... (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 ...

... Tonrmemiral I~ntelligence. MANCHESTER COTTON MARKET. FRIDAY, APRIL 13. S. A very quiet tone prevails this morning, mud hardly any business big resulted. Cloth is slow throughout. S Yarns are dull, and the tarn easier as compared with Tuesday. . MANCHESTEP CORN MARKET.-TrURSDAT. TC: (From Messrs. W. Warburton and Co.'s Corn Circurar.) A little more steadiness has been perceptible in prices ...

... I Commnterciat Rntelligencc. THE MANCHESTER MARKET. FFIDAY, NOVEMrBER~ 8. The market was very tame at opening. In most leading departmn thr as less than au average inquiry for oloth~aud yavrn, while prices remained quite steady. The stronger tone of the seo~nd cott:on report tende'd rathe'r to 6e'eck-bsiness by making sellers hold off, who, iunder, other.- circumstances, would have &ado~pted ...

... I V THE WEkVERS' STRIKE AT BURNLEY.- EMPLOYERS' MANIFESTO. SUGGESTED ARBITBRTION. A correspondent says: On Monday a mass meeting of weavers was held at Colhe, when Mr. David Holmes, referring to the publication by the masters of the speeches made by operative leaders when the Burnley list was framed, said the list was a good non when applied to the whole country all round, both for broad and ...

... THE STOPPAGE OF MILLS. ). The secretary to the Cotton Spinners' Association, !rr. Edwin Guthrie, reported yesterday that there seseemed to be a growing inclination to close their 7e mills on the part of spinners and manufacturers, 11 with the object of defeating the cotton corner, e and that promises to stop are continually being re- g ceived from outside districts. It is estimated that so ...

... I Ctomertatl, ltdIttegma. THE MANOHESTER MARKET. FRIDAY, APRIL 28. In the enarly hours of the day business was scarcely A entertained. Nor, after settling down to work, did the market show any, tendency to change The geqeral B3 position was such as we have frequently described of late, and buyers did not appear willing to anticipate events at all. L~iverpool reports were neutral in tenour, a ...

... I gaontmercial Intelligengce. - I THE MANCHESTER M ARKET. FRIDAY, JANUARY 27. 11 *The market did not, at opening, show any resp~ne ta Cc the slightly fir mer tone of Lis~erpocil, and the continuance Of small receipts at the American ports still produced no effect. If-'anything, sellers were even more anxiouns W to come to business, and the offers of buyers were cal- culated rather to test the ...

... | 1 THE COTTON TRADE. A Blackburn correspondent writes Complaints are so general amongst manufacturers as to the state of the market that unless signs of improvement become ap- parent there is a probability of measures being Droposed for the curtailment of production. Already there is a strong feeling prevailing in East Lancashire in favour of the resumption of short time in the weaving ...

... &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, ...

... LABOUR DISPUTES & THE STATE OF TRADE THE, YORKSHIRE MINERS. The officials of the Yorkshire Miners' Union, who afe using every effort to secure an advance of wages, have just issued a circular to the miners throughout the entire county urging them to carry out the resolution passed at the recent Manchester conference for the purpose of securing an advance of 15 per cent or clos- riug the whole ...

... :o:entercialt Tetigence.. _l THEMANCHESTER MARKET. * ,'~~FltlPAF; JUNB 15.' ?? Though the maret was no worsie at openiat, it was- certaio y no better. ~Since'Tuesday slope manufao- zacre'ra and 'spinners had Succeeded- in. selling about a' week~ podutio, ad wre herfore not anxious to go airheratsuc. pics a thy'could get. O9n the whol, te mrke mayb~cedied ithhavinke regaie 'Frday an ...

... Zom iarcia' k h Uigenci. TIME HANCHESTER MARKT 0 ' ; i s c u a Liu 1 E m L Ja | : :j - : FRIDAY, DMAECE1 9.. . hee smarket opened again quiet, while 'enerally steady. The. nost .oheerifil feature ivas- that in all deplrtments there were offers. - That the offerwwere very lowv and sunchas sellers complained of ;bitterly is, under I existing cirouni3tances,' a matter 'of course. but We did not- ...