New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

In reviewing the Domestic Coos market for the
week, we have to report active demand for all
descriptions, and a general disposition 10 all holders
to withdraw their goods. The recent advance in
cotton of nearly five cents per pound during the
week with the prospect of still further advance,
has startled the manufacturers and the conviction is
general that all the spndles must eventually remain
idle for the want Of the raw material. In such An
event goods must appr, cia,e from the impossbiiiy
of supply Even now, ii Is entirely impossible to
invest largely in domestic cottons and the prices are
IA Huctuatng 10 the most fancy stocksin Wall street
Large operators have been in the market to-day
taking all lots offered, but the amount Of sales have
been limited, from the fact that the goods could
not DO ioand. With less than 5000 bales Of
cotton in this market. and only 10000 bales
of American Gotten in Liverpool-being less than
a weeks supply Of the world when the spindles
are in opera,iou--it 10 time to pause, and con.
slider Tho results that mus. follow before the
year closes. There are some goods which are
being manufactured from high priced cotton, which
afford remuneration a. present prices, while
the great majority Of mills cannot work with
out loss The former will continue TO purchase cot.
ton to such an extent ~ to make 1t impossible to
keep tho market for the raw material al the present
prices. This period Of the year has, hitherto, been
characterized with general cessation OF trade, but
il appears that the majority OF merchants are dong
u satisfactory business, and tho condition OF the
country, North and NORTHWEST is such as to promise
continuance, if not an increase Of the volume.
Heavy Sheetings have been sold at la2c nd.
vance ON Lass week, and il holders should offer to
deliver considerable quantities, larger advance
would DO submitted to. Drills also, hive advanced
Over one thousand bales have been taken within q
week for Government purposes at full prices.
DENNIS, Stripes Ticks, and Blcached goods have all
appreciated IN value and are hard to buy. Wooens
remain the same as last week. but the movement no.
ticed last week is maintained without abatement.
We annex particulars Of tho Foreign markets.
MAyCHEsTEn.--A continued rise ia cotton, and
s favorable sdvces thso before from India have
improved the spiii oil our aAe ana gwen additional hrn
TO prices at large with positive upward tendency to
those OF .ous articles.
The India merchants have followed up the i.rs. purchase,
OF cioh Pincpa shins) which they made last week BY
siderable this giving for tho best
Qualities lid to ID than they did then Its to-day that
ID n tor yarns, least IN somo instances though
they have retained from or less business IN cose'
qu"nee. - :, 81,
1ho Germans have rather increased their small dealings In
yars but take from them their retail chatscer
They might have uppisd themselves on better eims last
sono OF tie pnnors of low numbers for the Mediterranean
have realized u ID ID morn for lair quantities taan 'hty
On, in sous Instances. and for best qualities, have spinner,
succeeded with nanuaetare. IN realizing g. or ID more
have stood out for such advances their sae.
have besn IN. a IN. b.a.
very eay diminished quantity wiz DO consumed In THIS
TLs buyers Of ysns for Scotland have cou.itcbly In
creased their purchases. paying higher prco' ~ me Kinds