New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-08
TIE DRY GOODS TRADE.

NRW-YORK Tuesday, March z, 1875.
DOMESTIC GO0DS-During the week the trade NOV enen
was more satisfactory Than i has been since tee o.
iRg seasons The general trade stmused by the arrival
o. 0nyes IRON an laws 1S b obbers from he
sOdh.West and Northwest while the operations Of the
Tho operations OF Southern and South Western
se Iron ~ ne tobbn o trade otherise business ruled COM
parsyey quiet except with houses that we're prepared TO
coTToN Go6Ds~The most STAPLE cotton productions were
In steady demand but purchases were seIy ~
preference over outside brands arc in some cases closely sold
Pt iob are AGAIN praceing cutting on popular brown
and beached goods There was far export demand IG cot
ceyed for lots ranging IRON 100 TO 400 packages Tho
success however which has marked the shipment Of brown
coous Europe has not ATTENDED tbs export OF osched
Brown sHEETINes AND sHIRTINGs- STANDARD
shecngs and leading fouryaTd makes were IN
s@1i FEW a&n makes aS are closely sod p Agents
maintained prices but 0O0es are selling several makes at
is BLEHcHTD sHGETGSGs AND sHIRTINGs ruled more
makes were freely distributed private sae but prob
BRowN' Drills steadily maintained their prices and
were 10 far demand tor home and export Iade ,.,.
TICALSGs we're n 19ef2'e dei9sLa C[ aT % in
CHEVI6is were not active last year. though some
fair tTauSiC tons were reported
CHECKs. STRIPES, and plaid osnabgrgs were taken in
small parcels by Southern buyers, and ruled firm
COTTONApEs Of the best makes are closely sod up 6ui
outside braad'' which are in excessive supply "sseo
FRIST CLOTHS ruled quiet at UNCHANGED rates quota,
fRiNTs~iastef plaid striped and fancy prints were more
active Printed srtings had fair movement and consider
csm6e the end Of the week several price Tevions
nonds were reduced to c erays chocolates
mans Sieei ana sIpes' auu 70 .c G So1p fancy Ir
7c, aud sh!rtugsto Sac @essIs VIM simpson, sons &
rbsSa 10 & TddTstne fancy PTnts 10 7c anchor shrnss
10 Sc and rin solid cOors and suitings 10 7c Bristol
fances reaced to 7c Washington ancea TO 81 ALBION
black and whites 10 c Union MORNINGS 70 lei gloucester
gINGHANs-Boih staples and iances we're in fair demand
CGTI6E DRESS GO0Bs-in production hnish SHOW
tons distribution by agents reaching al inpoi an asse
sSWSgoRsTFD DRESS GooDs-Are in moderate supply in
FIRST hanc lew styles plain end isncics being sold 70 az
agents made liberal deliveries account o. orders received
Csshmer ad apacas oyga s' Go tTe has been
chiefly wiz oah,R 1d Wen oDe gSIb v IN, leading
agents. anu we the supply s CON I slo l t 10
sek o. n0s Many 81 g a4y a aS@o TSe r
aggregate add have been mainly made to JerS rom remote
HosIiRY-Cotton hose and hahos have moved steadily,
preyiors shirts and drawers ruled quiet and irregular
CLoTHs ruled less active though small assorted lots Of the
mSs PoPpiisr 4a ere ,3f4 70 IN s9r o
and Atwood suitings fell below the eEpecta-
tons Of slgluc iOlders fair Ggeegnie amount OF CoCe
s IytSe9 was si, of nisun grades were less free
TWEEDS wefe IN less demand but sold in moderate
qV WS9odRSTED CoAiIEGs-Besf qualities sold to limited
Others drag heavily. Medium and low grades and imitation
SATINEI--IOw grades have moved from frat hands in
fo printing Plain mixtures were IN limited De
mand, but plain black ruled slow.
KENTUCKY JEANS-In small assorted lots OF low 70
medium and qualities, agents sold Ian amount ana
standard makes maintained their prices. ,.,.
readily distributed ~ the wants OF uhut
demand being large as usual az TINS season
CARPEI,-be distribution fell below the expectations OF
agents following the revised prices OF
the Crompton Carpet Company wilton and brussels
5frame Wilton sfIame = s. 3ffame do q 90
5framo Brussels, ~ so 4frame do, 81 90 3iaine do
SF0RFiGN GOODS-Business ruled Comparatively quiet,
THE small iEpoitatOns and the light gold premium kept prices
M but Hamhurg crnbIOierigs KID gloves and Tow Oer
goods sill pressed 20 sale through tho auction rooms
Dress silks taken moderately by the southern
trade operations Of buyers from other sections were
light and ia srlCt accordance with current requirements
Black caseIes dap dete, apacas and pure mOas were
mental plain plaid striped selfcoOred worsted and wool
Chambrays and pcfcaos OF rev eadlB slades
were trade IN small parcels Low ana
medium silks moved fairly but COOTs and fances were
bringing Satisfactory prices Mess tel
& Co made a special auction sale OF lOOu
pieces black cOored and fancy silks imported by Messs
pesteip OehnnRer & 90. Ribbons were IN moderate ue
1and Al auction desirable cOlors and black brought good
res though unfashOnable shades sold very low. Natural
Shades OF dress steady demand and danasks
cloths, towels and oweng' loom dlce gass Sl0ts nap
Fins wero more Shifting and clothing linens
and handkeIcbtefs were inactive: mere was
for white goods aces ana enDfOlderes nor
lines OF the latter brought ndneteh
5cas AT anC0D Mems wooden goods ruled quiet and
brought poor prices auction Buyers unusually las
Of cassmeIes and the most desirable
styles fair request IhcIe was more ANNA III
cloths and the exception OF lew OF the best
makes Wosted dragged heavily Kld gloves were m seaaY
emAnd from agents and fair prices were obtained Tor the
large offerings made at auction.