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... . ,alktlupto+,X ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? . . ?? . .. __ :MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY, AT THE COURT, ATUiERSUM, GEORQE-STREICT, t .une. MhACnTIsTER .. - - Hour 14. WVilliam Royston, builder, Msnclleater,.dividend -. 12 14. Henry Carringlon, nurseryman, Mile End, near Stochport, I audit ?? ?? . , . 1- I1. Holt TIAylor, coal dealer, Waterroot, near Newev curch, audit 12 13.Jonayn Wmnterbettorn, banker, ...

... OtarRet ruporto. ?? ?? ?? 515 ~~~WOOL MiA'RXEITS. 1 I I ]s3 n. 0-Ter RITISHI.C 5.1 ?? Ices heart a rathier improved feeling in 'It 53the tradei this wyeek ;and there have consequently been mace dcii1 1)3Bales effected, at firm Prices. req 0 t LivEiRPOOL, Dcc. 20.-cScatrch: There. has been a better demand la 2for laid Hiighland, but as some of the holders have been anxious Su!] f5I to (clear ...

... ()I tfi nm the Mal ?? V . M, n - I ?? (From the Mark Lane Bxpress of Monday,) The deliveries of wheat from the growers have not in. t'creased to the extent anticipated, which appears to have been caused by tbevery.unsatisfactory yield from the straw. The 3 thrashiog machines have certainly been in active operation B. in most parts of the, country for several weeks past, and the late fall in ...

... tno Uri Houe o Lods as efuedTui&SDAY EvENING. ?? Id. It hetointerfere with the de- SL g jjuoftercmitenstdigorders in tbe case of attondo dthGeaW trnndSrwbrCopanies, on thegrund 4se. to 0 ta ti o eial taytm oweaken the antrhoroty Yous ~ ofthecommtte, itseeed, oweer, to be the opinion we had *~that an alteration of rule 183 might be mde wihadvantage, Fo in order that great companies might not ...

... V r30 MAN f~TE FTaiDAv,Asft'518. .larger b~~lO ~el~i t-saees'~ ~ ?? te further f,4jig o ff cit .tbe rebeipis. In ?? of dtbis. OfI5 news the Li~erGol :12crklt bi has~ xr4eygiilid'n an advsrtude of j~td.ps lb oil mtddlilng Amenrica'D Aie ' C'i to increase ijsrattueifrom'!wbielil th4$do; not seem ,i 'freely 'at. the extrenme cates now~ d emanded, only a e ieriit'S ';business hae beeto 'Oaiog ...

... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. ?? -- - ?? . .. . ?? - ?? ., ?? MANCHESTER, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1855. THE TRAD1 OF THE DISTRICT IN 1S54. It has not been our task for a long period to refer 01 to any year, the fruits of which have been so umpro- e: fitable-we might almost say, disastrous-to the industrious and commercial interests of this district as that through which we have just passed. The year ...

... I go Gnimerdal 3, Tue EwoeLrsn AND FOW'SION FUNDS, &o. WEDIRBSDAY.- *e The news from Vienna that the conferences, now that the 0o third point has been reached, are proceeding less favourably, ýe caused the English funds to open this morning at a decline es of a quarter per cent. Console for money, whirh left.off yes. d terday at 92J to 93, werp Airst quoted 9'21 to J, and there were is ...

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... (From t1he Mark Lanc Express.) BRITISI-. Dtring the past week very seasonable frosts have been ex. perienced, calculated to keep the forward wheat in proper check, and prepare it for severer weather. Some wheat-sowing has sti'l been proceeding o- the light lands; but in the south a fa:r portion is reserved for. tics L operation in spring. The markets generally have been ,ess liberally ...

... ?I1?teW Tn? EZqQ?[8 ? The EngUeb funds FOe?roN ,E pl~ethyadvanc~ 1__ o Oaoti, qu~1 -Y h- renot maitnianed, and the gin l h'to ?? oiy for both money anid sees0 uatapst. nit, during t'oe da lsl tAut. .liha Once5 V ene imorane y asliitedas al , a ar,,. mdI' ~tacbut the market we.rt was~ n lti adrthe of Australian gold ands sttrength~ i n idetheoperation~s of the army befr ,,growth y5~t Js rities ...