The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11 00:00:00

STATE OF TRADE.

MANCoRSTER.—Things have been this week rather flat.—ft
result wh ch is attributed to the combination of two (a* three
causes The holidays at the commencement of the week, the
anticipat to of dap age to the -harvest through the late very
tempestuous weather, anti the ,omewhat overburthening state
of stocks, may be noticed as c nducilig to this end. l e can.
not, ind ed. quote an actual fall in prices, but if production
continues to accumulate, a glut must ensue. We repeat our
last week s quntat ons:-26 inch 64 reed printers, at 3s gd. to
45. ; '27 inch 66 ditto, 4s. 6d. to 4s. gd ; 27 inch 72 ditto, Ss. to
ss. aid.; 34 inch 65 ditto, Is. Bd.; 36 inch 66 ditto, as. to !s. 3d.;
36 in
s. tisch 72 ditto. 6s. to 6s. 6d. 3 , inch 64 iced ,hirtings. 7s. 6d.
cloths—
to S. • 72 ditto, gs. to gs. gd. ao inch G. F. 1 dia long
S'reeds. as 6a. to gs. lid.; 72 ditto, gs. 3d. to as• gel.
Rocirnat.a --We have had rather a b tier attendance in the
market than last week, v ith r. titer more business doing in
middle sorts of ,fiainnels ; prices may be -quoted a shade lower.
The prices of 'wool were also a trifle lower; 'manufacturers
Would only purchase for present use.
Larcos.—There Is nothing of interest to 'notice in the state of
the woollen trade beyond our report of last week. Perhaps,
upon the whole, -le a business has been done this week than
last, yet some of the manufacturers are making to order. Fancy
cloakings, pilots, winter shawls, and other winter goods, are in
chief deft's,- d: Prices remain without alteration.
BRADFORD —The sat of a, d yarn departments are rather
More active than they were some time back. In the piece
mar' et there is a very good demand for all kinds of checked
Oreans and silk striped Paramattas, both for dome trade and
export, and as these are made to order, the manufacturers have
not been adding to their stocks of Cobures and arleans, which
are in steady request, and the stocks on hand, owing to the tew
snaking, fast declining. For all kinds prices are firm, and with
the prospect of having to pay higher prices for yarns, a small
advance is sought.
HUDDRRSFIRLD.—Our staple trade remains much the same
sur at our last report. An average business is doing, and no
More.
HALIFAX.—Our manufacturers are pretty well employed, and
several orders are on hand for shailoons, cubical, and plain_
backs. We had a tolerably large attendance of buyers on
Saturday. ann a fair amount of business was done. Prices
remain without alteration. Wools and yarns are in moderate
request at late prices. The stock of wools is large in the hands
of staplers.
LurcEsrea.—The demand for useful goo's for the home
trade continues steady, and a fair business is doing in the
Warehouses. We understand that some advance io wages on
wrought hose is likely to be given. In wools and yarns no
alteration in price; the market is firm, and rather more is
doing in fine wether sorts arid combing skin wools
Norrovouasi.—fhe cotton hos ery branches, though yet dull.
are not considered as having retrograded, especially hose from
36 to 42 gauge, The drawer, pantaloon, and shirt branch is
still In rather a depressed condition, especially the latter. The
cotton glove trade is in a better condition than any t ther part
of the hosiery manufacture; making them with india•rubber
welts has become almost tin versal. There is but little tolera-
tion either for better or worse, in the lace warp trade, whether
made of silk or cotton.

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