The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-11
, Ih.inu $50; LaeOui. .ud P.ppsrin sT7I Stark

brinys Ss15; Laeonia and Pspperil s711; Star
IS Augusta 6712, and GranitsVille 81.
flannels Prices about sc higher, ihe ueLnSau I
active and stocks nominal. Wsumekese Ot9W
III at fremont and Suffolk are wei ;,t,1 ~ =
/ at so; slaterVills and Manchester so Hamlson
Ia delivered at 52s for French corset Jeans aStiE
and scarce with prices steadiIy sing.
Indian Orch NEd, Androscroggin and bsisS l jim
sta ernes 81. Stripe ticks and DeDins stri tes ar
very active prices 1a1 4 highsr; Hayma ReI pe1s p "a
pring 4s1a; Whit enton 3715; for ~, lol %,
"a for A, and SIX fir a. A. Tcss ads snSeo
sells at s211 for A o. A 6719; for A. 51z9i ior b.
525i for O. AZ; for d Waittendon ~ for A. t6i
Tor A Hamilton, last delioered, st 5Ofor D. and %
for La Denims active at full price with
the advance on soms qualities: Amoskesg
20; Manchester so; HsynIaker'S medal
sold ahead Providence 2s, and largely sold
ahead printing cloths less in demand.
Printers will not operate st present prices.
Fwenty-six has been paid for small lots of
o4 by "a for present delivery. There is no
stock of prints, and there isa perfect scrsm-
bic among jobbers for lesding Wskes. The
printers are producing to their utmost ca
pacity, but cannot keep up with the de-.
msnd. Prices are 1@2c higher, and the
productions are largely sold ahead.
The following are the latest quotations
among the jobbers; Merrimsc 34aS6; Cach-
ero 81 Sprague Fancies 80; Richmonds
33a32X Lawrence not quoted American
80; Dunnells 80; Saunders 81; Allews 80;
Carer Co. "a Amoskeag 81: Arnolds
20; Lowen 2sH Duchess 2s1<: Lcndon
Mourning sprsgues 81 Atlantic Mourn
ng 2s1zs31 York Mousland Dslaines stock,
n first hand merely nominal. The de-.
nand is still unusually active and ouoto-
ions are ~ higher aud tending atin hiab.
T. Pacific and Manchester 371<; Hamil- |
9n 20; Lowell Delainea S715; Pacific Ar
uote Walden long shawls, z for 671I byI35,
nd $50 for 72 by 144. Waterolict 1, S,50aIO,-
for " by IA in high colors; 5,5Oa7, 90 for
1 by 26 do. $50 for 81 by los; do. s,25s
90 for ~ by IA; 700 for 67 by I35, and
Is, IS for IS by 126. Drabs, brown and
ourufug O. no fUT = BY I9sj o. TO 1Ur or by
Gents wsnds double and twist superior
brio IL for 20 by 1856, Pessedal gold medal
high colors fine fabric Y by IA, not
bject to discount, $50 for So 4 by I35. In
gh colors, checks and mourning $50;
rsbs, 63 by 126, $50 Gents wands, $50 and |
5; Barlows, AIS, for 141l, and 625 for I6 by
Waterloos are 375, square superine in
gh eolors, and $50 for long, for square
ira, and for long, 425 for square Imperi-
and $50 for long Middlesex, 720 by
4 ; fsnoies $50 Lawrence mourning $50;
,me WOolen Company 81 by 1876 double
led US; black and white check and I
,nrning $50; Waterville No. fancy y ,
(, 10; No. 3 do 81 by 1875, $50; No. do
by l26, 72B checks and MORNINGS No.
by LA, 625; No. 3 do 81 by 1876, $50 I
!. 4 do 81 by 1875, z; black and brown s
sbs, IT'S for No, 4, and $50 for No. 5.
rhe wooden trade continues active in L
sry branch and prices are firm. Fancy C
simeres well sold up and fine dark i
les scarce. There is an abundance of
ht colors and Satinets well sold up and P
demand for medium and fine grades
ltinues active, and tip top sell at I3O for
2. ard Lower Valley 125. There has
N less business in cloths, but there is no
Dortant accumulation of stock and prices
firm. Cotton Warp sells at 265 for No. 1,
55 for No. 2, and 245 for No. 3. Usica :.
wool beavers bring $50, an advance of tc
/; Kentucky Jeans are active and well te
Washington Union and Laurel Glen a.
lg IS; Richmond 621z; Eagle Vale so; :, :,
ord blue mixed and fine Indigo blue do. L
ig so; and blue, brown and Oxford Ken bI
ky csssimeres so.
ne market continues active for fannels, "
although there has been no general NJ
snce in the range of quotations, msny m
/ IN
stock in first hands has been very -
zen. Plain scarlet and orange range at 81
a50; scarlet twilled 6714; shaker 60a80; ve
and mixed twills 55a70; Gilbert's
to and colored offered freely at advanced U
3 army fannels held at ~ for the ce
dard. m
be stock of carpets in first hands is
h reduced, while many favorite designs
entirely closed out, and can only be
chased for future delivey. Lowell Co.'S ia
ain advanced 155 for superhne, 10 for =,
a super6ne, and 207% for imperial 81
s114uerIlf
ium superhne, l65 for do, suPernheJ 1g5
imperial three ply. -
10 demand for foreign fabrics continues 70
active. Public sales attract large at W
ances, and draw out advanced bids. vi
walls Of new goods continue large, but a.,
large amount held to arrive receipts 'l'
no depressing effect upon quotations.
70 is still scarcity of fine desirable
les, and French Worsted goods are :.
cislly wanted. The receipts for the co
we5k are below those of the last, but WI
: an increase over those of the same 50
ID of 1864.