New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21
Manchester Monthly Trade Report.

rom Ia ray 4 COS Nftuir % NO.
In 1896 property and commodities Of every descrip-
u haa aa ned an srhay hh value ony here but aso
o..el onifs. t..s.t ~ p,"'i 'r t 49,. i W 49,
different nations had sgee5 exchange their re.peee
sn difference b. year
Immediately ov TX ms ss shosea ou, 30 clearly mat sg,.
Twelve nuth ago bad 20 contend with crs 81 uupaaeet
e,erty and The Octoter particular panic
The community Of this county Mon.y then
ad Tie rate q discount r "a To per cent per annum Tie ste
of bullion va h,e millions Of pounds es- than nov BAT cotton
VIE from 40 70 oPer ceaI higher than a. the present moment II
ear. tsprs.on With -acy food
sed to cope With p,esea deaes and the interruption Of
ee with The continent de past month was uneoae'e9g one
netpeced TO those most Interested A. proved serious DOR
-,nloed when that according calculation By
potent ersons os Of o upon every J d paid UP tai has on
n average been sustained on railway shares so5 N oeooe I
does not include the oss accuiag those Who bought t- descP
80 ~ % 80 e., be- ~ ts , a iol ne ne M
required they found however stocks Of tbs description
cou at be- turned money last mouth except a' immense s
mon aelbe 90 dispose Of Their goods or shares At .a,aee
While e Railway crs exercised ~ uniayofae- ntaelee al ho
of renewed political connections reached us from abroad
ulncn when political durtances other parts bad oni ~ .~e
= i, e,, ,s,, .ers,.ls on. trsis Mn tbo.e coartre.
s ,,, i l ma, he e,,ler4s rom ,be e, tbs ,.ou,
1vc ehs q our total exports OF cotton sbuc are taken those
ty exhibiting the same power 10 right hse a, has shown on ~
Of difficulty and depression Tie consumption
going pub e early tue month showed
increase the quarter ending the 10Th Of October
compared with thf the proceeding Tie cotton mills con
nue exceptions, work fuu time, Notwithstanding lie
complaints &c masters that pnCes unemuneraine The
a well that working short time enhances The
fhr article produced and that TIE excm= low
ruling the ous Inducements for merchants 70 elect purchases
sufficient magnitude prevent
OF sfocks. which sfM end With lev eNceltou
comparatively light Wien consider that about Ten millions
the present time worked week
goods the home trade must b. considerable
present prices The agricultural dsfcts better
position hsn they former al least DO
not the Of work
pres the land have been greatly benefited by
railway undertaking. According ote declared value exports
show sensible falling of bot TO- weight OF yafnand number ct yards
goods sflfi The oHy oi comparison When
from The material tlnlast
pa-n exported longer of Che less
satisfactory export trade u has been suggested 90 te
Trade that Tie weight OF the paag exported o ite tar
greatly such
added present mode making the table exports and
hope this plan VIII be- adopted from The beginning
year The shipments o The East are more nearly approaching n
quantity WHIST the, last but must BE- e'et ita
a. t. period exports those pafs tel of materially
Goods exported AZ present low rae
prlsb, induce repetition and oi shipments and Is
hoped that Notwithstanding the present low prices o M
ots producers will md m their interest 90 keep Che working
Glasses well emp los "a throughout the Winter months