... I MANCUESTER SHARE ARAnrrT.-YESTERDAY. There was a heavy markeet, with prices rather on the decline,. with the exception of London and N. Western and Midiands. Sales:-Fleetwood and Preslon, 7 d; Kendal and Windermere, 4j; Leeds 5th, 6 111.6tbs d; London and N. Western, 1131; Do. now qrs., i p; Do. qrs., C, If p; Sheffield and Liucolnshire, 16i: S. Eastern, No. 4,6 3.16ths. MANCHEITER ...

... ? Markno. a THE PRODUCE MARKET. r e ~ U LONDON, WEDNEaSDAY EvaNlIIe. ib( o Prices have be001 woll brsipprte f.r all kindse of produce, no t- i ,withstandluig thle supplies at mas-kect hitv llelblo lar ...

... 'Urabe ]report%. 6 MANCHESTER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10. el 6 Very little change has occurred in our market since Tues- ti 6 day. Prices of such goods as are in request continue very ?? o firm, but the aggregate amount of business doing is only is d. moderate. Printers take the lead both as regards the extent Sl - of demand and the rates obtainable. For this description of ri C goods, both in G0 ...

... I MANOHESTUER SHARE NARtYET.-YESTERDAY. There has been a declining masrket all the week, but with iather more than an average amount of bualness. YesterdaY tbero was a further decline in prioe, with a heavy vnarliet.-Sales: -. Lancashire, I23 ni.; Great Northern now, 2j d.; Leeds 5ths, 6*nd.; Leeds El and i halves, 3; W. Riding Union, 8 13.-1 d.; leeds pref., 12 5.16; London and N. Western, ...

... Trabe Iceport%. MANCHESTER, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13. The market to-day, although not exhibiting much activity, plai has been characterised by a very firm tone on the part of tll producers, who have generally advanced their quotations, to the consequence of which has been to check business con- Wh siderably. Most of the continental shippers are acting with oaution, and only giving out orders to a ...

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... ?? &x, From the London Gazett, of F'riday, Nloucrnbrr iii. X~ilifltL~ll. Te~n~, frit mretIu, ivvrp' 01, !,o ourreer Novimer endfleeobltr 07, ..tIt he it, ,th troc I Dl triut ?? . (tnti:, ao 0-i,C ,T ...

... ?? - ?? -1.1 ?? Gazctte.-I/'Hlay, .aovenibe,' 23, 18;9. st CHIISIIOLJi John and \Villiam Clhisbolin, Dorlinug, Suorrcy,andt ?? of Ludgato Hill, London, %Wholesale prilrfuners, trading wicr, LsRobert Fellowes Hunt. an infant, under the the firmof Wed, atChisheim, und Co,.; Dec O, Janl 4, Court of Ianb~rnpteyBasing,_ it all-stroet. Sole W;ilktinson and Gurney, Nicholas fine. pet or Henry Lnard, ...

... ___tervau *hare Mtxahet. 2Threc o'clock, Moneday~, November 20, 1849. 63r trices ?? tusuo[PI are at a Premium, Theis markedA III are at a Dilcount. A R is for Shares qlucted as Registered. tfil S li f ...

... -- JOHnItruptd, &r. is From the Londons Gaze fle of Tuesday, Novecnter 20. lyDRUM, Patrick, glass5-bottle dealer. Llverpin I, to sarrender December 4 and S1, at eleven. et the Liverpool District dCour ...

... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER *14, 1840. THE BANK OF ENGLAND AND THE CUDRE NC\Y. Among the various argml-ents employed by thle fancey lnonridfecof the Corn-laws, ono of the ?? most common was that which they founded on the otheil danger of causing a drain of gold by the adoption of frec trade. In the event of our repiealing all duties heah on thle importation of ...

... a fliptng Int ii cttgtiral FRIDA Y. Nov. 2.-l ilt l 5,i ADttIvoD Styte. l)avies, i1tout (iaftipali..Irope, Malealn, i Wal latc, N S. L8ittiniat, Cttcaec Palernio:Lentin, Rttoq. Cal 3at ?? Untitel, Bu ...