... 1?anhxu?jI0. Gaeztec,-Frli-lay ,hziic 2!1, 1S4D. AYDON Elizabeth and Tjot b snil;ltllu l~ergusolt, fim of Aydon, aud Ferguson, in the Siic, Ncwcitlsit ?? Iytc, goicerO uiid tea dealers July 9, Auguet Id, Cortirof lhaliul~rpcy NeiCnflall Sul W. L. Harle, Nnwc aeile iilioll-yuO.- Qalpti plti rei e CLAIIK Thomas, Lakeilia~in, Norajalil,auctioneer oid DPjI) mI July 6, August 7, Cuurt ...

... grabe Meporto. 0- , MANCHESTER, TUESDAY, JULY 17. I. The continued ascent in the price of cotton has caused r manufacturers and spinners to ask still higher prices to-day for their production, which has of course had the effect of materially interfering with business, In some descriptions Lo of shirtings, madapollams, and 9-8 printers, advances have 4-been obtained on Saturday's prices, but ...

... SSI1RROBERT PEEL'S DEFENCE OF FREEE TRADE. The speech of Sir ROBERT PEEL, on Friday night, tUE was a master-stroke of ability in defence of the prac- o' ticalt iesults of the Free-trade policy, which, since I 1]84L2, has been gradually. reconstructing the basis of our commercial code. Mr. DISRAET.I asked for a it committee to inquire into the state of the nation, fi with a view to demonstrate ...

... WVOOL IARIiKETS.: LEEDS, JuNE: 29.- Owing to the oontinued bloeltode of the of German ports, only a very trilling quantity of the newv elip hes yct ag reeched this market. Tlio demend continues prettyeaotive but l the xcry limited choiceent preeent in: the markeet neccessrily restriots operatious to the more eupply of inmmediate requirments. Thlere hae bean mere doing in salee of foreign wool ...

... (Fromi the Mark Lane Express of Moiday.) 16 BRITISHI 50 Nothing hns occurred since we last addressed our readers to 20 change- in any material respect the pospects in reference to the 25 6, pobable results of the harvest. Wheat and potatoes continue, 15 t7 2ith very few exceptions, to be wll spoken of. The latter crop 2 s- is probably not altogether free from tbe disease which has pre- is ...

... I - FSIDAY EVENING.-Priees of shares have thils week beenI irregular. On Wednesdtay; in ?? newvsfroml ~-Rome, a demand sprung uip, and a fair amtount of business Was dono~, at slightly. advanced rates. On Thursday, th I amrket flattened,, and was very hleavy at the close. To-day 2 there is ngain.4-fairiinquiry, parlienhirly fur the lighter 0 descriptions oif Lanu6ashire an~d' Yorkshire stuck, ...

... LATKEST NEWS. 1 - 11- 1.1 A- ?? MONEY AND SHARE MARKET. d TUESDAY NIGHT, JULY 17. C The Consol Market has fluctuated considerably to-day ft but it closes tolerably steady as follows. The Account tV has gone off so far well. Stock more plentiful than was il expected. Consols for Account, 903j 14th August; Do. Money, 93+ 1; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. 94 i; ti Exchequer Bills, 47 50 pm. v ...

... - BRITISH. )le DONUCATER, JULY 21.-There has been a good show of wolrl to-day, tba prinoipal portion Lincolnshire; last week's prices were wl as in loost instances obtained. m DEvOzES.-At the wool fair there was EL large Bupply, with a foil th' lat atteudcauce both of buyers and sellers. In the early part of the pr ,i3t day but little business was dlone, at prices for ewe fleeces [Gd. and 'PO ...

... TUESDAY EVENINGec.-The uufavourable state of the weather both yesterday and to-day, bis tended to depress prices, a little, and caused our market to assume a somewhat heavy appearance. This was manifested more particularly at the second meeting, when, in addition to the cause as- signed above, rather lower quotations were received from London. The amount of stock bond! fide offering continues ...

... MANCESTER-SHARE MARKET.' TUs t V I.KON-Th le general. aspect of o ntr market emnsgo. ut little stock is oflerhig, acnd where sales .J tire eff6cted tbn)yerS have to give ratlier higher rates. Lan- I cliishire aid' Yorkshire stock keeps very firm, the traffic returns sobwing' 'at very -satisfactory increase. Dovers are nleo a little 1110'J' inquired after.- The 'York and North Mid- ladrpral ...

... THlE FORE IGN CHEESE TRADE. We perceive, from the accounts relating to trade and navigation, recently published, that the quantity of foreign cheese entered for home consumption, during the first five months of the present year, exhibits a considerable increase over that entered for the same period last year. The quantity taken for that purpose during the five months ending June 5, is liif,2S7 ...

... Isankrupto. - ?? Gazettc.-Friday, July 6, 189. BROWN Edward, Ixwortli, Suffolk, innkeeper; July13, August17, o ?? of Bankruptcy, Basingliall-street. Solt Nune IxworJDI. Ownptition. Dated July2. BURNETT George and Henry. Alderson Thompson, Newcastle. upon-Tyne, and of the Bade Chemical Works, Ja-row, Durham, and alkali manufacturers; July 16, August 21, Court of Bt nrutcyNewcatle. SoIJF. Boyle, ...