... I Bty late advices from the United Slates, it appears that the cotton crop has been finally estimated at 2,500,000 bales, and that prior to the end of May 150,000 would have cleared for this country, which, also, was to have the excess or sur- pine crop, should any appear, after supplying all other de. troands. This news did not affect the market at Liverpool, which has been on the whole ...

... Tuesday, June 20. PARTN;RafttiPS DISSOLVED. W. Ward, Sudbrooke, Lincolnohire, and H. Wagstaff, Eg- wnanton, Nottingbamshire, iarmers-J. Skillicorn and E. Gill, Liverpool. paintes-J. and C. Ainasworth, and R. Crompton, Little Boltior, Lancashire, ?? spinners; as tar as regards C. Ainsvworth-J. Potts and J. Harrop, Pfestbury, Cheshire, silk dsers-J. C. Ewart, W. Myers, W. Taylor, J. C. Ewart, ...

... Another rather inanimate week in the cloth market at Mauchester has cansed pricei to be supported with diffi- cnhiv. Indeed, it is pretty certain where sellers have been at all pressing, that parties have submitted to a small reduc- tion oa last week's rates. Twist continues difficlt to quit; and sit is well knownthat mianyestablismneats for spinning (abroad) have bee a tor sume timn at a ...

... There is no novelty in the commercial information from the United States, where matters remain as they were. The few consignments of cotton to Havre (as we learn Under date June 5) have given fresh courage to holders, and encouraged them in their firm attitude and demand in an advance of prices. In consequence, during the last three days of the week, 6,000 bales were sold at an ad- vanceof ...

... Tuesday, June 6. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, JtUNE 5. Royal Engineers-First Lieut. W. Stace to be Second Capt. vice Mould, seconded; Second Lieae. W. D. Gossett, to be First Litut. vice Stace. - PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. C. Restall and Co. Walker's court, Golden square, busiers - W. wood and T. Swanston, White street, Moorfieldo, ?? and Stephens, Jeffrey's square, St Mary Axe, merchaots-J. Etty and Son, ...

... Tuesday, May 30. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Kenyon and Fox, Sheffield, coopers-S. Bedford and Son, Birmingham, venders of glass and china ware-Sellers, B'others, Liverpool, wine ?? and Heighway, Manchester-H. M. Embleton and H. Nightingale, Manchester, milliners- Kempster, Morris, and Co. Liverpool, timber mer- chants-J. and B. Davies, Church street, Chelsea, licensed victualiers-S., T., and C. ...

... Accounts from Manchester show that the anticipation of a large business being transacted after the complete holiday week has not been realised, either as regards cloth or twist. There has, however, been a moderate business doing, and prices, if not higher, must be noted as firm as previous prices for most kinds of eloth. Had we had no ontlet to Hin- dostan or China, it is quite maniitest that ...

... Tieesdta , June i . PARTN tso-i I'S DISSOLVED. Deptford Iron Comnoai', Sunderland; as far as regaras Hf. ihaytor and C. M. Webster-J. Clarks and Co. Sunderland, en..ine builders; as far as regards C. M. Webster and A. Ray -Hughbs and Kent, Srorewsbury, ?? and Kwiuley, Liverpool. (nusuos agents-Web-ter, hamndcn, and C.). Bing- ley, Yokahi-e, cotton soinner,; as far as regards W. Webster -Lang ...