... COMMIERCIAL REPRESENTATION. The following letter on this important subject has been mrc addressed to the presidents of the Chamber of Commerce las and the Commeroial Association:- thi Liverpool, 1st August, 1849. vig Esteemed Sir,-In the first place, I must solicit your in- dulgent attention to the consideration of the views which I Dr shall have the honour to expound, however imperfectly, and ...

... er .. .- er (By Electric Telegrap.)e nd lMONEY AND SHARE MARKET. 8' all TUESDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 7. . ag CLOSING Psuce.-1'unds: Consols for Account and pI Mloney, 02a 4; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents, 93J J; T 'u Exchequer Bills, 48, OI1-Shares: London and North- It: W. Western, 130, 2; Eastern Counties, 8g 4; iidland, 044, o0 he G4 Great Northern, 10. y, dis.; North Staffords, 4 +, dis.; Great ...

... - ?? aub vrobintial NeWo. e.MEETINGS IN BANKUPCY a* AT THE COURT, ATHENMtSil, GOEOIGE-STrIET at August. 5t&OMACHESTERa. Hour of Meeting, di le 8. John Lewtas, cabinet makter and Ppaer hanger, Alan- p, I- Chester, adjourned certificate ?? 11 d, St . Richard Patchett, licensed victualler, Manchester, last 1. ?? ?? g1 ?r 9. John Smitb end William farbyasbire, ?? g er nd Egertian-within.'Turtola, ...

... 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 ...

... s There ill be but little addition in the receipts and ex- - e ports of cotton between the present time and September 1' when the cotton year' closes; and the subjoined tables,. V dating from September 1, 1843, will prove of interest to I commercial readers and'tto the cotton trade generally:- f MOVEMENTS OF COTTON IN TUE UNITED STATES. Exported to Great Exported to Exported to Britain since ...

... ITHEk EXAMINER AND TIMES. MANCHESTER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1849. OUR EXPORTS OF COTTON YARN. ; The Economjis of Saturday contains a tabular d statement of the exports of the chief articles of manu- 7t Facture from this country to the various markets of be the world, during the first six months of 1840, as compared with those for the same period of 1848, from which we perceive, that, while our ...

... [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] MONEY AND SHARE MARKET. FRIDAY AFTEUNOOE. Clos1,1G PnicES.-Funds: Cnnsols, account and ,money. 92, S; rThree-and-a.Qaater Pcr Cents, 083, e ; Exchequer Bills, 47, 4.9--Shars: London and North Western, 129, 31; Midlands, 04, r,; Nortl Staf- fords, 51, k dis.; South Enstorn and Dover, 211, 22; g a Ditto No. 4, Teg. 6 1, 7 ex div.; Caledorians, 23k, t,; ,- Ditto Pref. 1i, ...

... FREE TR.&DE WITH HUNGARY. done Those writers who,- try to persuiade the public that lin !tbe quarrel, between Austria and Hungary is one in in .which. both parties are, equally at faulb, display a effect, most, lamnentable degx-ee of ignorance, especially as Lions ~ regards the commercials aspect of the question. No we 'one can have looked intoc the history of the struggle t,5 between the ...

... rabse Meporto. ?? ?? ?? it . *MANCHESTER;, FainAY, AuGueT 24TEL. i id We'have not mueh' change to report in the market since I id Tuesday. Upon the. whole there is very little doing, prices t being considerably abdve the limits to which buyers are as confined, and the present position of niatters being such as r tppipnuceno, disposition; to .epnte e into n sp~e atihe business Y.. ?? are.given ...

... 'Marfiet iKeport%. LONDON HOP MARKET, Monday, August 13,-Th recent advance in prices continues to be firmly supported, although there is not a large business doing, as many holdere have with. drawn their samples from offer. In several of the Mid Kent dis. triots the mould is stated to be extensively spreading, and the duty has declined to £03,000, with scarcely any backers. e AGRICULTURAL ...

... (Fromn the Mafrk Lone Rxprtess of Monday.) 6 BRITISH. 10' .lo The auspielous weather with which we have been favoured ?? during the greater part of the week, thes induced fdrmers in the 16: more forward districts to commence ?? operations; as yet, 50 however, comparatively little wheat has been cut, and the crope are certainly tonl days to a fortnight later in ripening than bee 2. been the ...

... Tratoe Reporto. M CIESTER1, Fa 5DAY, AuGUST 3eco. ?? is no decided change to notice in thle market since Toetsday. A modlerect business is ioing, unftcompanied by an iijuiptoms of activity, and prices -continue steady and fia. Vanly buyers, whose. operations have recently been eceecesivo, aire now matteriaelly curtailing their transactions. idend, tlee very large amiount of business done ...