... ;MANCHESTER, FInDAY.-The market during the earlierI part of this week was somewhat flatter than blst. lie the last two days, however, a snore fxvotrable Itppearance has been manifested; and the better kinds of printing cloth have c been sold at au advance of 1Hd. per piece. Other kinds of s cloth remain without alteration. Some failures of incon-t siderable amount have taken place in London ...

... TRADE RE PORTS. n MN~tCcsxrSTa, F ?? market for cloth has pre- nmt setitedi no featucres of change clueing the week. A general I-I, [ydesire to sell is evinced, without, however, any disposition to to(i reduce prices considerably. Plillting~ clothlS continnle firml, 3Lt Shirtin.,s aire still flat, anti purchases seem to hang Upont the NV niews contained in lit' India letters, which aire looked ...

... TR.ADE REPORTS. 3LxANCtsrSTa, FRnID .-The marketremalliinsvitliscti . chleige Worthyof notice. Prices of goods continue Bri.. tie amount of business done is still moderate. Tlleltur kinds of printting cloth are in good detailmid; sitliti'.- still heavy of sale. The country trade line epelriedlhel little iniproovenment, and. rnore buyers have atten,1e,1 ij; market. It is to be hoped tiht the ...

... s]qt - ot- LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. THis EVENING (FRIDAY). There has been a fair amount of business transacted this weel, but, as holders are disposed to meet the demand rather freely, no change can be noticed from the prices of Friday last. 3,O00 American and 300 Maranlisaa have been taken On speculation, and 3,930 American and 90 East India for export. d. d. d. d. 410 Sea Islands,, R to 15 ...

... I V-1i 41 MANCIHESTEI1 CORA Yt It -. 1 With the exception of ?? ifr. ?? the weather bas been tolerably favourable lor har set wrh since our last. Tho large bonded stock has not, billC its condog upon the market been augmented by alnly considerable si vi boisorodlce and havieg to bear the Nv iole of an extended COtishi itivedeiamiitis now begmn- n ling to assumne a mnangeable shops. I Ie tl ...