... I etmm-xi-a1 ii. 1 THE LONDON SHARE MARKET. Fnw~y, AUQUST 4. Byffar. the ?? ?? inh the stoat Markets, is a f~urther advance, -of 2 per cent in! moot Egyptian bonds. The 1873 Loi~n is, now quoted 431, the 1868 Loana 44j, and Khedive 043. Russians are also j to 1 ap, but Turkish fare easier. In railways Brightou Defefred has fallen 1, and Metropolitan and Metropolitan District i, ad most others ...

... I Commnterciat Rntelligencc. THE MANCHESTER MARKET. FFIDAY, NOVEMrBER~ 8. The market was very tame at opening. In most leading departmn thr as less than au average inquiry for oloth~aud yavrn, while prices remained quite steady. The stronger tone of the seo~nd cott:on report tende'd rathe'r to 6e'eck-bsiness by making sellers hold off, who, iunder, other.- circumstances, would have &ado~pted ...

... I V THE WEkVERS' STRIKE AT BURNLEY.- EMPLOYERS' MANIFESTO. SUGGESTED ARBITBRTION. A correspondent says: On Monday a mass meeting of weavers was held at Colhe, when Mr. David Holmes, referring to the publication by the masters of the speeches made by operative leaders when the Burnley list was framed, said the list was a good non when applied to the whole country all round, both for broad and ...

... OLDIJAM APND DISTRIOT COMP)ANIES. frsor Oul SPECIAL CoFUE5EONDENT.l: One of the pioneers of the Oldhin r 0oop0`a` movement has passed away this week. I refer to the late Mr. William Marcroft, than whom no one was rmore active in the early history of limited liability companies. The 1 deceased was formerly a director of several spinning ouncerns, including the Sun Mlill and Central, and he was ...

... I - . .I ,SURFACEATEN ANDI THE tiNOL&TO BOARD.- A wining correspondent, writing on Friday; said- Considerable dsaiaifadtiln ccstnxies t re mn the men engaged onrthe varioum Pth brow s i nnsi and rkshiroewith regardtto the reduction indwages. By. the concessio made from the oriatinal rendering of then wages agreement by the Conciliation Board last week, thle men to--day receive a, slight ...

... SHIPPING DISA,?T']'lBS. On Friday morning at two o'clock, an unknow! steamer ran down and sank a, Norivecian vaeht 1 (jeir, carrying a crew of four, oft South Sani- 'lhti. The steamer, it is said, did not mnake JIIIy o-R 1- assist the crOw. who, as the yacht Gradually went in :er. wore in imiminent peril of being drowned. 'J'hey *en' rortunrately seen by some Deal boatmen. and s.?r rescued and ...

... I MANCHESTER CHAMBER OF COtMMERCE. The direotors of the Manchester Chamber of Com- merce hold their monthly meeting at their offioes, Booth- street, on Wednesday. The President (Mr. B. Armitsge) occupied the chair, and there were also present Mr. G. H. Gaddum, Mr. Edmund Ashworth, Mr. J. M. Bennett, Mr. J. H. Agnew, Mr. P. Goldsohmiit, Mr. Hugh Mason, Mr. Thomas Cooke, Mr. George Lord, Mr. S. ...

... THE STOPPAGE OF MILLS. ). The secretary to the Cotton Spinners' Association, !rr. Edwin Guthrie, reported yesterday that there seseemed to be a growing inclination to close their 7e mills on the part of spinners and manufacturers, 11 with the object of defeating the cotton corner, e and that promises to stop are continually being re- g ceived from outside districts. It is estimated that so ...

... I Ctomertatl, ltdIttegma. THE MANOHESTER MARKET. FRIDAY, APRIL 28. In the enarly hours of the day business was scarcely A entertained. Nor, after settling down to work, did the market show any, tendency to change The geqeral B3 position was such as we have frequently described of late, and buyers did not appear willing to anticipate events at all. L~iverpool reports were neutral in tenour, a ...

... I gaontmercial Intelligengce. - I THE MANCHESTER M ARKET. FRIDAY, JANUARY 27. 11 *The market did not, at opening, show any resp~ne ta Cc the slightly fir mer tone of Lis~erpocil, and the continuance Of small receipts at the American ports still produced no effect. If-'anything, sellers were even more anxiouns W to come to business, and the offers of buyers were cal- culated rather to test the ...

... - commerfial IntenigmCc. - I THE LONDON SHARE MARKET, FRIDAY, NOVEmnBER 17. Console improved to 93s, but closed a shade easier than last evening; New and Reduoed firm. Foreign bonds have been good, but closed below the best. Italians opened at 62', and Turkish Fives at 4S8. French scrip closed at 101 to ,t prem.; Sixes, 988 to . Spanish dull; scrip about24 prom.; Turkish scrip 3idis.; and ...

... I commntefaxT EnteuCeng . I I THE MANCHESTER MARKETr FRIDAY, ?? 27. The market to-day is quioter in ?? than yesterail, but prices are pretty steady, though the business doing is very moderate. Medium and coarse counts of yarn are easier to buy since Tnuesday by tod. t i. per i. Fes counts are nohanged. The goods markot is dull, but in values little, if any, alteration can be made. THLE ...