The Sun.
London, England, 1845-09-06 00:00:00

STATE OF 11--T.E HOSIERY AO.

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1.1.1 J. 4.i.',.-1..4.A. i.O arrest the 1;_.e:::, in Ll•en'te'usiiciorp's'ui'rli.'l;lluci:
ins;td work; so disheartened the turn .outs, that the)
wet to work at the price they had received previous to
the' last." fever ;" this has given great umbrage to th
Derbyshire workmen, who had been paying pretty' g,°;
nerally one shilling per week for their support, rruf
want of demand for their labour, and the low rate 0
subsistence money they received, had caused them tn 1)°
nearly half starved out : many of'th( m suffering coasc
siderably, as the pittance they received. showedhelh
desperate state, and that they were willing to do much
to amend their condition. The plain silk as ere
as the knotted hose hands, with a few exceptions, °„'
in a lamentable state. The wrought, as well as ii
Cut- cotton hose branch, has still further retrogradG a
especially- the latter, many houses having stnahce ,
an additional number of frames ; and as all tier
other branches are in 'the • same depressed !t,'";;
thy have no means of alleviating or 'improving wei:
eentl_itiem by obtaining some other hind of 4 employwenf,
The rawer. pantaloon branch has not, we are sni,trlig
to s ' improved in demand, the frames in general h'l ,
short ifftwork ; we have been informed that some hotl,
are ralltitr 'extending the practice of delivering out sing.,
thread 'lam ; this has a dangerous tendency in tiTe,
manufacture, which depends upon the stability of
fabric ; the Marking Bill ought to extend to this PI
tice, and instead of the eyelet holes, as is now the Is l,
the mark ought to be in words at length. The Leaveq
fancy bol•bin net trade continues very much depres;
snd heavy Complaints are heard on all sides; still ft°,
what we can learn there is more doing in narrow is;ce;
extensive patterns and wide laces at present Prlto
offering no inducement to an outlay for new aPParan ;
or inventions. The circular bolt fancy lace has "°,f
felt the reaction to the same extent as the Leavers ; 13‘,
has the traverse warp, which still continues lit 0
healthy state. The pitchers are so unimportant we sel"°,.
hear them Mentioned. • The Committee for the apP,"cr's,
tion to Parliament for a restriction of the working ha
`re
continues to sit ; at the same time, although `11"/
depression is so much complained of, yet IPliis,
shops and factories . work long hours that ,0
twenty a day, and all night on Friday. It appears 1;A
trade has somewhat suddenly revived in Calais for PI;
nets, and some buyers have arrived from that couns
this has given a little life to the hopes of the mac'ire
owners, and some of the men state that they are Po
paring to return to France. , The cotton warp lace 104
is in a very depressed condition, especially at Stapief°ol,
where the hands are mostly destitute of emplorlito
The, silk branch is not of that extent that it, the
some years since, but it is in a better state that' 0
cotton department. A new fabric of gloves is Pijoy
from the warp frame, having india-rubber threw
worked into the wrist, at a small distance of tho b,eglit
ning. After the web is prepared, it is sent into oe
west of England, and is sewn and made up in the sit
manner as leather gloves, which they will to a geed
extent supersede, as they are a strong, good articl°9o
bring a good price to the manufacturer, being is°'
'nom 3s. to 4s. per pair.—Nott nyham Review.

COURSE OF EXCHA/
Am4terdam CF. 12 9
Ditto, at sight l2 7
Rotterdam 2 11. 12 9i
Antwerp 26 0
Hamburgh M.B. 13 15i
Altona — •
Paris, 3 days' sight 25 80
Ditto, 3 months '2s 0
Marseilles
Bourdeaux 26 10
Frankfort. on. Alaine ...122
Petersburgh, 3 Us.. .
Berlin
Vienna, effec. 11.3 M lO 3
Trieste, ditto
Madrid 364
Cadiz
13-dbao
Barcelona-

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Venice .... ....... .....
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Lisbon " 5Si
Oporto. , 231
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PRI( ,NIS .213 -VP:, 9
Foreigt .1.1, bars.
Portuga• Coin 3
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New 1)(....1al s ..... ... 0 4.1 U
Silver thrs

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