... LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARRU.-FRIDAY. 1. Sugar: There has only been a moderate ~,ema&d for all cli 6, descriptions, and thle lower qualities have baeit di' did on rather easier terms; the sales comprise 730 hhds. B.PI. d 1,300 bags Bengal, 1,300 mats Mauritius (the latter, from g s 32s. Gd. to 3sa, Od. for middling brown to middling yellow), hl I- andi a small parcel interior Miadras, at 26s, 6d. ...

... TIUE SUPPLY OF COTTON. rece Wje rrcived the following letterfrom a valued gavi ,.:entto whiclh we readily give place, although Hlu, ?? briw not changed the opinions we expressed d00 ; scsev 'Wcdceslday last:- Liverpnol, 28th May, 1851. reat s ou-r article *! ?? last, on the sapply of I-n __ ,uarcstrion rcl the cotastners not to purchase, pre- trail it1 it will be yet materially lowser-we ...

... IItaRr anb T robincral wetuo. ?? s ?? -. . . MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY. * AT THE COURT, AT51ENEUAt, GEORGE-STREET, y 1a0. IAUtNCitESTEE. ' Haur of )eeting. 22. John Simpson, grocor and provision dealer, Manches- tr, audit ?? 22. lenW and Harrison, cap manuactulrers, Manchester, a last examination of Harrison, by ord(er ?? W 22. Ann Rtoyston, brewer, Manchester, assignees . 12 22. William Barns, ...

... 33allftrup%. -11- ?? 1.1-- ?? I - I -1-1- Gacztte.-Tuesday, July 2!, 1851. DAVIS Edward, Northampton, Northamiptonshire, currier and shoe manufacturer; Aug 6, Sept 6, Court of Bunlkruptcy, Ba- singhall-street. Soi J. Ai. Heath, Artillery Place, West linsbury. Own petition. Dated July 28. DAW Betsy, Lumborn Mills, near Tavistock. Devonshire, miller; Aug 7, Sept 18, Court of Bankruptcy, ...

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... 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 ...

... 35antrupto. ?? ?? MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY. ?? ?? AT Tt;Z COURT, ATHEKN.UM, GROP.GK-STREET, W Dec. CotiwvN.HETREw. Hour of lecting. 3 Bamfortb James, corn miller, &c. Arden Mills, Bredbury, 15A Cheshire, adjour ed last examination . 12 73. 3 Wilde James, builder, Sallbord, certificate . ?? 12 3 ?? Gcoi'ge Niiholas, terchant, Manehester, ertii.. 12 3 Whitcehad Wm. cabinetmaker, Lancaster, audit ? ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... -orl anti Vrobilctial We-I MEETING IN BANKRUPTCY. AT THlE COURT, ATHENEUM, GEORGEi5Tacrwi Sept. MIANCHOESTERL. HlOur offfeetiny. ne) 17. Thomas Sayce, grocer, H~eywood, adjourned dividend ?? He s 10. Stephen and John Hey, MaUnafCturers, Comne, adj. last ex.. 12 I 1,1g Tiiot~hy Ross, furniture dealer, Manchester, adj. last ex.. 12 dre t FREE-TRADE HALL.-I tlvill be seen that the ex- l ...

... REVIEWV OF TIIE CORN TRADE. { f. V-- -1 1, - L 7 ._7 (Eront the Marke Lanle Ejrcess of Mon(lay.) SB .BIIITISH. ; Daring the year now about to close, supplies have been TA almost constantly in excess of demand, and, vith the Px ep- c i tion of a ternporury rally in June and the early part of JIly the tendlency of prices has been uniformly downward. Tbe TA rise allnded to was caused by fears ...

... otavuet urvorto.1 . . .11-111, ?? 1. ?? I-- - . WOOL MARKETS. I w BRITISH, W wI LEEDs, Drc. 20.-Thore has been a fair extent of business so done this week in the English wool marlket, and irices are firmer, bu with on upward tendency. . fot LIVERPOOL, DEC. 27.-Scotch: There has be* afair business br doing in laid Highland wool, but eo far ?? an ration in price. Fi White Highland is still ...