... Zvoc Urporto. MANCHESTER, FRIDAY, JUNE 27TH. laun The general character of the market remains without D - t re'out change since the date of our ?? eport. The total absence of of speculative feeling io Liverpool, and the growing inmpres- in sion that cotton is more likely to recede than to advance sail in price, have renderedl buyere somewhat indifferent as to Cho givng ut rdesand except where ...

... Zratfe rUporto. MANCHESTER, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14. The subscribers to the Exchalngo re-assembled to-day in their usual place of resort, the general remark being that the room has been very much improved by the recent altera- tions. The market has been extremelyquiet to day, and the tendency of prices is downwards. Spinners are not now so well engaged as they were, and are inclined to give way a ...

... mi nMONEY AND SHARE MARKET-., t, (By Electric Teleqrapoh.) nS CLOSING PRIiCES, FRIDAY, MAY 0.- m t ?? for Account, 97J, 8; ditto Money, 74, 'd is J; Three-and Quarter per Cents, 986, j; ExchequerBills at d. (short), 40, 44; Mexicans, 34-j, J. SARAEs.-.London Stock, 12f, j; Quarters, 4J, k; Midland 5- , Stoak, 56, 2; Halves, 15, 15; North Staffordshire, 7J, J; rSouth-Bastern, 241, 5; ...

... - 9 2 Gazette.-Tuesday, Apyl 1,1851. 0 BUBY Jamosjro. Saeinton,Nottlngbamshireoottonwaste dealer; 0 April]1 May9, Conit of Bankruptcy, Birmingham. SolBrowne, 0 Nottingham. D~ted M~arabh 25. 0 CLAYTON Thomae Lucas, Potteagrove, near Woburn, Bedford- eg shire, milkma, oattle dealer, and farner; April 9, May 9, Court 0 of Bankrulptcy, Sasioghal-etreat. SolJ. Cobb,Downhsm Road, 0 Lower-street. Pet ...

... MONEY AND SHARE MARKET. iE y (By Elec-ric Telegraph.) n CJLOSING PxRCxs, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3. FUNDS.-Consols for Aecount, 906, 7; Three ?? n r per Cents, 981., 9P; Exchequer Bills, 118, 01 pm. C It SHABES.-London and North-Western, 124XV 5i; Blid- W a land, 471, Si; North Staflord, Si, 8 dis.; South-Eastern and y Dover, 238, J; Great Western, 78, 91; Great Northern, 1S, O 3 I4; Eastern Counties, ...

... Irratic ruporto. ? ? - -11111- .11-11.- ?? '. M.ONCR1ESTER, TUESDAY, SE'ETIMBBrl 2ND. On Tuesday last, we stated that the higher prices demanded by spinners, in consequence of the hardening tendency of the cotton market, and the general frihless of engage- nents, had given a considerable check to business. Buyers aave since then very much restricted their operations, only giving out such ...

... Srat(c urporto. MANCHESTER, TUESDAY, OcxoTeE 21. We can report no improvementin the market since Friday, _ but rather an increase of that dulness which has of late been the prevailing characteristic here. Buyers still keep very much aloof, and can only be tempted to operate, and even then only moderately, by concessions in price. Since this day week, prices of yarns have given way from id. to ...

... MANCHESTER BIIkE FARKET. o .sFRIDAY EVENING. 0 Temritoened tbis morning qnietly, but firm. LeedsIt 00continues in demand,, and closes good, hot Doyers hrave 0 given way, and are heavy aLthi&$otkrionls. Specultionii~ isI3 t)at present chiefly direte to Lthese. stocks.L 0 0an~ RAILWAYS. TRANSACTIoNs. r Last I 0 .Thursday. ?? Qute 0 I- 20 ~ 4AmbergateNothboston). . 4..4 dI a 2 BinOlrk. Lan, and ...

... OIRVIACt rtpOrt%. ' withham wihWOOL MARKETS. wh BRITISH. fel LEEnsa, FEE. 7.-Sales of combing wool daring the present nit week have been limited. Prices are atationary. Clothing Sorts Itn seyare without any change. Ch, Hll~e LIVERPOOL. FRB. M4.-Sectch There is only a moderate inquiry dei Hams for hlad.Highland wool at late rates; anything very prime is most Ba H,,a, wanted. NWhite Highland has ...

... MANCHESTER HASB MARKET.}1T: TUESDY Evz2EG-Tile manrel; has been very beavy - for the last two ?? but closes this eventing with a much firmter appearance, TuAeJ TO'r1O55 LLLEt .-1 a RAILWAYS. quota- wi Mollnday. Tassesay. tions. or 20 SA Ambergate Not.Bloston 4J.. 4 dlP 31 26 lirk. Lar.an Chas, J. 10 13-60 t d I ?? Cl 27J All Do. late Chester & B ?? ?? *. t7 o 22~ 174 Do. £620 ?? ?? d .20 12 ...

... faarutt urporto. 1.111-1.1.1.- - ?? ?? ?? ll-.. few -- WOOL' MARIKETS. U PooSocEsvL-There was~agrenterqiicntilyof flceces for sale an a sl Monday last th1an was ?? seen before onl the first fair day of the wias ~yehr atl~oncaliter. The wool was chiefly hag and ewe, from tile Ion( largLncl, csncrior'Lselestoers, and beif-breds, Weighing 5 lb quo 1toi7 113perflsoea. 3uBevers evinced a ready ...

... ittar~ct Urport. MANCHESTER MARKETS. Articles, Beef .. .. ?? Ib. MIUtto l ?? Veal ?? Lamb ?? Pork ?? Salmon ?? Turbot ?? Soles ?? Codfish ?? Lobsters ?? Sparlings ?? Haddocks ?? Trout ?? Pike ?? Whiti;,s ?? Eels ?? Plaice ?? Brett ?? Fowls, per couple ?? Ducks, ?? Geese, each ?? Rabbits, per ?? Hnres, ditto ?? Pigeons, do ?? Grouse, per lrace .. Partrtilges, per braco. Pheasants, ?? ...