New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
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The foiowing table will compare tie statement with
tbos. oi tis a me time in 1879 and 1900
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IN, ~. Lopi, Rcprbi,oaH ays:
Til. ~--t'. ror-y mHsrt RI without se,i,ry and
noHirs un'asl sr,prd rep u" I'd sce OF r'sh,nl,
o.y. W-.sy houi sIyb c.St brc'us, sIehsnfe l. oty
h. % 10 S n, . h. Ne - e. ~ s.SG sn ,G .s. "Es p."
pie not Iay merely 20 srron'uodss The banks
Wrhy. i,om good b'nt ,shay ia, nes h.' ng' teen
,,n Of = tis sb-f = n.rrr fiction.
At Chicago, on Tnrsiay Exchange WAS plenty, with
a fair demand. For coin il 10 al v cent dircount;
for good Western currency outside, y cent prem,
and al lbe banks a lc. Prem. and for Eastern /.
The statement Il the Boston Banks for the iast week
compares with the pevious week, and for the
spouding week II IsCO rs follovr'
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eiss.i: eiss. iss.: safI s@i s;ii s, ':&i 80 g
TIE statement Of the present week. az conpsed
with the preceding, shows increase of s73,V 10 the
heu, Of osns aud discounts, sOJ7Sj Ia specie, and
deer.ase OF az, 3,Jj]rn ieptts t2l 0iO Ia circulation.
A! Boston tie feeling in business cifcl,s is much bet
ter. aud in mvst departments Of trade there 10
activity.
Al Milwaukee, TIE S,rfiTl rays;
"II-n mu,h b-'r.T ,.ling 10 the nnoney
JaS ear-rcy ceuls ms fr--y sHd buues
Of al Lnd' as mSeh nor .eivr 90 sat1 E.sh. $. ws
70 num AID fr laIgr sngut. th" IA t-t rate could
= D feAiiy =
Gid IL .mount. to suit purchaser " v o-nt premia
fI rurfsHi NEoonsIn u'ob,y"
Tie chirf feature Of the Dry Good market, which
nav lie ntereting the domestic anuacturer, is the
lsrle demand for various fabrics for Government
purIoeeS. During the part week the Government
have officially sd,ei.ed Tor than four millions
Of dollars worth OF domestic goods for army purposes.
Ths demand is ~ far ia advance O pOssi6le present
delivery thai four ouths time lie allow ed the manu-
fscrer complete any cOntraCs which he Ia disposed
10 mike. Ills has given increased activity 10 the
wourn houses having goods In stock, and every pos
siUle fabric which be substituted for the army
regulation goods has been sought amer at the highest
IIicer A. We ipd aed sixt, days ago, the manuisc-
tnrsr Of wooens who will adspt his looms TO he prc
dueion Of goods required by the army, will have no
caise To complain Of tiS years business. Large
ract- for immediate delivery could be made to-day, at
fabulous prices, if tho article III stock. The
Government IL willing TO waive some specnlatiuns,
IL order 20 have prompt supply. In the aiver-
tseinent for jtinch woOlen goods, for instance,
2; IN. b goois will be substituted, if bids not
usde for the vide gods. TIE same may he
said of certain sty les Of cotton goods the fabric of
whih may be satisfactory, WI lie tie width NAV Dol lie
mp n army saudaTd. The general Dry Goods market
II HAT with occasional evideIss Of activity Ia the
plrt usiness ann son little sorting up demand Tor
the Nothen and Western Interior; but tho general
impression exists that frou. this day henceforth we
shall have decided improvement, aud that the climax
has passed. The cotton manufacturing districts are
generally dle, and should continue 70 until the new
crop supply Of cotton should be established for IL il
idle. wnh the present price Of cotton, 10 manu-
cture cotton goods with view TO future profit aud
ttill further advance Ia the muerai among The
probabilities We report stronger feeling m the
market for Printing Cloibs, without many actual sales
The demand is chiefly from speculaios, who are de-
srous Of holding for higher prices. The stuck on hand
may be estimated st about million Of pieces, which
10 equal 10 about ten weeks production when the mile
running full tine. Heavy goods, like Denims AID
S ipes, are more sought afier, but the manufacturers
have generally advanced prces, ind we ean report
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