The Sun.
London, England, 1867-07-24 00:00:00

STA2E OF TRADE.

MANCHESTER, July 23.—The market for cotton
yarns and cloths has been exceedingly wanting in
animation to-day, and it has been difficult to sup-
port prices. For shipping yarns there are orders
in the market, but spinners have been demanding a
rise of id. to id. per lb., which buyers would not
listen, and it consequently stopped business. In
home trade yarns a decidedly quiet tone prevails,
and prices may be quoted pretty much as on last
Tuesday. This branch of the market is slow and
heavy in the extreme. In cloth also the market is
dull. Notwithstanding a large business has been
doing in cotton at Liverpool for some days at rather
higher rates, there is no response to the excitement

in the cloth market, bat it has rather had the effect
of checking all operations ; and India buyers, who
have been of late the chief operators, and are most
looked to as likely to give a better tone to business,
have all at once withdrawn from the market, and
are not buying at all. This hhs given a gloomy
character to all branches of the market, and to
make sales of India cloths lower prices would have
to be taken. A report prevailing of some large
India house in London, and connected with Man-

chester, being embarrassed has caused a good dei

of uneasiness. It is believed there is no foundation
for the report, but it is producing a bad effect so
long as it is not contradicted. Messrs. John Slagg
and Co. report of the cloth market—" There has
been a good demand during the past week for the

qualities of shirtings suitable for China, and the
best known makes of these goods have commanded
improved prices. In India staples we have to re-

port continued depression, and though the yarn
market is somewhat firmer to-day we find buyers
leas willing to operate even at last week's rates."
LEEDS, 23d.—The woollen cloth markets to-day

have been about the same as those of last Saturday,

both as to the attendance of buyers and the amount
of business done. The finer description of witneys
and beavers, in various shades and mixtures, sold
to quite as great an extent as in any recent market
day. Fancy coatings, too, were in moderate re-
quest, as were also tweeds. The general tone of
the market is quiet rather than buoyant. Prices,
those of goods as well as those of wool, are without

change. -
ROCHDALE, 22d.—To-day's flannel market was
dull. Few buyers were present, and they purchased
very sparingly. Many merchants are disposed to
put of the purchase of winter goods till next mouth,
and there was little beyond immediate wants sup-
plied to-day. There is a moderate business doing
by some of the shipping houses. Prices are the
same as last week. Manufacturers are as well em-
ployed as for the last month. Yorkshire goods sell
slowly, but without any abatement in prices. The
same may be said as to wool.

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