The Sun.
London, England, 1842-07-16 00:00:00

STATE OF TRADE

LIV ER TOOL, Juvr 14.—(FT0111 our Cotrespondeat.)—The
public sates of colonial wools, which commenced this day, have
been very numerously attended, and the competition for all
qualities has been very animated. 'I he wools sold to-day are
in very fair condition, and are tolerably free from seeds and
burrs. Ale,srs..Buchannari and Brown have a sale to-morrow.
I have reason to believe that the imporie. s are %Nell satisfied
with the prices which, under present circumstances, have been
obtained.

FoREIGN WOOL. TRADE. LEEDS, JULY 15.—We have had
many inquiries for new wools this week, and about an average
amount of sales has been etleeted,althpugh prices are notfound.
to be so low as was anticipated, and but little. if any, cheaper
than old wools were selling at previous to the German fairs.
ENGLISH WOOL MARKET, LEEDS, Jct.Y 15.—Tne present
week has not produced azq alteration in this blanch of trade.
Sales have been to a Hunted extent. The new wools are now
coming to hand, and the manufacturers consequently have a
better assortment from which to select their purchases, which
they are therefore enabled to make on rather better terms than
a few weeks ago. _

DosicasTE—a WoOr. MARKET, July 9.—The supply of
wool was large this day, but the trade throughout was dull a 1
heavy, and at the close, though buyers were pretty numerous,n
some quantity remained. Prices much as last eek. Hog
wool 12s. to 135., Hog and Ewe 1 Is. to 125., Ewe 10s. to
I Is., Locks 6s. to 7s. per stone. Another acecont gives the
prices as follow :—/log and Ewe 12s. to 13s. ; very fine.
13s. 641: ; Ewe I ls. to I2s. per stone ; Locks Bd. to 10d. per lb.
HULL Woo'. Pam—On Tuesday last there were but few
buyers, and more sellers than usual, and consequently there was
again a good deal of hanging oft as to prieeti, yet a fair amount of
business was done, a greater number of lots passing, the scales
than, we believe, on any previous market day this season, and
these too at in ices rather in advance of those hitherto obtained,
but this was owing in rart at least to the excellent quality of
the fleeces offered. An extraordinary number °lsmail lots was
shown and we believe all bought up.
YORK WOOL MARKET. JULY 14 —The show of wool has
been moderate at this day's market, and their being a :dewier
etee, dlay. Is. .61 kr
i
al ,eutiatice of buyers, the market ruled heavyatitil
prices were, fur half-hog and two-third-hog, a
125., 12s. 3d. to 12s. 9d. ; for all ewe,• lOs. dd.to
is. per
stone. Locks and cuts, 741. to 8(1. per lb.
Tit...DE or LEEDS.—There has been a little more business
dune at tan. Cloth Halls this week in beavers, and
as ladru'elYl of sale
inns ; but fine and middle cloths continue quit
as for some time past; on the whole the markeets both on 1..a-
-turday and Tuesday were tar below an average. Prices
stationary, and the stocks, although re-
trtaiu light, compared
atthissevls?th are more than
with what they have usuatly been
ample for ti,e-present demand. Business continues very Anil
in the warehouses; the few buyers who,visit the market con-
tinue to buy very si.aringh, and only for present demand.
BRADFORD Maitslia,-.Tltuasnay.—We learn with plea-
sur, that rather more has been done to-dab in the Piece market,
and that chiefly by the houses
aged in the home trade, who
usually ma, t e their purchases a this season. Orlearr's hive
been more in request als,) merinos, and figures suited for the
approaching season. In prices we hear of no alteration. S
cannot report the
slightest demand is a shade L improvement in yarn, for if the
etter without an altered price, we tear that
the }resent
nt, been
the hab
lllrd production will continue; and to-day has
ingerpf .it.telligent* more satisfactory. Our
lzs are somevhat-Lettzr supp;i4..and" winnersbe,:n qIrYPIMMIg,--amliteori#ay,onJ,y tame, ham
tts tss, andtlit i;uta tavvve.44-tlit Inyer.
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