The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-20

Resolved That the duties Of customs chargeabe upon
the goods wares and merchandise hereafter mentioned
imported into the United Kingdom shall aud deter
mine, viz Animals. living viz asses goats kids,
and bulls cows. calves, horses mares geidings
sucking; bacon; beef fresh slightly saed beef salt
ed not being corned beef bottles Of earth and stone
berrss cotton being articles wholly
or IN part made up not 9th erwise charged with duty
enamel sestine glue; hay; hides, or pieces thereof
enumerted INK for printers nke wrought lamp black;
lnen manufactures of linen, Of linen mixed with
ton or with woo not particularly enumerated other
wise charged with duty not being articles wholly in
part made up; magma graca ware; manuscripts; maps
and charts parts thereof plain coored
meat sailed fresh otherwise described; medals OF
any sort paiiaeo, thatch manufactures; parchment;
thrown Dyed y1 six or s%
Canine Grape silk telescopes; thread not
snums ' or described woollens viz manufactures
cotton, not particularly enumerated described not
Otherwise charged with duty not being articles wholly
rated or described; vellum
SrArs or TaADs in TIE MANUFACTURING Dis
rRIcrs The state OF trade IN incanshlre taking
every thiag into consideration. satisfactory The
silk trade at Middleton, Faisworth, and the neigh
borhood OF M iachester, improves every week !;
weavers OF fine fancy goods have full employment
The silk smalware trade is dull and most places
operatives have little more than half emplo yment
The flannel trade at RochdaIe is depressed ia con-
sequence OF several failures that have lately taken
place The woollen cloth trade at Saddle orth, is
III MODERATE state, ana hands have fuil employ
ment. The hating trade at Ashton, Stoc kport,
Denton, and the neighborhood of M lncheeter, 10
very dull, and operatives at most places hav not
halt employment. The trade in cotton mills at Tod
morden, bicup, and their vicinitics Is moder aiey
brisk TIE trade al Bolton remains without al terra
ton There is healthy feeling in the staple mar
kets, and at M inchester the rates asked are fully
equal TO those noticed ia our lasts this has chez led
business Ia both cloth and yarn; and TILL Sir r.
Peels measures are fully developed, and the mo ney
market 10 placed In an cisier position, We ca mot
expect that general amin ,tion which other wise
would, doubtless, exist. There have been ONE
serious failures this week In London smoagst the
joIat stock banks (coassQaent the Mediate de-
IN and tor the rs-piynsnt OF railway deposlts) and
10 this towa large power loom m inutacturcr, aud
general house, OF no great coaslderauon, have
suspended Ine cloth markets at L.eds, last week,
we're very dul, the uncertainty as TO the intentions
" sovsrnmsn with respect TO the laws ha wing
SUSPENDED all speculation. Ia the warehouse there
was little improvement AT Huddersield, tn ough
.nsle - MOI much improvement In the mark ct, a
ciinYe tor the better was anticipated. At H lock-
nondwike there was no it-rla AL alteration in thu
blanket trade. AT H ilifix there was no alrerstion
either In the piece or yarn market In The wool
m hrket there was rather more doing and nrices
were fully miintaned. rS
Inc general tesllng among the msrcan tile conn
munity Is decd sdly Ia favor of the measures nro
pounded by SIR Robert Peel on Tas,iay n,2nt. m.
tendency OF the whole bsing considered 10 De 10 in
crease greatly al descriptions OF business Toe pro-
dacs OF sasA, ifom Tree labor, has aimee ssally I'd.