New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08
Some Of toe Southern houses, whose trade j, over,
ere making sses Of goods contracted for cary, not

Some Of toe Southern houses, Whose trade IL over,
Gre making sales Of eoods contracted for early, not
wishing to true. the market
i-Beschsd goOds are in good stock.
Cotton FGsIds.
The production Of these goods IL limited, o. many
manufacturers have directed their looms 20 more remu
nerstive fabrics.
Printing Cloths.
Meet Of the mills engaged on Pr ming Cloths are
cold IN advance Of production. The printers are id
ohned to low grsde of cloths in view Of the high
prc. Of TIE higher coutts. A corcettion Of 20. on
6ix6i would lead 10 contracts 10 continue into Au'
tump but there il so ready sae IN .nufscturers are
inclined to await the Of the m.rket. We quote
G1so............5l d5!c i6ix6i................Ssc
60Xb4...............-5i 2 , ll-Ioc.
The demsrd is good for all regular makes, and the
stock ooes not appear to accumulate. An sdvarcs
the previous NAH prices has in instances been
obtained on the lower styles Of lteem and cLrones
We quote chrones at CT al. C nadders a; = q DC.
Cotton FIanneis.
We have no change TO report.
Cotton Duck.
An improvement s noticed in he demscd for
"Colts, regular styles.
Dentns and Stripes.
Shetuckets, J.wet Cys, YsItes, are sold in advance
OF production.
The lower grades as well as the highest cost goods
are in fGll stock ard accumulation IS noticed.
cation Jeans.
The fcer Qualities Of Jeans are wsDted. Lower
grades are accommodating.
Wo0iens.
We have 70 report avery quiet market, and dspo.
stiou On The port buyers 20 hold of e, long az pos
able Some of our manufacturers FESTIVE under
tie dull trade Of The past fortnight and seem oispo'ed
to submit 10 reduction 10 prices. The large sales
early 10 tfeyear ofow Woolsns Ike Ss,inetts Sleeps
Grsys, Sc. were Induced By the advancing tendency
Of the raw material Tie trade for this class OF goods
generally make their purchases in \ pr and May coz
sequetty the demand is les at present than last yesr
bu, the goods 60 directly into consumption, and val
not oppress TIE oTket lac in the Any s1sts
rnent in prices viii no. materially Dcrea'e the agsre-
gate sale Manufacturers should give more stteation
10 stye in their plain goods. 10 fancy fabrics
is all important, aud for PLATO fsoed goods highly
Necessary. Rubbish will not bring the cost OF pro-
ductior, while foods that c,st bat tnfie more bat
with more care in manufacture, will sell a. good
profit. Ell lish snd German WoOlens are bu. little
il quired for vet the market firm holders being sat-
.fed that all good styles will be wanted during the
season.
F0-tigR.
The business during the past month with the auction
houses bas been large and very few goods will be car
ried over Tee importations gradually falling of,
as wa. expected and will continue on the retrograde
for the few months owing 10 the restricted orders
which were sent out early in the year not being exc
cuted sequence of the advance in the foreign
markets, heretofore noticed.
But many Of the larse package houses have already
prepared for heavy importatons, and the steamer Of
the 18th viii carry out large orders and after the LIST
of july we expect to report heavy importatiors of
fancy goods such as fine English and Scotch Organ
oies printed Brilisbts, Delsnes end Chalies, as well
as II English Prints all of which arc very mu III
wanted, and which have paid largely in their importa
ton the past season.