Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-12
ARRiVAL AT BOSTON OF THE
STEAMER sd q CALEDONIA
ssAss,
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Eleven days later from Europe.

The Royal Mail Steamer Caledonia, Captain
LOTT, arrived at Boston on Friday afternoon.
from Liverpool, which port she left on the 9th !
ult.
The news by this Steamer is of an unpleas-
mt character The commercial embarrass-
nents have increased since the departure of the |
previous steamer.
There has been a further fall in the prices of
Cotton, Breadstuf1s, Sugar, Coffee, and other
articles of commerce.
DISTRESS IN THE MANurAcruRrye DsrR1crs--
Business in the manufacturing districts is completely
parayseI nor do we see ny prospect of immediate
relief these remarks are applicable to the wooden
districts OF Yorkshire, well those of cotton in
Lancashire, Our accounts from Manchester say there
is not n material change ofany kind in the warn or
goods market; where transactions confined the
very narrowest compass, sales are being made at ve
~ low rates. for cash, by parties in urgent need such
however. are few in number. On the whole manu-
iacturers are very firm in maintaining their prices
The returns which bt ing published respecting the
rapid dninution OF employment in and around Man
chester, are getting more discouraeng every day 1t
appears from the returns that, during the week end
ing October ID, fewer than thirteen mills ceased
working full time OF which seven had commenced re-
ceased
Up to the date noted above, ont of Al coo the num-
Der OF hands employed in the us mills in the borough
of Manchester. there engaged % 300 full time,
S70l short time, and 9IOS unemployed. We learn
also, that the sroppage OF mills in the districts adlon
ing Manchester is increasing considerably. Our ac-
counts from Leeds aud Iidddersfied speak uniavora-
bly, OF trade in those localities. AT Halifax manuac-
tued goods are unsaleable, even at sacrifice, and
prices merely nominal, In the yarn trade less is
selling, but stocks are not accommodating owing to the
prudence OF the spinners. The reports from Roch-
dale are not so dscouraging The wool market there
is unusually quiet. Flannel and pieces find ready
sale. Less business is doing at Bradford, and gener-
al inactivity prevails. Yarns have sunk 10 price
irous to all engaged in them We have so advices
N.,.ttn r.rt Vnt,,
tain anything that is calculated 10 afford much encour
agcmeut.
The European Times Of the 10Th, says
Since our publication OF the 9Th inst, up to the
present moment the commercial distress, described in
our last number, has gone on increasing. Each day
discoses the tact of widely-spread mercantile
disaster and it is most difficult amidst the general
gloom which prevails, TO discover any mode by which
we sall get speedily extricaed from the difficulties
which surround US. In Liverpool consequent upon
the failure OF the Royal Bank yesterday distrust pre-
walls to such fearful extent that business s parayzed
and no sales OF any kind OF produce can be effected
quoted terms, or without a considerable reduction
from them Participating in the general gloom which
pervades NIL other branches OF trade, Cotton mar
ket, during the past fortnight, has been very dull and
nngnd. Hardly anything was bought on speculation
aud very little taken for export. The trade, of course
Limited their operations to immediate wants that
the sales, since the 9TH Instant, are CT small amount.
In the general stagnaon OF trade and the adoption
OF short me in the manufacturing districts, COM
bned with ne severe money pressure prices have CIV
y" "''S E,on"'' "'','s ''t '"'S" w ~
decline OF $50. to 81. on American Brazil l-4q.
to 3 So. Egyptian, So. to 8 30. per 10. These
were the cIou9 luoIo"s lor Iast week wn.s' i Ees
"ruuy uie sIivs-"hicn ho"eNrr, WIRE oniy iSo'
bugs, were made AT further decline OF AZ TO 81
below Fridays prices
III secoi'u cui,i III VI our PPer pnoseu 'ol tle
in the price OF Wheat and Flour the Liverpool Corn
Exchalge on that day The advance, however, was
no. u III. "en Jay j., S
London, prices had downward tendency. since
shat date large arrivals OF foreign corn, and the de-
pes,eI s'Ig 81 uIc MONEY miIN'.i NV uiJwn u
Eoo'h over uit Luuo. ana Nv poor 1ot Nchul' &c
'I p''ces nave ,'e 20 ana ue.m " currency no.
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ulIicu't % s"t .c I'e' soits otheu iHt "teh1 pm
81 oui tue i'eTI3r DESCRIPTIONS we're W.
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