New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08
Liverpool Wool SATURDAY, March 6.
state of Trade.
From the liverpool Albion. March 8

From the Liverpool Albion, March 8.
MAScHEsTER-Early in the week fair inquiry
for some descriptions of goods observable but the
business done has been upon the whole much linn
tied than that OF last week The disposition TO give out
orders has, in many instances, been checked by pro
ducers refusing 70 submit TO farther concessions Win
the exception OF a fair demand for some numbers OF
Yarns suitable for the East have to report very
dull and langud market this week. Prices however,
have remained toleraby firm and there has been rather
less disposition TO meet the wishes of buyers. The
home trade houses doing very little Short-time
working continues To prevail and in quarters is
making considerable progress several mills have alto
gether closed this week Our food prospects cannot De
reported In way more cheering or favorable than
last week The accounts from the Continent are deci
dedly more unfavorable. Examiner.
BRADFoRD.-Pieces-Our market has been again to.
day exceedingly dull and less than the average number
of pieces have changed hands The recent failures in
Germany may have contributed some little TO increase
the depression that felt but certainly the general feel
ing has been decidedly gloomy with not much prospect
of speedy improvement. Wool-Ihe wool market has
been very indeed and the business done very little
with a light tendency downward in prices Noils and
Shoots remain without alteration. 1arn-The gloom
long hanging over our yarn market is almost as heavy
az ever The production il very limited, yet the spin
cannot obtain anything like an advance of price.
There has been quite much doing and prices remain
about stationary. Things sadly out Of joint and we
regret that our prospects are not OF the most anmatng
character.
HuppERsFIELp.-There has been considerable i'm.
proyement in market and trade is much brisker
than 1t has been for weeks past The warehouses
during the week, have been but Hat
HALIFAx-Pieces- ia no change for the better
in this market; there few buyers in the hall and
not much prospect Of any Improvement Yarns
much the same they have been for some time back,
being extremely lsnguid. Wool is the same as last
week, and sales very limited.
RocHpALE-There has been a moderate attendance
in the market, but 1t has not been good is usually
the this of the year. Midding qualities
and sorts Of colored goods much inquired al
ter, and generally they sold at last weeks prces. Fine
Pannels and coarse goods were dull and in some in
stances they sold at rather lower prices. Wool was
dull of sale and prices firm.
LEEDs.-The slight improvement which we record
ed last week as having taken place in the demand for
wooden goods has been followed by greatly increased
sales since our last report More cloth sold in our
public markets on Saturday last than had been sold
there any three four market days OF the present
year On Tuesday, too there a good market The
demand principally for the American trade and by
the foreign houses generally and the goods bought
chiefly Of the lower descriptions There was not much
alteration in prices Fine goods are still in little
quest A fair average amount OF business has been
done, during the last few days, in the home trade.
lIntelligencer.
NorTIvcHAM-Lace-Ther has been no change in
this market Few buyers have made their appearance
and the home trade ia dull Little or Irish business
is doing Foreign orders are producing some activity.
Prices remain without material alteration. The
lnueo soid ~eener no DOUBT postponing our spring
demand. Hosiery-We cannot notice any particular
new feature in the trade this week. There is fair de-
msnd for goods In most branches with an expectation
that at the turn Of the month considerable amount
Of business will be transacted in spring goods Yarns
very firm, with an average amount OF business.
nottingham Mercury.
LEIoEsTER.-Wools firm at former prices, but
yarns are dull of sale. Worsted goods fat Ia Cot.
ton goods moderate business doing but brisk
one This has been dull week In the warehouses and
on the whole, there is but little improvement in the de
mand from last week in the receipt of few Amer
lean orders for the Fall. Leicester Mercury.
GLAsGow-Cotton Ysrn-Our Yarn market is still In
a very depressed state, but spnners very firm in
their prices. Cotton Goods-The market is rather
more fat this week than formerly, and see little
prospect Of any decided improvement fer some time
We believe that the high rate Of discount has had the
effect of causing both merchants and manufacturers to
act cautiously and this may in measure,
account for the increased duness prevailing at present
lron-Bars 10 per ton plates, BIB per ton sheets,
al3 per ten nail rods ell per ton rails $40 los per
ton pigs G3 lis Cd per ton.