The Sun.
London, England, 1855-04-02 00:00:00

STATE OF TRADE.

(From the Manchester Guardian of Saturday.)

MANCHESTER, March 30.—We are closing the week
with much complaining on the part of 'manufacturers,
as"to the very bad state of their trade. Printing cloths
of most widths and kinds are extremely flat, stocks are
increasing, and whatever is sold leaves a considerable
loss ; only in certain light and narrow makes has there
been a little increase of salea. Madapollams, jacconets,
T cloths, and 9 Bth shirtings are in about an equally
satisfactory condition wish printing cloths- Long cloths
are duller than they were, and do not command the same
prices. The better dom,7sticß, though steady in price,
are inanimat2. The yarn market is perfectly firm at
Tuesday's prices. •

BRA.DBORD, March D.—Wool—The business doing in
combing wool is still very limited, and the supply of
goo.i bright-hairkl and Mid!and Counties very .small,
which checks the demand. Of light-haired wools, there
is a better supply arid less demand.
LEICESTER, March 30.—The continued cold weather
retards the spring demand ; and the want of American
orders, 'which are usually given out at this period of
the year, operate m. ),t prejudicial upon business.

WOO WN riADE.

(Front the Leeds Mercury of Saturday)

LEEDS, March 30.--There ha: been no alteration in
the state of the woollen nurket this week.

HUDDERSFIELD, MAteb 27.- We have nothing to re-
port as lay,nrAbl4 of the market to-day. Neither in
the cloth-haq, nor warehouses, nor wo9l shops was there
anything doing corresponding with the season.
ROCHDALE, Marlb 26..-There was no change with
respect to price, but the market appeared to assume a
more cheerful aspect that it had done firseveral weeks'.
HALIFAX, March 21.—Taere is no material alteration

ice our hest report of the piece and yarn tuarkotg,
ough prices continue t.) chow greater firmness.

CO UiV Y

'TS.

—MARCH 30.
OATS. BEAtia
35s Od 503 Od.
3ls 9d 46s 11d.
27s 9d I 45; Ott
351 qrs., 350 sold
375 qrs., 357 sold
456 qrs., 424 sold
106 qrs., 101 soles
&VERAGES PER ntrzTuAL QUARTER.

HADDINGTON CORN

MARKE'

WHEAT. BARLEY
First 76s Od 37s 6d
Second 7ls lld 35s 2d 1
Third 63s Od 33s Od
Total quantity of wheat in market,
barley
oats
bean,

PP
PP

PP
Pt

Wheat, 31. 11 11 3-12ths J Barley, IR. 15 2 3-12tha
Oats, ... 1/. 11 9 0-12ths 'Beaus, 2/. 611 s.l2tbs

DALKEITH GRAIN AI ARKET-31Ancn 29.
Qrs. Best. Crtrrent. hitcher.
230 Wheat 78s Oi oos Od
81,3 Oats 33s 4‘i oos Od ......... 243 0
..10(i Barley 363 3d oos Od
40 Peas & beans 503 Od oos -0d

ABERDEEN—MARCH
Potato oats 94s Od to 258-0,1
Common oats 22s Gd to 23s 0,!
Bore 27s 6d to 28s Gd
Barley 27s Od to 27s 6(1
Wheat, red (spriug)sBs Od to 60s Od
„ white 6os Od to 68s Od _
Oatmeal 18s Od to 18s 3d per boll.
Flour 53s Od to 54s Oct per sack.

1401bs per bushel

531bs „

}621b3 „

RETAIL PRICES

Flour
Os Od 38 Od
Oatmeal,llllb.Os 0(1 to is lld
Berelneal_ .. . Os Od to is 10:1
Peasemeal. Os Od to 12s 8d
41b. 10af...9d. !
Cheese, per imperia
P3OVISION
Beef, per lb ..... to 8d
Niutton, per lb
Veal, per lb.
Pork, per lb fid to 6d
Salmon, per lb ......0s to Oa
Grouse, per brace.....os to Os
Tallow, p stone, lls to lls 6d
Potatoes, per peck, 9d to 10.1
Butter for exportation (presei
Eggs, wholesale price, per do;

Barley flour,l4lb Os to land
„ dust, Os to Os 10d
„ per lb lid to 2d
yids, Os to Os 8d
2-lb. 10af...4id.
d stone, 3s Cd to 4s.
' MARKET.
Butter, p lb. Os 10d to Os 12d
Eggs, p doz. Os 10e1 to s lld
Hens, p pair 3s 6d to 4s Od
Chickens,do. 2s 6el to Od
Ducks, do., Os Od to Os Od.
Ducklings,do Os Od to Os Od
Turkeys, each4s Od to 5s Od.
Geese, do., 45 Od to 5s Od
tnt cure) per cvet..os Od to 80s
Izen . Od to 70.

DUBLIN, MARCH 31,

White wheat, 39, al to as Od , red ditto, 368 to 411. Od •
barley, 13s 61 to 18s 9d ; oais, 13s Od to 14s 6d ; rapese,d,
27s Od to 8s 6(1 per bri ; oatmeal, 14s 6d to 16s 6d ; bake* s*
dour, •A2s Gd to 263 Od per cwt ; Indian corn, 43s Od to 0 6d
per 4801bs.