... gammorclat 3,atelligence. THE MANOHE STER MARKET. FRIDAY, JuLY 26. The determined advance made in Liverpool is fatal to much of the business which is offering here or which is in abeyance. It causes prices to be raised nominally, fully in proportion to ootton, aind buyers cannot follow, having no encouraging advices from abroad. It is abundantly evident that, for a time, producers and their ...

... S H I P W RBE C S. The steamer America, Captain Lemon, which vessel arrived in England on Tuesday, reports having been in collision with the Utile, Italian barque, of Genoa, bound from Baltimore to Queenstown, on Saturday morning early. The barque sanki the captain, mate, andtwo hands were drowned; 11 hands saved. The America is slightly damaged. The steamer Atacama has been totally lost off ...

... ANO1HESTER OCAMBER OF COMMlEROE. The monthly meeting of the board of directors of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce was held yester- day at the offices, Booth- street, the Pres ident (Mr. B. Qrmitage) in the ohair. There were alro present Mir. John Singg, Mr. H~ugh Mason, AMr. G}. E. Gaddum, Mfr. J. M~itchell, JMr. hi. Ross, Mr. J. C. Zigomala, Mr. J. F. Hiutton, Mr. P. Goldsohmidt, Mr. J. ...

... (Trnimercrrial Etelttdgtrnr _ ! I _- _ I THE MANCHESTER MARKET. FRIDAY,. JULY 9. a The market opened without change of any notable r kind. If anything rather less business seemed to be put before seflers, and the offers indicated atendencyto fail off. Prices, as, a matter of course uader existing circumstances, were perfect]y firm, and often nominally 1 higher where a sufficiency .of orders is ...

... Tonrmemiral I~ntelligence. MANCHESTER COTTON MARKET. FRIDAY, APRIL 13. S. A very quiet tone prevails this morning, mud hardly any business big resulted. Cloth is slow throughout. S Yarns are dull, and the tarn easier as compared with Tuesday. . MANCHESTEP CORN MARKET.-TrURSDAT. TC: (From Messrs. W. Warburton and Co.'s Corn Circurar.) A little more steadiness has been perceptible in prices ...

... THE BANKRUPTCY BJETUMNS. The report of the Inspector-General in Bankruptcy for 1889 was issued on Friday. The total number of cases of bankruptcy and deeds of arrangements show a decrease of 464 compared with those of 1888, and in these tiee liabilites decreased by £812,183, vhile the assets show an increase of £49,379, the estimated loss to the creditors having decreased by £823,421. The ...

... OLDHALM SHARE AIATRK'ET. WEEKLY REPORT?. A fair business hlas bean dc-nrz 'In- idnring thme w.e-ek-, hutl the markat'n ractt vr' nae tor several precedingn I ena ,haew ak-er, innnenre I failling- off and also to, s-4lcrs eflowiri.. Idisposition to lessen their hnldnrs Imuch, chiange en report in quotaiieas.. a: ?? rally ha-ve -ruled steady. Th ero one n! oniry for beet div.idend-payi' sh-~ Won ...

... WTGES QUEvSTIO N THE COfT6t i -MSS ?? ',;.ThADE. ' ;-1 ?? TIM C~ . . .. ?? ?? 'SBO LT ON. ?? I | A 'ipeoal meeth J the members eiolton and a L D Chttfn Spinners' Associatioi' avis held t ,ps Tgesday aftepsoon, at tbib Nic~otos3 Hbt~l73an-- 1-ti Iechester, to consider the wages iuestion' The operative- j a pisinivery ha' liked £6F Iri ad'rce .o 'per * iet ?? 0 date finom the last making-up, day ...

... I Air- WEEKLY REPOR T. There hba been a heavy business done in cotton shares this week, but the tendency in prices has been downward, and buyers have been able to get in on advantageous terms, as compared with previous rates. The principal turnover has been in dis- count sorts, and the most important alterations in quotations are to be found in the same group. Shares which have been ...

... f . L LABOR AND WAGES. I THE LOOK-OUT IN SOU'TH IWALES. The Secretary and Treasurer of the Aberdare District of the Amalgamated Association of Miner -L ?? ~ ~ ~ ~ a Lub- t lished a long letter in answer to th lettver oflud a Aberdare. They say that they are io prepare for tle f pnconditional surrenddr which Lord Aborcdare advses t but inasmnuoh aa his Lordship's action partakes to som' extent ...

... orunmcnfaI ]Intelgme . | YORKSHIRE MARKETS. IAlIFAX, BATURDAY.-A thin attendance to-day. There is however, a better feeling in the wool trade, inquiries being more numerous than they were a week ago. To-day's quota- tions are stronger then those of this day week, but aa actual advance cannot be said to have been established, excepting in the ease of skin wool. There continues to IfWe fair ...

... V .; elmmnwidal t 3 ?? | THE LONDON SHARE MARKET.. . . FBIDAYrDz*iOBnR i7., 'here was a fair demant for money, at 2* to . per' aent. £95,000 in gold withdrawn from the Bank. Consols t botter. Forein seauitiesfat, ?? Turkish Loan, 1871, 43k to f; Egyptaia, 1873, about 72j; ditlbo.Khedie, 78 to ; Pertvian F prCents, 2. tio t; ditto Six per Ca~ets, 82& to 3; Uruguayan, 381j to i; Lombsrdo.Venetia ...