... - _ .EREm 1 It67 I i MANCISTEiI Thurtrelda, m having been manifetily M dispositio00t passing, though still far fro , vgeneral than, forsome tneci heavy, hs hce l ee rCC' have been n ~ 0 Pastiand mlproved.0j have been mo e frel pain. At Livep,4t from abroad have agarinbeenlan-r oft InUdian coto, fair of l'sl l`(ro %ve Only Moderate of other beautic2 an&i b ean wh Teat, which- alnlu8laY .-Fair ...

... yMFOR IRON WOREs AND SHIPBUILDING I V, if . COMPANY (LIMITED). iS . -s n a. . 0,4ODfonday a meeting of the creditors of the above was held at Glover's Hotel, Mr. J. A. Wade cothe a - Among the creditors present were the 3fhe D0 - hMessrs. K Wade and Sons, Mesrs. Allott d Thelwall, Messrs. H. and W. Croft, Meesrs.Ward Od Oliver, Mesr. Blakeney 4nd Co. Messrs. W FrO, and Co, Messrs. Camnell, ...

... HULL CORN RETURN.-SEPT. 17. Qrs. bsh. s. d. 2 s d. Wheat .. 106 0 ?? 327 12 6 ?? 3 1 92 Oats .. . 8 0 10 8 0 ?? 1 6 0 GAINsBOROUGH, Tuesday.-A moderate show of wheat. Last week's prices fully maintained. Barley in good supply and in excellent condition. High prices were readily made. There are great complaints of the yield in wheat. LIVERPOOL, Tuesday.-Large attendance and good consumptive ...

... BIRAnIrGHAXo -The reports in reference to the state of trade in this town have been rather suore favour- able of late ; but orders come in very slowly, and for the most part they are for small rjuanti!ie, of goorls. BRAUDFORDf.Tlhe past week has beers chala.cterized by quietness in every brandh of the worsted trade. The operations in wool, though perhaps loose iroquesit than of late, have in ...

... BIRMINGHAM.-lThe reports in reference'to the state of trade in this town are more satisfactory; there ie n1o approach to animation, but the tone is better, and in- dications of a further and general reaction are appa- rent. BliaxDro0an.-Though there was rather a better tone pervading the market at the beginning of the week, there has been little disposition in any department to do business ...

... n Si' 1, HULL, Tuesday (From J. Ellrman and Co.'s ral at ?? our market this day we had a fair supply Ce d of English wheat from, the farmers which met a BLow' es-ale at Is to 2s per qr decline. Foreign wheat met a fes it fair sale at the full rates of last week, particularly the d finer qualities. English barley freely offered at is per D qr decline; in foreign no alteration. Beans and pes ...

... ICOTABIERCIAL AND OTHER MARKETS. CORN. HuLL, Tuesday, (from Keighiley, Maxsted and Co.'s ?? weather during the past week was rather unsettled, but not sufficiently so as to stop harvest work entirely, and a good breadth of corn has been se- cutred, although it must be expected that the condition cannot be so dry as that previously gathered; further dry weatheris still needful to save the crops ...

... MEETING OF THE HULL DOCK COMPANY1, j B IGNATIpt :r UP. -tFFAl-. I - I n- Oman .. ?? We On Friday, a menetitig 'of the shareholders in the 6de Hull Dock ComMJany Was held at the Dock offiei8, she under the presidenoj eof the chairman, Mr. Willam Ott Wright. There Was a pretty numerous. meeting. ird The object of the meeting was to receive the resigna- W. tion of Mr. lIuffam, as secretary to the ...

... TAE CORN TRADE. I The Mark Lane Express says with much ?? this past week the clearing of harvest has been delayed, in northern districts more especially, but meadows never had a more fresh or luxuriant appearance, and root crops centinue to grow vigorously. We cor. dially endorse sentiments of a daily contemporary in its Monday's leader as to the immense benefits derived to the country by a ...

... AIct w)hiz valitt AND EAST RIDING TIMES. REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOR TRANSMISSiON AmRoASD. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1867. I It is most gratifying to us to learn that the merchants, shipowners, and others interested in the trade of Hull, propose to give some substantial mark of the esteem in which they hold the personal character of Mr. HHUFFA)I, and some token of their ...

... I CORN. MAcitESTEn, Thursday.-The weather since our last report has beei rather more favourablei , r ,he gathering of the the crops in the neighbomrhood. During thc same period trade has ruled very firm, V with an upward tendency for most articles, but the business passing has been confined to the imiae(liate | vwants of purchasers. The foreign arrivals at Liver. tool havo this wvee1 been only ...

... BARNLsEY.-There is a marked improvement in most branches of the iron trade. BIrUNGRAM.-The trade of this town continues ex- tremely dull, and the factors report that condition as being the characteristic of the home trade generally In the foreign department kindred inactivity is expe. rienced. BRADFORD.-The worsted trade continues very quiet. The transactions in wool have been on the most ...