... the members of the Clyae Trust bill 4believed in the continued and incresasig pros- lr le perity of Glasgow. (Applause.) Speaking in fo a the name-of the trustees,he couldrsay they would sa. le continue in the future to follow the path they E) a6 had ...

... amount of business passinrg. Here and there a, little more. inquiry for lots Of T smiall dimension. have been met with, but Speak- J3 bag generally, however, few transactions have ate oinurraz. Liverpool is easier on spot in Amen ri- can cotton by 3-32d ...

... Cantors. Cantata Cantars 7 I ?? 1,7, Dl4e0,.11557 .,0,3 T~. SPECIAL REPORT FROM 13*. Cl MA.NCHESTER. SteAn Wednesday. 111:r Speaking generally there seems to have been in our market to-day a slightly mere encouraging tone prevailing. In several quarters ...

... The lines of the society wil, it is anti- t cipated, be something like the London society. c - All letters received to date speak well of the 3 movement, and I earnestly appeal to al East a Anglians to lose no time in announcing their v desire that the ...

... chartered accountants, of London, were re- aappointed auditors. The Chairman said that before they parted he should like to speak in terms of praise conneroing their officials. Mr. Moorbouse, their general manager; Captain Watson, their general superin- ...

... probable future course of prices in the raw materiaL Some users fear that there may be a squeeze later on, but, generally speaking, Spanners are prepared to a large degree for suoh an emergency. Egyptian cotton is officially re- ported to be neglect, with ...

... lines of quite small dimnonsions. Here and there a little business has transpired, which was hardly expected, but, broadiy speaking, the turnover has not equalled the output of the spindles. Ring warps and back beams continue very slow. Bundle yarns for ...

... Centers Centers. Cantaza Canters. ? ?? ,SSQ2160..,l..ldlO2 SPECIAL REPORT FROM V8MANCHESTER. Wednesday Evening. x Our market, speaking broadly, is no worse in3 point of tone as compared with Monday. More inquiry seems to be about in several directions,9g Vs ...

... aid less then £C90,000 profit onl the present year. of However tb-at is a matter upon which I shall be years, ,10 able to speak with greater certainty thils time tion he ,fnext yearf I jam privileged again to address you. 0,21 (Laughter.) I donut kno ...

... quotably unchanged. T cloths anad Mexicans continue in slack demand. Coloured-woven goods remain discouraging; in- deed, speaking broadly, a comparatively small amount of business has again been put through. Home trade American varns have been firm, and ...

... con- 're tinen_-z markets are quriet, but snpphes are so 'lie hunt-ed that pricems remaini very firm. -Aauerica re, adviees speak Of a-steady demand, with um. rdaltered values. o m- LO\DON PO't'.ATOstplyo nlihti lbut, a. fad;r ;snonut ofl forcsgii., Trade ...

... Pr tecested and occupied about the prospects of I the new crop than about the outlook in Man- ail chester. The crop reports speak of a late start, I of a backward spring, and of cold and wet tic wreather. Texas, and especially South-west 2t Texas, from ...