New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-27
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

NKw-1O Nov 90 1860.
The trade in dry goods continues dull, and prices
generally weak There is disposition among commission
houses press and where full line goods could be dis
however are in no mood buy heavily but rather anxious
70 sell down their stocks to the lowest possible point eay
ing the prices of goods fret hands 20 fall BY the weight OF 40
The cotton manufacturers are not encouraged by the cOnd
ton the market to urge production but nevertheless are
turning goods the actual demand The wooden
nave very generally ad upon ~
goods for which they find impossible 10 realize near COST
These large Of wooden manufactures now on thu
market prices ranging about the same those six years ago
The exports OF Domestic Cottons from tins port to foreign
ports for the week ending No" - 100 nave Oeen a. oo~t
ro,,, FIR the week fa.-lg' Same time In 1854 ~ il&
- same time in ls62 80. Asa
Total since Jan 1866 ssh same time IN : g:
The market does not show marked effect Of the financial
crisis OF last week bat the monetary mas pO1u
embarrassment in all branches Of trade.
Brown sheetings quiet and stocks are aceumnatng
Agents prices for standards at present above those o.
obbers AmOskeag, Indian Head Appleton A, LAWRENCE y
Massachusetts, Standards each quoted at 2c Nashua X
Saranac and Stark Standards each 2lci - Waehnses and
a. Medford each itc Alexandria Steam Mills 2e 32inch
Nashua o. DE 36neh do r. 24c and 4Onch do E, 99ci
4snch wachusetts 3le Isnch Indian Head S2se - Aga.
and "a Psheld each lse; "A Middlese1 o. leicj 81
iaPsco altc; 81 savage aic Augusta iec a do alci
a. Warren for and zoe for dos a. Standard 1905
c. and iIc for A. IS~rcnce sS for lie for H. s r
c. Gle for A. 2lsc for f. and pc for Ii Boot l!c for ~
a. fremont G. lsie ~ Suffolk b. se Appleton S3se for
and zoe for ID Pocasse Canoe 40neh 24c do 2c do
b. l6lc. for c. and 9Oc for 30inch fine do Lanars
l7ic- A. do. lse.i "A Tip Top 2lle.
Bleached goods quiet The hner grades IN popular
York Mills are s closely said at l5c; wausuas bring SG
for A. 45c for 95 and Sc. for 81 ~ Tuscarora anu
"A Trent each quoted at 33ac Bartles Doc for ~ c
for - sic for 29neh and gs for 81 - SeTn'zS
81 "a Lonsdae zoe; a Hope ssc; "A Red Bank se and
7s do lIcs "A Utica fine i0c heavy do s5c for 90 and
81 % for 1914 - Ionsdae Cambria Mnshn 49, hte k
Pocasset f. &c., 70 Social c. lsoi "A do Watertwis 2Oe5
waltham $50 FOR lo4 7ic for 9A CSC for - 2otc Tor ~
inch and 2o for 33inoh dol 40 Foestdale sc ~ slater
29c; a Masonyie 3Jc A Wauregnn Watertwst oci 20
Saersyle l9c; IA Manyle II 24o, do AA &C. lAwrenSS
22c for A. for c. lie. for H. and 2te for ~ ~ boonh
Brown Drills quiet Standards are quoted at 2fc ny
agents. ,,....,,u,.I,
maintained LacOna Brown are quoted at Jiei AmesAs'
37c Nashua 25c; Franklin and Arlington each 2c Euieh
a; Beamans Gle; Hamilton stout f. 32ici do extra M,Je'
35c; do f. 27lc Massachusetts, 3c Prescott ana VIZ
tenons each 2Oc fremont and Suffolk each 2Jc Ark"gnh
25c, Hamilton wide bleached, SIZE; DO Ie beanan
2lSc Granite State, 9c Naumkeag gIic, and h''en'
Corset Jeans good demand for the finer qualities prices
STRIPES are sery duh and the supply accommodating for
arc quoted ut size; Everitt 26c Hamilton, SIC or t
52ic for Whittenton 2sae for &c ioI RTrg6t
for Il; AmOskeag 6xa do 3lci PaeihG ioei 2iAN"e'"
23c and 22c 3x3 do Osnaburg STRIPES 30 ,a
Ticks mostly held steady rates Amoshess 'v sl
Of 500 for A. i7ic for A. tse ioI % nch, Ever.
1T 3Oc. Hamilton, 40c for L, BE Tor - A. SSc Paci6e
BTX; Willow Brook. 47lc; Browns ~ ~ ,n5 ~,
SOC. for Il and 4oc. for "a do; ArkWrishh JIG '' INV
for "a do. Al, ,. oro,,tion ion
Printing Cloths are quiet loc is the current quoa'o" 'O
64x6i. 80, III, = sccor,ul,tinr
Agents have reduced quotations tdl per cent
Muslin Deaines fairly active a rs Cd, - or.,r.
Fianncis are moderately acu'e' i"'' NNN''N 49,