Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-09-11

From the N. York Dry Goods Reporter, Sept. T.
| DoMEsTIc.-1his is, we believe, admitted to be
the business month of the jobbcrs.
We remark III report Of the Foreign market that
the assOrtmcntS broken; the same observation
will apply the Domestic but the facilities OF pro
ductOn great the deficit be easily supplied
OF the sly les Of Goods mostly in demand. The cur
rent has been very buOyant week with our com
mission men generally; very many Goods have been
sold, and prices have been fully maintained. Some
styles of Brown Shcrtings ont Of the market and
sold in advance Of production, while others OF equal
value but not OF brands well known, are neglect
ed II is well established fact that Indian Boad
Shirings will sell when article of equal value, but
not having 'thc NAME" will not. ,.,-.
The stock of Drills is small, and taken for con-
sumption about As fast as produced; prices remain
firm, with steady demand. In Bcachcd Goods,
the demand has rather improved. The Foreign, on
the other hand, neglected, and disposition 10
affect sales. We allude more particularly to the
medium and lower qualities. OF these styles, the
importation has been greater.
BrO,cn !&eetingS and &rtingS-Stock small,
prices very firm.
Bieachcd Shirtings and .SheetingS-Priccs firm,
assortment good and sales large.
Prints-Finc and low priced, good demand; me-
dunn STYLES neglected: sales very large.
HripeS-Good assortment moderate demand.
UOOlicHS-All Styles move off frccly-priccs are
firm, with little advance styles.
FoREGGN.--A very strong opinion appears to pre-
vail that the stock of A pacas is very large Alpa-
costing less than 25 cents per yard, arc now fill
ing the place OF Bombazcttcs and Circasslans. Our
country is comparatively bare of Goods. Our streets
present remarkably busy scene. Accounts from
Philadelphia and Boston say that an immense bust
is doing i'll those cities As general statement,
with regard to the market for the present week, we
may say that the stocks of desirable Goods in the
aggregate not heavier than at this time last year
and aSsorments are somewhat broken.
Ginghams-AssOrtmcntv very rood, steady demand,
and desirable styles freely taken.
Hosiery assortment good. Sales large, with a
steady demand.
Linens-Assortmcnt very good, fair demand, but
prices not very satisfactory.
BiankcfS-Low Negro Blankets are scarcc-stock
of all styles small, fair demand; orders have been
refused at manufacturing districts, at old prices.
Dtndce GOOdS-Good assortment open, and prices
abroad have advanced. Some heavy failures of man
uacturcrs, and an active demand for Brazil.
IrintS-An active demand for low qualities; low
priced are also in request while the medium quail
ties are selling at a loss.
-iipacas-Many have been offered at auction and
tn" prices well maintained; the finer qualities in
fair demand but the stocks of all styles much re-
duccd.
Cashmercs and Dizziness Some very beautiful
styles in market, and a fair demand.
Cioths-Stocl< Of German heavy, with fair demand
and all over $3.50, bring fair prices under that, the
American use better stock, and by many pre-
fcrrCd.