The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-10
Gao. W. pHuLIPs, ia,
Provision aud Produce Broker.
Drv Goods Auction Sales at New
York.

DRY Goods Auction Sales at New
York.
TUESDAY, April 2.
M. ,rrssps. yrir,rFRntNas q MOUNT months.
rhi, was a special sale Of French goods OF
an. Nfcssrs Bepkard L Hotton, including
Lupin's bombazines, mousaehne deisihes'
tancv dress goods, etc. IL was one oil Ine
most attractive offerings OF the season. me
attendance Of buyers was large Dut me ol9-
ding was less spirited than was eAPSo 1''i
Boulbazines were in good demand ana gen
eraUv sold At fair pr.ces. Fancy dress
goods were also placed at low rates The
-. will he continued tomorrow. Lupln
G..l, bornbs4ines brought 81 l5al 30 d
blsci tami,s cloth, s0aSl go Ga black Can
Ton cloth. sRa63c; "a Luplns eoiored de-
laines, 62a6sc super do, ascaSi II -
black DO, 56a7sc; e. black mohaif pa Is
"a 40 a Heal 59l5c; IA white DO 81 - "a
,..,i,-c3 bro,ads mohairs, sSa47ei black do,
g7bks4Oe "a assorted colorod glaee, 80 Siei
"a rolored mohsir cords, 5la529se % DO
rnelange uaohnirs, 42c; G 4 jasped figured DO,
aRr. s colored plaid do, 56za5eci PLAID
toile de SAKE. slas9c black and white pisid
do. 2sc: chene mohairsl 1S5Eei me 40
jasped figured, % &c striped ehehe opilhs,
So .a35 &c figured do, 81 ssssss nioiAiiss
mohairs, % 90 granite tNlls' % ssstAssit ~
colurs plaid poll de eheNrei -ssaa-t'se
biack ana white striped Paris skiTt'ngs' OSa
95c.
M EKssRs. TOWNSEND, NONTANr CO.
months.
This was n catalogue Of ehaWisi Of the
5r,t,ortstion az Messrs. u. Malilarc 90.
The sale was attended by large company
OF hrst class buyers, and the bidding was
gate animttea every LOT was sofa anu
muuy grades largely duplicated 81 prices
slowing a decided advance above those oo-
tanned Id s,revious sales. l2a mode NOUS
seiiuo De laipo thswls brought 81 seaSl %,
DO high colors, a 65; IA do mode coloTs
81 IS. DO block 81 20 1874 cashmere heavy
uool fringe 81 s5sl 90, DO black do 81 65i
IA 10 s. 5a2 20, do modes -. 3yea2 20
l6-4 super black s. aSa5 5ei IA mode
twilled merino shawls heavy wool lrlnges,
81 al IS, do black 81 goal 10 II
mode 40 a. 2sas as. IA black do 50 p
l6-4 do, IS l23saB IS rs ipch extra black
- a5a5 -: black Cashmere long sbawis,
heavy wool fringe, IS l214as S1at; black
doubled t,rilled Merino long shawls, s. la
Is %. hirh colors Merino broche bofdercd
Stella shswls, 81 25a7 IS la hne black,
do, - 625s SEQ 6slz; l6-4 black Grenadine
elk fringss, s. sOi IA white Ta9artne'
81 50: ia 40. s. SIX; IA white Barge,
81 1875; ia black do, 81 5oi ia colored
Cashmere six tringes, do extra black, s. IS
ass TO;l 6-4 do, = sos6 AZ Is inch DO,
~ l25sa6 s55f; 1914 extra tine double
twiIlsd Do. 6 l3iS do high eolors, 50 IS
IA do. s. s75sa5 l2}z do BLACK, - soa5
l2L.
81 uEssEs uaaGEHrY a CO. mos
The sale to-day consisted OF SaNony
woven dress goods Of the importation Of
Messrs. Henry SCHNEIDER Co, linens,
silks, etc. Dress goods during the early
part Of the sale were IN good request st some
Improvement IN rates bus were = little dull
toward the close. Linens and silks showed
no important change from recent sales.
.EEsEs. w1LEEsDiNo, HoeurT co
Also he'd 8 sale Of ribbons, millinery, silks,
etc. The Offering included the usual sssort-
Iuent, aad was well attended by the trade.
Ribbons of desirable widths aud coloTs
maintained prices. Crepos and malines
alEo sold al full rates.
Ut sAs. a. FKEEEicE, BRo0KL1S-
HAT SALE.-rhe attendance was fair, sales
moderate and prices still low. The follow
ink were the prices brought, per dozen, by
the case Wool hats, mems, 80 25as 50
mems fancy ssles, Brighton, SarStogG, Nor
ton, etc, 50 .S9al3 IS youths fancy, s. u
as o. boys, 81 20ss 90; cashmere hsts,
neu's, $40 2sa25 IS fancy styles, SIC Goa
% % black besver aud belly nutria, SIS 90
AS 20. A lot Of mems aud boys' tropical |
lcommon) sold from 81 50as Is.