New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-02
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

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The Dry Goods trade continues depressed. The sP
preach Of The election usually dsurbs the course Of tho marked
and owing unusual excitement connected wn those soe1
10 take place disturbance this season wiz naturally De gesi
than usual There Is however scarcely sufficient IN tbs CIR
cumstance to account for the depression az present prevailing
Of the trade Dealers do not lind their stocks Of Viii
the CELEBRITY anticipated the difficulty IN the way OF :t
being The @ q their o are
planning of difficulty Of getting nd Of VIVA. s
except at very material reduction OF prices Under the
emf suspension Of buying stocks steadily accommodating a
Than, l. Somewhat unusual caution in he,trade respect
credits tho nstunesult Of the iSures hst week las
adds to the prevailing depression. 1t is difficult oncs,ed
sav wsy OUT OF The prevailing s,agaaOn otherwise than bys
general reduction Of prices the dmcny apparently oens %
In ite cotton goods market matters remain substantially ,h
samc as at the date Of our last report. .
ssss are s he sse sns GODS ''1 T .
prevailing quotations among the oeoefs ioI esns
sF.nd' AC'ksas S APGg'sS9 d asa aes
Great Falls Al Gle; Indian Head A. Indian Orchard BE
so Indian ssss A. S nssn os1f SB r
ssac Pacific az e. Pacific l. hns' ssse fepper'A
hn RessSs5 srnrs are quiet the finer goods sOvss
maintain late prices The iobbes quote bleached goods
follows: Eew.Yosk Afis l5c wamsutts 4oc.; Bartets
&c. J ssSs.rs s rfFRRsSs rs 9sTs
Xxx a5se Hope sc; Lonsdale SIS WqIlnsI' - e
Utica 81 4ic; C(iea, ca, SCI Utica 81 gsc Utica ist
o. oS. t.eF $500.
STEADY,
Ticks are quiet The i0bbers quote Amoskeag A. SO
Amosksag A. 46c., Amoskeag b, 4Amoskeag d. JIG; Han
ion sac; Pearl River C0ci Harvest toc Psheld lsc'
Eason a. 23e.; Albany, l5c; Hampton C. ~
Stripes are quiet usual at this season Tue eadne
grades are quoted BIZ iobbers follows: Amoskeag &c
Whitteuton A. 3Jc. Whttenton A, 3oci Mhittepoa y
25c; Haymakeg. Gee, Massabesic, 36ac American PC .
DENNIS moderately active among the iobbers at tne IF
lowing q.otations Amoskeag. 45c; Haymaker S)c fon
46lc Warrea brown s1c; Pearl River, 4sc; Monitor. Iei
Manchester Co. e7tc.; Suffolk, 300. -
Canton Fannes IA demand ior the heavier rakS IN
obbers quote Elerton n, sJci Eieron o, 2sc; Eeonn
brown 4slc. Ellertcn D. brown ioci Suffolk, sei An@
keag. Sc. - =. IN
Prints are in steady demand Good styles Of new work 81
sell promptly full prices but upon styles there nN
'shading among the agents The obbefs quote AnefH1
1gc.; Amoskeag lsic.i MeTimeck ID. PIE; MefrmaeL W.
29c SpTages focks). 2lc; SpIagues purpeS 2c sPsss
sncies lSsc.; Gamers 2oc Amoskesg Mourning ni' nj
Mons Delsines are in steady demand II late prices
Tho trade woolens retain tho same unsatisfactory ieaarss
asked for sometime past Agents compton, that they can
ell any important lots Of goods except at heavy recoo
prices ghee Is very large accumulation OF sene w
The market which could not be moved except al decline
10 20 per IL would appear inevitable that the MANURE
lures either carry their goods 20 next year or se
prices which will involve them IN heavy loss And under ~
present downward tendency Of price, u would be very unkg
that they ond improve their position oy carrying stocks W
The in Foreign goods continues oppressed The ancue
are ny Attended and prices satisfactory to imps
Some goods being held OF The market to whe. w.
appceof buyers OUT the prospects, Of the result are n0 "
prOm