... fdarfiefig. ?? THE PRODUCE 51ARKHT'i. LOaNONs, WeoIrINEnD&e EVarEeo. rplion Dun CO~taE3IoNt5000.j The marflkets having been less freely srsppliedi, a greater desire has been. shown to purchitas for ho ...

... STATrE OF T RADE. -.1-A ?? ,t ln-li ?? 1n-vn LsrrDs.-Tho cloth markets at both halls have been dull this wv.kj. T'llOra- ia, hOWverr, beeni It ?? fair amiiount of goods delivered to order; but, ol the ...

... I MONEY MARKET & CITY INT1ELLICrENCI. ?? '--VIoowo d (Fn1om Mec Thxesj b:.) Y MGNDAY. LEvNING.-Tho English funds ?? bee P~ hy, firm to-day, and have closed at an advance of tn ?? pero don Saturday's ...

... * Mnarhttd. LIVEUPOOL COR4N E~XCHANGE. 20t IS FRIDsAY, OCT. 4.. to XT Cinmb Tuoeday' thorrn has not heart much passing in the tra-le, sold at bndl with the oxcptpiors of Oatmeal, whileb has boon offo ...

... PRESTON 31ARKET.-Saturday last. The market to day was very fully supplied, and there was a throng attendance of both farmers and dealers. Sales were very dull, and but little business was trans- acted. The following were about the prices at which business was transacted. t . s. d. WHUAT, white, per ?? of 2201bs ?? 0 23 0 Wheat, Red ?? , 16 0 20 a, FLOUR, superfine, per pack of 2401bs . 33 0 34 ...

... (Jrorao the AlfarA Lane Express of M1onday.j BlRlTISH. After a continued decline in the value of wheat during many consecutive weeks, a slight rally has at length taken place in Lprices, and the trade has, %within the last fortnight, exhibited a firmer tone than at ailly previous period for months past. This hles, no doubt, been caused, in the first instance, by the natural reaction which ...

... Zrebae Leporto. MANCHEI1IASTER, TUESDAY, OCToBsE 23. N\e have had, generally spealking, a quiet market to-day but with prices perfectly firm. TowTards afternoon the - indisposition of buyers to operate increased, and the market closed with a very evident absence of animation. Spinners are in almost every case holding out for anu advance on last week's qubtations, and in some instances buyers ...

... Local ans Probintial getuo. MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY. AT THE COURT, ATHENMUIM, GEORGE-STREET. Oct. Mt&NCHESTER. Hour of becting. 17. Thomas Bamford, woollen manufacturer, &c. Little Town, near Roobdale, ?? 11 28. Francis Rindon, draper, Mauchester, last examination 11 18. John Hardley, tailor and draper, AManchester, adjourned last examination 11 18. Sarah Stone, bater,&c. Strangewcays, audit ?? ...

... ??r ?? 'Uralic Meporto, -111.1- 1111 ?? ?. , I - 1- 1- ?? .- ers MANCHIESTER, TURSDAY, OoTouHE 30. so f stle \Vc have had an inusually qiiet market to-daycontrasling bee iblibe strongly with the animation that has cbaractcrised the lst goe few weeks. Spinners for the most part ?? to show ( great firrness iu adhering to their qootations, but business a to-day is not practicable to any ...

... itfarketq. THE FiODUcIE; MARKKET. Lonroo WEDNIEISDAY ?? EO. Our maarkets for 'produce, with fevr exceptleng, Imvo ruled el dull agali thlts week ?? es further large parcels of goods havo di boon ptugh ...

... AWiarttz,: LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. F11IDAY, OCT. 12. w Since Tuenda; the foreign Imports have been moderate, but front Ireland the arrivals have considerably-iocreascd. Thera Ar has been a fair buini ...

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