New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18
The exports of Cotton Goods from Boston from
Oct. to Oct. IL, were as follows:

The demand for goods in the military departments
is increasing, and every desirable fabric is taken up
at advancing prices. Even goods which have been
IN stock and for long time unsaable, have been re-
dyed 20 suit the regulation colors while many styles
which could Lot be made available in this manner
have been used as substitutes principally for Innings.
The large orders which cannot be executed by our
mills have induced parties to try the European
markets. The stocks abroad are reported light and
no great quantity be secured except on contracts
Tor future delivery. No apprehension is felt rs 10 an
over-suppy for the wants Of the Government are
daily increasing by new evies, and rule, once IN
four months the clothing Of our troops must be re-
newed.
Blankets, Kerseys, Flannels grey and blue goods
a alike participate in the general activity, and our
woolen manufacturers are enjoying harvest OF
profits. Wool, however, has advanced neatly lOO Y
cent. Indigo dyes, &C., have advanced correspond
ingy bat the manufactured fabric keeps pace IN the
market and fabulous prices have been paid the past
week for future delivery Of fpt-class cloths.
Foreign goods are mostly forced of through the
suction houses, and the importers generally do not
feel th, revival Of bushes. az in tue otter depart
ments. There are few descriptions Of Dress Goods
that still attract attention large line OF Printed
Repts are being sold in great quantities by Messrs
Wicks, Smith g. Co. The stock consists OF 900
pieces. and are Of the most desirable iabrics, yet
are cod at about the cost per square yard OF the
Mouslin Delsne The importations are still small
and recent adv ces indicate a small stock abroad and
fsbsicans refuse 10 continue productions except Oh
fsyuriie orders.
more detailed review Of the Dry Goods market
! il prepared for THE sEnI-WELELI TnBUsE.
The annexed statistics Of the cotton trade, and re-
mafks thereon, are from the circular Of Meesrs.
Samuel Hallett g. Co.:
Tvs Co7ros Tn % oF I'VE UsIrkp srGTrs-ws give be-
low cable isi,,ui Of ,hs sInout Of cotton hi'ed IA e
10y tns anogt sHPorsd 70 pounds s.eb year ne l0s SH
Of the ~b BE sErrzge price isf pound ench ys Inc
amount y0sd With hs ui The s.e, l. 90 M Custom
ouss rougn The sis,d 10 the Uai ed Sst'i for
tie period gwen hAi bc-n 5loaIs bales o. "a ~ 81 =
.s age CC'om house N..s'I ~ ths psas az uy
to.l exported hAs been 5loS3e poui Dc Fsl
+1ial ssi4yl We have alec sdded table blowing The
soigtn ~ several pou' io tae pat ten lhe o.
% ofsn c9lHrr With the arOaut hsnd a. each OF Tho
ne -bho.dus The grs.sn, crop from usrie,. ,e regu-
sy 1ppy, aad " increase which ua been uuoE
curious t0rAir' OF ph'AotsL. IN o,u...-I'i' -. ~.
Having rally power but what the prUdacton Of tts 's'
De ed the .bes determined 20 prevent ii c1l
irt frsud vith ths t~oioid pSrpo'e o. ON aug Ioeltn
government. t did ard ~ 6rsstHg dSn tho financial
I .
Of t. article would immunity Ter .ny Cutfss- o.
crs. they EEbt They have yet lost uu iu
IL ssvss power They oonssqueuty. IN thriT
a. gasfd. With Jasese alousy us u5Pof AID d. not
syN BE- bFoug o. sight OF port tie Governor
ouissrs and "a. Mayor n zoe City Of NewOreaBs have
ts.srd praczuaOns pfohbug the delivery Any IN b {
CITY 1b.y probably TsgAd tho speedy capture Of th
III o. al s0utneru p0t inevitable In which event all the
90, On found Ia them would tall pvy u tie Stctors
Planters ali s5ved 20 rrtan on "a, " plantations
portion Of The could not be forwarded desired
Of bssfopo AID bagyLg "A every day sdts to
Tue ecsncy Of the blockade and hs OF the BOvern
u.ut early that the crushing OF The rebel
bon !. the ogy thing ksf brDs the siGpls forward
and give IL 70 the world There is OheT sOig0u Of the
iau.na bat this UufSftuaHt NOT spsr reaches
th. G. AIRY fou EBEAadhe bson mosl Interested la tho
oue,oths does The Rebels ,i lbsJ eAnnsi be
subdu,j IL ia clearly for the Interest o. tue people OF that
county 10 hold Vry different language, and IL viii not be
Iona before they will that different bot only
"a. ul,s but more correct 1hs vii be changed
~. presume rh-B they better understand the ssbJrsL
fr,1iices Will give way convictions Of Interest Tie
e.D,urs Of TIE Southern cities viii feirzse small snount,
b.. Two three druobiu III" speedily bIing out the
whole The rebels that Their IL hope
less they vii be buy AID atu w the
time European must the best they
bot only Ito short supply buI with loss u hall o.
their so with tho stsies be reception by them Of tho
rebels b,irerents turned very poor speculation
aud the oIaksHI estimates Of thsil power SsIy costly