The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-31

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NEW YORK, July 29.-The importsio
dry goods for the month of June SHOW
an increase OF, about half million dol.
lars upon that of the same month of las
4 year. and of two and half millions
upon those of July, 1863. The amount
tI Tor Warehousing is much less
tnan for the same month of last year,
W nae Inr 1n aeam3ount:entered for inspection
7 Is larger by $S,000,OOO The value
thrown upon the market during the
I Lnontn Is S7,OS04 90 against 1882 OIL
lor jury, 1S64-ShowinEy a more vipOr-
4 Gus state of trade in the foreign eiry
goods interest than year ago. The
IN LL PoEts lof the past year show a de-
J crease of about $500, 900 upon those for.
the corresponding week Of 1864.
Inc weeks trade in domestic fnbrics
! opened dull and with partial Welding
4 IN prices. The concessions brought in
observation-disclosures, which with the nd
vance on gold, produced a recovery in
| quotalons, and the week closed with
generally hrmer tone on cotton fabrics.
4 Ihere has been less demand and a SLIGHT
increase of stock. Prices have been nm
settled but close steadier. Sales have
peen made of outside lots of Standards
at &c, but the agents offer them at about
one cent per yard below our last quota
1Oh:'otafk and Indian Head, Lawrence
=. Appleton and Wilson Orchard arc
held ut SO "A, Graniteville S255 do. d;
Angus y factory 4O9421ss. d. Is. Poersset
canoe 40 inch "a and Poersset El:Sl. and
A1Ppleton's 81, for B, % for C, 80 for ID.
ohlrAngs, "a for l., % for w marked
extra. Bleached Shirtings are ne
i've, scarce and firm. especially the
leading make of fine goods. n II :, j.,
/ New York Mills arc delivered Mt Az /.
AW " ~ Mt s.; do, 50 81; do.
t5S; Lohsdale, 43; Hope, 40: white socIs
43Ls Mansagun, double extra, 40 ;
treshdale. 40; Masinvie, 42IS; do: exI
ira, 40; Siatersville, Is n "a; Drills.
standards; Canton Flhpnels are scarce.
higher goods and fine Sausokeag brown
sell at 43N, G goods; Hope, 81; Canes
LOBa,, 4ON NHShau, 40; Hamilton. r.
AZ for bleached stripes and ticks
There is II moderate business doing in
strlpes. Haymakers' Medal sell ut 43JI.
Is Whiltenton, IS for e, 37H for ID II
10 for A and 55 for a A Ticks remain
The same; Amoskeag A G A at so II 81 Z.
= 5O, and ID IS; WithertonS, As; Il. a:
Dunnell'S Is mt 60; printing cloth less
active and prices are yielding, sales of
standards having been made ut two and
figures. '-'11.
Prints have been more active dllrinp,
me week without any change in price at
tlrSt hands. Leading jObhers have kent
up lively competition i'll two or three
Lending brands, including merrimnclls.
ana have sold considerable lots ut IL re.
auction. The operation has no effect
upon quotations of agents.
The following are the .jubbers' quota
lions for the leading makes: Merri-
lnacIS, 29n3l; COcheco, 2yIS: SDr,lgues
y; Snranac, ~; American, 2S; Dunnclls,
=; Saunders, 2TH; Garner d Co., 30:
AnOskeg, 2S; National Mills, p; Ar
mold, 2519; Lowell, 2615; Duchess brohd-
MOnFIInfP H.
Atlantic muslin, 271E; York muslin,
2O%; AmOskeEs muslin, 26%. Mousde-
lalneS-demand active and stock re-
duced, and prices steady; Manchester,
SEC. for delnines; 3S}G for plain colOrs
ana 3i14 for scarlet do; IS for robes dc
chambre; Lowell delailles ~. AtCcntrc
% inch.
WOODEN GooDs-Tlle trade i'll WOODEN
shawls IS very active. There is an am
Pie display of good and some uncertain
" about prices. The quotations for
Watervleit are as follows: IS 5O@SlO 90
for q by Ia in size, s. 5O@,S7 90 for G3
by 126, s. SO for 81 by los, 81 IS for Misses
~ do. -. . - - -
Superior Checks-ss 25@So OO7 for 5
by Iii q 90 for 81 by 1875, and SGO0@6 70
Cloths are in active demand with
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Fine goods are active and firm, but of
the lower qualities there Hre an ample |
supply and prices are weak. In
SGssimercs are generally very desi- |
rahle property. Tho supply does not
appear to have been overdOne MS we OK
pTESctcd, and prices are gener-
ally more satisfactory to the seller than |
TO The buyer. Kentucky Jeans are |
scarce, the better grade are 21l@y5c high |
FlannelsseI freely at full prices. Plain
scarlet and orange from 37IS to 5Oc.;
scarlet Twill ut Az to.T0c.; for n. IL G. !
wh1te, 35(g6jAc,; shaker Mt 4O6lSOc. hbluO |
and mud ut 45@70c.; gilbert White and |
colorcd have been advanced about one |
cent ana half per cut. Army flannel |
IIISc: for shaded. The demand for for
eign fabrics during the week las been
quite active. The jobbers are very short
OF goods and find it necessary to buy
freely in order to provide for nssort-
ments for their customers and there is
q pOSpect of an active demand from 7
Cincinnati, st. Louis, Memphis and
NASHVILLE for the Southern market and
already liberal trade is being done
with those cities which accounts for the
trade opening brisllly at an earlier periss
od than was expected. Tho present
prospect favOrs n lighter importation I
than has been anticipated. The high
prices of stir goods in England is con- |
seQuent upon the active demand from |
the continent and the difficulty of pro-
curing before late in the season., All |
the goods that are imported were pre-
pared to order andis likely to resnit in !
a material limitation of orders, while |
the failure OF. the silk crop of the con-rI
unent has so much advanced the price |
of French and Swiss silks, that the i'm
portatton' ofthose fabrics is likely to be |
much less than was expected, At pres /
ent indications favor the prospect of u |
tair Importation aud a profitable trade
FOR the importers.
NEW YoHK. July ga gentleman
lately from the City of Mexico, through |
the Herald, prOn0uuces utterly false |
the statement of n Memphis paper rel
garding alleged persecution of Ameri- |
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