New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19


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ss ss.sS.......... &. s.s' AGO Is'ss
PriEts. ..,.
TIE prrters maDtssn .hsT pr.ces, ala =,
meet dssirsbIe styles rule higher, and 80
vance Of production. TIE peer 90 80. ....,a,
..,-.,.s .hs ..,sp.ior Of tie trade, VINO ess"'
are bseiec.td. c,.-,.
Brora !Sl<csiags ard Sk|!'ngs.
..,I. foy tbs week psst bsve taken BroTn
x...iscs more freely and holders are hrner IN their
v.v, The stock held by the manufacturers Is ro'
nyge. .sd tie production is 10. Increasing
Heavy Brown Sheetings offer no inducement 70 p.r-
Tea operating nls on their pr ys.e account, but they
.se fsyorte article with Csrpors.ions whose Agents
or Tresyurers are TOO often selected for otner AVIAN
nepts :hsr theT practical knowledge OF msnuiacturhg
Lgh. sheetings are much more rsmunsrstmg than
hesyieY goods, sc. yed only twenty-five cen's per
pornd for the manufactured cotton, while Painting
Co.ls Of the ssme count sell really a. thirty-two
cent? and II. cost Of production is in their favor. 90
iDoh slripgs for printing are taken fss. ss made
Bkae1ed Sheettars and Shirtings.
Buy,rs fnd It difficult 70 procure large lines OF any
besohed goods below 721s0 except at advanced prcss
The Iow rates st which they ruled dsriDg the S2nng
kss led mary manufacturers 10 chsngs the product o
leI 4-s, four quarter looms on 10 "a three quI'ef
yoods, which are mach more profitable, ard We are
happy 70 record the fact: there Is evidence tna tAe
istrcart is determined 70 meet the wants o. Tue He'
Thie course pursued for short TINE VIII nave oe-
6idtd Influence on the blesched goods roarkst'
cotton JeaHs.
rbi,,vJrcb Cotton Jeans are much Nartel. Several
mia of rood fabrics and highcount cloths are cod IN
sSysrce Of production. lac lower grsies, both
Bhsched and Dyed, are selling readily, but at low
tgares.
Colored Cottons.
Coiored Cembrics have advanced, as they sympa-
nize with the PrntC.oth market. Nearly oil the
yoods made from cheap cloths have been distributed,
and very ew remain 10 first hands. Seciss are also in
rood demand and the enhanced value of Brown Cloths
viii intimately affect the price, We have seen some OF
beautiful fabric on American cloths, which equal any
foreign production of same yarns Printed fsnnels are
60. in a. good demand the season has passed for
the eres, clothing trade yet so few goods have been
"eut up this season, that We look for continued
demand during the Autumn.
Cotton Duck.
The trade in Cotton Duck is small. Coils" Hard
Clippers and Ravens selling at circular prices, with
literal secorrte,
Cotton FlQHnels.
TIE large sale Of last week hss impaired fr11
,e 20 the MARKET which bss led to increased business.
Although The supply s Increasing the demsnd fully
equal 70 the production.
DrtUs.
We have no chsnge to notice 10 Drills 27-in. are
coeYe rgaired for, ard cell q. &c., regular way.
Hoolens
American Fancy Csssneres are out in great variety.
ney sre in every respect equal TO any foreign goods
q the nrket.
An WOOL and elk ard wool with choice new bands |
a Superior make and finish, are among the most de-
EJsple fsbrics. The feature in the manufacture
Of fancy cassmeres spoken Of in last review, de-
server special notve. 1t 10 the production of sample
web. OF new and unique styles, by when the jvNssr
ear order his goods long time before they ore wanted
sor sale |
BY this arrangement large collection OF colorngs
can he exhibited at little expense, sri the manufacturer
car secure his mNket before bis goods are pat into the
koms. He avoids the rsk Of making fabrics unsuited
@ The market and gives the distributing houses styles
exclusively their own.
We have great confidence in the capacity and skill
Of the American manufacturer, and know that some
present produce goods equal TO the choicest fabre' OF
the Foreign oom and OILY one thing wanted TO give
them the entire control Of the American market Pro
duce the sample webs, exhibiting ski, taste and su'
terer sbric-produce early, and be prepared to take
.rders at the time the importers showing new For
err samples II the trade do not take the goods by
sample they will not certainly sfer they msnufac-
frrsd. Now is the time to start designs for the
Sp-pg trade. Each sample web can be made to pro-
auce thirty 70 forty colOrngs and little eJrt only s
necessary 70 show very large collection.
The large auction sale Of yesterday was well at
tended, snd come 6O0) pieces were sold at prices
much below the cost OF manufacture.
Tne goods were Of that class, the accumulation OF
mil which were not desired by the trade, and proved
ihs, even low prices would not induce the frst-cass
Jobhers to take goods which were not wanted. The
sale, however, should have no unfavorable influence
10 the Woolen market, for the same agents are dis
playing styles nom other manufacturers and other
,.tyicsnts which are sold in advance Of production.
Foreign Goods.
Sris Of this seasons importation have been sold
readily st remuneratpe prices, and the last seasons
Importation have generally been cleared out. The sd
vance In the raw mstersl has been great that or
eerr cannot be duplicated and we look for decided
improvement.
Mpiir Dslaines have been imported to some ex-
<n:, tut the American manufacturer produces much
tetsu goods thar the English Scotch srd skes the
,narke..
We notice by tie les. sdvces that SONS of the Cot
TOE sprneYs in Engsrd are working on orders extend
Mg into tie Autumn. |
RlFCsAL TO REDEEM FLORENCE M0NEY-GREAI |
EXCITEMENT
Fren The Chicago Daey Pres.
Or Wednesday last, a not occurred at Davenport |
n Consequence OF the refusal OF the bankers IN tha.
place TO redeem the notes OF the Florence Bank OF Ne
nrasss which thew hal nut IN ciTeulstion. The mob
,,ss; I'd the bank OF Cook 4 Sargent, and the resi-
senre of M Cook with brickbats snd stones. by /
tie Intervention o. The Sheriff, the outbreak WAS sup