New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22
WEEKLY REVIEW
or THE
NEW.Y0RK DRY GOODS MARKET,

dsily mere apparent. ne system adopted las. year
osrepeusbire stcebs eitss and Of huyirg Only such
.ecds ss the cou-try demanded for immediate s,r-
sumption, has lad Is effect N leaving no surplus in
the hands Of the pts,cr distributor aud country mer
Chant Tie manufso-arsr iDd~ no dithcrity in d,res-
ing Of 81. hi, product fr cash. sd such rs the deter
mrsioa Of the 1bbers 20 make tSer purchases direct
that It s ,niie difficult icf tie commission hcrses to
keep Up srUcts That the manufacturer should st eng
time be required TO furunh his fsbnc except fcr
cSsh, Is preposiercus. Yet, bya corab'shon os Cur
o,Tnsisnoss, he hss been obliged here ,ocre to bnnS
\ hs article into tte mslket as a. eight months com-
modify. He pays cssh for hig stock, labor and sep
pes, yet furnishes capital TO ne commission house,
ard every other class ha; dcsl Is bis goods To this
moie tran any other ciroumstar, BE- attrbase<
the il-success Of manufacturing iatnis country. Toe
diss,tei, Witnessed in the revuls:,n would MT have
been 9, !, if the cash system lad been ioiy estab-
lish.d
No eucs cssmties fell upon the 1oslish fabric ant.
TIE goods solj ia the English Halls for cash. Tue
buyer provides himself with tie bills q Browse, Bar.
ipgs, and other bankers from uecessiiy The mws-
faIuiers in ths country osn by concert Of sctios,
insugurste the same system here. The conmssios
hozse g necessity in its proper sphere. IL should
stand in .te same relation 10 the manufacturer aad
iobher as the nfdole men OF Englani do to
importers. They should afford the credits to the
iobber, if required, who should pay the guarantee,
end not 'he manufacturer. This system Is quito
wei established in the sale of Printing Clohs in Pow
deuce. The printer provides himself ~h commission
house scceptances in msking his purchases. The
manufacturers Cloth Hall Is conducted under the same
system The goods sold on cash basis, but tme
is sllowed To all purchasers who make their credits
available il the street. This attracts tho best Buyers,
whoee paper is sought after at the Hall by bankers,
for investment, at i've and six per ceat per annum
The necessity of this change is apparent to oil, ssA
the present s.ate of the Domestic Goods Market 10
favorable for general adoption of the principles ssa
we believe that an entire revolution Of the whso
system will follow any decided movement on thepHt
Of the manufacturers.
There has been some movement 10 D:ls The ad-
vance in the general domestic market has led TO soma
operations In anticipation of some improvement In
price, Tee sales for export quite limited, but the
home demand is stronger. Many Of these goods have
been taken FOR finishing purposes.
so-uch 10 yard ps. ere held at ass.
2Iiuch Drills sstec.
Bropa lSAeeiiHgs and ShUfings
The demand has been met quite freely by holders.
and the advance is p pre.ty well maintained. Some d
the most populr styles have been sold at lc. higher
for deliveries in Fobrusry.
The heavy goods still not as remuneratug TO tha
producer the lighter fabrics, although the afvance
is iearly equal to &c. v yard within three months.
Light shestings have sdvaiced to 5lc for 81 yards 10
the pound; and Light Shirtings, % inches wide, srs
much wanted for silecias and cooring purposes.
Thirtyirch Heavy Sheetings selling at &C.,
which is an advance Of nearly l'. yard from last
Autumn prices.
Bieacled Skeaipgs and Shirtings.
We releat our report of last week, that the sale Of
Beached lettings is limited only by the inability Of
the manufacturers TO deliver goods. We spot sn
advance Of Ic. Y yard on some styles, and 10.
on others; 72xs0s held at q ! BIeeched
Cottons also in request and 3n. fine Cotton arc
selling freely Light Bleached 36in. sheetings are
scarce a. &c.
Printing Cloths
The Gales OF Cloths last week we're large, amounting
TO Deary 1000 pieces at advance former Isos.
The Gales were confued mostly for future delivery.
The n cent vance in the Manchester market relieves
bolders of any anxiety a. to foture mpOrt,tons. We
quote:
52A5s. s9rsi. si...........''.'''.''Se'
..5tc 6iAbf.
Prints.
The new designs Of Prats are attracting attention.
Tie chief sales have been made, Of the more ex-
pensiys work, at 9IaIOlc. The variety Of cSosp
Chrome sty es are equal to any offered md are held at
707lc
COTTON Duck
Is without important change.
Cotton Flannos.
Tie sesaon for the sale of these goods for general
distribution is over and the stock on hand Is noe i'm
portsnt. The sale for printing purposes has already
commenced, but the p,ices are hardly maintained.
cotton Jeans.
TIE demand Is improving for colored and blesehed
goods and holders are asking an advance.
OsnaJurgs.
There Is an inquiry for Osnaburg, for export and for
hone purpos.s, but We hear Of no import snt opera
tOIs.
Denims and Stripes
Tie demand is in advance of the supply for Denins
and Stripes, consequently there is firm eeliog and
an advance has been submitted 10.
Most Of the regular makss-like Jenet Ctys, She
tuckets and Yentics-sre sold in advance Of produc-
ton.
Blue Drills ara in demand for California and the
sooth American nsrkets.
Plantation Goods-Kerseys, &c.
Tie sales are not large, owing 10 The sns stock ON
hand. The manufacturers, however, maintain the al
vance noticed.
Gingkams, LGteHs, &c.
Thele have been sone saes in moderate way n
Gipebams. The display Of domestic Lawns is quite
attractive and does credit to the Americs fabdca.
ton both in beauty Of design sri execution snd arc
an Improvement on the previous products Of our
printers. The Spring styles Of Muslin Dslsinss arc
being shown which consist in part Of very ri'h
srd expensive styles in chin.z coIon, With ribbon
stripe.
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