The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-16

very scarce and con6dsncs has been somewhat
shaken by several failures in the bazaar Business both
tied. Cotton Manufactures Tho market continues DE-
pressed and sales generally be effected only by sub
been considerable demand for low grey jacone,s and
madapoams but in consequence Of the advanced period
OF the season. and the holders generally having met the
demand no Improvement in prices has taken place
There is slight Improvement in grey madapollams Of
stout fabrics White madapolams and white long cloths
continue duh Of SALE and we have material change to
note in their value Cambrics and muslins Of all descrp
tons continue in limited request very low prices
Turkey red cloths and prints of every description
quite neglected and can be forced ID only al heavy
sacrifice YarnsThe inquiry is still confined superb
at our quotations Metsls~we have It'll. change to
note in the prices of metals and the sales have been few
About so candies brazers copper have been sold at SAL
The price ofron does not improve Notwithstanding high
prices in England and diminished import which may be
partly accounted for by the scarcity Of money but chief
terror consequent upon the high price, In other articles
Of export there is little nothing doing FreghsTo
Great Britain may be quoted at 80 los ton and rsl9
to 30 per candy to China Money Market Government
securities In consequence of the intensity OF the money
Of Demand for b ana an influx
Of paper from Calcutta and other places the rate Eng
land has advanced to g and 2s ID per rupee according
Calcutta bills have been freely offered There has been
another sale Of five laos of Government bills Calcutta
at thirty days sight which averaged 93 annas per 100
Price Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. each, Bank Of Eng
land notes. per +. RS IL.
State OF Trade.
inquiry for 10 shirtings but with this exception the
cloth market continues dull it in the former
whatever.
L.NcAsHIRE, Thursday. May 2s-The cotton spinning
and power loom weaving branches at Oldham Cromp
ton Royton and vicnities in toleraby aourishing
condition All differences existing betwx the turnout
power loom and their employers have ceased
and the erection and extension mo, Of new cotton mil:
Failsworth and Manchester has improved little during
the last few weeks but the silk smallware business
dnll az
Oldham, Ashton Denton. Stockport, and vicnes, has
very seriously diminished in amount during the last
years and the number of workmen engaged in il have
dwndled down to very small number yet the spring
orders have given lived impulse the trade but
porary advantage the few parties interested in that
line The gingham and nankeen business at Wbitefeld,
wages very low indeed The trades in the other towns
ten or twenty miles round Manchester remain much in
the same state we noticed in our last.
YoRK,HInE--The cloth markets at Leeds last week
dull but large quantities of goods delivered
to order In the warehouses, also business dull
On Tuesday last the general character Of the market
was dull, and by means average business doing
In the English wool market the demand steady,
though not brisk and prices firm. fair quantity
of foreign wool changed hands at former prices At the
Wakefield wool market extensive sales made, and
prices firm. At Ponteract wool market there
per stone. At Huddersfeld there was more activity
both the piece market and in the warehouse than for
extremely limited. AT Bradford there mark.
ed improvement in the piece market and some advance
prices. In the wool market there was better DO.
mand and yarns continue steady The trade at Barnsey
continues to be in very depressed state many hands
out of employ and such in work have to
perence much delay and waiting to obtain it Conside.
rable distress prevails throughout the town.
RocHDALE, Monday, May 25-We have had rather
better demand for fannels to-day and pieces have
been sold than last Monday. In the wool market the
business transacted has been limited but prices firm
LEIcEsTrRWe have nothing particular to report this
week. Worstcd goods have been inquired after, but
sales Of any consequence have been effected Yarns
continue firm and rather large transactions in wool
have taken pace.-Leicesfer Chronicle.