The Sun.
London, England, 1870-01-29 00:00:00

STATE OF TRADE.

MANCHESTER, Jan. 28.—The market for shipping
yarns is firm, and spinners are well engaged, many
of them for a month forward ; but the amount of
business transacted to-day has been small. Home
trade yarns are also steady, at Tuesday's rates ; but
very little business has been done. The cloth.
market is firm, but buyers do not appear anxious
for business ; while, on the other hand, producers,
in consequence of their ample engagements, are by
no means disposed to press sales. In cases where
offers are made they are generally below the quota-
tions of manufacturers, but these are not accepted,
and the transactions of the day have been small.
It is only for small lots for immediate delivery that
buyers appear willing to pay full rates, or in cases
where a default on the part of a contractor obliges
purchases to be made against him.
LEICESTER, 28th.—The trade of the past week
has been very unsatisfactory. There is next to
nothing doing in any branch, and so far the im-
provement anticipated in the new year, as regards
the staple or hosiery trade, has ended in disappoint-
ment. The wool market has been very quiet, and
not much wool has changed hands. Prices, how-
ever, continue firm for all kinds, and the firmness
of the East India wool sales now on at Liverpool
will tend to strengthen the price of skin wools,which
are used largely in this district. In lambs' wool
hosiery and underclothing there is no improvement
of importance, the orders to hand being of a most
retail character. A fair number of orders have
come to band for both plain and striped cotton
goods, and the fancy cotton hosiery season promises
to be busy. Owing to the firm and advancing state
of the cotton market, the manufacture of plain cot-
ton hosiery at Hinckley and the district bas consi-
derably improved, and bands are well employed.
There is no decided change in the elastic-web trade.
The orders to hand are, nevertheless, of a satisfac-
tory character, taking into account the generally
depressed state of trade. Cords and braids are in
good inquiry. The shoe trade has experienced a
quiet demand, though there is a slight improvement
in the inquiry for suitable goods of good makes. A
fair spring trade is confidently anticipated. Mate-
rials are unaltered in price.

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