The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-02-17 00:00:00

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...... Rev. W. Chnnner
House Visitors, T. M`Gill and W. Pearce, Esqrs.
lionsa Surgeon Mr. M`Cheane.
Apothecary, Mr. George Padley.
j,.km VOLD, Treasurer

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Common West Indil

STATE OF TRADE

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MANCHESTER. --The condition of the market throughout the
week has continued to exhibit evidences of depression, the
transactions having been only on the most moderate scale, and
prices in some few cases having slightly receded. The stringency
of the discount market is severely felt here, and is proving a
most serious impediment to trade, which. if much longer conti-
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tined' must c,use great embarrassment, even to the best esta-
0 blislied export homes, who are to any extent dependent on fo-•
0 reign remittances. Spinners and manufacturers are very cau-
-0 tions in making sales; prices are, on the whole, without
change, and our quotations may Le repeated. Purchasers for
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prompt cash may in s me casrs_be made at a slight shade n-
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the currencies we quote :-26 in 64 reed printers, at 4s. 4d. to
4s. 9d.; 37 in. 16 reed di to,-at 4s. 6d. to Ss. 3d. ;72 reeds, at ss.
41d to ss. 9d. ; :'6 in. 66 reed sWrtings, at 7s. gd to Ss. ;36
in. 72 reed ditto at t,s. td. to les ; and 4, in. G E India long
clOths. 66 reeds, at Ss. 3d. to gs. Sd.; and 72 reeds, at 9s. 9d. to
s. lid. per
LEsos

slight improvement has been experienced in the
demand for woollen goods this week. principaly for low-priced
blue cloths and summer tweeds, for the continental markets.
Prices remained unchanged, and no fears are entertained of a
decline; but, on the contrary. sanguine hopes r,re indulged that
as soon as the new tariff comes into operati n—and few admit
but that it will come—we shall have an improved trade.
HUDDERSFIELD —We are glad that we are able to report
some improvement in the aspect of the staple trade of this town
and neighbourhood. There was a good amount of saleS effected
in fancy goo's on Tuesday, and in the warehouses part business
has been done during the' week. Stocks are low, and pr ces
continue firm ; and with the prospect of the new tariff and the
advance of fine weather, it is generally expected that we sliali

have at least a good spring and summer trade.
BRADFORD.-7 he amount of business transacted during the
week is only liin ted. prices acting as a barrier to increased con-
sumption. The supply in the market is a fair average for the
time of year, but many parcels are held for prices which cannot
be realised, unless a considerable advance takes place. Noils
and Brokes are in steady request, at late prices. YARN.—There
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has been more
and a greater willingness to buy manifested, but the prices are
so miserably low that very few spinner• ar disposed to effect
sales. w e cannot learn that there is any more machinery put
to work, and the stoch of Yarns have been gradually lessening,
we may expect a more active demand and prices better ere long.
We have nothing new to report in the Piece branch of our trade.
HALIFAX.—We have had a good attendance of merchants at
our last market. Their principal orders were for Damasks and
the fine sorts of Las'ings. Of tha former sort it will take some
weeks to execute Cern. There was an average call in the Hall
for crapes. Yarns are without alteration, either in demand or
priee. Wool continues firm. with a good demand for the finer
sorts of combing. Th re is no change in !Coils and Brokes
liscrisroNdwis is BLANKET MA KET—The markets have been
very slack this week, wig the prospects for the future are but
gloomy.

There is some little improvement in the flannel
There has been a better attendance of buyers.
and more bnsine,s has been transacted but without any im-
provement in prices. Wool remains firm, at last week's rates.
LEICK,TER.—The demand for wori:ted ant woollen hos ery
continues (10'1. There has been a great increase, of late years,
in the manufacture of low cotton h Fe, both brown and coloured,
in this mart-et, no doubt owing to their low price compared with
woollen and worsted goods. Wool is without alteration ; firm•,
though there is tint little doing, excepting in skin wools, wnich,
0 , if anything, are a trifle hicher,

ii,)SIERY AND LACE TRADES

itation respecting the

,sure, Kept np,

arded a,

arly nugatory

I, is, In soul(
minst th

statute, in this vicinity may be r 4
Leicester, we believe, the !igitatin,
not only as respects the ticket, hut in, alteration of the
protective duties upon hosiery. In the meantime, trade seems,
in most branches, getting worse; whether this is the effects o
the disputes, or the want of demand, it s difficult to determine
as the manufacturers, for a great length of time, have studious!f
avoided letting- their work-people know the real state of the de-
mand. The wrought cotton hosiery, in some t islriets, is in
rather the best state ; in others the cut-up and slap hosiery has
All notion of a change of fashion. In fav,,n3

%,v-checked or ogler extra-fashiori.d hose is abandoned

the rage for cheap hose still c..ntintling,

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