... (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 ...

... &6 .t o r netti I )ftdi -t THEM MANC ~STER MRE. io FieD.'. ~ per The markets opened itame, and no continuance Ofcs yasterda~y's batter fatlswas obsevbe nya : Of an~mation.PriceoS were quoted steady, but little iror pressure was brought to bearupon thm Ootseezn as5 e whole, to be Stronger than yarn, the position of whi~ch Beamed to be not vary wall saoured. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. pi FRIDcAY, ...

... jLABOV DISPUTES AND TH I.. - ?? -- TRADE, THE COTTO N TgI . BD'' STRIRE AND 'LOCK.0tT AT MOSSLET. r Owing to the strikm of opieratives at R. R. tuckley and a Soin's mUll, Mossley, on Tuesday night, for tenper cent aW advance, the follovrulw firms locked out on Wednssday. II morning: John MayaQ, George Mayall and Co., Robert , Buckley, Bottomley and Hyde, James Buckley, Hough- h bottom Spinning ...

... ?? &Om?tffcw 3futilli4mcc. . TIE MANCHESTER MARKET. | FRIDAY, AUGUST.20. BE The prominent feature of the market at opening wasC again, the aspect of the Liverpool cotton market, re- C gzarding which there was a good deal of conversation, W, So far as could be judged the effect of the movement t. was likely to be a further curtailment of business here wherever buyers have it at their option .to ...

... THE MANCHESTER CHAMBER OF COwalEm| ANNUAL .VIEE The annual meeting of the members of the Mantchs Chamber of Commerce was held on Monday, at the of0 Booth-street; the President (Mr. B. Armitage) ian chair. There was a large attendance, inludingi Mayor of Manchester (Mr. Alderman Pattessa), I Hugh Birley, M.P., Mr. Charley, M.P., 'Mr. Hardiai M.P., and Mr. Mitchiell Henry, M.P. The annual report ...

... LABOUR DISPUTES* AND THE STATE OF: LABOU : TRADE. , I . IJ .. . . - _ _ , .1 T HTHI C OTTON TRA) E. BLA CKBU4jS. Meetings of weavers were 'held at 108 mills in Black- burn on Monday to consider the date of the threatened strike for an advance of wages. Deppties were appointed at the ratio of one for each 400 looms, and these reported at a meeting .held at the Spinners' Institute the same night ...

... LABOrR DISPUTES AND TEg STa V TRADE. WAGES IN THE COTTON ASHTtN-.UNDER*LIY T.i5Cos The strike of weavers in the Ashtoc distc ,jb and has, in fact, emtended, and still tsifl5 prospects of a, settlement. A mass OiCO' operatives on strike has held on MeN Oddfellows' Hall, Ashton. There attendance, and a large number of Pr errl to gain admittaece.-Mr. W. Booth, e> the weavers' association, ?? d ' ...

... Q - - - eommtrcial n I 01 THE MANCHESTER MARKET. t in FRIDAY, FEBBRUARY 27. io The market is fiat as a whole, and quiet in all depart- F Iments. Buyers are shyer than yestzrday, and sellers is, are more open to offer. There is a certain dewree of. fc weakness perceptible in all departments, particularly In among yarns; but sellers scarcely try to force sales in so lifeless a market, and hence ...

... ILABOUR DISPUTES AND THE STATE OF TRADE, ?? ' AGES IN TH-E COTTON-TRADE. STRtIE AT A5HTON-UNDEB.LYNE, The rifusal of the cotton manufacturers of the Ashton- ?? district to grant an advance of wages to the weavers in their employment threatens to lend to one of the greatest strikes which has ever occurred in' the district. The weavers have exhibited a considerable degree of impatience under the ...

... PI-L1L OP TIM WEST OF ENGLAND BANK DIRECTORS. On Tueoday mriing the trial was commenced it the ?? Crilinal Court of the directors of the We:ut of England Bank for conspiracy and fraud in Teller to the affairs of the bank. For the Treasury, t ichirhrreoatcd,thecounsol weretheAttorney-General, t'e Uolicitor.Cieneral, MAr. Collins, Q.C., Mr. A. I. Sadh, and ~r. MIiEllar. The defendants and their ...

... LABOUR DISPUTES: AND THE STATE OF TRBAD I . . . ?? . sgETTLEMENT OF TE STRIKE AT' BLACKBURN. A meetingof the trade was heldon Wednesday afternoon at theofficesof the masters' secretary, Richmond Terrace. The meeting was informed that a request had been made by the weavers' secretary and the chairman of the mass meeting that an interview with the masters' committee might be granted as early Is ...

... 0 onmmcvtaI Thttdient~el._ THE MANCHESTER MARKET. re FR13)AY,1MAY 21. g 'Business here during thi pa day or twohas been in allmost suspended, owing to the holidays. to LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. g FRIDAY, MAY 21. 9 A moderate business has been transacted, but the 5,( tone of the market continues quiet, and prices occasion- e aliy are in favour of buyers. Futures~ are lees active at St 2.7d. ...