, 1863-06-18
DRY GOODS mARKEr.

WEDNESDAY EVENING. juno II, 1863
Tie Dry Goods market during the pasthew days
has Eecn very much excited, aud prices have mate
rally advanced. Tho demand, however, for all
kiIds Of summer goods. particularly light prints
and delaines, still continues active, as county
dcale1s arc layng in large stocks In anticipation Of
higher range Of prices. In New York the excite
1uent has reached high pitch; manufacturers and
jotbe1s being very firm. The Increased consump-
tive demand during the past few months has very
nearly depleted the market, and the stocks In the
hauds Of dealers and Jobbers are very light. Tho
speculato1s, and the numerous lists Of small hold
e1s hare about cleaned out their stocks BY auctton
and the goods arc now in the hands OF parties who
are not obliged n sell. Heavy shlrtsnss are there
held at &c sprague's and Manchester Prints 1sc;
DutchcaB 16c, and all other domestits In proper
tion. Here dealers refuse to name quotations, as
their prices are only for the day Prints are selling
to-day at an advance OF 16ec over last week, aud
ase very likely 70 be held at higher figures to NOR
row.
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET.
.[From the Boston Commercial Bulletin, 15th.]
There ia q good degree Of activity, III 4 small
way Tor the season, though the bulk Or sales is not
la:Ee The New England trade ara taking adTan-
lo~ and jobbess aTe anxious to close ont their
stocks, to pick up bargains In odd lots OF dry
goods. For sections Of the interior, where pre-
than III this fastidious metropolis, such policyis is
ec:h profitable and commcndabls.
Last week there were indications ofgrcater firm
ntss In the market for plain CottonE, and both here
and NewYork 1ates wcru advanced By commission
houEes sel3s fos some descriptions IN view of ths
sttarclty Of stocks But as usual outside parties
ent the movement for an ADVANCE Is not well sna-
taineds aid. with very dull market, tohbing7
prices have receaed to about the previous stand.
Denims and Ticks, which arc nearly ont Of the
market and very firm. Fall styles OF dark prints
arc ae9 better With specnat1e dsanq 4a1a a. .Ha ws
u &c for Lancaster. T american declines duli at
i foreign dIess goods t1sfe Is considerable &C.
ttslty at reduced rates, and some fashionable
st5lea are very scarce and wanted. The tFansse-
and stocks rapidly moving Of: shawla Of fancy
patterns continue IN demand at steady prices, and
th1n Llama arc nearly out q the market:
cially for light fancy cassimeres and cloakings,
which are scarce and desifab1e.- Plain and dark
cloths Of foreign make remain vsry d1M @ Ihs @ y.
coatings, pilots, beavers, seaskins etc. but these
goods have not get been opened to any extent
Current impo1tstious stu foot np heavily a. com
pared with lsst year, but the didetence Is not SO
much in quantity as in cost.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
from tho n, r Economist, June ISL
BRowN sHEE71Sas AND SH1RTtSGe.-DuEngt the
two6aJs succeeding our last issue, standard heavy
cling, and reached. .a7Hc. at which considerable
ea'es were made. Since Monday the market has
been dun. and no higher prices have heen obtain
ed. The market cl0ees weak Standard 7B ahttt-
ipgs are jobbed 1c above tho priee Of two weeks
ago, now being &c 81 do 2oc- WateEvtllc sheet
iugs are advanced to 23c; Aeawam +, s2HQa3c.
tits statt that considerable PURCHASES OF heary
bl,cettncs were made to-day, for Boston account,
at .7Hc.
B1EAcuEp EHEET1sas sAHDsSH7RTISos.-onS Sat
| ds1s advanced to &c, at which large Gales were
made by both hrst and second bands: The regular
agents sold as many they uished to sell at that
price and adyarccdt to 28c, but have made no salts
sirce The advance. Johbtng prices are Is.
New Yo,k mills goods arc unchanged alnce laet