... ANCAH HwisRARtMARKELI,,? 77* 1 .! ?? I ? , ? :4 ?? , ?? , U? -, ?? . ?? ?? i ; TUSDA I A' - - sans' `77'7' ' ' iI For The market thisw~eeklhas presented osl istinguish? - .ing, feature, that being. a. continued depresidion in everyqa ~.desciriptiofl of railwa~ pro erty.--. .Thereewd optito i wul scn eat yto Lvtorosighly alarmed hles S or at least bo,;, giveft such~ an opportunitytl jeuaor~o ...

... I III . .I . I I. II ? . .. ,. -, ,. II II .I ?? . f. I ?. f . . , I i ? ;? : R oc. I , ? , I r a aO vtowa 1. ew,%, ?- 1-S, AT - - ., . ,I ! Fr 17. Thomas Hollan d,'peiind~etio rpr ele .Bui~y, audit'~1 h he 18. Thomas Baxenda grer otn aexamination, tb * pursuant too ?? id LANcCASHIRE AND YORtKSBI161R RAILWAY COMPANY.-We XI] rdare officially joiforajed ~tbat,- at the first-reletingobf ...

... rtate Agporto. 1#- -w ?? ww---w - - * -- - ?? - ?? MANCHESTER, TUESDAY, JANUARY 14TH. She market to-day has been extremely inactive, buyers lewing little or no disposition to do business, An opinion Ci fv erideutry gaining ground, that for some time at least psiaes have seen their highest, and this is, no doubt, cc strasgthened by the news brought by the Africa, of in- of ceased estimates of ...

... 'Loca[ antu @Vobincial jBets. form MEETINGS IN BANKRUP TOY. lo mnade A AT THE COURT, ATHEN2EUM, GEORGE-STREET, o r;. MANCHESTE~~ ~ ?? J'ourofzcreeling. e lpupon i. J61hn Baltser, victualler end 'vintiner, Manilchetecr and Salford, last examination ?? anxier 1, Jasper bletaber, auctioneer., Manchester-, dividend ?? 12 reli-, I. Benjamin Itushiforth 'Broadbeat, flannel ma~nufacturer, ai ?? ...

... JU,#fA Reparto. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. MANCHESTER, Friday, February 15. -Old hay, 5d. to bid.; clover, 4id, to 5d. ; wheat straw, 3d. to 3id.; oat straw, 2Jd& to 3d. per stone. MANCHESTER, Thursday, Feb. 14.-Potatoes, 9s. to le, Dd.; carrots, 4s. Gd. to 6s. 6d. per 2521b. Turnips, 2s. to 4e. per 16 pecks. Ouione, 16s. to 20s. per 2401b. CATTLE. CATTLE IDpORTED INTO LIrEItiPOOL DlUINo THE WEBE.- ...

... *J o ' . ;N,!i + ?? W-Rl 3_ 2: I v le' AtiN Ef ' 1 t' i§ t 411-1.'Fe! ; S teb~f'8th :l V,'Ltord 13T 11Y l1r ~f.!31~i~i ~ D a. bayng ?? ,- ?? vof M>th spg , Id; 7: bI] ? ?? ?? eot bi i~w Oo«'tt~titlt';t:,lf t1.1 z 8tV'&ft m0 rlit ?? ?? il' i59 jl j *ti ?? te~lD ?? 8g.* d;; L l oitf l. . DI ?? l~i~l 2. 2u )s11e;, , *Iml'/ , IgX; ?? ?? ?? Gey VA Tlereut ordeed andfthhe ?? ands, t JiiI Ii jv.r 6e ...

... ?, Aatfitt IlepbrW , ?: , , pi WOOL. MARKETS.- BRITISH. tc LEZDS, FED. ?? have no change to report this week tc in these markets, either in demand or prices. a LIvERProoL, FEB. i6'rsa.-Scotc: There is still only a limited 'demard for laid Highland wool; but stocks are light, and holders tt fimo. White is, however, a little more inquired for. There is only fc a fair trade demand for crossed and ...

... MANCnESTBR SHARE MA'.RKET a. _ _ ?? TuxE929Y Lvyirete. Tb6 Eastern Counties meetiuffpasaed off wills a degree of satisfaction and congratulation. an the improved posiai~es of the company's affairs which has-beere long absont at sim-ilar, occasions ; its a measure of their satisfaction with the divi- dend of 4s. per share (after an ?? of three half-yeirys~ then declared, the proprietors voted ...

... I ratr 3AIeort%. 1Wnt IANCHESTER,,FntnDAY, JANUA117~se 18 00.H Lid. Without ainy decided change in the general tone offthe only market; rather less animation charsrcteriseq the operations o~f this wveek. A steady but not, large busiriess is doing, and ieos in. all cases foil ~prices~ are obtadinable. The recent larget va.transactions for India have limited the demand this week ,and for the ...

... TuESDAY EVEliNc. Of the meetings held just'week previous to our last report, and the particulars of 'which. bad not then reached us, we 5 can now ad~vise, that the Stockton and Darlington Company presentsed a very favourable aspect, the surplus prolits leing not only sufficientlto pay the full guaranteed dividends to the Wear Valley and Redear Companies, but also to discharge the previous ...

... BRITISH. LUat Jno. BRITISH. With LE EDs, JuE 28-There has been a considerable busuiesa done in wools this week, but, although prices are firm, they are not so tey of high in proportion as the rates asked by the farmers for now wools. Ieo H IJUNE 25.-About.39 sheets more wool were pitched tban 'Sof at the last market, and was all pretty nearly disposed of. Prices: C lii- All hog, 12s-. od- to ...

... Bantwupto. ?? ?? - -1. - ?? ?? - . - - ?? ?? ,.on.a 22- Gazette.-Tuesday, JTly 22, 1851. 79 BEASTALL Sampson Clay and William Mather, High-street, 9.5 Kensington, Middlesex; July 28, Aug 28, Coart of Bankruptcy, 84 Basingliall-street. Solo Eardwick and Co. Basingball-street. 7H Pet ore Richard Groucock, Sampson Copestake, George Moore, 74 and Thomas Hill Crampton, Bow Church Yard, lace manufac ...