New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-02
THE Day GOODS gRADE.
NV. YORK. Oct. l. 1865.

NEW-f0nK, Oct l, 1890.
The trade continues TO exhibit, Oh the whole, a
healthy activity volume transactions last week
probably not fully equal TO that week preceding but the
payers supply their ate wants freely
raw cotton 10 has had very decided effect upon
advance in The price OF cotton goods has been
advanced period the aud the fact that Of kinds
goods agents holding what heavy stocks tend for the
present advance the goods market In sympathy
with the eotton while not few consider that the ad'
in cotton is uncaled for and must be followed by re-
The seasons business has been thus far very satisfactory in
its results and manufacturers seem TO take sac prudent view
that 1t would not be good policy to disturb the steady course
Of affairs By any violent fluctuations IN prices inc per
cessary
ports for the week ending Sept e. 1906 have been as follows
Total for the week 2 previously reported i total since
January 1896 $780, same time In l6J 1895 same time 10
same time In 1861. $1,000; same time in 1860 7s.053
Heavy Brown sheetngI are IN steady demand but rather
get an Standard bat without general success
The following are the current Tor brown saeens
Massaohusetis Nashua XXX Alexandria mills, Wachu.
Nsshns extra aie SSeh Nashua 2ic % iSch Nashua r.
9lIe 40ineh Nashua ssiei - Lancaster 2cic 4sinch
100 a. Flushed a. AdlleseI G., and "a osego. each
isc a. Macon 22c "a Graniteyilc 2lci Graniteyle,
ai tc - f Warren, ailo fds and md Isle 5f G
do "a standard 9e a. Bay State, l7ic Indian Orchard
A. Lawrence 20c Tor L. lie for H. 9ic Tor G.. 2c for
ale hr f. 2c L. Boot l7c for II. 9ie for 29ie
~.
1lc Suffolk r. 9Oc Appslon 1885, ior ID Pocasset Canoe.
4oiach 25c do. 2oc do r. 6ic q Medford, 2e Mas
inch fac do Tip Too 22c.: ~ Madison hills lao.
shrtbas-MassaehuseIts, standard i7ci J0neh W@eha'
cae5sd sheetings and sAirngs generally firm The
finer shades OF ahrngs sod close up TO pOdncon anu
septs NeW.York mills at 45c. wssGtiA a. 40c. for -.
sc for sc and 50c io 81 Ilssoro.a ana - trent eAe
DIE for gline a. newmarket C. 96c; g9noh Msssaehu
setis Is b. aJic; l24 Hamilton W 81 ~ Lonsdae sc ~
Hope Pc. ~ Red Bank. 80 and ls do 100 - UteA
ans lO WLlto Rock 34c Pocasset H. l7o; "a Social .,
l7Ic; a. do wateriwsi. syci a. Aaavle r. 2c DO AA,
i2Ieh. and 23c for Gch DO A. f9,eadae J'ei - sla-
teFs 2go. a. M.sonrle, 3ici a. Waaregen waertWlst
lie for H. and e6c for b, Boot. b. 29c 10 do. G. 23ic
80 inch Arkwrgh watetEst 3jc J6neh No Harris Co.,
5Sn D. are in demand the beaver grades Tor export
and lighter FOR home MARKET Standards continue At
Cotton Flannes are rather weak ander accumulation
Of goods. LicosA brown nomiaay 3io Nashua abci
2lic Hamilton stout 32ic.; do. extra VIDE &c.. Do r,
27tc Masslchuset 3c Preseott ard WhlItenions each
bleached. J7ic.j Do. +. o5c. Beamaas eic.
Stripes are IA rather slow demand bat prices steadily
toa s Sic, do l. ode, Whntentons 2c Tor C. DC for
r. aud STE A. Anoskeag 6k3 do 3ic and Pacific ee
Go for A. 4Tlc ior A. 42sc b, 97i for c. and 52ic
or d. York iQc for 3Oneh, sud 5qe lor S9iuch EverL
4 x. Willow brook. 45c, browns A a. ase
rather wanted bat auder the oroam-
Leading quoted By agents follows lAdan Or
chard Androsc1ggn ard Bates each sell 40 &c Tor colored
ana beachedi UncAs and Whelons each held ~ t.
Tor coofod Nassau. Fraukn Hluou, fremont and Suffolk
l5o newmarket, l7c NauHkeas 200, aid SAtesns,
25c.
Printing Cloths comparatively quiet but fraction
frmeF. Standard. 6iHoi, arc quoted - dlic.
brands /. limited and .iS jobbefs aad dGealt to Eocp
thcir stocks well assorted, Prices fem ITO following
figures among the jobhers: MorFimack W. 2le22e.;
do. d. 2Oc; Cocbeoo L, 2OlG; Spraguss ianclss.
49,; Rlohmond's. l9c American. ls.c; DannelVs,
lslc AeIs lsic., Garner Co. 2Oic Amoskeag, lsc.;
Arnods l7c Lowell. l6c.; Naumkeag, l6c.; Dgtchess q
l6c. Wamsatta ljc; London Mourning (SpragueO, $50
Simpson Mourning Sc, Am0skeag Mourning lic. Haml-
ton. i9c.; Freeman l6sc, Paclao llici Victory. 7ei
Llloasier lsit.i Glen Cove. lJ!c.i Home. l3ic.
M0usealua De.anes cOlnue very much In demand with
limited supply Newylyes sell at c, esG pr cent dis
count
The trade woocss somewhat quiet and dropping Very
choice les Of fancy goods on rapidly asking quota
tons; bat generally prices downward tendency and
transactions checked BY holders refusing to meet She
views u buyers
The foreign goods continues very satisfactory
importers Desirable styles OF desa goods plain and fancy
bring good profits There IS however abundance Of low
fabrics which sell at lower prices.