New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28
TIE DRY GOODS TRADE..

NEw-YoRK Sept. 81, lsel.
The trade Of the last few days has been somewhat
unsettled and rrsguls The manufacturers buying cotton
higher prices and With very moderate supply
goods the market there naturally disposition Cd
prices TIE however far advanced tkAt
they hesta. ebout making any decided rise in prices
the Of the Geusu should be interrupted The natter
however appears 70 Be key % settle itself through The fs
buying o0bers who a. or the present OF least tie
tendency OF values must be upward rather than downward
Ibis probability c0u1ten1nced by the Increased demanf
for Brown Sbestings the present price o. cotton
are cheap The supply il being rapidly bought by ioS
lers The following are the current ne prices among t1s
jo0bers Tor leading brown sheengs and sbrng AP9eios
lyci Dwight a, 2c.; Great Ials ~ 2le Indian Head A.
22ic Indian Orchard BB. &c., Indian OfelT] ?ief
lndiau Orchard &. Gle; Lawrence c, .r Pitshed lseI
MessaeAuses F. lgic Aledtorl. 2e; Pac.ho A. 22ci Pc
enc II 9-ei Pao.ao L, hne' 23c PePgeFeA L. hae "Si
Tae upward tendency IN Bleached Sheetnss ard sh-nu
Is very appareDt on tie ie. grades c which are ida
higher The JobbsI quote loading brands lows New
YORK Mis- f9e.i "ansuits 4Oci BlItetts, 5Oci james
Mills 3)c. Langio9. &c., PeppeTes c.. 47ie PepperenA
waugs6 Xxx Isle; Hope 29c Lonsdale. 3ic. wal,hsn,
-: 6lic.i Waham 80 ne; Walthem, l04, sJc Bs;s
Xxx. 35ci Dwight 35c. Utica, o. S2ic Utica, "a, 9;eI
Prints are s steady demand and stocks are sold
quite close Prices irm and agents talk Il advancing 10
lc op the leading brands Is however late to make sny
such movement with prospect Of slcces Among the loe
prils: Msrraaek W Il 92ac; DO D. a0c Coeheco l. 2eI
sprasue fancies l9c Rohuous &c., American lsic Dan.
~, W3r,s nan i, Irioa Slonroi8; rS is,o
Simpson Mourning lsic. Amoskeag Mourning l7c. Hsn@
ton, lsc.: Freeman l6ic Pacific l9c.; Victory l6oI
Lancaster ls!e Glen Cove, iJc.; Home l3lc.; Emprs,
lsic DO SAlrug sci Briggs, lslc.i Gloucester isNl
Drills are active at the following rates for leading
makes Amoskcag so Lacoaia 2ic Peppeie Esq., StArE
23o.; Boot. 25c.
Canton Fiannels are in good demand bat being anps
supply do not show the nmness OF some OTTER GOODS we
quote the following prices ao1g tho o6hers keTton so
ENcrt0n O. size Ee.on y brown f2ic.; Eeron u DrOWa
tOc.i Suffolk 26c.. Amoskeag. &c. -
Ticks arc unchanged sncs our list report the folosinG
being quotations among the iobbng honses for leading
brands Amosksag G A. 69ic.; Amoskeas A. 4oei Anoe
keag b. 49,; AmO keGg ID 3Oc PembertOn y S9c hamtb
ron. 81. Pearl River SIZE Harvest STE. Hoyoke 2,
3)c.i Ptsfeh. ltc. Easton A. &c. Albany. l4c YORK
40c., Hampden c c. 3oc
Nous Deines ars sit very sctye and the prediction
sold close up tho Pacific Co. have several styles ensgdh
advance.
The following the oboers for Jeans Stripes ans
Cheeks;
CoRsEr -Androsccgsn l3ic.i Bates l3ic.i Nam
keay 20c.; Amoskeag. 2,c,
STRIPES -Amoskcag go; whteaton. A A. 35c.; VITA
tenton, 3Oc Wiitenon, b 25c.i Hsymaker .sc Mao
sabesic, 36ic.i American 24c.
CHEcKs-LanarS 4x2 l7c.i Union So Axe 37ie; Union4
Ok 37c; Unio0 % 4a ESQ Union. 90 2x2 &c.; Caleds
mia 35c.i star No. Q iK2 25c.i Star No. g. AZ 22i.
The trade IN WooeDs somewhat hesating. At the
snt price Of wool many kinds Of goods considered
high. and buyers consequently indispOsed operate
Holders showing disposition TO coneede the least
desirable kids o. g0c and the present aspect OF the msrfd
and cloths pressed tie and in instances
fancy csmees at prices ranging fson 60 cents 10 s 40 arc
disposed OF very much below the cost OF production.
Tie trade IN Foreign goods continues quite active Thes
Ply though large does not appear be IN excess OF the Wah
Of the trade and mourning kinds Of goods steadily al
vancing. The better grades Of worsted goods ineudt
alpaoas deaiues s-wool pads and boaos-
zines especially demand and hrm and even the nedo
tksn Tie auction sales are largely attendss
and pass of With spirit