New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-22

:Siy SsrsssSE extended 10 ohevots Jobens
cor on FIASNEs the most active Of cotton
T an SSn ssn ass aeS
40 s saE s"d hb s%E%s %ss steady
limited from first h:S a. at Of |Dg clothing save
't TTTcXiNGs And DENNIS have moved slowly frOw frst
hands while the jobbnt distribution was hight
GRAIN BAGS are ruaced In price stark 10 - W nS
e om nSS very 9H RAE. IF Ss
& Sq S os Up to s wsrS SS goods
Pan iySr was TO 5000 ,cs LESS e0 weeks
PRINTS rnl,a less active sn ssre atery mn
~cnuea ia ~ ally ae%and 40 dark nader a1Ses The
best makes OF -avy blues also ion'd ready se % q,
1 1 s se @ Ike ssfo GS OS
Wee iissS;1 STYLE. Of paas being sold or !.
>yhle cher Of pass, charasr were ohHed as 10" as "
GINGin>M have ccnnd active chat tho dcmaae iS
On excsss supply the renirew Mills green INIT oo
AIM sscat Bales pOnkss MOhswk, aud Glasgow MiS be
nahas a M any pas,Te Manchester Washington, Hamilton
suS 1I ion Minis also ScSepers Philadelphia fabrtcs are
sSeS sod up Coieisi been improved re
ss sff, M active ha11s have been ~
demand. OPcDg prices have Deel Wen anu
the supply unususy small The toobng trade has SHOWN
sK!Ts asl medium felt skirts in printed embossed
uinme a1d Tue makes laTS pen S sV nts Ealm"Ia
skDls nave been iu only moderate request AL, en-, sces
=
unprobtsple. There has been steady dSnah 9
hS'Sy va en- as iSS4 1s 'E IN he Interior Wool
ard hal hce were IN limited Ieqp st. anu 1%' nef
Jackets which sc in G9cGd sgp p T. LANDS Lands
e'SSr tnf{ St cSpThS market for mems wooden goods
hacked anmss2 and 4e HHy OF 1seeSt
would he ne.esssyy oT the MAKES % fncy
mcres made decline from foer ass ra'es; , al a
est "tio and p1ospsst, are eS eSoSs cS
from mt az New buyers have purchased black and
oo%r 10 an ma i OF fancy aud
beavers have steady demand for limited gaanS q. 70
tnhnon thus made as well as III eAee"uo" Vi i''f
FE,A MS somewhat rneyen pa, PaTeaT s1 T ss
Of black and desirable styles o. fancy Tor aiS
~ on fI9n aE9t ana 'brgrs of new and
choice styles Of fancy was sod ~ aey r o. aie but
or lei confession earlier they had i'll some
large orsh unsatisfactory saiss 1i.r,ion was
small though sales reported OF few iavorte
%ohsrlD coATIXGs good qgaly in neSyy weight weight
sosy been well nlsinne sample, Of spring
Set %oised are On s har hi am s S s e
particular makes % some extent iGr future dStTr
hrs hands sid sales The satisfactory in the
JEANS aea a cG 81 ass. n2'E scac hGS
tain 61' oi.T af been Grea a. SIs r was s,y
aeaaId exrssnce for sac desrPSns as Tsfe sl
rP se@sy Tsg1ss DG@ Sc2 and ng GGs
with lair sales.
BLhT ETs The mild weather retarded the demand fol
Hence there large movement, Dt th'
sa!e Of 81, quatics essay fof the re
pew.Tg a. is-Orimclts fected without diircdfy,
CAEPFT> moved first hands 10 iar aggregate
amount makes Of brussels AID ingram rltd 'rin %
prcr old sold altile below agents
for STYLES of spending qualify Auction sao'
showed an quantity and the variety ~ si
one. d. obtained were average better thai
those realized Gt previous sales.
Thee ST ady though moderate denad tc both sAI
and fancy imported GOOD irs bands The dress &c"
ybn,r hoIs.s nd fairly satisfactory bns.ts~, ana hot
british fabrics had considerable Gstr1Da
tlop