New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-25
THE DRY GOODS MARKET.

MONDAY Sept. q. 1896.
The market for Dry Goods continues to exhibit
steady prosperity There Ia still regular demand rom
bryer. rom an fectou who having ell along supplied only
tbe Immediate wants have coatnue then purchases ~
more liberal than usually experienced AZ us period
e seasou Stock OF domestic cotton goods have been gene
raly reduced very moderate limits ana OF sone lDile9
flere decided scarcity, which facs together WIN me au
anoe In ra cotton have tended 90 strengthen the mar
ket since our last With cotton NJ IT'S efnt price, now
ever manufacturers can wei srSlu 70 90 ods lSt W.
without any advance IN price, ne nt,empt h-ue l- -
By Of tho leading ioobeEs 20 DftaH eoSh we ~
ctop goods hos andeT ccumitlnees had no euect
upon values Upon tho whole the season may DC Isueu ~
very successful one, large amounts OF goods MINUS
hands at fair profits and without ay paneHy n''
The exports of domestic c0ttons fom ts port 70 i1TeBu
pofs for tho week ending sepember ~ $50 nave oa na
follows: To Mexico 100 PACKAGES "a Nenezuea e-sg
total for the week l3i paosoges PREVIOUSLY tepoil 'il
packages; total since JAN 1896 2ss paeasos saIle to
IN 1895 l47 paekages same time In ls6h iUo l
time in 1863 26C6 PACKAGES time in 1862 35o pack
ages Same time IN 1861, s., OH paclsees 70.
prices show weakness except some very nue. good
standards each quoted by agents at 2c
Nashua X, Alexandria steam nils and WaeAl'es eaeh
&c: saranac and STARK standarb saea Ste "a
52ic 80 inch Indian Head 3oc;i "a Aeawain lSc -
Pittsfeld, "a Middlesex g. ant ~ Oteg9 eSen iss I
a. Macon 92c; "a Granitevilh, 2ic.i do l7ici ~
Patspsoo ale. ~ SAVAGE. 9ci Ansqs 49, t -.
DO, al Standard, i9c a. 1ilGs River 1891 A. Bay
State 7lc Indian Orchard lie or L. lssc for w lgtc or
H. l9Ic for G, 2ic for g. 2llc for F. and go. for il
Boot l7c for II. 1910. for O. 23e for end Soio ior
"a Eyertt A A, DC; A fremont Z, 7ici IL Sui'
folk. r. 2Oc.; Appleton. l9:. for ID.
Beached S6rtinzs generally active The excessive sup
ply Of medium grades has been worked down and al grades
comparatively well sold up 10 production and bring
late quotations readily. NewYork hils are Sun closely
sold at 4c; Wamsuas at zoe. for A. 43c for 95 ana J for
81; a. Tuceroras aud a. Trert each sell freely al 5tc
Bart.ett's brings 30c for A. 80. FOR L. and 2iic
for 33inch; "A Newmarket Q, 26c.i 33inch Mas
sachusetts b. 93Ic; 1874 Hamilton W, 81 - Ions
dale &C.; "a Hope 29c; ~ Red Bank e3cq and do.
isc Al Utica ne 4Oc White Rock, 3lc Pocasse + lie
Social G, I7ic; a do Waterwist 29c' - AanVie 2ci
do X 26o; Watham CSC for l0+ 1ic for ~ SO Tor 81
30 for 42nch and 23c for 3]neh dol - Forestdae J2c
"a Slaiers 29c. ~ Masonylc. 3c "a Wanregan Water
twist 35c.; Slaersvie &c., Lawrence 22e ior ~ 20c
for g. lie for H. and &c. for B - Boot H. 2ytc, DO
c. 23lc; 36incb Arkwright Waiertwist, 55c.
Brown Drills are still 10 steady dsmstd for the home mar.
ket few goods also are being taken for Standards
such as Laeonia and Pepperill sell at2oe
Cotton Flnnels quiet; fine grades arc In r demand
az late prices; lower qualities stagnaut az decline
Lacona brown held 32ic Nashua 26ci Franklin 5c
Arlington 25c Eureka 2ic Beamans 22ic Hamilton stout
32lo, do extra wide 35c do. f. 27ic Massachusetts,
ale Prescott and Whittenton's each 30c fremont anu
Siok each 25jc, Hamilton wide bleached 3lc do T. 5oc
siman 2ic; Granite State aud Nalmkeag each &c., aud
WhftentOns. 32ic. .
Cost active especially in Ac owcr grades which
t-ile foil prices, While low quotations ore W'li.
quiet bat without change Ia quotations YORK