{"character_count": 6900, "word_count": 1214, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9495999813079834], "ccnet_perplexity": [1935.300048828125], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
are very dimcuu 70 ehec The ocks here and at Annoy
ara very large.


lren-Ths market is over supplied. and little is conse
quently doing


Lead-The market il somewhst 6rmer, in consequence
chiefly OF the demand created by the Tienzn junks
loading In the river and prices have advanced
an advance Of about half dollar on Canton rates.


Long CothsA good deal OF business has been done IL
those goods during the week. both et Canton asc
HOng-kong At Annoy the demand Is steady, and likely
70 continue so. il supplied in reasonable degrees A.
Chusan Nngpo and Shanghse the transactions repoi
10 us have been almost all IN barter


Long Ellis Little is doing except in barter, the
being unfavorsble the sale OF such goods


Opium-The msrket continues firm, being supported
in some degree by the smailness OF the supply Our
latest arrival is the Waterwtch, from Calcutta with
dates to the IS OF June, when prices were quoted at
Co.'s Rs !so Tor Patns and Cos ks "a 600 for Bensres
with of 2oIe chests of the former and 900 do
Of the latter.


Tin is little request.


Tin laes frmer than for some time past, the sup
sS %S. ssns more and rates nave advanced
ErpoRrs-Alum This article il now brought down in
large quantities IRON the coast and shpped generally for


csmphor plentiful and can be bought from SIS to sas
per pecuI


and will be brought to market as it can be dried


silk--Tsatee eThere Is none OF last years crop
here The silk s said to be 6rmsr and plentiful
than last seasons Canton--The supply small. The
second aud third crops are said to have bsen destroy
by the late rains


Tea-Black- Very little is doing in old tea A few
chops OF new Congons In Canton. for which most
orbtant rates are asked, and have, in one or two in
M ., one
chests OF Orange Pkoe have fouad purchasers as 70
to 80 pecul GreenBusness is entirely conansd to
Freights-To London and Lverpool-Es per ton Of
80 feet To Outports-Ten shings per ton additional.
Csrgoes scarce and shippers unwilling submit
the old rates.


State or Trade.


MANCHESTER, Nov 1T is a curious fact that country
houses merchants and calico priLtsr during the whole
of the week. have been almost at stand STILL and AZ the
time, spnners and manufacturers havehsd good
demand and have refused last weeks prices Indeed
the spnners and manufacturers OF loom printers
completely cleared Of stock and contracting for
all they make TOR the next three four months Our
manuiactur, rs, ALSO Of heavy cloths equally busy
doing domestics than has been done for the last
Ave or six years, and at very satisfactory rates.


One manufacturer assured that many had turned
from making d0Restics to powerloom prners thst the
supply Vi heavy cloths is not equal to the demand an
month, to deliver Many masters we are learn
have advanced the wages of their hands and do hope
all will follow SO good an example for spinners and
manufacturers particularly when both are combined
well ao to do il; for scarcely within the memory
man regular natural and profitable business
known in this district The hands not unreasona'lc
and we trust the masters will at comply. The pr
ces for ~ inch 66s and 72s follows ~ inch COS
BRADFORD, Thursday Wool mari et-There is not the
slightest improvement IN the demand since our last, and
what has changed hands during the past week is only in





Yarn marketThe disposition to still farther decrease the
production m progressing for the spinners complain Of
material and, unless the latter recedes the
spinners appears almost certain that the operatives
LIKELY to ns only ysry s Which much
business has been done to-day but the prices very
Encouraging and will in way tend to stop the progress
OF doing less, which il daily Ding on.


RocHDALE The piece market, on Monday, was more
languid than usual and the business transacted
a very limited scale Prices ra her lower and buyers Of
ia WI m n nOd dem nd


LEEDs-Though the market, on Saturday last was,
like most Of the Saturday narkefs this season. com.
day, in clothes suitable for the winter trade but the
finer descriptions OF cloth goods not ready to
sell MOS! :; O. the domestic warehouse: continue @ iuiiy
HuDDERsFIGLD.-There was an average attendance OF
at the market Tuesday and their purchases
we're fully as extensive as c0uli be expected for the
Indeed whatever may be the weekly report Of
the sales in the Peceha there be doubt that
OF our manuiaSsurers manu- are doing good amount oi sasi
execution Of them leaves nothing to crack or In the
way Of profit


days this week Manufacturers complain that prices
not remunerating.


this market saturday With fair attendance Of
buyers the sales OF fully average amount and
there matersl change IN hs price ofehsr manu-
factured pieces, yarns or wool


WAKETIELD-We have new feature to report In this
weeks wool market, which, upon tho whole, has been
very quiet the few sales that have been made are
upon the terms of last week.


LEICESTER No improvement has taken place since
last week. The London houses afraid to give any
orders al present This inactivity in the demand for
naturay renders the business in woods and
very dull


HosrERy AND LACE The state Of the cotton hosiery
trade in nearly every branch keeps gradually getting
worse the hands laborng under almost every privaon
The cut up hose branch 10 now equally dull with the
wrought hose and. Notwithstanding the extreme low
price VIII ch they Fabricated it 10 proved that
even ex RENE cheapness will not force a market Tn
cotton drawer and pantaloon trade has not revived still
i is in much better state than il was two years since.
The silk glove branch IL, if any ythng, worse.


rhe bobbin net trade is still in tolerable condition
though not brisk it is in opinion in much better
state fancy goods than il il immoderatey the
the wages such that the workmen live by their indus
try great still exists Of night working, which 10
extremely detrimental both to their comfort and their
health The warp lace trade has not at present much
proved but still there are great hopes Of renovation,
several additional new manufacturers are making
from this description Of stocking machinery.


General Sessions.
Before the Recorder, and Aldermen Hasbrouck and


Winship.


MATTHEW C. PATERSON, District Attorney.


Nov. %. -Construcfiue Grand LGrceny.-A man named
James Kelly, tried upon indictment for construc
tive grand larceny in obtaining barrel Of brandy Of
gn anil ten gallons OF port wine worth in all $40, from
the arm of James A. ORiley Sons the 18th Of Sep
Carney, had called the store Of the O'Rileys and
ordered the liquor to be sent to the house Of Kelly
No. 50 Wiett street. Daniel Cavanagh in the
employ Of the O'Reey's, took the liquor to the house
Of Kelly, and he directed his wife to get the money and
tn German to unload the liquor. Alter he had done
demanded the whole amount Of the bill the goods
but Kelly refused to comply, and neither goods