The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-21 00:00:00

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The market for Yarns Opened 1

the previous one ; but since Tuesday ther

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moderate limits ; and, although there has been something
doing in anticipation of the Indian mail, it has been to no
great extent. Manufacturers keep their orders well covered,
and they find their sorts of yarn not very plentiful, and ex-
ceedingly firm. In the Goods market the demand is still upon
printing Cloths, which fetch full prices, with an advancing
tendency. Shirtings, 36in., ate in moderate demand, whilst
39in. to 40in. 61bs. to 81bs. in weight, are rather more inquired
for. Domestics and other heavy goods are in sufficient demand
to take off the production, but any advance it is still more
difficult to obtain.

I confine tt

operations within very

ROCHDALE.—The flannel market has been rather quieter,
and the merchants have purchased more sparingly. Broke
wool continues yet very scarce, and high prices are asked for
it, which the, manufacturers can ill afford to pay, at the prices
they are now receiving for their pieces.

MACCLESFIELD.—The state of trade with our manufacturers
continues more satisfactory than for some time past, and the
weavers are better employed. There has been a moderate
demand for thrown silks, both from the trade here and for
exportation.

LEEDS.—Our markets have been more abundantly supplied
with seasonable goods, and, in consequence, there have been
brisk markets at our Cloth Halls. There has also been a full
average delivery of goods to direct orders. The mills continue
in full operation ; and prices are firm, with rather an upward
tendency on seasonable goods. Some few of the larger buyers
have been down as well as many drapers from the country, and
in consequence, business has been brisk in the warehouses.
NOTTINGHAM.--The lace and hosiery businesses do not ap-
pear to improve, as some ant'c.:-.ated, but still great confikuce
is entertained, by well-informed persons in each trade, that
we ahau yet have a fair season for goods,, up till Christmas,

Codfish

O 5 0 54 Peaches .... ,
1 4 0 0 Apricots—.
O 8 0 0 Damsons ...
O 8 1 0 ,Green Gages
0 2 0 3 Fc--
0 10 0 11 Ducks
1 0 1 4 Turke
1 0 1 2 Geese

.... 0 0 -- 0 0
doz. 0 0 0 0
.qt. 0 2 0 2

B,i; couple

3 6 -

Eggs *l2l 5 6 C 0 !Rabbits,* cple. 1 9 2 0
Potatoes.* peck 0 9 0 11 Pigeons 0 9 0 0
Filberts I 0— 1 2 Grouse.. *brace 5 6 0 0
Cueunabers,each 0 3 0 4 Black Game
Cherries —*lb. 0 —0 0 Partridges .. 36 0 0

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MARKETS.

MANCHESTER, SEPT. 18.—Prices of Grain and Flour have
been steady during the week, with moderate demand for each
article of consumption. No disposition is shown at our market
to-day to purchase more of any article than is necessary for
present consumption. Fresh old and good new samples of
Wheat support former rates, and the same may be said of
Flour. Oats move slowly at late rates, as also does Meal; new
235. Beans scarce, and again is. per qr. higher; good dry new
would bring 345. to 355.

of which was of
PRESTON, SEPT. 113.—We had a large supply of new Wheat
prime quality, and in fine condition, and from our neighbouring growers at our market to-day, the bulk
hay-
ing a good attendance of buyers, the sale was brisk, and a
clearance soon effected at about 6d per windle over the rates of
this day se'nnight. Red, 18$ to 20s 6d ; white, I9s 6d to 21s 6d
per 220 lbs. Foreign nearly nominal. A few parcels of very
fine new Beans were sold at 14s to 14s 6d per 220 lbs. New
Irish Oats 25 7d per 45 lbs. Old firm at late rates. New Oat-
meal sold slowly at a decline of 6d per load, whilst old met a
slow sale at a similar abatement. Choice 23s 6d ; general qua-
lities 22s to 22s fid ; old 21s to 235, per 240 lbs.
WAKEFIELD, SEPT. 17.—There is a short supply of Wheat
0-day, and the best descriptions of new are sold readily at
full prices, whilst inferior samples are rather neglected; old is
claiming more attention, and held firmly. Oats and Shelling
are the turn lower. Barley is oiteriii& more freely. Beans
continue scarce.