The New York herald., 1868-02-10
THE DRY GOODS MARKET.

many weeks ahead Of their production and are very
scarce The buoyancy Of ths raw material lcotton)
towards the close OF tho week has made manufacturers
stronger in their demand for still higher prices Rs
gardng tho general appearance Of the market reach
the following conclusions:-
In the first place must be evident that musns tAat
formerly brought Sc. skc In gold were cheap whom
reduced TO l0c lilo. in The present currency Of the
country ana considering the facts that prices could bs
forced down lower during the dull times Of Novem
Der and December and that cotton cannot be raised
successfully and - oheaply under the present labor
system Of the South In former times reasonable
in view Of the approach Of active spring business 70
expect lower pricesf Again. II has been ascerainsd by
the manufacturers and demonstrated by frequent and
increasing transactions that the article of drills land the
SAND is true Of other heavy brown goods bo exported
successfully under the existing tariff laws In compsti-
standard brown drills at l5c per yard. Deducng the
drawback Of the tax OF I'VE per cont when
the price Of the article to sCou. % Pc. yard cur
rency or fraction over Co. per yard In gold, consider
cotton is Counted At zoo Der h. the article in Question
manufactured would cost l6c. per yard currency or
100 gold las explained for EXPORT which is then q low
turers are now engaged in filling orders for thousands
Of bales Of heavy domestic cotton goods for export 10
Mexico the South American States, China, Japan. &c,
and this trade Is constantly increasing Now for the
% 200 per would be- the s I
sultsf IL would undoubtedly stimulate the growing Of
another average crop u would enable the South 10 pay
OF portion al least Of its debts due the Nortb IL would
place them In position to buy and products
and prove as earnestly believe lasting benefit 10 s
sections Of the country Let have cotton 2oc per
Ib-no more, less-snd IL will help the poor
and middle classes Of both sections OF COM
West could certainty well afford to pay . cent or
two more per yard for his shirtings and sheetngs,
Uhn hon Ate hv ba mn
would accrue TO The aborng classes OF all sections by
paying the South fair price for It's products and thus
would set the wheels OF industry In motion.
The following are tho quotations for this week.
% sss:f snas, es Ss So &c., rsp2'P: Fp
Psrs sSc 40 Aisndas, 4oc 81 pspPSreli Soc -
22Isc.; o-s Nashua f. l1c DO PoppeEell +, 1lhc DO
Indian Orchard A. 13c.
Ssc DO. Psppsrsii, Soc 81 Psppsrsii, s5c "a Utica
ssc DO p,sppsrsli' 2ss.; - utca' Soc.; A2-insh
BRows CorTos.-4-4 Pequos a, 1s,lc; Atlantic A.
16c Atlantic H, Appleton A, Wachuseu and Lawrence
Q, 1870. Amoskeag A. Pacific and Stark A, 15lc.
Augusta, prgh. A, Pepp:rsl and and RGybqry ia:c
Lawrence and Pacific l. l4c Peppsrell r. 1ac Broad
way No ! and Indian Orchard 1sc Atlantic ? Great
1910. Grea. Falls }, 12c. Ksnnebeck, skc; a4nch
Exeter 8, 1oAc Massachusetts, T. ll,Sc sinch Law
Bedford R, 90; so-nch Auguss, iac !; Lawrence NJ
llSc 2gnsh psppsrsii n iohe Massachuss.ts o 90,
dale and Atlantic cambrics. 2ohc wamsui,s, Utica and
Of the Loom and DWIGHT. lsc Androscogglu,. Mason.
ss .sspRsn s Rs,s Sis.. fi SsD :s
G1 ;Sas Green % M 'p e. and pasSam
iho ia 30 N.s Jersey and Boot. ,cSe K0ss,on.
Mschanics' 71c. cohoes and Portsmouth B. 1c. w.
PRINTS .herrinac ", lahS; Msrrimsc pink and
Albion soiid. swiss rcd, i2lIc.; London mourning
ssR Simpson mSU,anf d o.o ia Arnold
GIsoHlx.I Lancaster, Ice; Gasgow lsc Berkshire.
