The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-22


trade not in the market On the whole the prospects
Of business not discouraging, is there the slight
est disposition the part of the manufactures to submit
to lower prices excepting indeed for obsolete patterns
goods not adapted TO the in the wool market
there is under all circumstances moderate business do
ing, and prices are firm.
LEEDs.-The supply tof fancy coakings, shawls, and
heavy tweeds has been very small last week. whilst the
demand continues brisk hence the hole sold both
Saturday and Tuesday although there is quite
much doing in beavers and pilot cloths generally yet in
GOOD qualities they continue to be taken out OF the arket
IS they brought in Prices looking little and
the general stock of ha goods is lower than for many
years at the Blu mess is lively in the ware
houses, considering the late period oi the year.
LEIcEsTER.-Trade continues to slackcn Christmas
approaches and the advices from London somewhat
unavorabie. Woods and yarns are rising however ,
MAScHEsTER.-Ourc cloth market has been materially
influenced by the extensiyetrnout Of workmen at Ash
ton and large amount OF business has taken place at adj
vanced prices the improv extends TO all descrp
lions except grey fusans and domesties and should the
y to be the result In yarns there is little or no altea
lion As usual at this season, the demand Except for
few descriptions suitable for India is very limited but
prices are on the whole, toersbly steady.
RocHo,LE FLsVNEL MARKEr-There a very dull
market last Monday and the business transacted has been
upon very limited scale The manufacturers paying
higher wages and ing this and the rise in the price
Of WOOL ask higher prices for their goods this advance
Las been resisted by the buyers In some instances, ii is
said, two shlngs couple has been obtained
by the manufacturer and in general they have refused to
sell without advance There has been but little doing
in the wool market, and no variation in prices.
WAKEFIELp.-ln the wool market there was compare
lively little doing in combng sorts but blanket and low
clothing woods IN lar demand and prices were hrm The
transactions in the piece market at Hudderfed OF
the most limited character.
HAvRE, Nov. 3O.-Ashes--Prices Of American Potash
have declined and 100 bbls of which half arrive
sold at az 10 50f per 90 kill duty e 26 paid LOT
Of 20 bbls Pearosh LIST brands found buyers 5 GAL also
duty paid An arrival of 40 bbs Pots and 80 bbs Pearls
ca'he by the Emerald, from New York. Bees.wax-We
have to record sale Of IS bags New Orleans at Il 80 and
IS bags New York yellow, at IL 30 per kill duty "a 5ths
g paid. supply of 81 bags came in the Emerald, from
New York Cottons-Our market has exhibited the same
degree of sness during the last week that has charac
terized IL since the commencement OF the month for,
Notwithstanding that there good ground for ancipa
ting activity in the demand the trade having for
length OF time bought very sparngly the transactions
have been very limited, and although at intervals slight
symptoms Of revival have manifested themselves, they
have been merely transitory and business has again
lapsed into dull state Prices which already in
cropping condition. have consequently given way, and
decline off has taken place middng and inferior
United States descriptions, at which reduction there
seems little disposition the part Of dealers 10 operate
largely The advices TO sh inst brought by the packet
SNIP Emerald although perhaps the whole rather "a
ForaDe man otherwise. were not productive OF any
change but there Is at the present moment great de-
hciency OF spirit prevalent that prospects of improve.
ment seem TO be lar from immediate and whence il Is like
~ arise would under the circumstances be difficult TO