The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-11-07 00:00:00

STATE OF TRADE

l'eo4ep....We are happy to report the continued activity of the
Letopoufade of this district in nearly all its branches. The
i7glit "Lan buyers who were down in Yorkshire last week
;en asextensively ; and during the present week there has
el,eo,....ta.tteh business done in the Cloth Halls as could have
ht_StatZted considering the recent weather; the wetness of
11 aat Thhaving in some measure checked the supply of new
„—arket, and consequently limited the assortment.
re'-'°aD MARKET.—There was a fair demand for goods
ISthan Th
_e
4eursday, but as the supply was considerably larger
vat primand, the manufacturers were unable to dispose of
ceS that would enaple them to replace the pieces at
hen't;;_Felisequence of the prices of wool and yarn. The
Zete w "ritet was' nevertheless brisk, and prices firm ; and
'Pthr,4 a good demand for WoOl which caused prices to look
th -Ugh there was an ample supply in the market.
kIktybb,SFIELD MA E —The demand for kerseys and other
eth"ths. especially foßrTihose possessing any novelty in the
ht laavt, this market, on Tuesday, was much more brisk than
4:here e been expected at the advanced period of the
was also a considerable business done in plan
e for the winter trade.
ttl:tetvLea4Lkz MAftxxT.—Notwithstanding the boisterous state of
144.ier buyers Saturday morning, there was a goodly at-
tuqty e! of at our market, and their transactions were
dht,.4tensive in mixture cloths, and in lasting'
(itlierjhe purchases of yarn and wool were COn,
Ito no alteration to note with regard to prices.
ittlO,LE FLANNEL MARKET.—There has been a brisk de
tt.thhai,: flagriels to-day, and the manufacturers have been able
tztehe rather better prices. It is said that
/,07,e (unfinished flannels) were bouP
744.7' r.arket has been but heavy,
;11hvecIt,ed price asked by the dealers. ic is pretty
4440hhaiunat au advance of between fd. and. 2d. per lb.
thheve ed at the wool sales, now going on in London, over
te
prices o f the ate sales, ogh som are leed
altion ath the wool now offered isth in ua
bettere and cleaner

part
I oa
,95ei
and

)Dye
Air
I t°
)01f

0,3,5,
;13,
bil
end

;casco ;
. cloths

n of ordinary

ne flannels in
by 12 o'clock.
rising principally from

1,40, of ‘. AND LACE TRADES.—The cotton hosiery in the
,011ftottingham keeps further gradually improving ; but
itii,!B are itYof Derby the employment is so scarce, that the
compelledihne,.! to come eastward for work. There is nc
1q11; tretin the
.silk branches, especially in the silk glo%
kW 'lotted b ands. if ossible, are suffering more than ev,
any, ranch, once so important, has sunk almost on
`eelbs fast seceding from the trade altogether, the
eU decetb nbest articles made in the hosiery manufactures
1,%; to be"j!Y fashioned. The warp lace trade may at lee
otb. t() in all the branches. The
471)4'43', does not as yet partake o.
totewi,llla. The Jacquard on every I
tot, hetNtion, an effect which has exceee
'N'ttahin,"s• The fancy bobbin.net brancn
t,44'„fonslition, though some of the fore
'tao,„_"awing in, no doubt waiting with
"vinents t,f their countrymen as

Led our r

8 a
kth'l_ikta ad prohiu,,._
l til.lk 4TEd,Nov. . v 4 —The
at, t, IS .'..
zllt At .st stagnant, and in the sm
i kt, Lok,e, en done, the manufacti,-
e e 10,2 s er rates, and .'..,
P 13.t11)ilye'r'r than at the big.
itv, 4t. ~. are not inclined to operate, and the general opinion
tti.et tliv,''ating cloth, of all widths, will go full 3d. per piece
f n 414, 1 ib7,4
~ it is now. Domestic cloth is also giving way i,
'.

Tinting

at td. of the makers u.
't4 nis week, and even at this reu—
lye
ls,ver advanced at all in proportion to
Cp, Sig "al) the buyers refuse to buy, for they
tiout even lower. We learn that the Greeks nave large
INty order and and should prices recede, they will purchase
Ybillt„'e Printers are extremely flat, in consequence of the
k. km 4 Of the cloth market, and the very serious rise
11;tiktlog, rugs generally. The printers --
etesare the spring, both for de laine..
011,, again expected to take the lead, alt,
,1,a5
.00r neighbours, the French, and preparing plan.
VN rola' turn-outs amongst the weavers we have been
tp,lte th. name, for an advance, whieh we
141' ,sinink it is not expected we shah
anY district, although meetings are he
toss:citated_

Lope the

9d. to 6s. 3d

'eat pre

in. 66's rs

h some are

ITERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, Nov 4

pat'
DISCHASCfiD
)Leveets Cured
o,,and
14;1414.rt-Patients

26 I In-patients

tiouse v

own request 4

patients

,nd Mr.Dawsor

lens and N. D. Bold, Esqrs.
Mr. T. Inman.
JAMES BOLD. Treasurer

kT LLOYD'S