The Sun.
London, England, 1866-04-25 00:00:00

SCIENTIFIC AND ORNAMENTAL PRESENTS.

ORNAMENTS for the Drawing-room, Library,
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Mr. Tennant arranges elementary collections of ROCKS,
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PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION in GEOLOGY and MINE-
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For the efficacy, utility, and success of this system, vide

"Lancet." -
Messrs. LEWIN and SIMEON MOSELY and SONS,
30, Berners-street, Oxford-street, and 448, Strand.
Opposite Charing-cross Railway Station.
Daily attendance at 13, Whltefriargate, Hull; 10, Norfolk-
street, Sheffield ; 4, East-parade. Leeds ; 14, St. Nicholas-
street, Scarbro' ; and 33, Coney-street, York.
Established 1830. No connection with any one of the same
name.

STAIE OF TRADE.

MANCHESTER, April 24.—The heavy operations
in cotton at Liverpool by spinners who have been
tempted by low prices to purchase at once to cover
orders they hold for yarn have naturally caused a
slight reaction there, and to some extent a similar
result has been produced here in yarn and cloth.
The telegrams from Liverpool, however, say that
out of 20,000 bales bought there to-day at id. ad-
vance per lb. 7,000 were taken by speculators; and
the somewhat better feeling in this market is tinged
by a fear that the improvement will not prove per-
manent. In shipping yarns there has been a good
deal of business to-day at about ld. per lb. ad-
vance upon the lowest prices taken last week.
Many of our spinners have been asking a conside-
rable advance on what they could have obtained last
week, and this in many quarters has checked opera-
tions, buyers showing a good deal of timidity.
Sellers, however, report the market as closing
decidedly better than it has been. Business for the
Continent has been discouraged by telegrams ex-
hibited on the Exchange by Germans from German
correspondents. One of these was as follows :
i‘ War is inevitable. Buy nothing on our account."
Home-trade yarns are selling better to-day, and
there has been a fair business at Id. per lb. advance
on the rates of last Friday. In cloth there is less
improvement. The reaction in cotton at Liverpool
has caused manufacturers to raise their quotations a
little, but there has been little or no business effected
where they insist upon an advance upon the prices
of last week. Buyers generally seem to fear a re-
turn to the low prices of last week, though there is
a hope that it will not be accompanied with the
same panic feeling, and are holding back where any
advance is mentioned.
CARDIFF, 23d.—Steam coal proprietors are busy
in executing orders, with which their books are
well filled, and although the present active state of
trade has prevailed for several weeks there is every
prospect of its continuing. The demand from the
foreign markets is very large, and Welsh steam is
being used more than ever for marine purposes.
The improved inquiry on home account continues to
increase, and additional railway accommodation to
London and the North would give a still further
stimulus to the trade, in the iron trade there is no
material change to note; hopes, however, are enter-
tained that business with America will become more
active, as there are some large orders in the market
from South America for rails. The inquiries on
and there is a
'markets, but not
sctoealodnyialtraadcecowuintth athree
continentalsatisfactory
to the extent expected. In the home trade buyers
continue to hold back, but in several instances indi-
cations have been evinced of an inclination to give
out
prices morear ef .
well Forpig the demand keeps up, and
maintained.
There is a moderate
demand for tin plates.
LEEDS, 24th.—The markets in both the white and
the coloured cloth-hails to-day have been much like
those of the past few weeks, there being no great
disposition to purchase goods in large quantities.
The parcels made up to-day have been of various
articles, and have included a few summer and
autumn goods, as well as trouserings and coatings
that are not particularly affected by any season of
the year. Good all-wool blacks are in moderate
request, at firm prices, but there is not quite so
good a demand as there was lately for black unions.
Plain and fancy tweeds of good make are saleable
at late rates. Generally prices of wools, woollen
yarns, and goods are the same as last week.
ROCHDALE, 23d.—To-dg's market has not been
largely attended, and the business done was con-
fined to very narrow limits, but on the whole the
trade in fancy flannels, and printed sorts especially,
is fairly satisfactory. The demand for plain goods