New-York tribune., 1866-12-25
TIE DRY GOODS TRADE.

DECEMBER o. 1900.
The trade Of last week closed with steady feeling
During tho late interim Of improved activity agents have
seized the opportunity os selling out part o. their accunua
tous b concession aud there il consequently less up
penrance Of anxiety 20 realize and apparent rmness
How this viii be sustained must depend chiefly upon the
vas with which tie Spring demand opens aud the period al
which sets For the remainder OF tho year little business
ther annual accOunts and taking account of stocks
The exports OF Domestic ColOns om this port to foreign
ports r Le xoek ending Dec 90 1860 have been follows
Total since Jan let6 y26 pkgs same time IN 1862 lsi
time in isGi l; tine in 1868 2sO0 same time
mlel j2i2 same time in lsC $780, same time In 1890
brown sheetnrs upon the whole mer and sOmewha,
demand hne goods shade hrmer tho accumuia
ors having bocn somewhat reduced Indian Head Amoskeag
quoted by agent. 2c A. Wachusets 2c ~ Stark Stand
ards 2ic - MelNrd @ c 81 ineh Nashua q @Oc 3Slneh
4snch Indian Head 3ci "a Agawam, 73ci "a Pttsheld
lsc - AulHysex l7c "A Macon, 20ic "A Granito'
"a Augusta gsc and dO. lsc a. Warren, zoe. for a,
and lee for doi O. STANDARD ilicj Indian Orchard
A. Lawrence lgc for p 5lc for H. l7c for c. lsc for A.
gc foT L. s.c for T. and pie for b. Booe l5.c for H. se
mont e. l5ic - sq's R l7o appleton aai9 Tor D and
DO ! T. lic; A Newmarket A. $50, Massachusetts,, 2c.
for A. sic tor b and l5lc 3oiuoh fine doi Lanak
lcici a DO lei - IPToP 2le9 - Della 2Oc a. Mount
Vernon A. lgsc do. l7ici Park l7ic.
Hachsd goods are rather moro active The reduction a
prices Of some leading makes few days ago have eneouTssed
York Mills araauood b agents at le.c Wamsutta are sell.
ing freely at Jlc for - SIZE for and 4ac for 81 -
ae f1r inc iiNewmariet C. Sci 53ineh Massochusetts
b b. 90c.; ia Hamilton w, 81 A Lonsiaie, 25c.I a.
tUtcs c ac heavy DO 56c for o. and ESQ for i0 do
"a Lonsdae Camb1o Muslin 37loi White Rock, zoe; Al
i4si Social c. lGc; IA do WstertWls 26c Waham CSC
for iO4 ic for94 CSC for 81 2so for 42inch and 22c
Masonyiie &c, a. Wauregan Watorwst 3Oc; Skaters.
Vile l7ci A. Manyle r. 20c do X, 22c Lawrence l9sc
do C. lgc 36nch ArzwTght Watertgis quoted at 3c
Jj.inch No Harris Co $50 52,nch No do lee.
Canton Faracs are st weak IN tho lower qualities but the
better makcsGrc steady. Lac0nia brown quoted at 3c
Nashua 2jc Franklin and Arlington, each 2fc Eureka 2c
Bcaman 2Oc Hamilton. stout f. 20ci DO, extra wide 3c
and Suffolk each 2lc; Arkwright 2Jc+ Hamilton. wide
beaehod 9jc DO 3Oc Beamans oic Granite State 2oc
Corset Jeans are in steady demand We our quotations
follows Indian Orchard Androscoggn Bates and Nashau
Tor ooorcd, WhittenOns and Uncas each held ut l6c
Hamilton fremont and suffolk each l5ei Naumkeag bring
Stripes arc fair demand York quoted 2sc Everett
e2.o Hamilton 2go for s and 3Oc for Il y Whienons 200
6I9 do 3Cc Pacific 6c Arwrght 90 for 6z5 aud 20 for
3EJi do 0sansburg stripes 2c Ticks offered at lower
SIC for G and Sic orD, York SIC Tor Soinch and 47Je
9r ineh dol EyeTiIt 2eo Hamilton 36ic for T. 800 for
ID, and 100 for B1l Y Willow Brook, 45c; Browns
A. 25c Pacific 3oe or and 400 for "A do ArkwTsht SOC
Printing Cloths arc moderately firm at latc for 6Iz64
Prints moderately active and for loading styles prices
Wen sustained The 0bbers quoe Merrimack W 20e do d.
Rchmonds l7to; American, l7sci Dunnes l7tc Alenss
l7le Garner Co., lSici Amoskeng l6icj ATnolds l5c
Lowell l5c.; Naumkeag, Atci Furniture e2ic. Wamsutta,
e London Mourning (Spragues l6ioi Simpson do, l6ie
Amoskoag do, l5tc.
Nous Deanes rather more active, prices being
changed.
The trade IN Woolens is dull There Is little inquiry for
goods Winter and the clothing trade and oeTs
disposed defer their purchases Of Spring goods until it
becomes apparent what the amount Of supply likely
be- At present agents are holding Spring goods firmly
CaSsrneres are inactive Cloths rather
freely Satinets are yOy dull Kentucky sell in snail parcels
at late prices Carpets dull and buyers hold of for lower
prices.
Fannels sell in small lots bat steady In price Blankets
continue dull and weak
The trade in Foreign Goods ay bc considered aboucosed
for the year The imports for last Week amounted 70 0
against s s for tho corresponding period Of last