Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-21
TRADE REPORTS.

From the ~ Y. Dry Goods Reporter of Satlrdav
DOMESTIC Dry GooDs.-We pleased to say that the
sales OF Domestic Goods show anncrease over last week
lhe late news from Europe, has cectualy >tineushed
an hopes OF lower prices for the material and the.e
lore holders a;e irmer in prices allowing customers 10
leave rather than shade in time or price.
IN Prints we notice very credabie Improvement ever
last year
The Two Bingham Factoiesn of the United States are
gohg much to advance the character Of American fabrics
we to-day; weighed piece from The Glasgow Mills (ther
oIuay producto and found hat 81 yards weighed lbs
or yards to the h. while and equal priced article az
9eotch manufacture weighed 81 yards the h. and con-
tanned At least u per cent Of starch The American article
was undrcssed and superior in pattern
FOR Woolens The demand has bcen remarkably ac-
i've, but the stock of goods not LARGE ana tn advanced
ard The advancing prices of Wool makes holders and
cohGehty expect higher rutes Unless this expectation
l. realized many Satnet nails will shut down me osrs az
the article cannot be produced from wool al prese
pr " P
FoREiGs Dry GooDs-stocks at presen; are very r,n
large portion ofthe incoming Goods passing directly from
he sup TO the Importers lofts wtnout tarrvig in Puhc
store or Government Warehouse
FROM all the sources at command, we cannot learn
d the importation likely be excess of The wants Of
le country as The high prices in Europe and the lew
prGs .e United states have deferred many from giving
ana the unsatisfactory advices which must be sent
from this country, with the active home demand win dis
courage heavy consignments.
BRITISH GooDs-Prices remain much the same as lat
seson ana VIII not'adv vance unless there Is positive
scarcity apparent in any particular class Of goods which
must also extend to those that be substituted as The
american VIII never pay higher plce long as neigh
Dor mas single roce which he sell the old prices
FOREIGN WooI.-We of the impression Woolg will
not fecede from present prices for the u month";
lhere Is short supply al all points, Europe and America
ana the number sheep less than they were three wears
smce while consumption has greatly increased There will
kept in notion ~ w
The scarcity of Domestic has driven manufacturers from
necessity TO use Foreign Woods, in many cases before
thought impractcble, and from the universal complaints
OF "shsu supply" from manufacturing quarters Pros
poets are indeed gloomy for here in the pres
cht depressed state OF the market for ctured w0o-
ems.
DOMESTIC Wool Very little change Pr.ccs fully
equal to last week low grades about cents higher
Pulled Woods very scarce and 10 large lo in market
The high price of VOL prevents killing The sheen an
ruled Wool will remain scarce for the next month.
Sales of the week about $4,000 lbs.
American Saxony fleece. 50a55
run Dlooded Merino.. so
ssrrer ,Ii "iE o''''..'''.........40a 43
super pulled Country OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SO ado
HIDES The Stock on hand is 10000 and upwards the
arrivals are large and the demand mot keeping pace with
he lliX the Spring trade will open with heavy stock
IN store Notwithstanding the OIL hand the mar
ket Is firm. ~ ~
The sales are 10000 Buenos Ayres on private terms
1000 Rio Grande % lbs. l4i 5000 Buenos Ayres smn
posed i4s 1000 wet sailed Buenos Ayres Gsc -
LEATHER The demand is good and the market active
Ne Iuote 'emiock hight, and middle Buenos Ayres and
lions. - va f"''"-
Light weights, Hemlock sole. .l5aa161
II 40 16i
Oak Slaughter, Light weights. n a53
do DO rI maaie 40 ..'..'.........2Oa %
Oak, American, Heavy. N! a %
Slaughter Waxed Upper Oak. o5aoS5
do do IiemlocE 20 " 20
Wuxed Calf Skins, oak.........,'. so SS
40 40 Hemlock. 60 a IS
loot AND SHOE TkADE.-Trade is sill very dull with
the exception OF moderate demand for California con-
sqe9t upon The sailing of two three large vessels This
week ipr mat place. From all we learn we should
Judge that kip Broeans will probably rule rather bsh IN
ne coming spring asmos of the heretofore employed
on ahat klnd Oh work are now employed grained and
long legged boots to the California demand Cssif
Brogas will no doubt be kept foy up present rates
Gents fine peg Calf Imitation Stitch Boots 25ooaoo
Cents Stout Peg Calf Boos........,. oloooso
Cents first quality Stout Kip Boots I75aoGS
Gents good quality stont Kip Boots 137loI1s
Boys and Youths prime Kip Boots l0Oai AZ 10
Mems Long Grained eewed Boots 3T5a5on
Mems do do Peged Boots 225n3c0
Mems Thick Boots. double sole first qual 75no00
Mems Thick Boots, double sole good anal e2a175
Mems Thick Boots. common Dual l25n 20
Mems Kip Brogans first quality s5si0o
n,ois nlp pnauslhs, good qualily 75as0
Mems Split Br0gans COOK qunlily epI0n-o
p ,1i, anu russett 'hck brogans 81 liza 10
Voys 'lno IGN pools l00al2l
iou''s WICK boo's 70aI00