Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-21
The Dry Goodn Market.

New York, Aug. 19.-The weakness of
cotton goods in first hands has shown itself
weak in positive decline of some staples of
goods. Among the jobbers, however, there
has been considerable activity, and it is
likely,nowthat agents have met their views
as TO prices, that there viii be an improve
ment in business at first hands. The ex-
element in Wall street has but very re-
motely affected the dry goods market. The
that any interruption of discounting over
is of Slight consequence to dry goods
merchants. The New England cotton
mills are extending their operation as
fast as the supply of hands permits. Some
Of the larger corporations have their agents
in lancashire 'ElglaBd, for procuring
operations, he'supply I'M this country be-
| ing inadequate. We hear of large new cot
| ton factories being projected, one requiring
an outlay of $l,250,06O.e The exports OF
domestic cpttons from this port to foreign
ports for the week ending Aug. IL, '65,
| have been as follows:
To Mexico, value $74S, packages three.
Cuba, $204, one package. Total, for the
| week 1925, four packages. previously re-
ported, l18 PACKAGES. Total since January
lst, 1865, l22. 5,g7 30 Hri2.T5s =, a'.J hnP VI
Brown sheetings inactive. Jobbers buy
|
Fine grades are scarce and firm. Wequote
as agents prices for stock and Indian head,
Lawrence G, Appleton A, Indian Orchard,
8l16c;; A Graniteville CSC; "a do 26; "A
Augusta factory, SOC; "a do &c; Pocasset X,
| 30c; Appietons, SO for B, 261a for G, and 281S
for ,D-a. half cent each higher. New Mar
ket r. r.. 321aa;; do A 81, and SO, inch do,
PSF; IA Nashua extra, 2911aa;; Amory 81. :
Siiirtings are 23 for Nashua extra; Apple
Bleached Shirtings Fine goods continue
scarce and firm, some being sold aheads--
Low qualities are plenty and-a shade low
err New York mill are delivered at All;
"A Wamsutta 45;, 9-S do ! 50; 5-4 do So;
Xxx DO; Eorrestdale 80 Masonville 421S; do
x 44--one cent less; SlatersvilIe' 7-8 rt 33;
Bartlette E 40 for 4-4, 361 for "a, and 81 for
38 8inch.vaLondale sell at 42, Hope 39 Red
Bank s5 for A and andaaS2 2 for u do; White
Brown DDrills-standards In Steady de- e.
mand. Lower grades and 1c lower, Cor.
Bet jeans quiet and prices steady. SsSSSt Soa'
Canton Flannels- IAN increasing supply
and demand steady. Fine goods rather
scarce. Naumekeag and Manchester ssell
ut 4215 for brown, Slatersville 45, Good
Hope 30 Canestago 40, Nashua 3S1s, Ire
ID Denims--SteadyE ST. and principally for bet
ter grades. Haymakers 521S a Providence
2S. n.aui.rio @1o Sl.I !glaaeil
Ticks and Stripes Moderately active,
prices unchanged. Haymaker's medal are
45c. No change in quotations tor ticks, ex-
cept Hamilton B. IT,, which are 214c lower.
Amoskeag &C. Aare 80 and 81 711Sc; Bg57 1sc,
OK )50c, iTand ID. 45c. WhittentOn-45e for
a. E., 55c for, A. A, Hamilton, B. T. 81 Sc.
Printing closes with demand less and
holdersle less confiden. Prices 1@2c lower.
Standards ga by Ga at lie for present de-
livery. (asvon Yesrzagu gsagEEeg)
Prints--Agents have yielded abont 1c
per yard. Jobberst are buying quietly.
Stocks not large and agents seem. con-
tident Of mainntaing present quotations.
The following are the sjobbers' quo
tations. Merrimack 29@3l; Cocteco L
80; Sprague's oFancies N; Riehmond's rs;
N-ig'selshi