New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
WEEKLY REVIEW
DRY GOODS MARKET,
By the Aspufarturn' Cloth Dali lnoeishea.
A. n. Amy, Esnsger



sSskne,s Of csmsrd from the South h,s bsen quits
potscAbis.
We have not believed thst the dem,nd for goods Ia
M,rch apd Aenl would exceed that Of TIC previous
routbs o. the yes- but th.t continuous hestry de-
psxd would be ihro1ghou, tue year from cause,
heretofore sueei 20 Tee 'aciati-s Of oonmdn ,ation
With even the uost uoe par OF the coautry, make
it quite urutce-ary for toe puichsse OF large bul.,
aId the advanced prices goods attained early II the
season were calculated specal.:oD al Pdr
chaers sere coufred 10 limited ea.et'ties. Besides,
the principal Houses of the South and West have thet
r..d.n, buyers, who make their purchases to gres:
txtert on the order of theu home houses. Tue con-
tsued c,rcfy Of goods 10 the interior evidelt, and
the consumption sil be quite equal TO the production
Of the looms Of the couGty although the past prices OF
4me stiles OF goods msy not be naintNined.
1, has been supposed by some, the present prce OF
goods could not be msiuairey osiog to the conpsti-
ton which r1ght arse from the importation OF Easlsh
Clols bat we hsve bad more fear OF tho homo
compstion, col sequeDt upon too little dNera'ty OF
msnuf. According tie published ouculars, 81
". "A a. TIE Manchester circular, published weekly 10
connection with our u blss il is thst the Apsr
car styles f Prnnrs Cloths, 6iI6i, % iocaes eide,
cost in Manchester o. sterling y piece winch could
'NN''N"N''
thsn Glc 2 ySd.
TIE ltdian Lorg Cloths are the only class OF goods
which woul compete with our esched f,bTic' ike
721s0s aid cannot be laid down here for less cum
than I0lc T. ysrd, in gray state But, a. e Pdnlog
Cloths orig eror articles might be su 1sttnd for the
blesched goods, and it would not be wise to attempt
further advance The Nova Scoti4n reports less "a
vo,sbe Manchester msr,et than sry received Tor
a IL hay
.ere Of .uch character az depress the market ont
reduce prices msrra ly il the manufacturers hsf not
in haId contracts hcn would net mature until june,
DrIHs
We hear from the East that the denand from the
Calcutta and East I,di, market, for Drls ht taken
or nearly al of she oouction o the regular makes.
We canrot expect hoseser, any permsnent de-
uaLd fom tnst sect 90, when there 3 60 little re-
cprociiy Of trade that our ships returning in
b,llast q -ooh Drills are moving s'osly. Several
mi have limited the production Of their goods, and
the demand nay be more 90 isl 10 the supply Irssu-
lar goods have been generally taken on by the finish
ers and no important stock is held.
cotton Jeans.
There hiss been more ioqairy for fire Cotton Jeans,
without leadiog TO important opera ions. There no
charge to report.
BFONH NhfitHgf ana ORfttNVs
Heavy Sheetipgs snd Sntings firm at previous
rots. The sses OF u csc goods were sTgs in Jaoury
snd maty mills confined their production 10 April
snoe that time contracts have been m> ie vhion vii
continue few weeks later The stocks of sIl kinds
ore lov, srd there is great Increase Of production,
and n manufacturers find NJ difficulty in contracting
for future delivery at value. The r'csa, advncs 10 CO..
ton hes added to the cot Of production, but maDulo
trers are not ncnee 10 advance ra'es. Light Slest-
rgs are IN light stock, and wanted. Msoium goods
ere more plenty although there il oppressive stock
on the market.
Bleackcd SEeetiHQs and SsirtiHgE.
There is ,csrc ty of the lesoiog styles Of Besched
goocs, and dealers icd il diff u 70 keep up stock
ard Cd advance would be submitted # goods could
be delivered Immediately Tie manufacturers have
30 generally old in adv ince Of production, that it is
quite impossible to make sales for immediate delivery.
The beschsrs are taxed beyoDdauy previous season,
an il is difficult 10 get return OF the goods, weeks
after they cent from the mill
There is probably larger ock Of goods in process
a. the beschsrss than is generally supp red, ani
when the present demand has eba'ed there will bs
larger sock on the market, and prices may not BIS
tu.tsned
Some Of the leading makes Of fne goods have bsen
sdys, csd 10 l3'. and 7}GS0 have so a;lOlA l.
Blescbed goods are % better stock, although con-
cessions have beer made
Printing CloAs.
An advance has been reported by The Providence
JcUrI al 10 the price Of grades Of Printing Cloths
60I6t hes been soi oish s.! =, but hear Of no
socn .aes il this market TIE prevailing rates ars d
&C. for G0xGi aud u i9r GixCi Sc for 15xdO, aud
syery bare market
L,rge contract could be made with printers for low
count goods, below - Reed to continue through
the season.
There has been an improving demand for I'll kind, Of
Prints. The enhspced pncs Of the gray cloths, makes
il probable ths. higher prices viii be obtained for the
printed fabric.
Cotton F1RHeis.
The d.msnd from the printers has sbsted somewhat,
bu, the stock is email compTed with former
We quote DO change N the market.
DeTms and S!yiD>s
Are IN Light seek and sOme of the principal makers
have sold tnsr goods IN advance Of production sooe
Jan u.ry, AID Their cor tracts are being renewed. We
report 10 advance, but decided 6tmness in tho
mNktt.
Pantaioor,Hr, Ksrieys, Sc.
There is DO cnargs in toe market. fhs. class Of
goods desga.d for the early Spring sales is in light
stock bot msnnfsc limit NJ their production
by producing gocis calculated for the late tssde.
bto0leas
Are quiet; tie genera trade has bsen srze for the
set ~ weeks, AID falling of ia the demand might
have been expected. Choic, sty.ss Of fancy Cs.ai-
mei.s however ind ready sale, while Inferior goods
are left Etboo. buyers. Some Of our m.Oufsctafer.
vho produce sample webs have been in the market
he past geek, All nave made engagements which