New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
WEEKLY REVIEW
DRY GOODS MARKET,
b. the Manufacturers Cloth Hall ANOcallel'
or The
A. II. ALMY, Msnsser.
NEw.YoRE. l37 Broslway, I
THURSDAY EyESISG, March 3, 1852. \

NTW. YORK. 10 brO1IEdy
THURSDAY EyESING, March s. 1872.
The SESSION having opened fsvorsbly with ths gen
ersl di.ibuting trade the suction business made t'
aayeut this week ami We are promised great activity
il that department.
We have hsd occasion heE5t0for9 70 report unltJrn
.evty in the domestic markst taat the stocks OF a.
NEST every description Of goods had been cleared of
hat the manufactures bad been placed under contract
ors considerable period in sivaDce of production,
and in consequence, We notice that the deliveries
during the psst week, which have been large, hsye
been chiefly on past engagements The continued al.
vance in the price OF goods in the foreign markets, az
reported by the City OF Baltimore relieves from
sry sn1iety with reference TO importations Of Cotton
Goods and the reports Of scarcity Of goods hroughol
the interior. which are becg confirmed by every ar
rival lead Us TO s1ppose that material decline in
the markets can take place Until the causes which
have excited the demand sba have been removed.
The manufacturers, however, not disposed 10 sd
vance heir rates but are inclined 10 await events, g.
though large saIes hsye been made direct al value
The feature Of the Cotton market is sgains. the
ufacturer for although i is generally conceded tha.
we shall secure the largest crop record, ye. the
wants of the world will be quite equal to the supply
and higher prices are confidently predicted. The crop
will prove abundant. yet the quality is far below
previous years, and even the finer grades
are qate scarce which will operate severely on the
lubricant the waste incident TO working poor cotton
bears no relation 10 the difference in price of the grades
Drills.
There has been some movement il the market a,
the advance noticed in our last bat il is chiefly con-
fin ed to the best makes.
Comfortable sales have been msde for export 81
sc., but TO large contracts could be made at th.t fig
ure for future delivery Irregular makes firm at
an advance or previous prices. Twenty. sevsn.inch
Drlls have for long tiIae been depressed owing 10
the competition resulting from decided over stock Of
/ 3Onch goods n. with the recovery of the vide
goods we look fer corresponding advance in the 81
inch article.
We quote q inch Drills at use.
Br0ica Sheetiags and ShftiHgs.
Heavy Brown SheeinEs are scarce. The principal
makers have engaged their production to Nay |, aud
they are determined to diversity tter manufactures
10 provide again that ovei-producon which hiss
been disastrous in previous seasons Medium Sheet
ings are in demand and are taken freely as fast IS
produced. Light Sheetngs also in request al 81
&c 80 rch Shirtngs, of AL counts snd weight, are
wanted. Large sales have been made for the Mexican
market as well as to the general Southern and South
Western trace. We quote i-ysrds goods at &c. $3.50
do, &c.; 4 80 do, &c.
Beaeked Sieefiags and SAHtiHgs.
TIE sales of Bleached Sheetpgs have been connedto
the distributing houses as the commission houses have
stock, and cannot get supplied from the fact that
the jobbers have engaged the production Of the ns
to q great extent, direct. 1t is so convenient for
he maker to cell his goods for CASH at hs own door,
nat il s quite idle to suppose be will seek distant
msrket.
We quote advance all the principal styles
equal to &c. 2 yard.
Printing Clgtks.
Printing Cloths, contrary to general expectation
have advanced materially. 6lx6i have been sold
largely at 5ic. and 60x6i have brought &c., and
other counts have changed in the ratio. 1t is
confidently asserted that 10 600 pieces of Printing for
immediate delivery could not be purchased in the
tie principal market at the East, as the stock is low
ard the sales made during the past week were of
goods yet to be made.
The demand for Prints, in view of the general al
of the gray clo@h has been quite important tho
past week, and holders Of good styles and fayor.e
designs, are more firm in their pretensiong
Osnaburgs.
Although We quote no decided advance, yet there is
more demand for these goods ard the supply bscom-
ipg restricted. We DO not change our quotations:
DeHims and Stripes.
We have to report great scarcity Of the regular
makes Of goods below ter setts, and no important
stock Of other styles and an advance is demanded
some styles. Jenete City Shetuckets aud Yantics are in
light stock, and the orders have been unprecedented
ST this season Of the year.
The demand for export continues, and thst for Cali
f5Inia il quite important.
C0,tog Pl1yp.1s
Cotton FlanEeli have adv luced. Many mills here
tofore engaged in their produc have been diverted
to cher fsbrics, in view of producing an article of
ready sile rather than to keep stock for the early
auction demand.
1t woui MOI be surprising to witre; great scarcity
in July, when the large distributing houses make up
their stocks
The demand fJr Printing will taxa off the present
production and the deliveries for that department have
been large duriDg the past month.
Duck.
There il no change to report.
Cci0red and Printed Cottoas.
The demand for Silecias has been large, end Il is
quite difficult obtain large lines Of any description.
Pr,ted Flsnues, which, for beauty of design and deli
este cOlcrpgs, rival the most elaborated frer fabrics,
are in good supply snd in great demand. The daily
sales large and this branch of trsde although in
its infancy, is one Of the most important branches.
JVOoea,.
The activity noticed la.t week continues, aud some