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London, England, 1838-05-01 00:00:00

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THE WOOL MAR

T.

LEEDS.—Our market has been upon the whole a shade bet...
ter than our previous notices for the last six weeks ; the com-
plaints about prices are, however, as heavy as ever. The
price of wool also continues stationary.
HUDDERSFIELD.--We have again had a dull market, although
there has been rather more done in drab kerseys and kcrsey_
mores. Plain goods remain a drug in general ; in the fancy
trade new patterns are inquired for, though no extensive trans-
actions have taken place.
DEWSBURT.—On Monday last business was nearly at a
stand ; scarcely anything was done, on account of the wool
market being so much above the price of the manufactured
goods.
BRADFORD.—The demand for wool was on Thursday again
very dull, and prices again fell a shade lower, as some holders
must sell at such prices as they can get. We can report no
difference in the yarn market from the preceding week. The
spinners confine themselves at present to Small; a great num-
ber of mills are running short time, and a number of others
have evinced their determination to follow the same course,
should not the trade alter. In the piece market more business
was done, and we should say at a slight advance in prices.
They are, however, ruinous ones to the manufacturer.
YORK.--There were several buyers in attendance in our
market to-day. The owners of wool in the warehouses being
firm at our previous quotations, not many sales were effected.
Tho average prices were :—Half hogs and half ewes, 14d. to
; ewes, 13d. ; Scotch, 6d. per pound.
HauFaN.—There has been considerable business doing in
our piece-hall to-day, and at similar prices to last week. We
cannot quote any alteration in the value of either manufactured
goods or wool.
WAKEFIELD.— We do not report any alteration in the price
of wool this week, but the market is heavier, and things ap-
pear to be again relapsing into their former dull state.