... MANCHESTER TRADE.-There has been a moderate basi. nees offering for Eastern fabrics at lower prices than sellers require, and sales have been small gencrally. The very poor state of tradefrom which spinners are suffering causes them to contend strenuously against lower prices, and in face of a probable reduction in the looms running yarns are quite firm. The offers made have principally been ...

... BIANCcNBsTEa TRADE.-There is great firmntsa all round, and buyers have a diminished selection of yarn and cloth. Any busines done has been at full prices and occa~ionally a slight advance has been secured. For China little is doing, and sellers for that market have a very poor trade. Indian business is limited. Export and bomc yarns are alike more freely inquired for, and worse to bay. ...

... 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 ...

... SEIPPLNG. I sahlci ?? WATER AT LIVERPO ML = Atrto XORSISU. LEVt'lO EIS? Jane OH * 1 . 13 6 for! TohinslTO ?? 13 10 ri -tI-i flc-M5~tS. ?? Nat' Maft-- .ri3eirugh, N.S. Juan ?? mo-sinda Mea-~ L' LCO1SU 10 'snliPalmer ?? Noricik, Va. Cono ?? Africa Crrsao ?? Alexasiri Bat AI rhlSkaola. .Wiltaingeon Lily ?? Valliery Sai Lockett ?? Darien Osoel (to) ?? Alto' losaso . ?? fir 17 IAjnatat(I UatsalQd . ...

... NEW YOrzj CLSENG PRICES. I - - S .A~l I VJ.Uh _ YO Yoa1, W.EDNESDAY. - t ~ YDd,) Yesterday. t Erchange 0Th London ?? U ?? 101 a t.. . , ?? I1GZ ?? 107;1 Funded Loan, opoer 101 4 120 Dittotqlre, 4A pe cen 417).. 75is 4 10410 113k.11 Di tt 4 perI cent 1 19.. 10 b entral acifor ?? 11Ski 'ewior cefa I-r ?? ?? 144Q Illtois FSh ?? ?? .. 10 v E ?? 47Jex. 146*~ 11t ach 6 p er . 12ut . 120 t jle sb' ?? ...

... f COMM IERCIAL & MRKETS.I - LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, M TuvESDAY EVENsIe. IN. Only a small withdrawal of gold, amounting to I £20,000, was reported at the Bank, but it is N. .. generally anticipated that a considerable total will N 5 be taken to-morrow for the United States, in the N1 absence of any recovery in the New York Exchange. Sb Discoumt rates here have accordingly ruled firm SC ...

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... Thae weealy meeting of the Hersey Docks and garbour Board was held yesterday, at the Dock-office, Reveaue- buildings. Mr. . Brocklebank presided, and the other members present were Hessrs. Gardner, Crow, Moss, Gulon, Brancker, Biogham, Hathbone. Stitt, Nelsoa, HElt, HarrisoD, Turner, Gilynn, Rankin, Kellock, Laird, Poole, Williamson, and Baring. On the recommendation of the warehouse ...

... I3AZETTE NEWS. (From the Iom n Gazete of last night.) ' . BANKRUPTIS. 6. Butcher, George, of Regent-street and Buston-road, l Middlesex, and residing at Guildford-street, Russell- square, Middlesex, coal merchant. 2 Boothroyd, Edwin, Hlifar. Yorkshire, grocer andfpro- 2 visi on dealer. 2 Finney, Rupert G., late of Brimfield, Herefordahlre, fanner, nown oE Ouston Bury, in Eye, Herefordshire, 2 ...