The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-08 00:00:00

STATE OF TRADE.

MANCHESTF:II.—There is a hetzer feeling to he noticed in the
market this week. The money market is looked upon as much
easier since the recent arrangements, and the large amount of
money which is now released by the different railway schemes,
which have either obtained acts, or now dissolving, Contributes
to the improvement of the general tone of confidence. Prices
have in no instance, we believe, receded. and we look forward
with a feeling of great confidence to existing rates being (to say
the least of it) sustained, should the market not becom' over
stocked by too rapid an enlargement of production. The Ame-
rican steamer brings the ordinary reports of short crops, which
are usually the staple of the intelligence at this period of the
year. In the absence of any intelligence, beyond the rumours
from the Southern states, we udvise our readers to treat them
with the usual contempt. Prices run as follows:-26-inch 6o
reed printers, 31b. 12 oz. to 4 lb at 3s gd to 4a ' • 26-inch 66 reed
printers, 4 lb. 4 oz. at ds 4d to 4s 4ad ; 27-inch 66 reed printers,
4lb 8 oz. to 4 lb. 12 oz. at 4s 63 to 4s gd 27-Inch 72 reed
printers, 4 lb. 14 oz. to lb. at 58 3d to 5s 6d ; 34-inch 66 reed
printers, 4 lb. 14 oz. to 5 lb. et 5s 3d to 5s 6d ; 36-inch 66 reed
printers, 5 lb. to 51b.11 oz. at Is lid to 5s ; 36. inch 72 reed
printers, 5 lb. in oz. too lb. at 6s to 6s 63 : 30-inch shirtings in
proportion ; 40-inchgold-end shirtings, 60 reed, at.7s to 7s gd;
ditto, 66 reed, at ss 3d to gs 14d ; ditto, 72 reed, at 2s to gs 3d.
ROCiwALE.—The demand for flannels remains steady at
former prices. To-Cay we have had some London buyers in
the market, who must necessarily purchase their goods at the
warehouses of the lars•e manufacturers, as the pieces sold in
Blackwater market are in the grease. There is no alteration in
the Wool market.

LEEDS.—There is no alteration whatever to report about our
this day's market, and things remain in the same state as last
week.

H UDDERSFIELD.-Our market to-day has been a shade better
than of last week. There is still plenty of room for improve-
ment, and it is to he hoped that the fine weather for the harvest,
and the relaxation of the money market that has taken place,
will have a favourable influence upon trade generally. Prices
continue much the same. _ _

BRADFORD.—There is a full supply of all kinds of combing
Wools in the market, but sales are difficult to effect, prices
generally ruling too high to induce the spinners to buy freely.
The demanu for Yarns continues to improve. both for export
and home consumption. We are glad to learn that spinners
generally are obtaining an advance; spinning, for many months
past, has been a most ruinous trade. There is a steady business
doing in all kinds of goods suited to the approaching reason in
the piece market; manufacturers are for the most part making
to order. Prices fully maintained.
LEICESTER.—There is a steady demand for useful goods
suitable to the home trade. The country hands have been so
much engaged in harvest operations that there have been fewer
goods making considerably during the last month. The ad-
vance in workmanship on wrought hose is fully maintained.
Theme is no alteration in the price of either Wools or Yams.