The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-14
Dry Goods market.


Il 4SEw YORK, August 1.-THE trade OF
the week has been moderately active
without any important change in value.
Inc partial stringency of money has
. checked the tendency to speculate in
J some lines of goods, and has so far
| proved an element of weakness in
prices. The southern demand is be
coming gradually more important, and
: Is likely to take out of market quite an
immense amount of goods before the
: close. Eastern iobbers are operating
with caution. With respect to cotton
goods they profess to see no prospect of
scarcity, and think the supply ofcotton
produce decline in prices of goods.
Inc trade In woolenS is very active and
prices are generally very satisfactory to
manufacturers. Brown shirtings are
quiet and stocks are augmenting.
I Heavy goods are about 1c lower; the
nner goods are choice and tirmer. Stark
"A. good; Indian Head, Lawrence O., APP
pIeton A., and Indian Orchard sell at
I ~; GrnnnitS 30; No. 26, 44c; Augusta Fac
I tory Bic; Is do. &c; PocasSett (44) 3Sc:
and Pocassett X. 3Oc-each 1c of; APP
pleton 81; for do. b. an advance of &c;
26c for do. C., and 2Sc for do. D.; PC less
on each new mark. A. Bic; do. R.R.
32Hc; do. 50 in. 2S1<c;. A in. MeClford
! Bic; Mass. Al in. 2S]5c; do. No. i, 331Sc;
SmRTLNG.-29lSc for Nashua extra:
! Appleton Die, and n. 2Sc.. q
i BLEACHED SHIIETINGs.-The lower
Il grades are plenty and shade lower.
Fine grades are scarce, the leading
marks being sold ahead of Droductior:
/ New York Mills are delivered Mt Az;
i44 WaumHsetta, IS; 9S do, SO; Warre-
gan water are held at As; do. Xxx, 40:
FOrestdnle ~; Masonville 42Il; do. X,
%; Slitersyille IS nj 33c one cent less:
Bnrtlett'S "A, 36I4 for u and 3TIS for 33
I1nphs sOng60In q a. IgE.I
Il b for44 and 81 for e; do. White Rock
4 42k.
4 Brown DRILLs-Are in steady de-
mnnd with Il limited stock; India, 33;
tPepperen, 33; Augusta, b; Stark, ~.
EANs-Are in steady demand, with
u limited supply; Indian Orchard, An
IdroscOggin and Bates bring p for col
|ored and blenched; Naugatucll 32A and
Sattins 81, but the demand is not very
activeS AmOskeHg denims sell at BIZ;
Haylnnker's modal %, Sprague 52J5,
and Providence IS; New York Mills
double and twist Cottonadcs bring 10;
do. Indigo Blue Comlet Jeans, so.
! STRIPS AND TICKs-Are in moderate
request and prices are unchanged. Hay
makers medal are As; Whittenton IS for
q; S11S for b; 40 for A; So for AA. No
change in quotations for Ticks. Amos
keag A G A are 80, 67L C; so C and ID
B6AG. '''t % iof AN<N' hamilton
PRINTING CLoTHs-Are in steady de-
mand, from printers prices, continuing
Mt about D for d; XX "a. Standard
prints are quiet mt first hand among the
jObbers. There has been an abort to re-
duce stock by sales ut higher prices, but
the agents hold their goods firmly ut
old prices. The following are quotations
for prints among the jObbers Mcrri-
mack 2093l: COcheco r 29I<; Richmond
-; Lawrence %; American PSI; Dun
nell's Is; Sanders 26; Allen d; Carver
y Co., 80; Amoskeag %; National Mills
y 274;. London Mourning Spragues
l2719; Atlantic Mourning 27II; York NJ
2619; Amoskeag NJ % inches, ut re.
MUSLIN DELAINES-Are very active.
They are the cheapest dress goods on.
the market, and their demand is likely
to Keep up with the production so long
MS present prices continue. MnncheS-
tiers sell Mt S2!Ec.; Pacific delaincs, 321<;
Arnures i'll checks, stripes and choice
chintz designs, 32% with a probable adj
vance to 80; Scarlet armures, SIX; At
lantic Delaine Co.'s CobOurgs are "a for
Is inch, % for 30 inch fine, 90 for8O inch
extra fine.
! Wool SIAwLs-The productions are
ample but their sales are large, and fil-
vornble makes are sold slow. Walden
long shnwls bring 500 for 671l X 1876;
$3.50 for Y; Drabs, brown and mourn
AuBS GOD 1OF IL X 144s Monies, double
and twiss supcrtine fnbric, $ll 90 for 20
1856; Peaeblies Gold Medal, in high
colorS and fine fabric, AZ X, not subject
to the trade discount, $3.50 for 671I; ID
81, $3.50, same size as mourning checks,
$7.25i drabs, G2 X l23, $3.50; gents man
ties, $3.50 a $685. Bnrlows, $4.75 for IA
and SO d for 1854 ! Wnterlooe's nre s.. ~
for squire superfine in high colors, and
$3.50 for long, $4.OO for square extra, and
$500 for long. 1925 for square imperial,
and $3.50 for long; light and checks,
$500 for square, and 5000 for long;
do. heavy, 1925 for square, and $3.50 for
long; MIiddleseN. u X IA, fIncies sell
ut $500; Lawrence mourning, $500;
Home Wooden Co. 81 X 1875, $3.50; double
sided, 1925; black and white check
mourning 163 X 12G, $500, and drabs
$3.50 n 5000; Waterville No. 2 fancy ~
l4G; No. ! do. 63 X l26, Sl.25; check
and mourning No 3, ~ III, SS.25 No.
9 do. 6! X l35, $3.50; No. 3 do. 60 X l2G,
500; black, browns and drnbs, 1915
for No. 4, and $3.50 for No. 5.
WooLENs-Heavy fancy cassimeres
sell freely at good prices. Tho recent
rise in cloths has rather checked sales:
sales in medium grades are dull, while
fine goods arc active ut fair prices. Tip
top No. sells ut 81 80 and Lower Val
ley at 81 %.
| CARPETs-Are in active demand. The
recent advance in Ingram is fully cs-
tablished. The Hartford Companv's
medium supertine, 81 80; do. superiine,
81 60; Imperial three ply, 81 g5; extra
three ply, 81 Is; Brussels, 50 30 for
three ply; 81 30 for four ply, and 81 so
for five ply.
FoRETGS GooDs-As last week there
has been n very good demand for the
better grades of dress fabrics ut fair
I prices. Cotton goods are not wanted,
and are n drug in the market. French
4 Ill
/ ford goods bring excellent prices, Sax
olly dress goods arc not selling freely
Mt present. There is likely to be an
ample supply of them, and iobbers pre-
fer Whiting the result of the auctions.
Thus fur the Importation is not all in
excess of the demand. Tho receipts for
the week are 8, So, 755 against 81 ,533, GIG
for the corresponding week of 1884.
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