The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14
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7 NEW YORK; August r.
\ In the dry goods market the trade of tn
week has been sctive without any impor
tant changes. Partial stringency of none,
has checked the tendency to speculate Il
some line OF goods, and hss proved an ele
, ment OF weakness in prices. The South
ern demand is becoming important and i
: hkely to take of the market quite an i'm
portsnt amount of goods. Jobbers ar.
operating with caution with respect to cot
ton goods. They profess to see no pros
pect OF scarcity, and think the supply oi
cotton may prove large enough to produce
8 decline in the prices of goods.
Trade in Woolens ia very active and
prices are generally very satisfactory to
manufacturers. -. q.
Brown shirtings are quiet and stocks
are steadily A1gmenting. Heavy goods
are about lc lower. Farmer goods are
scarce and frmer. Stark A, Indian Head
Lawrence @, Appleton A and Indian Or.
chsrd sell at 32cs64c Granville 3O7c do
6S; POeasset 44e; IRISH 50 Pocssset K
30c, esch 1e off Appletons; 81 for B ana
advance of2c; 26c for @ and 28e for D. 2e
less on each NewmsIkes5o ) Ic GO naII-aad
al 90 Ieish 2S3e Medford Bic !;
Massachusetts 442SI, do 1881. # 1893
Shirtings 264c for Nashua! Ex Appleton
E .25c and N 2sc. r - - EIIIl
Bleaehed shirtings of the lower grades
sre plenty and shade lower, fine grades
are scarce, the leading makes being sold
ahead of production. New York mills are
delivered at 474s44; Wsmmetts, 45as8;
do, 50; Wsusegsn water twists are held at
As; do, XXX, at 40; FaresdAle AZ; Ma.
sonville, 423; do, less Bartlett A; 361 for
| ! and 373 for 80 inch Lonsdsle; AZ for
Hope; 80 for Redbsnk; 35 for A and 80;
for ridge white rock, Az. Bro Rn drills
are In steady demand, with limited stocks.
India, 80; Pepperen, 80; Augusta, 81;
Stark, u, %. Jesns-Corsets are in
steady demand, with a limited stock.
Indian Orchard, Androscoggin, aud
Bates, 25c. for colored and bleached;
Nsumkeag 324c, and sattins 84c., pat the
demand ia not very active. Amos keag dem
inns sell for 674; Hsymskers medal 55c;
Sprsgues 524c., and Providence, %. New
York Mills double and twist Collonsdes
bring Zoe; do. Indigo Comet Jeans, SOC.
Stripes and Tickets are in moderate request
and prices are unchanged. Hsymakers'
Medals are 45c; WhittentoD, 35a. for A A. |
No change in quotations for Ticks. Amos |
kesg A U A are soc; 80, q and As. |
WhittentoA, A. for A A A; Hamilton, B |
I 90. Printing cloths are in steady de- /
msnd from printers, prices continuing at |
about 64A65. Standard prints are quiet st
first hands.
Among the iobbers there has been an
effort to reduce the stock by sales at reduced |
prices, but agents still hold their goods firm
at old figures. The following ara the quo.
tations among the leading jObbers: Msrri-
mack 29a3l Cocheco 298; Riehmonds 20;
Lawrence 20 American 283; Dunnels 28;
Saunders 26; Aliens 28; GSrner s. Cos.
30; Amoskesg q; National Mills rs; Ar
nolds 253 Lowell 253 Dutchess b 251;
London Mourning, Sprsguss' 294; Allan
tic Mourning 274i York Mourning 261;
Amoskeag MournIng 264.
Mouselin de Lsines are very active. They
are the cheapest dress goods on market,
and the demand is likely to keep close up
with the production so long as present
prices continue. Manchester sells st 324e;
Pacific Delsines 321c; do. Armures in
checks, stripes and cnoice chintz designs
333c, with a probable advance to 35c;
scarlet Armures 374c; Atlantic Delsines
Co.'S Cobourgs are SAC for 2s-inch, 45c for
3O-inch.
Wool ShaWls-The prQdqetiQERld iQGERld il Il sygoYlbtae
makes are sold close up. Wooden long
shawls bring 81 for 674Xls5, and 81 so for
". Drabs, brown and mourning So % for
72Xl44. Mande's double and twist supe.
rior fabrics, $l1 for 70XI56; Teaeedale
Dobb medal in high colors and fine fabrics
72, and not subject to tIsde discount! SO. so
for 673XI35; $3.50 for same sizs as mourn
ing checks; 1925 for drsbs 62XI23; So so
for gents maudss $75Oa$9.55 for Barlows;
1913 for IA, and 1925 for 164;
Waterloo are So 20 for square supeIfne
IN high colors; 81 so for long 81 90 for
square extra So 90 for long; 81 25 fer
square imperial; So so for long Highland
checks SO 90 for square; Sc, 90 for long
do. heavy So 25 for square; Sc 80 for long
Middlesex 72xl44. Fsncies sell at SO 90
for Lawrence mourning; 81 90 double:
sided; 81 25 black and white check
mourning. Fancy cassimeres sell freely
at good prices. ---.-.......
The recent rise in cloths has rather
checked the sales. Satinets are in medium
demand. White fine goods are active st
full prices. Tip top No l sells at 81 80.
Carpets are in active demsnd and the re-
cent advance is fully established. Lowell
81, so for superAne; 81, ,65 for extra super
fine; and 91c for imperial ply. Hartford
medium super6pe $3.50; do. superfne
81 60; imperial 8 ply $l,95; extra 3 ply
$2,15. Brussels, $3.50 for 3 fr; $2,4O for
4 II; and 81, 40 for fr. 7-
Foreign Goods-As last week, there hss
been very good demand for the better
grades of dress fabrics, at full prices. Case
goods are not wanted and are drug on the
market. French merinoes and delaiaes,
and fine Bradford goods, bring excellent
prices. Saxony dress goods are not selling
freely at private terms; there is likely TO
be an ample supply of them, and jobbers
prefer waiting for the refult of auctions.
Thus far the importation is not at all in ex-
cess of the demand, The imports for the
week are $2,s85, 755, against $l,533, ,626 for
tae corresponding week of 1864. Il