The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-26
Cinelnnnti Drr Goods Market.

CIECIxEATI, October %.
The busiue-s Of the past weak was cutie
irregular; some houses had itcomparatiYeiv
i quiet. while others had as much as thev
could do during most Of the active business
davs. Merchants from the interior cav,
promising accounts Of he condition 81
| things. The deficiency in wheat was mora
| than made up in the quantity and quality Of
| the ecrn. and while the potato rst seriously
affected some seeti0ns, il others there was
! but little or none Of il. The hay crop was
not very large, but made more available
than ususl in ex "a surplus. on s-count Of
the favorsb'e tail weather, pastures eontinu-
ing good even till now, with abundance Of
water An attempt had been made 10 nus
IN an entering wedge 10 the renewal Of The
credit system, but had failed, aud goods
were being sold for cash or its equivsIept
Upon close investigation we are satisfied too.
that The street rumOrs Of certain LEADING
houses having sold goods on time. " ere false
reports, set ahoat by interested parties. 1t
is barely probable that a very few bills NAV
have been sold on four months time under
certain peculiar eircumsianc s, but such
small transactions hardly JUST the hue
and cry against Cincionati jobbers for again
exhuming the unsighuy carcass Of the old
lmping credit system. Adherence TO the
of serious panic during reaijnstment Of
financial mat ers upon the specie basis,
whether that readiustment requires five or
twenty years. In the meantime, from the
smallest retailer to the largest manufacture
and importer, aud from the man who loans
his thousan s, TO the bank that discounts
millions, all are interested in preventing a
return Of the credit system, no matter in
what guiEe presented.
kilograms from the East report lead ny
goods hrm at the advance recently estab-
lished. The was no speculative feeling,
and the caution heretofore prevailing con-
tinued. Adviees from leading merchants |
East, and opinions from the same source !
here, lead 70 the conclusion that though |
some goods may fuctuate in value, in the |
man, indications seem clear for steady pri- |
ces for a long time TO come, and careful /
Judges freel, express the opinion that some 1
kinds Of goods, comparatively low now, will /
advance in the spring. Our readers can /
come to their own conclusions, based upon
q Gaze al review Of the situation, and if or
binary prudence is observed, no fears need
be entsi tanned for the future
BEOWE sHEErNGs-SOld in considerable
quaint ties at S6@361<c for strictly standard,
md others in proportion. Eastern quota
ions are SIC.
BLEAcHED SHTRTINGs-Were in fair demand
It 471s@50o for medium A heavy. The
liner aud warmer grades were a shade
higher
PRINIs-Sold at 81 &c for Merrima ks,
ipsagues, &e. The commoner qualities in
he same rat o, bring about lc per yard less
han Eastern quotations
DRESS GooDs.-Blsck and colored AIpacas
old remarkably well, being the most desi-
able, and genieelly sty lish and economical
ress goods in the market. Merinos aud
'oburgs were IN fair demand. Wool de-
lines continued active. Fancy STYLES in
lorsted stutis, especially plaids and ripes
ID very well. All medium grades up 10
DC We're in active demand. Black silks sold
Tell.
FLASNEis.-All kinds continued in good
emand at the fullest prices.
MINIS AND BOYS WKAR-Sales were very ]
irge IN this department, and though prices ,
'ere shade higher, everything here re- {
lained still at comparatively lew figures {
mere was such a general demand for all Z
lnds Of mems and boys wear, that elassi- {
cation seems needless. 3
CLoTsINe "A good demand continued, and
lies we're very satisfactory. Manufacturing c
as being done with more comfort, on ae- 7
punt Of the increase Of competent hands. o
CITY REEAL TRADE.-The weather was [
al unusually warm for the season, retard- | i
g somewhat the ga Of heavy winter wear.
ut the average trade was decidedly good,
18th clear indications Of regular eontinu-
nee during the winter. The intention of r
seemed to be to keep good sssortments, !.
I'd constant repienishings were accordingly
Id.