The Sun.
London, England, 1851-02-08 00:00:00

THE CLOTHING MANUFACTURES.

WOOL TRADE.—LONDON, FEE. 6.--The imports of wool
into London during the week ending to-day have been 670
bales, of which 517 were from France, 97 from Pera, 45 from
Mogadore, and 11 from Germany. The market is quiet but
firm for fore:gn and colonial samples. In English not much is
doing.
FOREIGN WOOL TRADE.—LEEDS, FEB. 7.—The an-
nouncement of public sales in Liverpool, to be followed by the
usual February series in London, on the 13th, has temporarily
affected trade here, not much business having been transacted
in the warehouses during the past week. We learn that the
sale of yesterday at Liverpool went off with great spirit, and
will no doubt be followed by a more active demand here.
ENGLISH WOOL,—LEEDS, FEB. 7.—Sales of ccrnbing wool
during the present week have been limited. Prices are sta.
tionary. Clothing sorts are without any change.
LIVERPOOL WOOL, Fry. 6.—Not much wool offering by
private; the market is firm. There will be 1,500 bales Aus-
tralian and Cape offered at auction here to-day, and 2,000
Australian and low wools to-morrow. There is a very Nume-
rous attendance of buyers. The sales are now progressing
briskly at rather more money than the last London sales.
TRADE OF LEEDS.—We have little alteration to notice this
week in the state of our markets. In consequence of the ad-
vance in the price of goods of low quality little was done in
the cloth halls either on Saturday or Tuesday. There never-
theless continues to be a very good amount of business doing
to direct orders, which tends to keep the stocks low in the halls.
A fair average amount of business has been done in the ware.
houses for the home trade; and the shipping houses are rather
increasing their purchases.
BRADFORD, FEB. 6.. Wools—There is not any induce-
ment to buy coburgh wools, as any concession proposed by the
staplers is so little that a continued dulness prevails. Moils
and brokes are active, owing to the small quantity making,
and commanded firm prices. There is nothing fresh in yarns,
either as regards demand or prices ; and the spinners complain
loudly of a profitless avocation. We cannot record anything
in pieces more satisfactory as to the business doing; there are
not many stocks, and prices are very unsatisfactory.
TRADE or MANCHESTER, FEE. 6.—There was rather
more inquiry for both goods and yarns, but in every case where
sales were effected a reduction in price had to be submitted to;
The decline varied in extent according to the circumstances
and necessities of manufacturers. In grey printers the rates
now obtained, as compared with the dates of last month, show
a decline of lld to 3d per piece ; and :36-inch do. shirting, of
3d to -lid ; whilst in gold end shirtings, suitable to the India
market, there is a decline of 3d to 6d. In yarns, water twist
has declined id to bd, and in some cases id per lb, on the
quotations at the commencement of last month. Mule twist
maintains its price better, and the finer counts, from 50's up-
wards, are not nominally lower.

COAL MARKE'
Buddle's W. Hartley 13s 6d;
Carr's Hartley ..... 13s WI
Chester Main l2s 9cl'
Pelton Main ......... 13s 6d
New Tanfield
Tanfield Moor .... l3s Od
Townley l2s 9d;
Walker's Primrose lls 6di
Howard's W.H.Neth. 13s 6(11
Wylam
Wall's End, &c.
Ilewicke and Co
Brown
Goforth .•.• 13s 361

3‘.-.-YESTIRDAY.
.Braddyll
1H etton
'Haswell 1H
'Lambton
14s 6d
litichmund.. -.. ......
Russell's Hotton
Cassop
Heugh Hall
IKelloe ... 14s 3d
South Kelloe .. 1.38 9d
South Hartlepool ..... 14s Cd
Whitworth
lAdelaide Tees
IClevelard Tees l2s 6d
'Maclean's Tees l2s 6.-)
'Tees
'Lc' wpen Hartley
Illerwentwaterflartley 14s Od
'Gore Goch Stone 2ls Od
Ships at market, 201.

Harton
Hilda 123 9dl'
Morrison
Original Gibson
14s
Bell
3di
Beltnon* l4s Odl

MINING INTELLIGENCE.
COTPSA ORBS SOLD AT REDBUTiI, F. 6.-. Total,