New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

trade for the week past have not taken g,os, m ab
sepcc of general business; bu, there sucb
small stocks held by the Jobbsrs, AMI tho dis; iplc.
ton of any movement for general stock VIII move of
the goods held by the fabrcan's, az the quantity
hand is comparatively hm,ted. We qno,e heavy
Standard styles at Si sic.; Medium at ic. light
Sheetings at Il &c.
Pria,s.
The sales Of Msljers, with good designs and color.
irs. will be quite large this season, and srea. prep
ars,ions are being made for the opening trade.
The sales Of other styles will be Important, as great
variety and beautiful patterns will be- shown. The
high price of Printing Cloths makes it probable ths,
an advance will be required by the printer, in orisr
10 secure a satisfactory result The idea Of producing
superior article with all the beauty Of design, aud
in imitation of the fancy silks, prevails 10 an extent
be fore unknown, and viii probably prove Profitable
department inasmucb as the taste dsplayel makes
the fabric more des rabs than the cheaper d. Lance.
Bleached Cottoas.
BUYERS find II difficult 70 secure lines of Bleached
Shrtlngs at any conce sion, although persistent
effort is made to reduce the price. Large sass Of T?1
ss could be made at lOc to extend into Autumn, but
they are not inclined to give present prices, except on
small lots.
I'll rec quarter Bleached CottoDs are more inquired
for, but, with the present price Of printing 'lo.hs, no
advantage is gained in bleaching, and no great stock
will be seen at the opening Of the season.
Drills.
The engagements Of the mills have no. yet boep
completed, and mastery inactivity prevails. III any
large quantity could be delivered Immediately pur-
chssers could be found We do not change our pre-
vious quotatitns.
Twenty -seven-inch Drills are in demand, with
ont any relief 10 the Manufacturer n advancing ,tss.
Cotto. Jeans
Thirty.mch Cotton Jeans much wanted
Several mills engaged on good fabrics, and high
counts are sold IN advance of production. The lower
grades, both Bleached and Dyed are selling moder-
stely.
Col0rei Cottons.
Colored CanbIics are held firmly, as they have
been in email stock, owing TO the high prices obtained
for Printing Cloths from which fabric most, Of the
Csmbrcs are produced. Sesias also are in good de-
manJ and advanced rates have been obtained. We
have seen some Of beautiful fabric on American
Cloihs, which equal any foreign production OF sane
numbers.
Printed Fsnnels are not in ~ good demand, q, the
season has passed for the great clothing trade ye,
few goods have been cut up this seisop that We 0ok
for a continued demand during the Autumn.
Cotton FIanneis
are in good demand, but the principal engagements
are for future delivery.
DeaiIas and StTips.
The demand has been quite regular thronsh the
season, and jobbes securing stock for Fall sa'ss,
which demand is freely met by the manufacturer in
ffty-packsge lots. We quote:
Ysntic.......,.."...o,c. Jewstt Cty.."....s..
Co,toaades, Poatoiooniags, DC.
The hight Ct the season is past with these g,ois,
but a moderate demand exists. Toe psrfeo ion 10
which lie manufacture Of tbese goods bas arrived 10
quite noticeable, nevertheless there is great marso
fer improvement. The large importators prove that
the consumption is ON the increase, and toat field
yet unoccppied BY the American manufacturers opsn
There is no reason why can ,ot produce co;onades
worth from 3Oe35c. v yart and by this diversion
relieve the market Of stock Of lower isities.
These goods would b. desirable for many purposes to
which higher cost articles at present applied The
styles should b, varied ana novel, and copied from the
prevailing ta.te displayed by the fancy cassiosrs
manufacturers.
IKoo,ens.