New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

.--.r make GOO except on posluVe osdefs, a,H 'ni-
.,.,,,o ..i; =: A. ,usr.., s61 f-rmsreo'y essse-
Lseed here a. in +, glsoc, y az inteihsen' Si'P
>, ,,h-o - IN, wants If the i-sie, ari c'nnaei
,,oduc,ion. Tbi. hss been proved by the results OF
tie pas. tSelve or hf,,ea months. when 'oe 49,
mutation. which had BEEN gradually iscrea'ins i0t
v.srs wss entirely re Ieved by iiI m'nihs Cessation
o. he splnjhs.
Ts.re Is scarcely promiren. house in the trsie
witch csrrct ascertain "ita great de g--e OF accuracy!
a. the qn,nty Of stsPe gsois reqnlrei 10 thsf ' 70
sr the - asor BY the prcs' OF alculatiou 's'
"a. IN porter eupoys iu making out hrs orisrs Toe n'
Au,uru sa.es rrese orders being give the saSnS u
Interest, Ipsunnce s,orsee, g., enable. the m,a1-
f.,tu-rr 70 sford his fabric ct lss price, besides
lie hss the sdvsltsgs Of snre market. but "
the manufacturer DECLINES rernauerative con-
tracts which are of-red by the joob.rs, WIN
the expectation of higher prices, be may defeat the
sdvsrtsges Of ID. system. The present dems1i is
rot fr ium.dlaie clrsomp'iop, snd 1t Il hInue1 10
ca.s Of goods ~hich if the price is carried too hgn,
nav invite the diversion of looms now engaged on
uDre unerstive fs ,riss the styles in demand, thns
producing competition more TO be dreaded than ior'
,isn IN pcrtati'n.
DiMs.
Tore is more irmpess in tae msIke:, and several
lsr.e lo,s have been t4ksr. The bills, however, are
dated the 1t proa There is no doubt that Cotton All
rle ~ such rates the coming season a. To snord ute
elcomss.mest 10 tle msGufactuIe o. Dnl' unle>s the
p1ce materially sdvsnces
Be.. makes are held a, sic Irregular lots srs plenty
on the market 81 about old prices.
s7-inch Drills for home consumption are more ID
ouired after, without sly important sales.
Brora Shectings and ShirtiHg'
Are in better request at advaocipg prices. The At
lautic Company have advanced their rates TO y, and
are solo to February. The other he IVY styles are held
with frmress There great accumulation OF TINS
class OF goods and with ordinary management the
muket cin be made TO afford s reasonable compea'a-
ton for TIE production Light Sheetngs are still IN
demand, bat they must be perft city made and iiu
with. 3i.inc1 soois are also in demand q. abolt
former rates
B.eocLed Slesfisgs and SkUtiRgs.
The large buyers have taken all desirable s'yes
offered either ON hsnd to be msde a. Fall prices
We quote su advance on al goods above '2NSO. The
manufacturers refuse 20 contract further st present
pricrs, many Of the mills are already cold in advance
OF production. 3i.inch blesched gods are wanted
3C.lnch shirtns are also in good demand
Printing Cloths.
Tie activity with to printers has carse1 large de-
mapd az the East, 81 ,ales 10 moderate extent have
en- made this market at previous rates. Weqnote:
j2xJG at Il; s6I60 at ).
Prints.
The new designs of Prints have made their appear
snce Sprague, usual is out with full assortment
of elegant designs and coorings. Gassen q Co. a'o
Rave beautiful syes in madder and chrome. Scott has
scme novelties in CHI om.s that are much admired.
The Manchester Company are engaged ON the more
esborate and expensive designs IN Prints ami Muslin
D.ls,ues TIE enhanced cost of cloths renders IL
Necessary for the printer to advance he price about io
cent above the current rates Of last year, AMI the
Ell ok having bee reduced no effort viii be necessary
TO maintain prices.
OsnabHrgs.
There is no change 10 report although more firm
ness IL remarked and factors ak higher rates. Tne
oppressive stock has Lot been relieved by sales
Denins and Stripes.
The demand for Dsnims has been quite equal to the
production. Many lis are engaged on contracts yet
to be completed ard manufacturers are not willing TO
cortrect further except a. advancing rates.
Cotton Duck.
There is no change to notice. yet buyers have the
advantage with irregular goods, but the standard
III axes firm.
Cotton Jeans.
There is good demand for jeans for cooring; the
Price, however, is about the same.
Cotton F2dnHeis.
The d. man ia about equal 20 the supply. Some lots
have beer taken for printing which has cleaned the
market Of any surplus stock.
JIooleas.
The Woolen maiks. is active, in preparation for the
Southern trade which has made its appearance. The
rev designs for fancy Cassmeres as exhibited by the
simple web, as well the goods which arc coming
forward u-der preyioos contracts, are ctedable u
American skill and taste. We have seen sanpes OF
coton-warp Ca simere, which, to the ufintated, ap-
peer like the real woolens The orders for the early
auction sales are large, for our hone as well as the
foreign markets.
Foreign
Tie news by the late arrivals indicates great activity
in the European mark,ts. More attention is here
aiter to be directed = the wants of the Amer
ican markets which have been somewhat De-
elected owing 10 the demand from India and the
Contin. ntal markets. The English spinners some
what staggered al confirmed accounts frOm this sds
Of the large estimates Of the cotton crop, and the
market has felt the influence. IL is generally be.
ieyed however, that whsteyer The crop may be, the
wants Of the trade will require it.
Wehave chang TO note in our usual weekly tables.
Nsrkets-CARsyrLLY REPosrEo Toa TEE N. r TslscSE.
FRIDAY, Jan. 7, 1913
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