The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-11-14 00:00:00

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order. Prices except for particular samples, remain without
material change.

HUDDERSFIELD MARKET.—The transactions at this market,
on Tuesday, presented no new feature. There was a good de-
mand for nearly all desctiptions of goods suitable for the sea-

realised late prices

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The wool market was considered firm

BRADFORD MARKET.—There was a considerable demand for
manufactured goods at this market on Thursday, but although
the Stocks on hand were somewhat scanty, the manufacturers

creasea prices wincit rimy auiege Mei nave oeen obliged to give
for Yarns and labour. Late prices were, however, in gener 1,
freely given. The Yarn Market was brisk, both for home con-
sumption and for exportation, but the Spinners complained that
the prices offered would not allow them to replace their Stocks
in consequence of the altered value of wool. There was a good
deal of business done in the Wool Market, prices being very
firm, notwithstanding the supply of fresh wools was considered
large.

HALIFAX MARKET.—There was a good demand for mixture
cloths. laslings, as well as for Orleans, Merino and other plain
cloths at this market on Saturday last, and prices underwent no
material variation. Yarns also were in steady request at recent
rates. The Wool market was well supplied, and there was a
fair business done in that article.

WAKEFIELD WOOL MARKET.—We have had but few trans-
actions in any description of Combing Wools this week. Ma.
nufacturers not being able to obtain an advance on goods pro.
portionate to that on Wool, are holding oil. Prices are never.
theless firm. Blankets and low clothing Wools are without al-
teration.

BARNSLEY LINEN TRADE.—There is a decided improvement
iu the linen or staple trade of this place. A turn-out amongst
the tick weavers which has existed for several weeks against
the firm of Messrs. Haxworth and Carnley, remains still the
same.

CLAYTON Wxst—Great activity exists in the fancy trade at
this place and the surrounding district, notwithstanding the ad-
vanced state of the season. The respectable firm of Wood and
Walker are finding employment for an extraordinary number
of hands.

ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET.—There has again been a very
fair demand for flannels to-day at prices not mneh different
from those of the previous week. The decided advance in the
price of wool has made the manufacturers very shy at purchas-
ing, and, on that account the sales have been limited.

Theassrox,—This populous place, which has known no lack
of employment for the weaver for a great length of time, con-
tinues, we are happy to say, in full activity.

HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.—The cotton hosiery trade still
keeps improving; the wrought hose branch but slowly, and, in
some cases, almost imperceptibly; whilst the cut-up and the
drawer branches may be said to be brisk, so much so that there
are more than a hundred cat-up frames to be let in this town
alone. The drawer branch has so far rallied that we may with
confidence say it is brisk; the frames are not only fully em-
ployed, but some of the hosiers find a difficnity in getting their
orders completed. The plain silk hose branch is duller than
ever, and, limited as are the number of workmen, we hear of
many being wholly stopped ; they are destitute indeed. Even
when fully employed their situation is distressing, as the jour-
neymen now make silk stockings at pi per pair. There has been
a slight stir with one principal house in making siik gloves, and
some hands have been set on, bnt, as a great drawback, it has
bee n upon gloves of very inferior quality, having cut thumb
holes. The fancy lace trade still forms a striking contrast to
the hosiery manufactures; nothing need be more flourishing,
and nothing in our opinion, can be more healthy.—Nott. Paper.

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