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... Tuesday, January 22. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. R. Howarth and S. Ayland,. Manchester, fustian shearers-W. Shield and R. Turner, Newcastle-npon-Tyne, printsellers-W., J, and W. B. Birkby, Upper Raw- fords, Yorkshire, cardmakers;. as far as regards W. Birkby-W. Walker and J. A. Bird, Liverpooi, auctioneers-D. Aitken and C. P. Pepper, Boston, linendrapers- J. Bailey and S. Ball, Longton, ...
... pricet of uaawap iij _tote K &tE. TIHE FUNDS. M.ONDAY.-COflSOIS were done at 96, 4, 4., for money, and at 99S . o c coitnt, and closed at 964to *for present transfer, and 964 to 4forti -Ithe Re- duced Three per Cents. the dealings were at664, 4,A; New Three-and a Quarter ppr Conts. at Ogi and'4; Long Annuities, 8g tol11-16; ditto ,thirty years, expirtngin0 38606, at 66516 ; Exulsequer-bills, ...
... Tuiesday, Februsary 5. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Hills and Gray, Sunderland, Durham, hosiers-W. S. P. and J. P. Richardson, Coventry, watch manufacturers-J. H. Fulcher and M. B. Evans, Liverpool, sail- makers-J. Perrin, Son, and Co. Liverpool, merchants-J., J., and R. Benn, Kendal, Westmoreland, guano dealers-J. Been and Co. Kendal, Westmoreland, woollen ?? and Stones, Mansfield, Nottingham, ...
... 'Erabe ant Commere. (From the Leeds Mercury, February 9.) WOOL.-The imports of wool into London for the week ending Thursday were 2,340 bales, of which 926 were from Sydney, 530 from Frances, 263 from Buenos Ayres, 187 from Swan River, 199 from. the Cape, and the rest from Mogadore, &c. COTTON.-The Manchester market on Thursday continued quiet, very little business being done, either for home ...
... pr1ic% of St~oti, uailibav start, ~ f, I BANK OF ENCLAND. An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and 8th Victoria, cap. 32, for the week ending on Saturday, the 2nd day of February, 1850. ISSUtE DEPA.ETMENT. Notes issned - - - 30,104,S10 Governsmentet Debt 9 8,019,00 other Securities - - - 2,984,900 Gold Coin and Bunion - - 1S,872,733 Silver Bullion * * - 277,077 30,104,88 o30,104,810 Dated the ...
... Tuesday, February 12. wvaitehall), FEBRUARY Ii--The Queen has been pleased to appoint the iuder-mentioned Gentlemen to be Officers in the Artillery Company of London; To be Captains, with the following seoiority: J. G. Middleton, J. W. Welsh, F. E. plorneynsen, P. Morrison, W- T. Robinson, Rt. Bell, J. Biden, E. Ellis, W. Bokenhamo, T. Hall, and *V. C. Jay, Ecoo-To be Sopermnuerary Captains: J ...
... -Taxe anb Commerce. WOOL.-The imports into London during the week ending Thursday have been 595 bales only, of which 348 were from Sydney, and 218 from the Cape of Good Hope.-At Leeds a fair average business has been done in foreign wools, and at generally improved rates. Another series of the London colonial wool sales comsmenced this evening, the attendance of buyers being very numerous, and ...
... PriCe of *torkO, atuaw Sbated+ &t. I THE FUNDS. SlOsnDAv.-Consola were operated in at 95. A, and A for money, and at 95j, and t for aocosunt, and left off at 954 to i, beth for present transfer and for time. In the New Three-and ?? per Cents, the dealings were at 9lV, *, i, i; in Reduced Three per Cents, at 9S1, 3, 96; Long Annuities, for thirty years, expiring tn l SIS, at 83- Banlk Sleck. ...
... P1rim of Uailuav *Dbaret Atocko, & - RAILWAYS AND PUBLIC COMPANIES. SEEAUS. RAILWAYS. PAID. CWASHG MPEIrS. 100 Birmingham and Gloucester 120 122 - 124 13 .6.8 .s1ackwali 13 . 6 . 8 31- 4t. Stock Brighton .100 G - Si 100 Bristol and Exeter 90 64 - 65 50 Caledonian . . 11fs 50 'Chester and Holyhead . I. . 50 9- l04 Stock Eastern Counties . . . 20 7* - 7i 0 -Edinur'gh and Glasgow . 50 27 - 28 100 ...
... thace aanb Qr(ommerce. I WOOL.-The imports into London during the week ending Thurs- day were 3,783 bales. The public sales have been progressing daily, and are going off well. COTToN.-The .'anchester market on Thursday was flat, and prices very irregular; buyers being resolute in holding back, from a belief that the market will still further give way. On coarse numbers of yarn there was a ...
... I ric of U ia ' Buatg itO &f. RAILWAYS AND PUBLIC COMPANIES. SHARES. RAMWAYS. l 100 Birmingham and Gloucester 13 . 6 .8 Blackwall. Stock Brighton. t00 Bristol and Exeter 50 Caledonian 50 Chester and Holyhead Stock Eastern Counties 50 Edinburgh and Glasgow 100 Great North of England 50 Great Southern and Western (Ireland) 1t0 Great Western . 50 Hall and Selby. 100 Lancashire and Yorkshire . 50 ...
... Crax anb Commercc. WOOL.-The imoports into London during the week ending Thurs- day have included 608 bales from Odessa, 486 from Van Diemen's Land, 318 from Germany, 103 from the Cape of Good Hope, 50 from Buenos Ayres, and a few bales from France, &c.-AtLeeds there has rot been any change of moment in the market. Sales have been rather more limited than for some weeks past, consequently the ...