The Sun.
London, England, 1836-11-07 00:00:00

STATE OF TRADE.

LEEDS.—There has been no improvement in our cloth
markets this week, and in the warehouses less business has
been done than for some years at the same period. The
stocks in the hands of the merchants are not large, and as
the drapers generally have acted with great caution in ma:
king their purchases during the autumn, there is ground
for expecting a revival at no distant period.
HUDDERSFIELD.—There has not been much business
doing to-day. Prices both of cloth and wool continue firm.
BRADFORD.—In our report of the piece market on
13th ult. we stated " low six-quarter wide Merinos stn"
continue flat, and may be had considerably lower than some
weeks ago." We cannot at this time report any improve'
ment for lower fabrics ; on the contrary, they are not 0
much in demand, and may be bought at a further redur
tion. We can notice no improvement in the wool trade
this week.
BARNSLEY.—Trade at this place continues remarkably
brisk.
TRADE AT MANCHESTER.—TIID market for goods was
again depressed yesterday, more so than in the preceding
week. Yarns for export were, however, still in fair demana;
though they cannot be called brisk. There seems in In°s,
parts of the country to be a very unsettled and uneasy Lee'.
ing amongst the hands employed in cotton factories. "e
hope, however, that an understanding may be come to be-
tween them and their employers without any serious or long-
continued turn-out, which, particularly at a time when Pra..
visions are, and are likely to be, so much higher than they
have been of late, would be attended with very disastrous
results to a large class of the labouring population.
WAKEFIELD WOOL-MARKET.—We cannot report any
relief to the wool-trade, the same want of confidence COai
tinues to prevail, and the operations in long and short no:,s
have been on a very limited scale since our last Wee?'
report, and what little has been done is at the reductio.o
then quoted. In most descriptions of hogs there is ha
rdlY
anything doing, and prices are merely nominal.

LIVERPOOL COTTON-MARKET, NovExsift
There has not been any material alteration in the Market tl%.
week ; if anything the demand has been rather better, and for la:,
qualities and upwards of American very full prices are obtalneg
whilst common and ordinary are heavy of sale at a decline of
to id. per lb. Brazils Ire also easier in price and difficult to sell,
common and ordinary Egyptians are 1-d. to id. lower. Surat nom!
nally the same as last week. Speculators have taken 200 AT,efi,
.
can, and exporters 250 Bengal, 70 Surat, and 100 American. Plat
ing the month there have been forwarded to the country unso4o
1,100 bags American, 180 Pernam, 170 Bahia, 50 Maranlionc
Laguayra, 570 Egypt, and 260 Surat; total, 2,370 ba.s. The I,:
ports are-1,799 bags from the United States, 971 from' the 1317,3z!.,'':
938 from Egypt, and 3,222 from the West Indies and Spanish Nal
total, 6,940 bags. The sales are—
a. d.
48 Sea Islands.... 23 to 27
Stained ditto... 0 0
3,859 Boweds ... 8 —llh
Uplands 0 0
2,590 Alabamas 8 —l2l
2,790 Orleans 7- —l3l
424 Surats -
120 Bahias
20 Carthagenas 0
250 Bengali
Total, 12.
We have experienced but a me
The sales are stated to be 2,000
50 Bahia, 124 d. ; 20 Egyptian,
remainder in American, from 8,

d. it
300 Maranhams ll to :
1,057 Pernams ll i 71
60 Madras - 0
37 West India loi --- 0
Barbadoes
Demeraras -17
375 Egyptians l2 0
1 Peruvians - ioi
300 Laguayras 9i--' 0
, Minas ... 0 --•
240 bags.
Berate demand for cotton to.a11:
bales at yesterday's prict--
es.l.;
15id. ; 600 Surats, 6d. o i
to 114 d.

Bale.
Taken on speculation this year
Same in 1835
Forwarded to the country unsold this year
Same in 1835
Increase of import this year compared with the
same date last year
Increase of stock
Increase of quantity taken for consumption
Decrease of quantity taken for export

Comparative View of the Imports and Exports of Cotton int°,7;iii
from the whole Kingdom, from the Ist of January toe 1:10„ss
ult., and of the Imports and Exports for the same pioa
year

Bags'
704,301
136047
3,288
•
• 162,351
26,624
Total of all descriptions
Same period last year.
Bags.
American

Into the Kingdom this year.

American
South American
West Indies, Demerara, &c.
East Indies
Egypt, &c.

South American
West Indies, Demerara, &c.

East Indies
Egypt, &c.

Increase of Imports as compared with same
70,804
period last year
Exports in 1836.
61,222;
American, 20,715 • Brazil, 6,152 ; East India,
West India, 30; Other kinds, 20. 84,145
Total in 1836 9II 240
Same period last year „

Stock.

237,410
,232,19°

Nov. 4, 1836.....
Same time, 1835

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BIRTHS. xf' Oas—
On the 4th inst., at Hunstanton, Norfolk, Mrs. R. ''-
of a daughter. , „Ater.
On the 4th inst., in Eaton-place, Mrs. Lubbock, as. ufa.'„,"rosr,
On the 4th inst., in Burton:crescent, the lady of Wm'
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On the 3d inst., at Chatham, Lady Haxdinge, the lady of
Jones, Esq., of a daughter.
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of Leicester, to Eliza, daughter of Henry WhetleY, Esq'
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On the 18th of June, Captain Wm. Nairne Forbes, 0 _i. C.
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Greenlaw, Esq., Coroner, and Secretary to the Marin P
Calcutta. v a 11°1'
On the 3d inst., Arthur, eldest ion of J. Warn, -.ll:uoulteet
wood Park, Kent, to Catherine, daughter of Lieut.-C 'A
of Farliegh Castle, Somerset.

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On the 4th inst., aged 43, Sarah Elizabeth, wife of C'toP; Es(1"
M.D., Pentonville, and daughter of the late W. H•
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