New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23
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THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

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During the last few days there has been a
partial renewal Of buying supplement the Deficiencies
IN early purchases the movement on inc Whole now
the future of prices checks tendency 10 buy upon
speculation which usually appears at ms season OF the
wear some manufacturers under necessity 10 sell,
having had their means limited by late losses pul IN
those cases IL f. difficult to ma buyers without submit
ting 10 heavy discount from asking prices rom al,
present indications there Will be but moderate demand
Tor goods in August, the tone among buyers being un-
settled and deyOid Of confidence
The exnorts of Domestic Cottons from thus port for
egn ports for the week ending July H. 1907 nave been
ar follows; For the week W pkgs lIunsIy 4etotu
3s Vkgs since January j. 1861 b43O pes same time ia
IS e3U Kgs ss saG t IiJ s ~ ia f same time m
1852 5000 pkgs same time IN lstl 42s4z phg SAINT lhe
in 1860 G24GJ pEgs same te ID 1907 'i'' pigs same
The demand for brown shectings il limited TO small
take any important amount of goods. Indian Head,
Appleton A, and Massachusetts standards are each
Lawrence G. and stark standards. lIc.; a. Med,
ford, l6c S2lnch Nashua o. Ice, oinen DO H. lSe ana
dian Head, 2Gsc 40inch do. 24c5 a AeMaii l4c -
Dexter fine 5e - Green Bay a. aaasG1 Ills &C.
Augusta, l7c do, l4tc ~ Warren A. lGsc a. stand
Orchard he for L. for w. lac for b. l5c. for and
ne for A; Lawrence lGie for T. l2se for H. lic Tor g.
lac for o. and Gc for ~ fremont c, lac. Appleton,
l9c b. and lCc for d. Pocasset Canoe, 4Gneh llic
sets l5c for A. for h, 13c for o. l4tc for fine i,
and for 40incl do ~ Mystic River lCc - Bangor
fine l5c Royal Oak. and ~ Madison Mills. each l2o
and a. Wasuc lac. Snirtings Massachusetts,, l4c FOR
j. and 12Ic for do; 3Oinch Wachusetts, l4ic SOnch
In Bleached Goods there has been rather move
ment especially In the way of job lots adapted to meet
change New-York mills sell 4Oc.; Wansuttas bring
SOC for A. 95c for 50, and 4Oc for -i 4iIascarora
26c Bartlets, 19c for ~, l5c for I, and lGc. for
sS-iIch; a. Newmarket @, l7c.; 33-inch Massachu-
setts b iec ia Hamilton 6SGi -, - Ions omG
do, iliea - Utica iine Nonparels SIS; heavy
25c; Al Lonsdale Cambria Muslin 3le regular; White
Rock 23tc, net A. Aquidneck, l2tS DO ne. - Au
Watertwist lsc; A Langley, 22c Natnn 5Se for l04
45c fOr9 SIC for 27ic for o. 20c forlnch and lbc
for S9nch do "a FOrestdale 2Oc - Skaters, lsc; -
VILE r. IBc; do X, lsc; Lawrence Iiic for A, lac
for 6 G4 c for a G'e tG ana a H do iS r. ac 81
inch do o, i4c.; - do 5, loc. aud 81 do. W. ole.
Brown Drills are IN moderate demand, without change
in price. standards being quoted lstc.
Fine qualities Of Jeans in demand at late
prices other grades are neglected aud weak.
Stripes are quiet the higher grades only maintain
ing late prices. York Stripes are quoted at 24ic.
tenton's Ice for c, isc for b b, 2ate. for A, and
Csc for A; Amoskeag 6xs do. 26ic do 5xS do 25te;
6nsSafs stripes s for se s1' rEs are are iSr
request but mostly held at firm Prlete ar Am noe
for b. 2ec for c, and Ole for d. York, S2c for SOnoh
and l2sc. for s2neh do; Evertt Pic; Hamilton SOC
SCac Pacific csc. for and 35c for a. do; Arkwrlgt
26c for and $50 for - do lewiston 3Oc for SOnch
S5c for 32-inch, and 4Oc. for S6inch do.
Printing cloths quiet at saa9c for 6IxGi.
There has been slight InUyGment in medium and dark
10 Whetng the appetite Of buyers. The following
are the current prices among j0bbers, chiefly for light
STYLES Merrmack, w fancy, 16c. do. ID fancy, lJsc
COcheco L. l6c; spragues frOcks &c., do fances l5sc
Richmouds l5e; American, l5c; do. green and orange
l6c pink checks, Is d6c; Dunnes loo. Aliens, l40
l5c do dark l4tc do pnks and checks lGc; do frOcEs
and puppies l5.c Garner Co., l6a 6sc AmOskeag, l4c
Arnod's, l2tc; London Mourning spIaguesJ, l4h|
Simpson do, 14lc.; Amoskeag do, lSsci Hamilton
l5ai5lc Pacific, l5sc; Victory l2ae.; City Mills, l2ie
Queen City. 2.c; Glen Cove, 0tc Home lOc; Empire
15c do. Shifting, l5ac New-Londons, l2ac Gloucester
l6c
The trade in woolens is still afflicted with sup
ply. Buyers find they have the advantage over sellers
aud keep aOO from the market much as possible, ana
already there is yielding in quotations Tor ran goods
slaters black cloths range from & 7SaSJ Is blue,
brown and dahDa do $3a$6 do do. dc. Casters, 8 so
d$l 50; do do. do MOscOws, $5G&5 SO; ana o. BLACK
doesns s. O9A IS; Cotton warp cloths are selling AT
81 IS for No 65 for No and 81 IS for No. Fancy
Casslmeres continue weak and unsettled few sales OF
heavy goods are effected, but generally at snght con
cession Satinets are more In demand from the
clOthers Tip Top bring 81 for No j. Lower Valley, SSc
for heavy. and 9Oc for light weight; Monson a HaInp
Wooden Co.'s Coo. kentucky Jeans are quiet and
unchanged in price Carpets more active and hrmer
Lowell Co.'S Ingram are quoted at 81 40 for supreme
u So for extra SUPER and t2 fol- threepy Hartford Co.'S
81 ~ for medium superne 81 IS for superne VI 70 Tor
imperial threepy and " 05 for extra threpy brussels
" IS for fr 81 As for fr and o. SIS for fr; twed
Venetian q IS per square yard and fine DO VI Is.
fined tn goods adapted for the Fall clothing trade, III
which there Is rather more NOV emclt and nFlnneSs
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
JULY 225,.5 sacks Flour 3,545 bills Flour $40 eblS