New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
TIE DRY GOODS TRADE.

NEw.IolS. Tuestag, Nov. 30 1873.
during iAe "ees anu we're noaa..r ~ we ~
air me maret was dgpres7 so BY 'g le "a ~
by oderof Mosrs A. 3D. afn & Co OF the entire me Of
as The loeGng trade ruled gi,' ~ eare s5 eg3 Z
of cutting mas been urIctced =,
rate demand from nr,t hands r@,ns iaAe- on S
ngs ana Cotton tla-nr, bonn a,s.I1Hea - ,I ~
BH0%N sHEETINGs AND sHIETINGs-Best makes
agents hands these IN less than usual
hands 8'ac, and Atlantic 8 is job 1el At 9sic
ELEACHED iAtl \ o. AZ - 81 'i ir' -
R Geaa 1 ioT ans. i M M 5s i mae. 5 We're i
even though they offered ~ low figures 20 induce
PTGTf0N FLAvNEIs % low and fine grades were Dis.
tubuec by agents % satisfactory amount Prices are nr
CGHsEf JEASs AND sATTEENs were in fair demand.
several leading ma ICES are q '7ry syll up - ,.,,.,
only IN single ac1!se ots TT rgnee lo9ors sioSss -.
light supply Kept prices firm JoDoers trade was fairy s4o
PEiNT CLOTHS were slightly improved prices being Nc.
cash 20 &c 80 gay +. ',T .il...c %. No. IN N,
marhet was 5sod oat ia tue sale by NJ sIs H. y LAIN *
Tasteful plid prints were - steady demand G1' I3 sinai
'-I ~ -,.,r,or t,.i, f,1,ci..s and
IRA r 'ooA m"ertte l. - % 5l.tuE i, d li
Ihi7 h.yns oeeH r.aied 10 ~ "g rCe C CI n 1a
Di,s GOODs-staplsyor dress fabrics were in fair
demand though s iivc than lc+ weeks ago llal4 COTTON
'a Tsi i-i Brst mas OF wooden shawl. were
price low grade w0rsted ana cotton rcyerlbes
>ihls ruled quiet with moerlte demand from the in
tIoI lor small te.4,-oi nelts oi -et s-rt.. , , 600,
freely Fancy Hosiery not active and "ooi
hose anu ha4ose dragged shirts -d drawers were III AsAt
CLJTHs-Biack and coorcI moderate request and
VEEC1 yG.- farrte styles were N gooj demand for
current trade reqmtu aI agela sales o. small as,oIe
lots reached very RESPECT able aggregate Liberal deliveries
IsEFELLENIs I'D LADIES CLOAKINGs we're fairly
CA~- IEREs were in steady demand FOR trade require
liotn-Is pgiass were poiaL Di lSeJ became il'.o o''
uo-s Tow ard enc clos. of one "eeA .... ,.... e., 10
heavy wesut- Ia nature DEL cry have
considerable Aggregate amount ior few ia
S1IINETs- Btij5s frl7ys II mixtures and plain bacf
III mo.aats request Co,mers have taken liberal
b-NTUtkI J.-ANs OF lending maA IS moved more freely
Vie stoc il 1856 bands small held confidence.
amount boo sse Dale lots OF lc o-s on5 lei1eiiOi Keep
I-- up d-s0luurlts.
trade WAS stimulated Joy tnr sel-oiaue weather
CARR 81, sent to tIr interior o. ir aggregate upon
fr,rs 0rly r. Kos ,,rr. e .r-i r consumption.
Wa- iiicl asI- ,s.ulel 4. iIsiau o1De.- iu Ios,ry,
.ao,s &c.. a4l 8c,-- White. Willis Chapman. millinery
-,s, otal 1rd ia, acat bie7 i"i' N' 4a4ri "l'i tN
f0r renewing 4ss,riment,. Pun uoIair- were DO
better demand. aul tAeie was steady ir 5 ioi ta7hei b
lair let 3D.. trimming ,ei,et- and oaca
.-it 49, i'-''.-i5 .''' 'y" r.. iyt ir..s
steady atiAahc iAhrA E''-' iNi'u 4-l'I pYn, .l'-t
HrIo tim. HaalktIcilt.s moved more freely ll +-
bases rt liiJ d4sirJ rI i94 te H"n az rae -,ta tLu
A.e goo Is were l Ian st a- more cd huou wa I To-
- gao a. i "a pa ,ri.@- Inn, To-. and ,-...r
,ar- rcottngs heavy "ol,e's o"ro .. aHo an5 ra'-
lO.s 1ols4 alr rrc-s castor, clon. gloves
luL sa,Atuts were 10 improved luoa p s'-'"' ',a'i F
d.n, o Aoatry lad @i distribution d. inIy Iem"Ae"'e