New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

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The trade in Dry Goods has been checked the last
two days by the severe There is. however mod
amount ~ business doing but without any spirit OF
fmncss Buyers are cautious, and sellers are anxious
realize upon their stocks. An apprehension that th'
present disparity between supply aud demand mus; cause
fall u price, j. inducing holders To otfcr large ot
at concession. but generally with poor success should
there be- any abatement Of the storm tomorrow, it i
probable that the day Will not be observed as close h0l
day among dry goods houses the country buyers can
IN afford 10 lose days business.
Brown sheetngs and Shrtings are moderately artlye
with change IN values except ON some or the lower
grades which fraction lower. The iobbers quote
brown goods rs follows Amoskeag \, Gle. Appleton
2lic. Atlantic \. 22c. Atlantic II, Hsc Atlantic "
l7sc Princeton A. 2ic Great Falls NJ, lsc Indian
Head 4, 22c Indian Orchard BB, lc Indlah Orcharu
A. 2otc Indian Orchard &. lSic Lawrence G, 2ltc
Pttsfied 4, l7e Waehpsetts Aie: Medord, d. zoe IA.
cific. A, 2lc. Pacific H., 2ltc; Paenc H. hne lItc
Peppere L. fine. 2Oc. Pcppcren K, lsc.; stark A.
In beaclcd goods there quotable change in prices
although upon all except the finer grades holders would
be willing TO sell heavy ots at liberal concession Sheet
mgs aud shrtngs are quoted by JoDDe as follows New
York Mills, 37sc Wamsutta 32lc; Bartletts, 23c James
Mills, 22c; Lawrence b. 2Oc; "a Pcpperels S6c Alta
waugan NN l9c; Hope 22sc i3hsdale 2oT; - nhtna,
as; - Waham 5sc; lO4 Watham 6oc Bates BB 2ste;
G1 Utica 5Oc % Utica sjc. l04 Utica, 9Oc HIPS Senp.
Idcm,,22ic., Amoskcag A. 2jci "a Bates 29c; Mason
willie, 25c Androscoggin l.. 25c.
Brown drills are in steady demand standards are
Print continue active and generally steady excepting
Amoskcags which have been sold at l5!c The Iobbers
quote follows: American l7Bc; Amoskeag l53ci Mer-
rmac H. lsc Merrmac W, zoe; Spragues lSc.; Maure-
gan, l5c; sprague's iances, l9c Carriers sci Hlch-
mond. 17sc.; Amoskeag Mourning, l0sc; Arnods l5c;
Pacific isc.
The following the current prices among the prncl-
nal iobbers for certain makes OF goods DeainesAmOs
keag SHE; Haymaker. 25c; York 36c; Warren brown,
25c; Pearl River Soc; Monitor, 2Oc Manchester Co.. 25c
suffolk 27c. Ticks-Amoskeag G a, 5Oc.; Amoskeag
A. lOc; AmOsseag b, 35c Amoskeag ID, 25c Pelnberton
a a. 39c.; Hamilton 3Csc; Pearl River 47lci Harvest
Aci Pittsficld, l3ic York, 4Itc Stripes-Am0skeag,
Soc Whucnton A. 39ic Whittenton \, 97sc; Whitten-
ton b. 22lc; Haymakcr 2c,; Massabesc, 99c; Amerl-
can l0c: Pemberton, AVN, 47ic. Checks-Lanark 4N2,
isc Union 60 AKA S5c Union go 2N2 Sjc Union 20 4x2
22Bc; Union 90, 2x2; 32lc; Caledonia, giei Kenne6ec
32!c; Farmers and Mechanics SOC Cotton tlannels-
Ndumkeag, 25c; fremont 20c Elleron y, brown, 35c;
Elerton o, brown 92c.; Rockland, ne; Laeonia 2sc
Gnghams-Iancaster, 23c. Hartford lsc.; Berkshire,
22c; Glasgow 22c. Roanoke. l7c German zoe. Cotton
ades-Farmcrs' and Mechanics, CaSsim, 65c Pemberton
DIT iJc.; Plow, L. " ANY, j0c.i Newlolk Mills 6?icj
whittendel RSI, 5sG '~
YOo9D FOODS Continue dun and few sales arc made az
q profit to manufacturers. The choicest styles or icy
cassmcres realize tqr price but s rule ths class OK
goods arc making heavy losses. sanetS' uoeshS ana
cloths in moderate demand, but ealLe low ptices.
The foreign trade continues very dul, Soia
planning that they have rarely known so ne DuslisS
done at this period OF the season. The auctions are
void of spirit and excepting few desirable goods prices
range very low Some OF the stronger houses are inds
posed 10 press their goods a present hoping that late in
The season there win be better demand; but others
have to sell from necessity, ana are making very poor
prices.