... Market there is little business doing, but prices are firm. The trade reports from the manufacturing districts of the North, speak of stocktaking and balancing, as occupying exclusive attention. As to the future, the tone is generally cheerful. The following ...

... Parliament ap- preaches more closely, a variety of rumours about the forthcoming Budget gather strength. We do not profess to speak with any louder voice of authority than our more assuming contemporaries; nor do we profess to be less able than they to peer ...

... Manchester are favourable; and prices of cotton goods have an upward tendency. As to the woollen trade of Leeds, the reports speak of a steady improvement. One letter says- In the ma- nufacturing localities everything continues exceedingly good. Scarcely ...

... district are ?? Halifax more animation is ?? lt~cbdale, trade in all the flannel departmunts is active. -A Nottingham letter speaks of the hosiery trade as being in a healthy ?? Leicester, manufacturers are well employed in making to ?? all the thi-klly ...

... the fol. lowing:- Without being able to report an over abun., dance of orders in any department, we can with confi- dence speak of a steady and paying trade. OLOMNG PBIC38. Goossol,Money .; , . 941 941 Ditto Account . .94 114 & TUreepor Cents - . . 94 ...

... mentioned inb fain list, in such a way that no duty upon any of tb01 articles shae exceed 30 per cent. ad valoremn. d° Ot speak of provisions, which do not materially enter an I e 'Treaty ; but those articles, Sir, include all thie st`P15 eu,, British ...

... trade to be rather quieter; in the Manchester trade this is the characteristic, but prices are firmer. A report from Leeds speaks of a decided pull-up in the trade of that town; and it adds, The intense demand for summer fabrics seems for the present ...

... gold, £02,113.; imports of silver, £104,103. exports of silver, £249,093, The trade reports from the manufacturing districts speak of increased elasticity in every department of trade; manufacturers employed to order, and operatives all in full work, alike ...

... sor this cowaeison object that usan siuat he blind ohr iisel wvio would attecmut to dispnte the gronol with thes ?? tlien to speak of Air. Perton, Mr j be had time ons his hands, asd woild d'vate ais said lion of it to bs coming a gcod anad efficient Selsier ...

... 110; North Staffords, at i34 to 31 dis. *The report as to the state of trade in the manufac- turing districts of the North speak of a slight lull, though manufacturers are pretty well employed to order. At Manchester prices are scarcely so firm, influenced ...

... 97t to 98; Midlands, 110L to 111; Great Westerns, 68,& to 69; North Staffords, 3I to ?? dia The trade reports from the North speak of a want of activity in some departments. At Manchester prices had a declining tendency, and the acceptance of reduced rates ...

... and a basket of lace by her side. After the lapse of a quarter of en hour, he went to her, and, finding her pale, unable to speak, and apparently dying, he sought for a policeman. Within half an hour after the poor woman was first no- ticed to sit on the ...