New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-19

both departments il coo showing decrease Of
s24e Ii2 when compared with the preceding return
STATE OF TRADE Is The MASUFAcTUKISG Dis
TzicTs-Tne several weekly reports sao~ NAT trade N
these districts il sii dull The Manchester Examiner
OF the 3ls nit SAYS There l. alteration IN the gen
eral tone OF the market since our last report In Tact
tie prices offered for some descriptions o: yarn are lower
than when the raw material from - 70 p pr cent
cheaper Than il nov l. There Is, however eviden;
determination 10 hold rather than accept the current
prices
The Leeds Inteligencer says The woclen trade mas
been much the this week II mas been tor some
i'm, mast raihe. dull Several OF the manufacturers
working less than ;u time Boin tue nome and The for
e!-n departments are quiet
The bradford Observer OF the 3l=t uit- says Every
thing i as dull possible and the sales during the
week very titnE The supply in i1e market i good
and the disposition firm in maintaining ate prices iarns
Nov that the shippers are ac'ive, many exteu
sye spinning houses have commenced working short
ulae
MoNrHLY REPORT OF THE.Sr2rE OF Trade
The following exrac; fro5l the monthly circular
Messrs McNalr Grcenhow and irving OF Manchester
The transactions Of tue month have been CT com
paranyey limited character. owing 10 the continued
unfavorabe position OF the Cotton market and the IN
possibility Of spiuners and manufacturers realizing
adyance either upon cloth and yarns, at A.! conneRsu
rate with that winch they obliged to pay for the raw
material Prices have again BEEN necessarily very ire
guar with suspension OF ali operations susceptible OF
delay This STATE OF things mas AZ last orouch; about
what ought have been adopted oeorea very general
determination 70 cCrtail the production result
which will act benencisily IN two wsy= nrSty, BY
checking the speculation IN Cotton and, secondly.
10y diminishing the supply that ere the working ol
fun time be again resumed chlci foreign markets
may have become relieved from the depression under
which they have been laborinr by enormous and dispro
portionate supplies. Indeed. in the absence OF any
change IN the Cotton market more probable
that such step that now IN contemplation would
have been rc=Orted TO- Our production Il too heary-
We find by reference circular under this date OF
last year that American cotton from 30 20 ~ ncT
cent lower than what il now "a and that goods and
yarns were generally-some more to 10 per cent
higher than they are to-day.
THE CoRS TRADE.--We take the following
weekly report from the Mark Lane Express OF the 18th
ult@ We inclined to think that. regards stocks
OF HOMEGROWN Wheat, in every respect worse
oil now than We were this period last year having
comparatively old left and greater inroads having
been made III the haris al al usual so shortly after
harvest We have means OF sscertHlnlnc what the
actual stock OF free foreign Wheat in the kingdom at
the present moment may be we are inclined 10 think
that there surplus compared with what was neId
this time last year but how far Will this GO to com
pcnsnte for the loss OF fully one halt OF the potato crop
We copy the following report from the same journal
Of Nov. "a -" We inclined 10 view the present
quesccnt OF the Corn trade the natural result OF
the previous activity and not indication OF doubt
whether the advance already established be really
warranted by the actual position Of affairs. The
sumption OF bread Is unusually great and Is more likely
than diminish prices OF Potatoes having risen
TO such hight render il doubtful whether bread BE-
the cheaper article OF food. The stocks oil Wheat
and Flour in the hands OF the Mers and Bake, cannot
therefore be- expected last very long and IN the
OF u very lew weeks renewed demand for Wheat may be
calculated upon. We consequently disposed 10
think that no decline OF moment occur IN prices of
this article and doubt whether the highest point
has yet been touched.
Quotations OF Flour have remained perfectly ststions
~ with but moderate extent oil business passing IN
the article. The metropolitan bakers have sull suf
cent stock hand 10 carry them on Tor lew weeks
and determined not to buy more till this shall have
been exhausted. In American Flour whether tree or
under lock- the operations have also been restric
i've scale aud prices have remained precisely they
were las, week