New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02

OF the teAgIaphlc eeIeNA-on'
REVIEW or TT = EEw-YoRK DRY-GooDs MARKET
For The Ueek ending WedaesdGy Esesisg SeIfL
Domestic Goods.
Tie trsde fcr the week has been active aud IL the
aggregate the largest Of the season.
The peace Iews hss had the effsc, predicted in our
previou. review. Immediately on the announcement
Of the intelligence that q treaty hsi been concluded
with China, COO bsss Of drills were bought by eI.
porters. The importance to the Auercsa msnufsc-
turer Of the opening Of The interior Of tas. c)uny can
net be estimated with our imperfect knowledge OF the
warts ard the resources Of these sws-mnz millions.
But, we can judge Of the prssenl By the past We Gd
faint parallel in the conclusion Of the war Of 1872
when only five ports were opensd.
At that time our manufacturing intereats, which
had hitherto been SO depressed assumed an sppear-
atce Of property which never has bsen witnessed
since and resulted in such extension Of our manufsc.
lures as almost to double the production Of cotton
goods within four yesrs O.her elemsDts N gbt have
Incidentally contributed TO thst result; bat the chief
cause was the fact tha. we hal msrke. where we
could successfully compete with the Eoglish spinner
and dispose of cur surplus. Although Drillings have
been the chief article o. export, and will be affected
directly, yet OIL domestic Cottons vii feel the es-
fecs Of this new trade. Many looms have been di-
veted from the production of that class OF goods BY
the loss involved 10 their manufacture which viii nov
beenployed as designed and adapted, and relieve those
styles which hsve beendspressed BY such competition.
We notice that the manufacturers will hold "a Trade
Fair in Providence durng next month, &. which ssn.
pies Of domestic goods viii be exhibited and offered
for sale TO TIE trade Such fairs sre Of frequent ooeur-
Ience in Erelsrd ard the Continent and cons,itu.es
p.t Of their Cloth Hall system, ard have become in
dispensable nsl.utiors, operating beneiealy 10 both
buyer and seller.
Tie Manufacturers Cloth ITsl in Brosd stree. hss
been visited duIrg the week pss. by msry Of the
leading manufacturers ard distributing hoasas.
Drills.
Al the regular stylfs of 30inch 4o.ysri piece
Drills that were offered st Sc were taken 9r ship
nent. Holders are firm st g g. SJms new styles, ua-
krcWn IN tie China trade, were sod &. very low
piices--the manufacturer desiring 10 have his goods
early introduced 10 tie ei-with The prospec. Of
q permanent market and more rsmuneratve prsas
heresiter. .,-iIch Drills although seldom taken for
expo,t. sre irner, sId ST siysIce demanded.
Br0r7 Sice'irg' "a Shitilgs.
Dmirg Tie pas. Ten dsys como Of tae large isubl.-
irg houses have taken large lines ol heavy Biown
Slettugs end SbiItings at some concession Z prca
and enabled tie r1sHufacursr to dsulni an sigarcs
We Tear GA sl'e q 600 baiss 70 hol,s or tae
basis Of $! csnis or hesvy Steeings- Cotton hss S.
varced materially 6ur'rg the past week, sud Sons
dealers prstio much higher rites in The market s.-ia
the ne1t tluty dsys, although temporary dee.ins
anticipated 8, tie south. Tie difficulty Of getting the
Cotton lers hiss inltssei Tia trsrsi. expenses Tee
cost Of getting Cotton from Qrarsa Inc is almost al
10 the eight 70 Liverpool Msruf8c,-rsls mast 10.
erpec. TO woik chesp Cotton .or the year lSjs-9 fr
teuaksts Of the w0ld vii require S. the Cl-,a
grown.
Btaelsl Silriags al Siutily'
Tte,o hss been sn decreased dlmart fJr g. dec p-
tors Of B-schei Goods. AL cf the prlc'f 81 mills .ss
segrs Their goods as fest Sc Prodacsl S)ns styles 1f
goods which were f1rn-sly blslchei as nov coli
IrosDE Er conversion, saich la re iassi .-e cup.
ply q tretc goods.
Cotton FiaHnsls.
The deusrd 70. t5ete goods So. cJ-iiauss. Tie ss,s
of Fls,re i csp.si TO ieN l.na oi ths ssas0a
Fstricau,s ususly wArs-sus0 lie P:oiaSt o! .hs1