New-York tribune., 1867-08-13

.., .A ii IN anna cases are sold close mp 20 pro-
Suotion NewYork Minis are closely SO s9a 10 ~ t ' a. "a
Spsearora @o Bartetts, 1sc fo[ A. l5c I9r anu & jVo
for Ssnch - Newmarket y, ES sSe SenVh "a iSnsdae,
saiS a Hope i7So; Red Bank are sold aheSd az & IT,
and 90 f5 tor o. and 7Oc for lo4 dO - Warren o,
eso. - IOnsdse Cambria Muslin 5lsc fesual' a
Rock, 9Sse net ~ Aqqidneck' ise; 800 pS' iIsc - d,
Watertwist lSc; a Langley 22e Naitha' oyc & a rs
I2sc for a. 99ic for a. 26se Tor g. 2o ~
WaSTegan watertwist 25c satersville, l2tc - Mah-
vile r. l6c do X ise IawrScei ava enc or IOS "A do -
Boott b. Isc 2snch do r, lle S2nch no. W 1867 - uo'
RSSS RSc SG ds mi SO continue depressed There over
.rnnv ami bids az lower figures for round lots would
supb{{ 5e accepted Corset jeans in steady de
ponS ~ about ate figures Stripes still dun and
droOniur the market never having recovered from S
denressing auction sale made several weeks ago h0Ik
StInes Ar 0u0ted at 23tc. Everitt, lSc.; HamOn sc
FOR AMI 2ic for s. WmttentOns, l6c Tor y lec' do ID
" 95ic or A. and 25c for A; Amoskeag 6x3 DO, 2ie;
a. Sx3do Este Arkwnght 1Sc for 6xS and l7c tor 015
40 OsuabuTg stripes, l9c. Ticks sell NIUE hoC ~
VosE,ag bring zoe for c A. 32c for A. 2sc. for b, 24e
g. tnd 9oc for d. York 2s1c for 3Oinch, and 3tc for
eqtnch do Everitt 20c.; Hamilton, SOC lot ID l. C iol
TT6 and lCc for B r x Willow Brook, S6lc; Pacific,
a. a. and 95c for "A do: Arkwught, 26c for (, and
ssc fer ~ do lewiston 2ssc for SOinch, SJtc lor 81
nrc s more demand for printing cloths and prices
are rather rmer Sales OF 64X64 are reported al &C. DuU
hoeTS are now t as56 5T byg freely and the leading
brands are moving off rapidly than was expected
Ageno S DO w ls9 for fancy and 100 for frocks
Bpraee sell at lGc for fancies for extra 1o
American Print Works, 15c, net, for fancy Amen , o0
for fancy and 100 for frOcks Pacific l6c Dunne 3
NET for fancy aud I6c frOcks; Hamilton, l5e IOr
fancy 16c for puppies and l5c for staples Virory
IBc net for fancy; ArnOlds l3c, for fancles
I2ie net plain fancy, and 1Sc for extra dO'' oi'
IOic. IL, .,o ,Drioes of the
several priuters goods continuing at 24c; -, ..,os
In Woolep ShaWls there Is good dlsplay VI s'Ji00
among the agents but purchasers are DaGkWaId - o-
The trade m WOODEN goods shows steadler lOlS "
ndence and a more general movement Dohesuo ;Do Mn
ooatngs are i'm very good demand at about lhe oPes
agnres I'm fancy caSsmeres there Is rather QiS b
Tent Fine goods are In active deinanu az t,o I 49,
Drices of tbe season: but low grades are III
and can ne moved only at concession fle .u
an demand al fair prices: but low qualities are dul anu
weak Kentucky Jeans are moderately actN put ~ uM
agrTes CARPETS are steady demand at hrin prices;
IoWel Co.'S Ingram bring 81 40 for super1ne - % iot
extra super and s. for threepy Hartford CO.'S ~ ~ IoI
medium superfne 81 IS for superhne 81 9o tor lmper M
and s. % for extra threeply BrnsSes ~ 80 lO
sfr 81 t5 for r. and 81 s. for fr; twied Neheuan
A. 9s ner souare yard and fine de. 81 10. ,,.
The Trade In fOrCiga goods Is perhaps more sasIaV9y
chan tbat in the domestic branch. Importers are nor u
,nisvn rg stocks having kept large proportion OF
tbe;r GOODS in bond until really wanted Prices open
Sitb ressonabIc DECREE OF rmness, and subsequent
tmD0rtatOns prove permanent there Is g0Od reason TOT
supposing that the importers viii have talr season
business