New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05
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NAHRET.
DarG,s tie rat two u1ol;hs j.rge csss Of tse
"tsttstu.rgn kou,es have been in TIE ns'ke. sup
MY themselves with gceds fer their Fai ss'e' pA'
eg al desirable styles al fal pnees, ana oO.L
'Itree." With the ranufsc.ver for future aeHVe,!'
Tlis may cause 9 moment.ly duilsess 'ne
ux.;l .hty tlsl have heen relieved OF -nsH s-en ~
seuthsrs and wes:en buyers, who arc
sppensxce. There 10 goa oeniN -. -
ssyles Of goods, a. renurerstVe pi''', -
~a. ,o, x,n.sS. even q. 8 le.s prce ttsn the
-, - ,,oSuc.;op. Ibis s.ste Of things viii always
-. ,h4 manufacturers are batter informed Of
Al. y,r.. 81 tho trade ard are prepared 70 cssngs
a., kor, TO meet the demand. The true theory is
,ha. sdopted by the Msncheer spinner, who refuseso
r,snufsctere s1cep. for ready mxkes or positvs
sccsr,. The facilities srsng from TIE cloh-osa sys
I'm enables him TO ct independently, With 'uH
ancviedee Of .he markets and bss in gress me -
are contributed 10 his success, when at tne sane time
s<tt1p spnniEg IN America has proved r1lnons 70
Esny parties engaged in the enterprise.
Rroun SIotings-Tbefe is good demtc1 ioT
keht brown Sheetngs No 80 yarn, a. fall pr,ss. Inc
demand bes Gr.seD from the Improvement msds oy the
fh,,csnts IN the manufacture Of their ciotns-'ss ng
the place Of goods heretofore suPped by the Eossn
ID nner The ordinary light sheetngs, wegalns from
A TO yards 10 the pound sre in batter reques, YET
weld 10 profit to the manufacturer. Heavy snsetng'
isve xen sold largely daring the past few week'' oa
We quote dull market.
Blsacled ,Sheetings There has been a. s1vsnce Oh
m stylee Of bleaohed goods, since Februsry sst
- Ie per yard yet the higher count goo's 40 ho'
ysll remuneration 10 the rnanufsctureF' sc1 VIC ooA
fsrvsrd 70 further advance TIE dineieIt
Of the country have been comparatively die Tor tne
vss. six months and any demand "onIa SNOW scHcIy
sfgoods
Drilling, Without al export demand, there no
hsns for spv advance in 3Onch drills the goods cost
he manufacturer ore cent per yard more thau in Janu'
ayy from the enhanced value Of cotton-yet there has
ls.p no demand even st old prices, snd the only rem
adv IA non. production There have been some small
,hpnents 10 China but there ia 30 much difficulty 10
the goods into TIE interior, that shippers
vi not take the rick Of expectation. II the troubles
sf the country should cease 4Oysrd Drills would id
vance materially. 27inch Drills are wanted for home
consumption only and like the 3oneh afford no profit
10 the Manufacturer.
Cotton F7anaels.-Al the fsyore styles OF Fsnnels,
Ike Amoskesgs, Hamiltons and Passsics, are sold
largely in advance Of production, while the market IL
veil supplied with Inferior goods. The printing OF
EarDels for coskngs has reduced the stock on hand
materially. Those printed by Mr.. d. G. Scott at his
Wsverey Work. for beauty Of design and color, excel
anything have ever seen and credit to Amer-
can enterprise.
Denius and Stripes.--The leading styles of Denims
have sl been taken fast produced at prices sa.is
1setory the fabrcants, although there has been no
decided advance in the price of the goods. There
IN accumulation Of these goods in March, which has
been relieved by the employment Of the looms upon
ether fabrics.
Cotton Duck" Colt" continues 10 sell his Duck a.
s prices although the increased cost Of cotton with
which 10 largely endowed makes it probable that
m advance will lie demanded.
Printing Cloths-Plipting Cloths afford the makera
ketter profit than any other class of goods yet we can
not believe that there will be any change in the market,
except for higher rates. Indeed it would be difficult to
buy any large lines of goods below GOx6O at present
yriees. 6O16i and higher counts have accumulated
somewhat, although held firmly. change Of product
70 lower grades, which are wanted would remedy any
apparent over rproduction. We quote the Providence
market as follows: