New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-21
Tile DRY GOODS TRADE.

NEw-YoRK Jan %. 1855.
There is rather more movement III the dry
goods but yet limited all parties
being cautlous-buyers 70 prices and sellers as 10
as vef they are dong nothing beyond surveying the
market California buyers taking falf amount OF
goods but South there is no demand and little
In the more of cotton goods there IS com
parayey firm feeling owing to antc,patohs oI ngnet
prices for raw cotton This feeling however does ngt
extend TO many classes Of goods which are III very fu
Tie exports OF DOMESTIC Got2ns from ,Sct th,s pors 70
a. follows; Dutch west Indies value $3.50 pkgs; TO
British West Indies value $3.50 Il pkgs 10 Cuba vaue
vae Sl 80 ia pkgs; total Tor the week value sl9s86,
Iss pkes previously reported IS pkgs total since Jan
~ ~. * sane time i'm is63 ~ pkgs; same time
IN 1884, pkgs same time IN 1901 22J pkgs; same time
IN Brown shcctings there is a rather nrmer feeling.
Agents are holding for higher prices on heavy goods
eager aud prices therefore are stationary. In
dian Head aud Appleton standards are each
Newmarket K r. wachusetts carroll and Amoskeag A.
each i5c; Lawrence and stark standards, each liic
Nashua o. l2c.; oGinch do II. llc. and aOinch do L,
I6c .snch Wacusetts ale; isinch Indian Head 2i
,nch do islc; - Harrisburg A. 13ic; - Agawan lllc
4. Green Bay, lOc.; - Middlesex g., l2c.; a. Ma
con, I5lc.; aud - Savage, l9c.; - Augusta l3ic.
lie; - Empire A. 9ic - STANDARD, me- - Granite
vile, lsic, and do me- Indian Orchard; 9c net
for L. zoe for W, Oic for 10 H. lice for G. and 2ic for A.
Poeasset INV eSmagket iie Messacasea i2,c fos
/
There is more demand for Beached shrtngs. and es
pccIay ~ the better grades and prices generally
nrmer New-York Mills sold by agents az 225c
wamsuttas sell at zoe for 49, 23ic. for 80 aud 27c for
5 a. Tuscarora l7c Bartctts, llc for A. &c. Tor l.
and l2tc for 33nch - NEWMARKET G. l1c 3jnch Massa
a. Hone ! l - Red Bank io.c nei and do sc =.
Utica line NOnpaIels sell at 2Oc 50 DO, TAG; O. 40
Warren o. 2oc; - Lonsdale Cambria Muslin 25c rcgu-
lar White Rock Ice net - Aqnldneek Zoe 40 Zoe;
:, d." Watertwis ne - Langley, ne; walthan, i5c
for 1914 4Oc for %, S2.c for 81 zoe Tor o. l5c or ~
2O Tor o. and ne for - do: ~ Forestdae. 5c ~ sa
ters. lStc - wauregan watertwist, ice; slatersyle
"a Union Mills each i3c; ~ Whtnsyille, l3c. ~
Gold Medal, I2ic; 33inch Cclngwood 5: He Forest
Mills, I2sc; ~ Maxwell Manufacturing Co.'S, zoe; a.
Palmer River. l2c.; - Howe Manufacturing Co.'S lic
| - Masonvie, Ice; - Amoskeag, l5c
Brown Drills in fair demand, and prices are steady
Canton annes are quiet az usual at TINS season, but
prices are steady. Tacoma are quoted by agents at
2Oc for brown Naamkeag' lsic for brown ana l9c or
bleached; Hamilton, zoe. Tor brown, ana &c. Tor
bleached; do. extra wide &c Tor brown ana 2oc; Tor
do I8.c: fremont and Suffolk, each l5c for brown and
l6c. for bleached do Amoskeag A. Zoe Tor Dr9wn ana
27c. for blcacbed do b, 2ic for brown ana 26c for
bleGched Manchester. lsc for brown and 100 for
bleached do; Nashua brown lsc.; and Arlington do
Stripes and Ticks quiet but prices seader York
Stripes are quoted at 2 Everett! ac Hamilton 2 Sr
c, l6c. for Is, 2Oc. for A, and 2?ic for A A;
A%oskeqg 'ss DO 1s c 90 Tor aS ,, do do 2 naS T
stripes I7c Ticks are IN limited demand at the
quotations. AmOskcag bring soc. Tor q a, Isc iOr
K 25c Il. 22c for c, and l9c. for j.; York, 25c
for SO-inch and 32tc for 32inch do; Hamilton 25c.
for Is T, 22c. for b T D. and l5c. for Is Willow
Brook SOC Pacific, 22.c for T. and soc, for ~ do;
Arkwright 23c for and 2Ic for - do; - Conestoga
Ticks extra Soc do, 25c - Gold Medal do 25c. do,
2Oc: - do 22ic.; Premium do 3Sc;; DO Is, sac
Printing Cloths are IN fair demand aud hrmer; 6iI64
are sold at &c.
The Prints trade has not yet felt the effects Of the
Spring demand Current transactions by the agents
very much confined TO the closing out OF dark work
which is done concession. There is very little light
work the market The following are the current
prices among iObbers Merrimack W, fancy, Isle; do
pinks and puppies lac. do ID, fancy, l2ic do pur-
pleH l2lc Cocheco l., lStc.; do pinks and puppies,
i3tc; spragues frocks l3tc do pinks puppies l3ic
do solids, lac. do fancles Ql2c do. blue and white
l3tc; Rchmonds, llt Gl2ic; American, lltc; do pink
checks, llte do pink and ruby lliei Dnnpels, l2.c
Aliens litc: do. dark. HE do pnks and checks, 2lc;
AmosKeag, 11c Amods l0c.; Lowell, lOtc; Naumkeag,
There is steady demand for Nous Delalnes at the
Spring styles are not IN the market Prices are I'M
| changed
The trade IN wooens shows a slight Improvement but
cannot reported satisfactory The clothing houses,
who are the chief buyers Mt this have been 40
badly crippled by the losses OF late seasons that they
operating very moderately. There IL rather more DO
Iand for cloths and doesns and prices somewhat
steadier Fancy casslmeres OF Spring styles bought
In moderate lots by the clothing trade, but the cloth
| jobbers doing little In them satinets are duh
and weak Kentucky leans sell slowly The reduction
| in the price of carpets has rather stimulated the
| demand, but the Spring trade has not yet set IN
| Lowell Company's ingram quoted at VI 10
| ply. Hartford Companys-h IS for medium superine
III 90 for supernne VI rs for Imperial threepy, and u %
Tor extra threepy. Brussest2 05 for fr, 81 is for
IT, and q rs for fr. Twied Venetan-s per square
I'm foreign goods there IA little doing beyond moderate
demand for linen goods and wOoens from the clothing
| trade. III
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