The Sun.
London, England, 1866-10-05 00:00:00

STATE OP TRADE.

BRADFORD, Oct. 4.—Though there has been con-
siderable activity in the wool-market in the interval,
the improvement of last week has been barely main-
tained to-day. Staplers, who have sold freely of late,
are indifferent as to business, and do not push sales.
In worsted yarns spinners are generally well em-
ployed upon orders recently received. There is a
steady demand for the home trade, and partly in
coloured yarns. Export merchants, whose move-
ments have just been quickened by more activity
abroad, have purchased rather freely from stock,
though quite indisposed to place orders, even at the
tempting offers of spinners. The principal business
has been in twofolds —36's and 40's, single yarns
being somewhat neglected. There has been less
doing in pieces. Manufacturers have received a good
many orders, but the fresh business done for home
and America is comparatively limited. A steady
business is done by some departments of the trade.
The advance in cotton necessitates an advance in
quotations, which are hardly obtained.

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