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Lard and Grease Free


STATE or TRApE.-LrrcrsrnR, Thursday, July H.
The cotton-spinning and poweroom weaving depart
ments at Blackburn Burnley Colne, Pedham and their
been for many years pas-inany factories in the
above districts in OF erection and operatives
have better wages than they had twelve months ago At
saddeworth there is good demand for woollen goods
for the home markets, and operatives generally have full
employment The calico block printing at Accrington,
Church Parish, Owadtwiste, and in all the above dis
trcts is very dull-operayes at most shops have not
half employment, whilst many of them have not had any
work for seve raj months past The machine printing is
moderately brisk, and at many places machines
being put up In the towns ten miles round Manch
there more buildings, of various sorts, being erected
than for many years past and operators employed in the
building business have better wages than they have had
for many years.


MANCHESTER, Wednesday, July l3.-The demand for
quantity the market being exceedingly small prices
especially OF counts under No 40, have still upward
tendency In the goods market there is fair business
doing and purchasers have shown inclination to
enter into contracts for future delivery of good shrtngs
and printing cloths, but lighter fabrics quite SO
|


| RocnpAtE FL.vNrl M,RKrr, July 1.-THE flannel
market shll continues good and the demand is quite
equal to that of last week There has not been muc
doing in the wool market, but former prices have been
| fully maintained.


YonEsHfnr The cloth markets at Leeds las, week
were rather dull but there large deliveries from
the warehouses, and every prospect of good autumn
trade. In the foreign wool market there was very ami
the English market sales were steady and prices firm
at late quotations ~ Wakefield few sales effect
ed in clothing sorts Blanket wool continued scarce al
shade higher prices. At Hull market there was a fair
show, and prices ranged from 2ss 10 29s per ton A.
York, on Thursday considerable business transact
ell AZ the following rates ;Cheyiot hog los to los Cd
good hog and l4 lis ca to los adj locks and 81
TO Us per Stone. AT Banbury wool air last week more
| than 30 900 feeces were pitched and 3147 tods were
sod TIE average price being 2os Cd per b. At Hudscrs
heid 1911 average business done in the piece
Sets, and the warehouses were unusually active. Al
haaN there was no material alteration, except in the
wool market Nolls and common brokes together were
quoted at fl0 " ei to $40 los per pack AT Bradford
lair amount OF business done In the piece market
nu WithoIt any improvement in prices. The yarn
tinuei dull though there slight nj in
me demand In the wool market combing sorts OF the
oes descriptions and also noli and brokesweie Ia good
demand at full prices
i Woods and yarns fully as firm as they
were last week The demand for goods is also very
AIR. but SIN In anticipation; and in consequence OF tb:
together with the state OF the stocks In the
ani the natural disinclnaton to Manufacture more
OF affairs the manufacturers have declined acc edinp Ia
several requests that have this week been made or an
| advance Of wages. great deal will necessar, de.
pend upon the state OF the weather for the next few
weeks, snd the safe geng-n of the harvest whether
we shall have prosperous autumn trade We glad
to find that few orders for hosiery have been re-
ceyed from sydney within these few days past


| STATE oP TRADE Is rHE MANUFACTURING DrsrRcTs.-


he ne accounts lately received from the manufacturing
mets represent trade being in rather satisfactory
on'oh. ~ Nanc hester, the demand for yarn contin


y good as for sdlfe weeks past; and the quantity N
t9e market being exceedingly small prices especially


COUNTS under No. 40 have still upward tendency


'"u socds moskets st,ers ~ atr doing, and
r.sers nave shown more inclination TO enter into
s; 9n.acts ior future delivery Of good shirngs and


c,oths but lighter fabrics quite good


w ~ me better qualities. N IuddersReld and the


.''s ,'olh msikes, ff amuaut cf nusness las been
'Eeoe not yet much Improved,