New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-01

WEEKLY REVIEW
OF TIE
DRY GOODS MARKET,
By the Manufacturers Cloth Hall Association,
A. Fl. ALMY, Manager.
NEw.YcRK, ~ Broadway,


NEw.YoRK, I37 Bro.dwsy,}
THURSDAY EvEsI.G, March 81, 1889, )
II. South bavilg beer supphed for the present s'd
toe We.tIn trs,e not ye; making i,s spp7Hsoos,
a. va. snucp at.d buyers have sstunsd csotiOD
10 ii cir puIcbs.es ara ie,s activity hss svaed IN
I'd. Dry Goods market. Tee stCCk Of jLest.c goods
oebt1ue, git ba, toe xety Of some mso1fsct1rers
10 r.1ey contracts about % ature has led 20 tons
impc rtert concessions in heavy goods while Other
syes msiItsir Their pew price. We etter upon
the second quNtr Of the yesr with col psranvsy
bar. market, srd WITH the prospect that tue rq4re
msuts Of the country will be quite eq1a to the supply
Ore yesr since many Of large manufactures were
u,eu ployed and orr markets oppressed WITH
heavy scc lmustops Of domestic goods aud tue stocks
in bond were eIoessivey la'ge bat, slth tns general
resumption Of the business Of the country, every de-
sratle fabric became scarce, and We reported
gradual advance, and coIt1uous dsmitd for
Don e,tc go)ds, which cOold scarcely he cup
pied even With the increased sctivi in the man.
uf,aurrg districts. The import,tio-s for the past
three moths have been largely in excess Of the cor
re.ponoipg period compared with .s. year, bat the
oosutty OF goods thrown on the market duTios that
! tine hes been about tire ssDe, while no important
| stock remains in the Government Warehouses. We
soppose however that in the absence Of the large
de,s from TIE Est, which have hitherto given sach
| euploy m,nt 10 the Manchester spDpers, we may
vi,re's otc in the larger impoit tnsn during
the last few mouths. TIE continental disturbance
! NIL a'.o contrlbue towsrt such result, aod man.
fscturers will do well TO limit their production TO such
articles will not come in direct composition with
the Eogsh fabrcs.
Drius.
| The market for Drills is without change. The
regular export 40yd. ps. 3e+n Drills, has been
taken as fast produced al s. 09c. Toe export
demand is quite unimportant, except for the South
American coast although some purc bsses have been
made for other markets Irregular makes are less
inquired for the clothing houses being pretty well
supplied 27-in. Drills are in light stock, tut 10
increased demand is noticed.
Broom Sheetings and SLirti,gs.
TIL. chief makers OF Heavy Sheetings reduced
their demands and Sc the current asking prce for
goods weighing 2.S2 yards TO the pound TIE puce OF
these goods was carried mp, in February above tue
views Of buyers and they higher, relatively
than any of the medium styles, and consequent
decline s seen; while the other grades maintain ths
previous current rates with 6rmuess. Light Shesngs
ore much wanted, ard We have to report an savaucs
of lc. y yard.
Bhaehed Ske,tings aud Slirtiays.
There is an increased sappy of Blesched gooif.
Although we report decline, yet slight concession
would be submitted to- for orders TO be executed in
NAV. The goods for mmed sts delivery are taken
a, full prices, in small lots.
"a nch Bescl ed Cottons ,. plenty; 81 Bleach
ed are in iull stock
Printing Cloths.
The requirements of the printers have been fully met
BY tDe manufacturers. The sales have been quits
uumportsnt in this mdrks', on se'ount OF the smsl
stock bat tie Gales reported a. the East have been
large. We quote 52x56, &C.. 56I6O, SIC. 6O16i, Sci
6i164, SIC
P,i.is.
The demand is good for all regular makes, and the
stock does rot spPear to accumulate. An sivanc. oe
the previous market prices has in some instances been
obteiued on the loser styles Of AMI ehromss.
We quote chromes at Il lc,i insiders al s. 9.c.
Cotton F24a1els.
We have no change TO report
| Cotton DUCK.
An improvement is noticed il the demsna for
| " Colts" regular styles.
| Ds.ims and S.riBes
At the medium styles cold as fast as protac.d.
Sheuckes Jsws;; Ci;ys Nsut c., are sold in advance
Of production.
The lower grades, as well IS ne highest cost goods
are in full stock and some accumulation s noticed
| Cotton JeaEs.
! Tie finer qualities Of Jeans wanted. Lower
| grades are sccl mulstrg. Tie inpOrtstions for Al
tuun promise 70 be large and more vSrei thsn
| formerly. The high pnce Of Wool N oar Own market
has led OF the importers 70 venture fancy Cas-
smores and Cosurgs, hoping 10 compete succeefcliy
With the loser grades Of American production.
There IS but litj.e doing Jet il Woolers for Az
tuTnr. The South, II is thought xill tske larger
qusatity than usual but the West il he largest
toner fer heavy goods, and unless she Is able
| cure good crops merchants viii rot distribute
! goods in thst section with freedom, which ell huit
TIE demard ard overstock may be seen. Ii is the
part Of prudence 81 Least. for manufacturers ID make
their contracts early possible, Tor there Will De sharp
competition N fancy Wooleos tie coming TIE
loom. Of oar best makers now busy with Autamn
stylet some Of which have seen and the do credt
to spy lubricant. Foreign Wooens, with tie exception
Of heavy EpgLsh 0yercoatngs ale &c small stock aid
but Lille inquired fo!.
Fe'agn.
| Oar private listers speak diseotrasinsly II any
peaceful solution Of the EGropssp .sOsboe and export
that there hss been less disposition among buyers to
operate in sooSs than for some wesh' past and
although lnds Ssirtrgs rot pressed or the ,Ar-
ket- prices may be quoted Sc. = piece lower Print
Ing Cloths, however, had msis ainei Their puce, and
tie demand had taken Of TIE present prediction.
Cur tAbl<s are Necessarily srntted.