New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
CLOSE Of THE FLANNELS SALE.
LARGE ATTENDANCE AND GREAT lNIhhhSi-I""
PRICES FOR BIANKETs-FAIR RATES FOR WELL
KNOWN STANDARD GOODS.

LARGE ATTENDANCE AND GREAT INrEREsT-lo"
PRICES FOR BLANKETs-FAIR RATES FOR WELL
KNOWN STANDARD GOODS.
The great auction sale of fanncls ut the
store OF Messrs Faulkner Page Co.. at Nos 66 and Us
Ieonard-st, was closed yesterday Notwithsandhg the
ample size Of the salesr0Oms and the revolving ias
placed across the store the large number or
rersons present felt the heat to be most oppressive
The sales during the averaged better than the
preceding day. ranging from II 10 ID per cent below pre-
yions market prices. Some lines OF standard goods
which will not duplicated again this season, brought
n. good prices at former sales ana IN one OF TWO
instances ou0ftown buyers ran the price even above
the market rates. In the afternoon, blankets O. H. :"
standard. white faunels and operas. cheyots and
deuims were sold The following LOIS, taken from tho
morning SALE show prices at private sales during Jahu
AIRY and May last and the figures obtained yesterday
sixty eases Quechec white No. . flannel, g woe,
brought at previous sales 49c 500 ~, lpr go - Y q
do brought 3}c; Al sa1ony No do brought l2c,
uCvep hfyin, sold less than 2jc. before A scarlet
gicr do No brouebt 53c st price G5c. IL twiled
Shaker do. G. & :. went for iJc. IGc, 40 2s. quaiy
of assorted Ga sackug sold for 5se. and 20 eases III jhe
gray to be coiorcd to suit purchasers, brought 73c 6i
fancy sac,incs went high rs soc; 99 eases T. NJ
keassge 9Hsrs Ca cie 10 r. Be- NJ 81 dress blue anncs
lowest list price, zoe, vent for 42'2S5jr'
In blankets the fall in prices was very conspicuous
1O wool blankets (white selling at - Oj-sl 52i2 per
pair: g. y. G. III Polars do. formerly $40, sold Tor
So % per pair; I2-l xxx brought so 7j-TlO; l3i
SIX hIankets-lst price $40 5O-hrought SO; Id Ok
do-list price Sl0-brought SO. The whole sale OF
blankets realized fully 90 per cent less than former prices
In the G. H. &. white Ganncls there was lively bidding
at from to 90 per less than the rates six months
AGO Operas Of the grade were several times sold
in 4 number Of lots together, OF $50 cases bringing
36l2c another of 267 at 4lc SIC, and 3sc Mr.
Page informed the buyers that these goods had not sold
so low since 1857.
Cheviots sold nearly at market prices. DENNIS went
90 TO % per cent less than at private sale One lot OF
fancy tickings sold month ago at lsc brought 92c'
Oakland brown duck sold at 9l2c.
member OF a leading dry goods house stated that'
taken rs whole in the flannel sale, staple wel-lnown
goods brought within 10 per cent Of former prices me
dunn goods from - per to 20 per cent and ordi-
nary goods or those not generally known to the majority
Of buyers from 20 per cent TO 80 per cent less than
list prices
The number OF buyers this floor was larger than the
preceding day, the Ncw-YOrk, Philadelphia, Chicago,
and Cincinnati houses taking precedence in the bids
The following are some of tine largest buyers; \. l.
Stewart & CO. H. +. Clfin e Co., l.. :. JlAray & Co..
Kayur Srrug Dale Il Coz Evans, Pcakc Co, Adr,ance,
Robbins * Co. J.. Iucser 4 CO.. j. y. McD0hdid y" VI.
Whitney * Co., Durham, Buckley q 90, ADAMS, '%'1t
a Co. Morgan Root u Co.. Field, Letter * 60, ). Is.
Farwell Il CO.. Randcl Brothers louis silk q Co., Nc
Alpine, P0pc * Co., :. J. Lesson X blo.
Following the sale Of hanucS biaDke Is, ctc thrlr Is 10
he another large auction slc of blankets ohil n-it,
comprising about 800 packages OF all grades from tAe
Dost!Cai.IOrIia TO ordinary grades.