The Sun.
London, England, 1867-07-06 00:00:00

STATE OF TRADE.

MANCHESTER,
denc July s.—Thlowere mpriarket coTherentinuesaro a
in-
active, with a ten yto ces.
good many offers making, but as a rule they are at
lower quotations even than the lower prices which
producers are generally willing to accept, and they
do not, therefore, lead to much business. The only
exception worth noticing is in shipping yarns. In
these spinners have manifested a strong disposition
to meet buyers more nearly on their own terms, and
at rather lower prices than they would have taken
on Tuesday a fair extent of business has been effected.
Some rather large sales of these yarns to-day have
a good deal relieved producers of stocks, and have
consequently given a better tone to this department
of the market. In home-trade yarns all numbers
seem depressed, and all numbers of warp and weft
have declined in price since Tuesday to the extent
6f from id. to id. per lb. In cloth there has been
less inclination to buy from day to day throughout
the week, and in many cases manufacrers are tak-
ing less prices than they would have accepted on
Tuesday.
LEICESTER, sth.—The hosiery trade is generally
improved. Wools remain in their former stagnant
state, at firm prices. The Yorkshire houses are large
buyers in the country, at rates higher than have
been given in Leicester, which prevents competition
in the demand for yarns, particularly worsteds, and
the spinners continue to receive a goodly number of
orders—the trade for the season having now fairly
set in, so as to cause a good running business. As
the season advances it is anticipated that a still
better feeling will prevail. The enlarged con-
sumption of merino yarns, however, somewhat
interferes with worsted-spinning operations this
season. Prices are unaltered. Cotton yarns aro
a :little flatter, and lower prices are being made.
Silks are without change. There is a brisk inquiry
for cotton hosiery—orders after stock coining down
freely—but the greatest improvement is felt in the
demand for worsted articles. Lamb's-wool goods for
the autumn trade are more eagerly inquired for, and
some few purchases are being made. The inquiry
for boot-gusset elastic webs is but moderate, there
being little doing beyond a home trade ; neverthe-
less manufacturers are fully engaged with orders
on hand. For cords and braids there is a better de-
mand. Materials rule as before. The boot and shoo
trade presents uo new feature, all branches con-
tinuing brisk.

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