New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

tie msIket OF many irregular maAes OF gons anu INC
steck is lees burdeDsome. We quote regular goois o.
SIC. 10 &c.
q inch Drill are not in general request, snd we csn-
rot report IS much mness 81 Is noucsa 10 tae "ia'f
goods.
Brora She,tiags and Shvtirgs.
There is 70 very active demsnd FOR immediate ~aets
for heavy goods, as the contracts made few weeks
since keep the market supplied in sossnce OF large
We.t.rn trade.
The demand for isht Sheetings, Of al widths, for
eonrer,ion is large and cannot at presstt be supplied
without drvertirg the losns engaged B.esched fab.
rics, from tne fayorits style.
3O-iIch ShirtiDss hsve advanced nearly one cent q
yard spce last season, and the production is not eqaa
10 the requir enents of the trade.
Bltaelsi Sbeetings and SkirtiEgs.
There is no decline in price, but makers more de-
sirous to continue their contracts beyond the present
limit. The demand fer immediate distribution is not
large; bat dealers quite anxious TO secure supply
for the future trade and have left their orders, 50 as
not TO be disappointed when their customers arrive
Bleacbed Cottons are in larger etc k, and, as the
chief demand for that class of goods ares from the
South, holders are more ar xious to realize.
Printing Cloths.
There has been no advance in the higher counts, bat
printers have been obliged to take lover grade than
heretofore, owing to the advanced prices OF oixot
This has ruenced the market fsvorsby for that cssa
Of goods One Of the principal printers, whose pres
ert production Of gray cloths for his own peculsr
styles equA to - COO pieces psr week, has been in
the market recently free purchaser at the advanced
rates. We qlote:
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Prints.
TIE demand for regular makes Of maider styles Is
quite equal to the productior but the principal engage
uens Of the week have been confined TO those houses
ergsged in furnishing the near by trade.
Cotton Fldnneis.
There is 10 change in the market for Fsnnels, but
there is more inquiry for that clssc Of goods required
by the furnishing houses who are at present engaged
in making up their stocks for the Autumn sales.
Duck.
There is rot 70 much movement in Duck, but the
increased views of the cotton holders mas Influenced
the chief makes to more frmnsss.
Denims and Stripes.
Tie demand for these goods continues. An advance
has been obtained on some styles. Tie stocks OF
heavy goods are sbout equal to the demand. Blue
Drills are wanted for the South American markets, 8,
shout previous prizes.
Osnaburgs.
Several mills at the South, heretofore ergsged on
O.nsburgs, have discontinued the production. The
stocks have been reduced materially during the past
season, by the export demand.
We notice no charge in prices.
Uooens.
There has been no important charge in the general
market except determination on the part OF holders
Of ur aud undesirable goods 10 clean out
stocks ct important concessions. This has been re-
pested from time immemorial by makers of Fancy
Cass meres who have not succeeded in catering to the
taste of the consumers which fact however, is never
fully developed to them until the season Is psst.
Fancy Cassmeres have been sol during the past week
at SIC which, if deceit regard to style had been OBJ
served would have been sold months since al 81 l2I
yard There is 10 doubt if the system which has been
so often advocated by could be adopted that the
advantage gained would be equal to the present profits
OF the business.
The demand for Fancy Csssimsres of unique styles,
as represented by the sample webs, is good, and
there is no diff ,uy 10 placing orders for the Autumn
sa'es.
Low Satnets are not as firm, owing to the limited
demand, although no important change is noticed.
Foreign.
The pacific news by the Arabia is deemed quite
important to all Interests. Although it may enhance
the price of cotton yet it gives promise of continued
engagements to the foreign spnners, which the dis.
turbng causes at one time threatened.
When England is well occupied with orders from
the Continent and other markets have less to fear
from her competition in this market
The private letters speak of still further advance
in goods, particularly those designed for printing and
any importation based on the impression which pre-
walls in some quarters that G4x6ia can be laid down
here at SIC, will prove unfortunate.
The review Of the domestic markets viii be pub
lished, hereafter Friday mornings 10 the Daily and
Semi.Weeky issues.
There is no change in our usual weekly tables.
Diarkets-CAsETuLLY REPORTED FOR TIE N. T. fsIsUsE.
FRIDAY. March 10, 1852
ASHRs-The market quite firm for Pots ct % 75 Pearls
IN fair request at IS 750 So Tt.