... Tratoe Reporto. M CIESTER1, Fa 5DAY, AuGUST 3eco. ?? is no decided change to notice in thle market since Toetsday. A modlerect business is ioing, unftcompanied by an iijuiptoms of activity, and prices -continue steady and fia. Vanly buyers, whose. operations have recently been eceecesivo, aire now matteriaelly curtailing their transactions. idend, tlee very large amiount of business done ...

... ?a?e po?t?. aMANCHE:STER, TUESDAY, Jusise 19rH.- 'Y The business doing to-day has been moderate, there being At )t decidedly lees disposition to operate since the end of the L 1:weck. Spinners and mannufacturers, however, are very firm Cl 8in their demanuds, nod the transactions entered into are gene- p e rally aet the ?? rates of last week, The demand for shirtings iti and light g~oods for ...

... fardkt aeport%. -. . 3 A AIRICULTUBAL PnODUCE. '3 d laSdO CjfPOIIT, Friday, Dec. 28-1otetocs from 7s. to l0s.per .45i MANCHESTER, Friday, December 28. -Old hay, 6. t, 6,1d.; lover, 4,1t . to 4c1. ; wheat Straw, 2,12. to 3d.; oat Str sid .0 to 2,12. per stone. 17MANCHESTER, Thursday, Dec. Q7.-Potatoea Be. to 12e. . carrots, 4s. to 6a. per pe2r. Turnbis, 23. 6d. to 3s. Gd. p;er 2.1 per 16 peckus ...

... wrabe lieport0. e ?? ., MANCHESTER, TeecuIsnAY, AspsiT, 3. t 0 Since Tuesday last there has been a moderate inquiry for 0goods at the current rates of last week, but where mann- Si In facturers ask higher prices, they find it extremely difficult a a to tin any bnsiness. The improved feeling noticed on 21 o Tuesday has been considerably abated hy the tenor of thle ht neaws froml thle North of ...

... Target imeport%. it - t LONDON HOP MARKET, Monday, July 30.-Our market contiuues very firm, and last week'squotations are fullysupported. d Although some slight improvement is spoken of in some districts of the plantations, still it is not to any material extent, and upon the whole the chances of anything like a crop are exceedingly I doubtful. Duty, £76,000 to £80,000. d AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. ...

... ~an~Atwt%. S. 3 Gazette.-Tuesday, Mfarch 20, 1849. BRIOOKER Edwin, Cheltcuh am, Gloucestershire, carver, gilder, es loolniug-glass and picture-frame manaunfacturer; April 3, Alay, 1, ,so Court of Baonkruptcy, B~ristol, Sol Mr. Linde, London. Own 2-5 petition. DatedMarch 14. CARlLILL Thomas, Adelaide-str~eet,Klingston-upon.Hull, grocer, I tea dealer, and. bacon end flour factor; April 4, 25, ...

... 4T~tadet ~cport%. LONDON HOP MA7,RKEjT-, ?? 0.Temrt remains steady atithe, followting prices,,' 1:-Newl Susex macket, 2 40s. ?? it,44s. to'08.; Farnham and Last n i Tents, 74s. to IlOjs, t u i p AGRICULTRrnAL PRODUCJE. C MANCHESTER, Mlonday, March 0.-Old hay, 5d. to 5Ad.; C clover, 4.1d. to 5d; wheat straw, 3d. to 3jd.; oat straw, 3d1. to 2 31d. per stoeo. MANCHESTER, Saturday, March 3. ...

... MONDAY- NioI', APIIIL 0. Consols opened 014., 2, receded to 014., but improved C afterwards. Danish news considered unfavourable, and i; heavy sales wvere made in consequence. The closing J prices were-Consols, 014., g; Exclequer Bills 46), 9.- I itailwav shares llave fallen, upon thle decline in Consols, S and very little business bas been doing. At the close, C however, the market was a ...

... - ?? t - - -. --.F | E l Ax v Lts s in e : I In October last, we published a memorial which the l Chamber of Commerce had addressed to Viscount Pal- s mrnrston, on the unsatisfactory position of our trade with I China, and, at the same time, a reply from his lordship pro- . i mising to direct the attention of her majesty's plenipoten-t e tiary at Hong Kong, to the subject of the memorial. The ...

... I x: I brilifirlipm I ?? _. _ -AA ?? .1 ?? ?? ?? _ . Gaette.'-F ridap, April:uO, 11819. o ANDflEW AIlTELT James, roik-stheet, Alverstolke, Hants, grocer, h ard alo earyigoii balitiessas a builder ,iiin v-e;tr-eef, 'or-tseaI ?? nd aso April 281 May 9f, Conitco BallaukrptcY, Basiiighall- f street Sol WV I Mitchell, Portoisoutc. Ownu petition. to Dated Apri i 10 - it ASH1BEE Henry, Kihgmcote ...

... ~be 3~epo~t0. MANCHESTER, TUESDAY, FEB. 27 . A HoU'-pasi One o'Cloch. East The general feeling in our market to-day is one of firm- 132, mss, and for some descriptions of yarns slight advances up, .. Hut] bfave been obtained above the prices of last week, This is Ma ahiefly applicable to numbers suitable for the Indian market, Griv for rhich there is considerable inquiry, The higher counts Non ...

... MANCHESTER. SHARE MARKET. FRIDAY EvrNIeGo.-Altbough the amount of business done since Tuesday has not been lirge, prices remain firm, and in one or two instances higher rates have again been paid. The speculators have been chiefly engaged with the settlement of the account, which mnst have been very unu profitable for the bear party. The traffic returns are again favourable, and should ...