Hamilton. 2ic sIa MsssaSsssis and York, 10; sIs
tScs.Ts tSes sig d. iss Hsiss
AKA DO. 1SHc 8I3 American lac sI3 do, l3c eX3
wni.ten'oa g, issc SKA do, iac.; s1s Eagle iSsc.;
APRON CaIoka Union Mills, No SO, 2sc do, No 20.
22kc do. No. IS, 2oc. calsdonan Factory, No. 10,
27Kc; York, 25c !: Lewiston. 2sc' OTIS BIB. 25o
sssa. i a es fs Tsis Ts'':n s Brown
sss ;. s.;s 4 iss; Oakland, isXs winthrop,
6oRsrr JsIm.-Nsumksag and Kssrsarss sas.ssD,
IKE; Peppcre, ico; Everett, 1ec Laconia. Isc
indian Orchard. iiHo. Bsiss and Hensyasis, lie
sLEsrAs-Lonsdaie 2oc Union, 17c Blackburn and
Ward, ioe Indian Orchard, lshc; Superior, lsc VIC
''a diAxrp CAMssIcs-Poquos and wsuresap, 1oc w.
and Victory A. exc. Amoskssg, skc.; high coiors,
PArxn clnBRrca -Lonsdale, 8. 4. 4 Sons, Kasonvlle
and Wares, 1lKc high color: iaHc. lsho :.
nos cs,.sox men .a sos nss A1ostes
AGA, sec; Pearl River, sSc Amosksas A. 2sc Lewis
S % AA .as asSSn 'sn saa yS. Ya:s
<, iSas y inch K:ilyviiis is$c ! Piii.nsS' s.s;
KrsrrcHr JrAN-Rodmsn, $50; Laurel Glen, 32l.c
Tiysrton plaid, 2oc. Rose Valley, I3sc
CorrosADss New York Mills and !, 62hc; Penn
horton d and ,, best, and Farmers and Mechanics,
s7Ho Uncle Sam, SEQ Great Western, a3e.
a7e. %. Q, Nc. AnOsEssg A., SSc. Hsmiisss aos
sIs.srvihs, iskc. RoctIsnd. llSc Augusta, hHc
casros FLisTsis WHITE -Chicopee " n, l2xe do.
N, $50 Pembersen A, 25c Lacoua and Pembefson Y,
21ke salmon Falls, 2oc.; Globe A. lsc Suffolk,
asor TLAuua-ll Gilberts white, No. I, o7Xe !;
ss No ss 70 s dS sss. MS sss DO
cAs, n. sSs;; Ss' = ssc. 10 :, ,ssss: No :
SSc 81. medium twilisl. a7hc. s7kc.: 22 Inch
plain coored &c. 20 inch do, 27xc Ssc.; 30 inch
do, 3Sc. SOC. /; Bslknap ell WOOL A2xc; do, csssos
Lnsrys-whi.s Rock, 2okc James Nolan. 2Sc.
prLArsss Pacific lsc. plaa, 24c. spragus's plain,
20a I. Pskin luatre, 24c slpsca Iussre, ESQ; anin
colors, 23c Tycoon reps. 27ko. msrinos. printed,
CAsrIra a-veiysl Crssslsy's best, IS 10; DO do A,
81 90; Brusssl frame, 81 co; do do, 81 SO; do
DO, % ao tapestry. Crosslsys 81 eS ply Hartford
sdpernns s1 is; ingram, s0o 81 Is; hemp, 23c
lsc stair, 700. 81 10 per squarcyard
Hira the regular trade sale OF James H. Prentice
tbs levIus prices prevsled Wool hatsMens plain.
SS = So rs; mon's fancy, % 10 Sla %; youths
fancy, 80 so esi chidrsns plain, y % 20 l2k.
sIo q S2s; fawn, peach, silver, black beaver and
belly nutris, sic . S31 81; black. brown. otter and
Iivsss brush, e31 . $40 90.