The New York herald., 1868-03-16
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upon tho market while tns fact tSsf sSsv are Wins
TO make some reduction from prizes current of late
The reduction in prices since che NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Z
the week V ewing to the causes snuMerated rather
than = any lack o. confidence IN ne faturs N enc
looks for any material change In the prices ef cotton
ana the market for cotton fabrica e ccntroIed p
q greater or less degree by the price e cotton as
would seem to be nothing in the existing state Il
afirs calculated to influence the dry goods market
unfavoraby. Hence, despite the anxiety Of few
who lately purchased on speculation and are new
anxious to get out, there would seem to BE nothing
to warrant the belief in any material reduction from
Domestic woolen goods remain steady under a
moderate inquiry, and the market is firm, in sym
pathy with the market for wook. -. ~,
and though prices scarcely satisfactory they
might be, vet they are somewhat more remunerattve
than long time back, and the prospect Is more.
PROMISING We annex the current quotations for the.
leading styles ofcotton fabrics:- IL 20
Paisrs.-Merrimae D, IA &C. q l5c.; do. b, 1870. >
isc.; Cocheoo, l5c; sprague, 14isc.; do shirting,
l59c.; American, l4c. Pacific, 14%c.; Amoskeag,
ls,sc.; Dunnell's l3Ac. l4c: Manchester, ls5sc q
lsc.: WaInsutta, 1o3ac.; London mourning, l3he.;
HEAVY BRowNs.--Atantic 4. aa, 1890; do. II,
iuuioc Al -, lSc. 90 II, 4-4 lsc.; StstrA II,
A. lskc.; Indian Head, A. 1sKc.; Lawrence q, ~
l7zsc; !'rtsield A, ~, 14c; Atlantic v, A, 15Kc.
FINE BR0wNs.-Atlantic L, A. 17c.; Pepperell d,
toInch, I51sc. 1Sisc.; do. R. 3sinc 181ac. 17c. :
90. Q, a3-inch, l44c. l5c: do. N, 3o-inCh,
BLEACHED MusIINs.--New York Mills. as-inch, &C. ;
Wamsutta, 36inch, 25c Androscoggin, 36-nch, 2c. !;
Amoskeag, A, 19c a 1ol5c.; Tip Top 36-inch 1Sc. !;
New Market O. 36-inci,, I5kc.; nallOw & Son So
inch, 1Ic; do, 3oinch, 14c.; Langdon, 3s-nch 16Ec
Blackstone, 36inch, 17c.; Waltham X 33inch, lac. !;
do 42inch nc. 1sc; Great Falls 8, 31-inch 13kc;
IN 9fr,t1 vAr II olxNuy. nrxxxk II TNo
inch, 10kc.; Pepperell bleached, O., 2ec. S4 do,
45c. o. do, 50c. 10-4 do 65c.; Waltham, 8-4 do,
AZ &C.; "a do, Al &C.; 104 do, soc. ~
DELAINEs.-Pacifc, 19c. Manchester, 19c.; Hamil-
ton 1sc. 20c.; Lowell, 10c; Pacific Armures, zoe.
CORSET JEANs.-Naumkeag pattern, bleaohed, 1885, ;
lasonia DO, 14c.; Pepperell do, l5kc 16c; Bates
do l1c.; Stark A, brown drin, 17c.; Pepperer do,
17c do. jeans &c., red cross Wlgans, 15c. Congress
CAMBRIcs.-washington co!ored, 1okc; Victory
DO, &C.; Nasonville paper 13c. s. s. Sons, 13e ;
White Rock do. 12c. 12Hc. .
STRIPEs.-AmosGeag, 24}ac. 25Ac.; Sheridan,
1sc 14c.; Haymaker, 17hc. 1870; Pittsheld o. ;
WhittentOn, 14C.
DENIMs.-AmOskeag, 32c.; Pearl River, 28Kc o
30c.; Manchester, 20c. 21c. Blue Hill, 15c. 16c.
GINdHAMs.-Lancaster, 1sc.; Roanoke, 12Hc.; Hart
ford, 14c.; Hampden, 15c.
T1CxINGs-Amoskeag AGA, sSc.: do. A, 3oc.; Do.
B, 2oc.; do. c, 2sc.; do d. 2lc.; Hamilton, 27e4e; !;
Cords AAA, 3oc. Brunswick, lac; Somerset 13c. ;
Pittsfeld, 9c.; Boston, 26c.
CBRCKS.-Union No. 20 2sc.; do No. so, 27ke.:
Caledonia No. H. 22Hc; Caledonia No. 10, 25c; Star
No. S00 l6c.; do No. 900 1sc. 1876. Lanark No 2,
12Ec @r Ia at mn
CANTON FLANNELs-Hamilton, brown, 27ssc ;
Laconia do, 20c; Massachusetts, b. 13Hc.; ElIerton
N, brown, 27c. 27hc.; do. N, bleachsd, 29e S1o ;
SlaterSville, 1870. frr t.f