New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12
r,,,, vcuK na,,y TRUNE SATURDAY, fEBRU AIRY H. 1852

tcrs srs OILY In IT. by NE insSi'y OF the ma u'a'-
'urer "a furIis' lhe goods The idea s.uted oy sons
interested .-'es ha, l.ge ORDERS hsve been sem oat
10 MsGe' ester f,r ssy g'od, that vuI e"nse's "'a
cor b. sched fabric is simp'y fabaous, ss soy pAy
cor ~ ascertain by reflenos to cur Manchester Ssesy
.,blss.
Tb. FreIisA csppo, sfa:i 20 make a. heavy an
article ass required for trade s. present prc''
ard in order 20 give the appearance OF ~e'sh', tie
fssrri i filed With clsy and minerals, which Is 100
we'll Suornto be cold sdvsrtsgeousiy sscooi rue
% the trade. We vculd advise the msuufs-turer,
However TO be satisfied With the present price ard rot
invite a foreign competition by aiv.nciog tNs prce
fn,.her for when the present demand from Bombay,
Calcutta And the Ess.rn market cesses, the Ensh'h
,pirrer may be iaduced to visit our market The
greatest fear however lies n the possibility of politi-
cal troubes wbich would interfere with the Continental
markets.
Printing Cloths
The sales at the East hsve been large and further
advance s demanded, although the prtuters refuse 20
90 OF AZ advanced prices. The prices VIII rot DC
mart.ned unless TIE demsnd for Pnots increases aud
rrices are more Ie-curers;iye. Ths sales IN this
market have been moderate, and conhned chiefly 10
goods dessued for blesching. equots:
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Prints.
There is some slackress in the market The large
sales during the psst month have been to the Southern
trade, and the Westsu not having made IT. spsen-
ance 10 great extent, the demand s not large. Inc
views Of buyers have not met be advance required by
the pripters which has been made necessary by the
enhanced price Of cloths.
Osnd5rrgs.
The reoert aes have been large, and the prices are
well maintained. We quote s oz. goods a. lOsc' TO
lCic.
Dcnims and Strips.
TIE demand ia in advance of the production for
Dsnins and Stripes.
The 6rmress Of holders is vel msistaiued.
Most Of the regular makes-like Jeve.t City-Sae-
tucl cts ana Ysntcs sold IN advance of possible
rroductior There has been less sdvsncs in This style
Of goods than any other, except heavy Drills, which
quite unimportsat.
Cotton Fanrds.
Sone six hundred packages OF Flspnels have been
sold for printing vh,h has reduced the stock ma
terialy and an advance may be expected as the ses-
son opens fer genera, distribution.
Cotton Duck.
There is TO change in tire msrhet.
Plantation Goods, Kerays, sc.
lie SAFER G4c hpI ldiscj V'As W " SA'' ~NN~~
| hsrd. The manufacturers however, maintain the
adyarce noticed.
Ginghdms, LGrEs, Sc.
There have been some ssles in g moderate way Of
Ginghsms The display of domestic Lawns is qlite
attractive and does ere lit to the American lubricant,
both in beauty of design and execution, and are an
improvement on the prevous products Of printers.
The Spring styles of Muslin Delanes are being shown,
which consist in psrt Of some very rich and expensive
styles in chiltz colors, with ribbon stripe.
HoOlens,
or al kinds are in request sud ere bringing az al
vance on previous rates. considerable advance is
demsn!ed on several styles OF staple goods such az
Cotton Warp Cloths, Heavy Wool Cassneres, and
low German Woolens, which are in demand to fill
stocks, and held firmly. English Woolens are be-
ing Inquired for to certain extent, for California and
We learn that come sales have taken place.
Satnets are held from 10 TO IL b cent advance
on December sales, and il il believed by some that
they will go higher still. Tie Wool market shows
no signs OF weakness nor any reduction in price ex-
pced until next clip. Many of our Jobbers and
Wholesale Cothiers have secured their supply Of low
Woolens for next Autumn sa es yet the demand from
the interior will be sufficient TO keep prices up and az
ford satisfactory business 10 the producer. Nothing
worthy of note has appeared in Fancy Cs.simeres.
81 k mixtures in GA and 81 widths have been pro-
duced, weng about ounces to the yard, which sur
psss sDy of the Foreign goods set in market, which
axe highly credtable TO us, but general thing
Cashmere makers have not produced goods, either 10
syle or make, equal TO their Autumn productions.
Foreign.
The exhibition Of Lawns Jaconets Brliauts, Robes
is quite inviting, and the goods selling quite freely
to the Southern buyers from Orleans, Nashville
Charleston ard Memphis. The inquiry for Schusibe's
EDgsh Prints has been quite good, and holders Of for
eign goods generally are quite confident Of higher
prices. The mportatons have increased, but the
goods generally have been purchased. The impression
prevails that the continued advance of the foreign
markets will preven. late ORDERS and the mportations
viii be lefs than has been predicted. Although at
present tie mportstions large al exceed those of
1858 muentey, vet the goods in warehouse are less
than that tine By some sl5,OOO,0OO.
There is 10 charge in our ucuil weekly tables, and
I efoIe we omit tiem.
CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The Y. TaIBrsE.
FsIpAY, Feb. IL, lS;9. !
AsHEs-The inquiry FOX Pots moderate s5 75 Psads
are steady :. Sc.
STOCK or ASHES, FEB II, 1889.
Po.s Ill ps.rr.