The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-31

fsncies, %; Richmond, %; Lawrence, 90
American, %; Saunders, 27}; Garner
Co., 80; Amoskesg, %; National Mills
%; Arnold's, 251 Lowell, 261; Dutchesi
b. 25; Sprsgues mourning, 271; Atlantic
mourning, 272; York mourning, 26&
Amorkeag mourning 265.
In Nous Delsines the demsnd is active,
stock reduced, and prices steady. Man.
chester 324 Pacific; 321 for Delaines; 355
for Armures, ,plsin colors, and 374 for scarlet
do; 35 for robes de chsmbre. Lowell De-
LANES, 325. Atlantic Delsines Oouburgs
sell at 34c for % inch, and 45c for 80 inch /;
! fine Pacific Company's Ooub1rgs are out of
the market at present. Hamilton Delaines
are not yet offered.
Woolen Goods-Trsde in wool shswls is
very active; there is an ample display Of
goods, and some uncertainty about figures.
Quotstions for Wstervliet are as follows
8 5OslO for 72 by 144 in high colorp, b.b0a7
for 63 by I26. do. $50 for "a by lO8, do.
25 for misses 35 square, l.624 for 40 do.
snd 2.25 for Al, do. super checks 8.25s9 for
p by 144, for 81 by l35 and 6A6 75 tor
SO by I26.
Drolls, brown and mourning, 4.25 for Y
by I44, 6.75 for 81 by I35 and 65Oa6 rs
twist, 70 by l56 bring IL.
Cloths are in active demand, with linz
tied supply, and prices are steady. Fine
grades of Sstinetts are active and firm, but
Of lower qualities there is an ample sup
D ~, and prices are weak. Fancy CASH
neres are generally very desirable property.
T.Ie supply does not appear to have been
over one, as WIS expected. Prices are
gen era Ily more sstisfsctcry to sellers than
to buyers.
Kentucky Jeans are scarce. Better
grades are 2}@5c higher.
Carpets are quiet SIS usual at this season.
Lowell at 81 As for superfne, 81 60 for
extra snperfiEe and 81 80 for Imperial B.
DIV; Hartford Co.'s medium superfne at
81 45, do. superAne 81 60, Imperial 8 ply
81 90, extra ply 81 10, Brussels 81 80
for 3 f. r, 81 40 tor f. T. and 81 90 for
SIR.
FIannels sell freely at full prices. Scar
let and orange f. 7. 373s6Oc, scarlet twilled
475sEOc for N and {; white 35a65i 4
shaker 6Os8O; blue and mixed twills 45A7O.
Gilmore white and colored opera have been
advanced about u u cent. Army fsnnels
III for standards The demand for foreign
fabrics during the week has been quite
Sctive.
Jobbers are very bare of goods, and find
{ necessary to buy freely in order TO pro-
,;o e a fair assortment for their customers.
rbe. e is a prospect for an active demand
rom Cincinnsti, st. Louis, Memphis and
yagby lie, for the southern market, and
,lTeadv i;be-sI .-"Gde is being done with
hose cI,.ies. which arr, ,,'Gts for trade open
no "a b,.isRIv At an 1I10 oorI;or ~@ri0d than was
zpscted- the present prospect 'S'o,I IT.;
lighter importation than has been 81. 'V''
,ated.
The high prices of stuff goods in Kng-
snd, consequent upon the active demand
rom the Continent, and the difficulty of
before late in the season all
,oods that importers were prepared to Or
er, is likely to result in 8 material linits-
ion of orders, while the failure of the silk
rop on the continent has SO advanced the
rice of French and Swiss silks, that the
Importation of these fabrics is likely to be
luch less than was expected.