New-York tribune., 1876-08-30
VEGETABLES.
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

SEwYoRk. TUESDAY, AUG 30. 1875.
DOMESTIC GOODS-During the prints very
aeIyo With and lob6ers and cotton goods gng
hams dress goods hawls skirts and hosiery moved irom
i'm proved and fairly satisfactory distribution effected
aS & end pa Ssa8 an
fnen which gives stability TO other fabrics Sowing silks
T mgysS Sa i % Ti Alone sa Rf s5
weakness In consequence OF M9deals os OF
moves erisf. desirable chevois in good asmand
ihe export demand Was uouIrho m % oS i" ooS b 90 10
Prl Of the shirtngs held ysue Androscoggin
se Inc folioSSg bieachcd shirtings also rosi Whits
vile "a, 9c; White Rock lie; Aquidnek, 7e' Mason'ie
BE6WS sHEEiiSGs and sHIRTINGs were sluggish
yard browns NaAhua line fell to 7'c and
SisfI + snEErrSos and snIrINes of leading
nAks were IN steay demand and sold in small % 10
cOTToS TLXSNEI5 Of low grades were IN good demand
Medium grades ruled fair and ne qualities we're IN moderate
d0RSET JEANS and sATTEASs were quiet with agents,
CHEyIoTs we're ~ good demand and in i Hight supply
slow a. dld DENIMs. CHECKS, STRIPES and osNA
PRINr CLOTHS active Prices from &C., cash.
ts rs & NOR re- ANA a I for @ year. % pss and by the
close Of the leading had closed out their fancy
WIDE prints and staple. were in good demand as were solid
blacks and coo The following msASs 1 %dDshSd ns %
n ans ia5Sy @ S5 SS5i iq
ssid, Gsc Ediysone fancy 7c simpsSa's solid blacks
@ ana I yh9 @ shepherd % o ps isG S Sael Gsios % %
shepherd uas 0s.c Albion sohd black. 6c do. shepherd
innedss.' 7 PEABODY .oGs 5Ie Garners X@oskeSs
suetos Of the Pss"aic Print works we're marketed
lows Central Park shrngs &C., Bedford prnta 6Sci and
GfSGHXMs-sIaplc and fancy steady demand and
WoRsTED DRESS GOODS plain and fancy. were in good
request Several fancy selteoloe apaca cashmeIes and
sKPErS Tmmed poi nted embossed and quilted llb
orally distributed aud Balmoral makes were fairly acuve
HosIERY-shirs and Drawers moved fairly but prices
Kfrc ioNS hosiery
moved steadily and fancy Knit wooens were more active
OVERCOATINGs had a fair aggregate distribution in
mS1erate amounts RePe"n' pOVed fairly at current low
CT@rIs-popular blacks in moderate demand. Blue
DOEsRI INs-Busness In tbls class oil iapncs WAS i"'
Tasteful styles in good demand and
sold In small lots 70 far AMOUNT napuar makes were literally
s4TfNETs Of diarent grades were in moderate de-
KESTUCKY JEANS Of the different grades we're sold TO
TI&SNEIs were gene.ai DEMAND and sales
BLANKETS &sre not astivc Agents sales were mostly
CGRfETs were more free. auction sale OF the imports
itssv aSrs ssnSes asGatn and SS passed a sccssss
oKEIGN Imports oi ofy ps % se
, ~ :. Iis74z 90 lssS; Issssa a. isS.PS iS'gSS
upon $322lpi S65Ss S5tSst iSSSs SSlSss
Ensa 10. s PpoTSd more freely
jr AMOUNT distributed at auction TIE me lo01ns usas a
a Sa ..hmsrs. ns'i m.rinSs THS dap
.s1STs. Sc.s sCcs "a s % light sapp
goods yeye millinery p pSSe SsS GSa and certain grade.
hsv issn from 20 Is per cent Dapasks towels loom dice
,ss and ShS5 s.n %
linens White goods quiet but Hamburg emntoae es
ssos. wsss % %sf, asss Ss but the fabrics
small .ts Te glove. and ssuues were in
proved, while lssthsr gloves moVeo s'e"uh''