, 1862-11-26

D6LA1SE5 SEi4 4lQ4A pee t4{l4. GE.UlH{t!S
to quality.
a comparison Of thoee prices. with those ruling
st the East, will demonstrate to our readers that
Chicago wholesale dry goods 11cn are d:termIned
to let go trade go East Of them.
From the N Z Economist, 72d
The supply with the johbers. which vas bought
lest MOI speculation, being snciens- f1r THE
ast r-r1- for TIE present wants OF ths trade, cot
tor guGds hare rernaanEd At nearly the same p7ice
at which they a. the close OF the .asr mouth,
although co1tpl in the meantImc has advanced SC
per b Thl7 advance in the Fal1e VI EAw material
- d the stationary condition cf prices nf goods.
1eayes the latter ut prices be,o;F preserE cost Ct
production For this reason- lnasnlnch As stocks
csntlnce scarce, prices Ct goods are vE:y 1rm and
must go up ii cotton Gees not decline, as soon rs
there is an increased demand. The ucHs from the
2.aEufacturiDg districts continues to repEusent
Increasing p1t0rc1inn. hut It is goods which
carnot be greatly afecled thereby. The increase
Of 1'1odEcs iou too will be chiefly In the making
up ef cotton which wss beughr in the Het::hbof-
tplure1e will econ be used up, and if .h:: con
tlr0e their production they must ootsIn prices
whith vii ,eate a profit st the rate Of &c for
Gotten.
The trade in Eoolca goct.s Is to a fair ext mt.
Mer. Of the Eoosn hoases have Ind pretty fair
week. both on plain goode snd fancles. There has
been considerable trade wish out CT town .snole-
sale b1ytrs- Some -'nsId " lots have be:n sold 10
this Glars Of purchasers. In some insta1c-s the
number Of bills has been small but tha amounts
larEe. The de nand for asny ktzeeys il q1ier. bnt
fur nannels sad biaaEe il IS liYely, The trade in
goods for WUmtn'a wea: continues good.
BRowE SIIEETEGs AND sHn.1ISGE, demand
is rather s1acE, except for low Ere51a and pEtces
are for the most part unchanged. MaGfosd shee.-
1ngs adTance1 to p (which makes oar prices
on brown gnods as follnws: Heavy s:lestanss a5c;
8.=diun, x3Hc- light. 33c; heavy Ehirrings 23c !;
Light, 17c. Onts!ue lots caEnut be buught in
quantity any below the aboye prices Meaium
shcatfEgs have beel active. 500 to GOO b21:s having
changed bands.
DLEActsED SuEET1SGs AND SH1Rr1SGs f1 !
the ma<Eet rather quie:. bur prices very firm an
inctiEirs1 upward, both On fine and coarse goods
WaDeuti& ~ rnusllas 3tc u 3TiiaIasv!!1e, II
LGnsda1e, 24c.
tor9os F1AssE1=-H Hamilton. Amoskeag and
Laccria rrowp are each 31e. at which, there
| mc6e1ste movement. Bleachcd cotton Aannels
| arc betty well sold ont. and few csn ue f,1anl
| There bsing little demand fot bleached flannel:
since the commencement Of the war nene have
| been made.
| E1R,rEs, TICKS AND Dr-1Hs--Low srn5es srt
| wanted anh cotttnue se1rce. Several mills ars
making goods Of this character, but do rot full
| supply tEc1emn3d On higher p:icsd noada :ter;
| b:s been trade CROUCH siGc= the commencement
| ct :he month to cause IN atVaEre in prices, b1
| the trade ls not a6ti:e. York tic'=5 aud denim
are advanced TO- 4cc: York stripes, ashc.
! ERlLLs--Are iuAcliye at asGOaSc, which is oni,
| cost price ut I.ttsent valve OF cotton.
! s!cTToS JEASs.-The inquiry is very light, Il
| 21Gl9dc, which will not a. p1esent cover the cos
| Of promotion.
! TR1kT1sG CLoTus-Are most liable Of anythin
to sympa:hize With the n1arket fsr cotton, Th
recent advance in f1w mate lal has brought th
moderate. The stock on hand has been :educs
to shuut 3eG feo pieces. AID. IS The c7nt-ol is in
| few hsDd-. the monopoly Cannot be broken. Ee,
mills are producing.