... I 'MR. GOSCHEN ON THE CONDITION AND PROSPEGTS OF TRADE. 1 Mr. Goscelln, M.P., yesterday Qelivered ani address liefore tias members of the Masechestolr Chamber of Oorn- Iarirce on the subject of the condition and prospects of ntrade. The meetiug was beld ini the Town Hall. Mr. J. F. HinraoN, ?? of the Chamuber, occupied thte chseir, andi these was at largo attendance, including -Mr. Jacob ...

... G. 33AY9 BITH 1 2i2 per cent., May 14, 1835. BAr AE12 pee Cat,'May 23,ii. l1,itox CUP. OWNt CD~itEspo-fl.T) LocoN, Saturday Evenine. The grain trade has been stimulated a little this week by the disquieting reports from Central Asia. As, how- O: ever, the alarm Tvas not at any time Tery great in these ir departments, the market was not in any way agitated, a though more animated. The current ...

... Limrs, Tuesdav.-BusinesR in the woollen trade con. tinues without ifuch alteration. Cloths of medium quality suitable for winter wear are in request; and there lB a fair demand for ready-made clothing. HUnDDnnsierLD. TuesoLy.-At to-day's market there has been a. good attendance of buyers, representiug London shipping, Glasgow, Dablin, Manchester, and Lalcester bouses, and there has been a ...

... MAL - AND HP NEWS. MAIL AND) SHIP NEWS.I (REIUT~lt'8 TELxGLAx~sL) a Anil, Wedniesday. -The Peninsular ?? Ocompuany's l steamner Assam, from Bombay~ en reafe to Suez, arrived here at 8 nm. Dto-day. Tihe same companyls steamer Teheran loft here yesterday evening for Bombay, with outward London mafia of tha 31st ult. BtiiibAy Wednesday.-The Peninsular and Oriental steamer f Bangalore left hers ...

... LIvnnPooL, Wednesday.-There has beeu a quiet market on the spot, and prices favour buyors. IFutures are dull at 2wGld. decline for near, and 1-64d. for distant. Sales 7,0010 bales, of which 600 are on speculation and for export. tr i Snies. ; . Sp. lation Import,. , Dwr iesption and plrces ?? , =2 s . S 3 ths day. 26900 6700 American 5 * , to 714 400 1800 1430 2040 1350 80 Perceat, ?? 5l11 ...

... TRADE AND FINANCEP LZ; BR1 { 2j percent., May 14v 1B35. Si= ATE pe ?? 23, 183-5. FnOM OltT OWN COUtRESPOEINTI Loxnoox. Friday Evening. The Stook and Share Markets to-day were less active, and the tendency was flat during tho morning, partly in sympathy with the dealine in American securities, and i partly on realisations in view of to -morrow being a close day on the Stock Exchange. In the ...

... f i KR. T. BLTRT, M.P., ON DEPRE6SSION IN . I ~~~TRAI~h. A largely attended ELiberal meetin was held on Saturday night at Dlukindoeld. t.telybridge, and was addressed by Mr. T. Burt, I.P., and Mlr. W. Sumnmers, fiLP. Mr. iI. BISEEITU the President of. the Liberal Association, ocoupied the chair.-Mr. ?? moved a resolution of confidence in Mr. Gladstone and the Liberal lesaers. Lord Randolph ...

... NEW YORK CLOSING PRiCES. (RiEcumr s s Te Limmn s.l I Nowt YoR.' S-at-ur~day.-M2ono easy. Cotton quiet ;but steady. Petroleum steady. Lard opened strotig, but b looed we'aker. Wheat easier. Blour dull. Corn firm, but quiet. Sugar firm. Coffee easier. Iron quiet, but =Presieus Quotn. Call Money Interest U.S. Govt. Bide. I PAC. I iP.U. ., Other Securities ?? I P.c- I P .O. Exchange on London 60 ...

... ITsjnb Tuaedily.-Ths woollen trade is still inactive. There wae a consldstable attendance of manufacturers at the itiriket to-day, but very few buyers were present, and these showed no Inclination to go beyond orders of a sorting-up charaeter or cheap lots. Considering how un- favourdble the weather has been for thD ingatheoiig of the crops, it is not surprisith that those conuected with the ...

... (11BUTtR'S TELUMMM - 1 _ __ - - I.- l^; ~naw YoRt, Thursday.-Moncy easy.' Cotton flrm. Petroleum firm. Lard opened weaker, but closed strong. Wheat firm and udvanioirig. Flour dull. Corn firm, but quiet. Sugai firm. Coffee steady. Iron dull. 3 ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? ~.Provios o, cilo in. I Call Money Interest U.S. Govt. Ball. I p.c- *. Ip-0. c ?? Securities e .. 1 p-P * 1 P.O. Exobange on Londont cU ...

... RAT7S j 21 ter ceat., May 14, IS3i. Dijktx 12 per Ceat.. May 2S, 1331. PFnor OstR OWN CoRoSPOSrTI)IsTT.) LoiNmo, Saturdav Evening. The Money Market has this week become sensibly rinner, owing to the withdrawals o! gold for Egypt, for wthich quarter £800,000 was taken. from the Bank yesterday for despatch oll Monday, while a further £l.000,000 is sxpected to be required. This reduotion in the ...

... CLAPHsAM Ocronun Fsut, Friday.-Tlhe annual Second of October Fair was hold at Clapham, near Settle, to-day. Heavy show of young bullocks, but a lack of buyers, and the market dragged in consequence. ?? had to accept much less maocoy than last year. Bullock calves fetched from £5 to £S per head. and bullock stirks from £8 to £L0 10s. A few Irish beasts were exposed for sale, but they failed ...