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now rivals those 10 the West Of England.-There
is much competition between different sections oi
this country in the manufacture OF woollens. Ihe
West for long time held the supremacy but in
Bond street, the Leeds cloths now command the
highest prices, and are in the greatest demand. ln
some points OF view the North enjoys superior ad-
yantages. Here there is kind oi community OF
interest The manufactures are compact, and i'm
provements made in one, are, by the exercise ot a
liberal spirit, readily communicated to all In the
West, on the other hand the manufactures are
scattered over the country. while Jealousy among
rival establishments keeps any advantages In skill
secret, for the purpose OF securing monopoly.
So say the inhabitants OF Leeds, and such have
reason 10 believe is the fact, although not founded
on my own observation.