle, Bols 'J'rotter and fodgson, Bishop A tkliund. Puet er olihert o Nicholson, Noewcatle.otupo'-yte, civileOtgiiJecr. Dated 1 an ?.tl BEADLE Thomas, late of Upper Sydehaimu, Kent, victualler, note of Croydon, Surrey, carpenter; March b19 ...
... IANCHESTER DISTRICT COURT OrF BAN KIRU]P T CY. The court did not sit on the first three days- of the past * week. (Before Mr. Connissdioner Skirrow.) FITHURSDAY. Ih Be J7ohn .Kriluss.-Tlie bankrupt was an agent in this city, and there was a sitting to-day for choice of 'assignees, whicllh was adjourned, in coonsequence of no debts being proved. Solicitor for the fiat, Mr. Michael Potter, Ifn ...
... MONEY AND SHARE MARKET, &c. FRIDAY NIGHT, MARCH 9. hav Consols have improved considerably, principally through purchases to close the account, The closing arriv prices were tolerably firm, being as follows : -For Ac- count, 92-,L; Excliequer Bills, 41, 4. nor, Railway shares look a little better. Dovers rose mate towards the close, and, generally, the market seems whic firmer; but there is ...
... AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. MANCHESTER, Friday, March 9.-Old bay, 5d, to 51d.; clover,'411d. to 5d.; wheat straw, 3d. to 3jd. ; oat straw, 3d. per atone. MANCHESTER,Thursday, March 8.-Potatoes, 10s. to 14s. 6d.; carrots, 5s. fid. to 7s. per 245211b; turnips, 2s. Gd. to 48. per 16 pecks ; onions, 12s. to 14s9 per 2401b. STOCKPORT, Friday, March 9.-In the market this morning potatoes were higher, ...