The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25 00:00:00

STATE OF TRADE

MANCHESTER.—There is no alteration to be noted in the
pr ces t f our staple here since our report of last week, al-
though business has been more general and steady, and a veil
fair amount done, printing cloths having the call. It is, ill:
deed, expected that these fabrics will go higher than they are to,
present ranging. The diminution of production which the
resolutions of the Blackburn, Stockport, and other spinners, to
work short time, will cause, will have its effect in creating this
result. The Yarn market is without change. An error, whose
very magnitude was its own correction, occurred in our last
week's publication, where, ny a typrgraphical mistake, we were
made to say Yarns had fallen in price ‘• is ad to Is 4d per lb,"
instead of id to id per lb." For prices, we refer to our last
week's quotations

ROCHDALE.—We have had some little improvement in the
demand for Flannels to-ray, but no change in prices. The
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LEDs.—The Woollen trade continue

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the general tone of trade t,ansiictions is good, prices remainill
steady, with a f it demand for goods, both for the home 6101"
foreign market.

BARNSLEY.—The Linen trade continues fiat, but the lane)
drill houses are just beginning to give out more work, and 17"
understand that a good season is anticipated.
BRADFORD.—Onr trade has exhibited no features of change
this week. The demand for both the raw material and mare,
factured g• ods is better than it was a few weeks ago.
stocks of piece goods are diminishing, and a good winter trau,
is anticipated. Worsted Yarns are in good demand, both id,:
the home and the foreign trade; and notice of a speedy advance
of prices has been given to those.power. loom houses who 1,01
fur monthly delivery. Wools sell freely, at firm prices.
er HUDDERSFIELD.—We bad only an indifferent market, l
to
which we cannot account, unless it is that the autumn trailed
setting in later than it does generally. New styles in fancy
goods, however, ci ntinue to be bought up as freely as C.-„ds
There is also a fair demand for kerseys and heavy goo
generally.
LEICESTER.—There is no alteration worthy of notice side
last week in the state of the demand. There is a fair ainler
of business doing in the warehouses. The alteration, or 'atoll
lowering of the Americ.in tariff, is likely to lead to exten_4
trade in that quarter. The Wool market is firm, and pricesLue
fu ly supported. Wether skin Wools, short Wools, and
tegg Wools are most in demand. too,
NorrixonAm.—The condition of the cotton hosier,'
which had seemed for a moment to rally, has again given wo, of
and we hear little e se in the town than complaints of vrßathet
employment. The cut-up hose branch is, if anything. In r cow
a better condition. The cotton glove trade has met with %bort
are ()ace more siderable re-reverse, and many of the hand-
of employment. It is quite painful to advert to the 5.—.;00.
branch, which seems to be in a most lamentable c0ne....4
The fancy bobbin•net trade is still in a very low ConditiODOw
the depression has at length reached Fraoce.