The Sun.
London, England, 1851-04-09 00:00:00

STATE OF TRADE.

(From the Manchester Guardian of this day.) ',sod
MANCHESTER, TEESDAY.—The accounts brought to t o
by the Asia ( which will be found below) inform 08 tb
good deal of excitement, without subsequent relapse, had "re•
produced in the different ports of the union by aCivice3
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ceived and expected from this country. The ger3,teher
effect of these accounts, on this side, is still fo,;;;eat
to weaken the opinion teat we are to have a bo
supply; though there are well-informed parties for
inter from their letters that the quanti,y to be The
warded frnm the interior is becoming exhausted. i.f
Liverpool market has been dull both yesterday and to- no
and spinners have found prices rather in their favour.ijoit
our own market, an increased disposition cautiously to. 06
operations to immediate wants has shown its if amongB'bovi
different classes of buyers; and the day's transactions of!
cor,sequently proved altogether inconsiderable. Good 3 relea
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not fully maintained their value; and, though tb
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scarcely any quotable change in most descriptions a 0 0
yarns, yet the tendency is against sellers—rather moreti:cerS
mule than in water, and in 20's water than in 30's. 13'

are to be had at rather lower rates. b 0
ROCHDA r.r, MONDAY. —The flannel market to-do: •
105
been quiet and inactive, and much like that of last little
day. In kerseys and coarse goods there has been very 014
doing, and the purchases have been upon a much '-de'
limited scale. The wool dealers complain of the little of
mand for the raw materials, but still keep up the f°l
pricesM.
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ACCLESFELD, TUESDAY.—We are again under the tot
cessity of reporting a similar state of things to that of 'iv
week; very little business having taken place is tbe,6ll
terim. The wholesale houses are said to be e%c,„-
ingly busy, but, as yet, are buying sparingly. it only
however, be fairly anticipated that they will s'i" 10
become purchasers ; to what extent remains t:
seen, as, up to the present, scarcely a shadow °`
usual spring trade has been done. In thrown silks, a e'lftb.
derable business has been transacted, chiefly the result °t
reduction in prices, which may now be stated roundly %OP
to is. per lb. on those asked in the beginning of last r°"„ieroo
No doubt the general admission, on the part of constt:;tot
that raw silks we decidedly easier of purchase, has, in $
measure, contributed to this result.

HUDDERSFIELD, 'FIFES)) Alr.-Our market to-day, ulthp'rse,
pretty well attended by buyers, has scarcely been au ,
one : business has not been so brisk in the Clothe el
stocks look heavier than they have done for some 11ciel
most of the exchanges have been in light goods and lefe,
and checks, of new patterns. The warehouses have Too'
brisk during the week in the American trade. In the.. 01
market there has not been so much doing. As there 1;00
much change in the price of the raw material, it i 5
likely there will be an advance in the finished goods. 9 00
HALIFAX, SATURDAY. —The worsted trade presee d for
noticeable feature of variation since our last, the dal°,
most descriptions of goods being still langui 0, and the vitre
chants manifesting great reluctance to purchase. In the "010
market there have been more sales, under the in3pressiou lei'
prices are at the lowest; but the spinners are produeiegi
as the quotations are very unsatisfactory. More 11°°,1t, 01
changed bands, partly from the spinners having rtiu,,oo
stock, and partly from the belief that the rates are o'ooo
they are likely to be; but the increased business has he
operation up,n prices.
LEEDS, TUESDAY.—On Saturday there was more due or,
the Cloth Hails than has been the case for some time „%efi
but to-day the market has only been a quiet one. i• pot
has been no alteration to notice in prices, and stocks do
iacrease.

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THE CONVICTS I-lARWOOD AND JoNEs....- ,d tv
tion, signed by the whole of the jury, has been forarsrur,tioa
Mr. Locke King, MP. for East Surrey, for Presell,.oo °'r
through the Home Secretary, praying for a comniuta.l-to
the sentence of death passed at the last assizi.s upon tiler 00
unfortunate men, Levi liarwood and Samuel Jones, pis'
murder murder of Mr. Holiest, and who are now lying at ""„ tili,
monger-lane Gaol for execution. It is founded ulicl WO
strong conviction in the minds of the jury That the lb°t 11(
actually fired by the approver Hiram Smith, and o°-
hhA beuro Teu Irt Ohh Noe
they
dTwolfr Pe
LeicestergAoßi En
gir T;s.
either of the men now lying under sentence. jo the
tween eight and ten tears of age) were proceeding t",,,f0,
.s—quAare,feaws twdoaylsittalegog'ir:ll(attl
school, they were met by a female who interrogated t" of:
neighbourhood
going to school. The woman then said "Do you PO t til
week?" One of the children said " Yes, I have igit fly
one of them told her theYefefl
1
money in my pocket." The woman then said, "', lisOuci
dear, you had better let me tie it up in your pocke",,s so
kerchief, for as you go along you will see some bullock 000
be f ightened, and lose your money." The chiliri o 4
gave her i he money for that purpose, but the yvorril r,
tied up a few coppers, taking care to abstract the Olive tipo'
appears the same woman has been practising this trio'
several children.
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BMWs.
OF A SON. •
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On the 7th inst., in Eccleston-square, the wife o
Fox Eristowe, Esq. 4,
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On the 6th inst., at Blomfield-road, Maida-hill, the
of Mr. James Buchanan.

OF A DAUGHTER. }9
On the Tth inst., at Lowndes-square, the Lady tots'
On the 6th inst., the wife of the Rev. W. L. Mason'
of St. Mary's, Bury St. Edmund's

MARRIED.
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On Oil sth inst., at St. Pancras New Church, 0 perO
William, fourth son of John Hoffman, Esq., Reading'bter
to Eliza Susanna, youngest and only surviving dittig
the te Mr. R. J. Carwardine Hert ford. Jobis
Onla the sth inst., at All Saints'', Southampton, CePtsl.lVice°
Shepherd, Royal Navy, to Anna, second daughter °
Admiral Dick.

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On the sth inst., at LeicesD
ter,D cl
Major Thomas Credo riol‘f
On the 4th inst., at Torquay, the Rev. Matthevf
LL.B., Magdalen College Cambridge, aged 27. wife 0(
On the sth inst., at L'ewer Tulse-hill, Anne, We
W. Macfarland, EQq., aged 55. relict of
On the sth inst., at Clapham-common, Sarall,
Robert Fauntleroy, Esq., late of Wandsworth, Surrel•
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plidd weir, Wetinegday, April 9, 1851.