New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-26


Total for hrees 20 s sZ2sIssol7 sasss5 SIS
adding estimate for Savannah the aggregate in rouod
Dumber $3.50 O0OO 600 against $685. ooo 900 imports
The remaining quarter viii not probably materially
change this ropJrtOn. The exports from Southern
FORTS VIII probably show some decline as compared
with the quarter ending March 80, bot at THIS port
they ore in ncess about o. 100000, and the imports
show Just about the same increase. t.
There is good feeling in Breadstus and low grades
ore &C. y Dbl better. The shipp ng demand is oonsid
cable The sales of the day were $4,000 bbis State
brands are &c O5 to So 20. The shipping demand for
Wheat is also active at to SC. bush. advance.
Tba sales are 50, 900 BUSH The first parcel of new
Ohio this season was received by Railroad and cold at
OIL GO Corn is firm and in good demand. Pork is
not active but Mess is rather higher. Beef is active
and unsettled Sugars continue active and firm. Sales
100 hhds., principally Cuba. Coffee is also active,
with sales Of about 5000 bags Rio ai lodllc. Mo-
asses is steady In Cotton there is but little doing
holders refusing any concessions to buyers
Nohu of Importance has transpired in the Domes-
tic Dry Goods market during the week: there is
moderate business doing in wOoers and cOored cot
tons suited to the early Western and Southern trade
but bu,ers have not as yet taken hold with any de-
gree of animation Brown sheetiDgs and shrtings are
in moderate demand and prices are steady; stand
ard makes of 4 4 sheetiDgs are selling at &c,
ard extra qualities at &c. B cached goods are
little ore inquired ard "a Shrtings are scarce and
in demaI at frmer rates. this owing principal to
falling off in the production, the low rates ruling tor
the interior class Of fabrcks during the past season
having attacted the stenion Of producers to other
XII of goods. UnLleached goods have been 10 ac-
tive request during the whole season, both for export
and consumption ard this had the e.c to send fewer
good, to the bleacberies. Fine Shirtngs seliug
In, d.ratty at steady rstes Brown Drills are in uou
sual light stock and prices firm at &c. Beached
arc Corset are scarce and in moderate request at sc
ard Blues at 9lc Corset Jeans more inquired for
and prices are finn at lace Canton Flannes continue
TO cell freely at lOa1llc. for standard qualities,
and although the production has been hugely
Increased drriog the past year there is no
accommodating stock. Denims are in moderate demand
and pricts are firm, the high rates for the raw ma
terial hes strength, ned the views Of holders. We
quote the rspge from 9c for medium to l3c for extra
qualities. OsDaburgs are inactive and there is now
better supply offering, prices are, however, wen nam
tanned Ticking still in small supply, especially
starcaId nskes and prices range from loc, as 10
quality Stripes are also in light stock and with
moderate demand prices remain firm. Printing
Cloths are in coed demard here and at the East,
u
AKA picks at &c GOx64 picks, SO inches at ste aud
other picks in the same proportion Some of the mills
on this class of goods have recently changed on to
other styles the "Ispwch are now producing Corset
Jeans 90 inch wide at c aud Colored Cambrcs at SIC
This mil until recently run On Pr Mt Cloths One
or more nils have been destroyed by fire also not long
since. This falling of in the producpou together with
the high rates for Cotton will account for the advanced
prices of print cloths Prints are in moderate demandt to
the early Southern and Western trade and of the
most popular styles from the leading printers have
already beer closed out ard require reprnting, jet.
notwithstanding this, we must say that the trade is
backward the facilities Of for wardng goods South and
Wet so far in advance Of previous years. tbat
distant buyers are not compelled to enter the
market so es,ly in former seasons. We have
Ieyer seen better display than is e1hib
tied this season from the different priot works
The Pacific Company especially deserve great credit
for the progress they have made in this branch during
the two years Of their existence Never have we seen
euk woik printing Of such high excellence ALREADY
they have stopped the importation Of Englsh Phn's'
and Schwabe l. Hoyle and Potter must be con'eo. "
yield the palm Of superiority to the Pscnc Mus
Spraeue has done very acceptable work in oeauuiaiy
Printing and in very high colos at 81 @loc "nicn
meets the appreciation of the whole trade and the same
may be said of Allen Dunnen. The Bay state, Amos
keap and American Companies and others have silicon
trhute 10 bring this branch Of manufacturing to the
bobest mint of excellence. De LANES are in very
beaniifui d,splay; the Manchester Company have
n,oduc,d some most superb styles on fcs Peuan
| C,oabs At eeIc The sane Company have rest va
,;,tv n, Persian Opera Cloths a. S2lc in high c,loy.