... subt ]report%. MANCHESTER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14TH. The depressed and drooping condition .of the maarket M -which we have had to report during the last few weeks, 01 still continues without any symptom of abatement. The further decline in 1130 Liverpool cotton market, consequent on the last advices from the United States, has tended to_ increase the want of confidence in buyers here, 'who stend ...

... lioral ant Iorobincial Wefto. * - -gri MEETINGS 1N BANIRUPTCY. be AT TUE COURT, ATIittNXEUS1, GEOROE-STREET, fou MsNCcESora. HRour oflfeeting. res t.- John Chflt, oil fand colournins, &c. Manchester, audit 11 hi ;. Wei'YvWalker,chienist. &c. Preston, last examination 12 1.; Gileickerilev, victualler, Tyldesley, certificate ?? 2 Pr ;. Keon stilt ltrriaoli, cup nianufictunrers, Manchester, as ...

... Trr '-iunv- Thn -av IA-:. by .. aT , TUBSDAY EVENING.-The late closing prices of the Lon- in don market of yesterday being lower than the official list, our market opened this morning with some heaviness; sub- osquently, however, a better feeling prevailed, and we close at about last night's quotations. The run to-day has-been chiefly on Sheffield stock, which has improved from 27A to ti 28 ...

... MONEY AND SHARE IMARKET. (By Electric Telegraph.) CLOSING PRICES, FRIDAY, Fsn. 7TR. Fands: Consols for account, 96k, 2; ditto money, ditto; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents, WSI, 0; Bank Stdck, 214, 15; Exchequer Bills, i5, 8. Shares: London and North-Western, 180P-, 1; Midland, 50G, 71; North Stafford, 10J, 8; South-Eastern and Dover, 248, 78; Caledonian, 10X, &; Great Western, 902-, 912' Great ...

... MANCHESTER SHARE. MARKET. . ; -. Ian -TuzsAY~ EYBN1qNG.-We have had an excited 11arketi me to-day. -Prices opebed, stroug, and have continued t6 im- en( prove to' the close this aofternoon. There has been a large, Bu busues dongmor especially in IDover.' 0 RAI.LWAYS. Quota. Monday. Tuesday. tionh.. tbt _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - gel 2- Ilk ?? d dg. ~Aalii 31 d3irlo. Lsui. od, ChasJ. ?? i.11 d qu I ...

... grabe 3Aepoxto. -MANCHESTER, TuESDAY, F.EnnuAny 25TH. A decidedly better feeling has been exhibited in our market yesterday and to-day, and prices of yarns are from id. to id. per lb higher than on this day week. Spinners are not pressing sales, and buyers show rather more will- ingness to operate. For cloth, too, there is more inquiry, and 3d. per piece on 40 inch shirtings, has been obtained ...

... I lMANCHESTER SHARE MARkET. h FIDA. VfSNG,-The miarketl opened. this morning avihfrnss, eand has contincied Wit'hout material' c'hange h: ~oghont the' day. London and North-Western stock was n_ 41iddY stronger this afternoon. Sheffield stock, which con- It nus to be much dealt in, has touched 30, closing sellers at n an price ;Afair amoann of, business doing s.H4 LAY Thursday, Fridy tions. dc ...

... 'Evalog lieporm. MANCHESTER, TuESDAY, FEBSUARY 11TH. To-day's market has been one of the most unsatisfactory d we have had to report this year. Tile want of confidence in prices which has characterised the last few weeks, has so it increased, that buyers cannot be tempted to operate beyond O0 their most pressing wants, even although they could place Li orders on terms decidedly more ...

... i . .a - - (Fron tile Mark Late Express of Monday.) 5 lBRITISH. f The general tone of the grain trade has undergone very little change since our last, and though the arrivals from abroad have been on a moderate scale at most of the principal ports on the coast, the downward movement in prices of 3wheat has not been checked. Liverpool is almost the only place at which anything like a large ...

... -- LoLai auD Vhrobinfdal 'Net ,, , ,- . .. .~ ?? , Leern: MiEETISGS IN BANKRUPTCY. wick, f tee c0U5T, ATill-:E~U., GEORGE-STRUET, clerk~s . iCbhuwick, starch manufacturers, Alan. .t, ,tt r atcat ?? 12 glass, ?? 12 title F Irattan spinner, fladeliffe, adj. oxam. 12 provid 4 l et~t ctic acid mastufactuiers, WVigan, Roc anlbuilder, Ardweick, aesignees 12) TH ~ lr.Itir tckpurt, Certificate ?? l ? ...

... REVIEW OF THE. CORN TRADE. (lFronithUe 2Mark Lane Express of monday.) - BRITISH. Towards the 'close of the past, and in the early pe.rt of the e s leek now shout to terminate, there were slight symptomseof thi anilpoein h veat trade; but having since had a.tl Yreturn of wet weather, aurl the supplies of foreign breadstuffis' L v having meanwhile increased, hotdcrs have lost confidence, th r, ...

... Irate 3neport%. MANCHESTER, FRIDAY, JANUARY 81qTe 'During the week the market has been exceedingly quiet, diih a good deal of irregalarity as to prices. The general tendency has been, however, in favour of buyers; but so inconsiderable has been the extent of transactions in some departments of the market, that prices can scarcely be said to have been tested. The borne-trade buyers are ...