New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-27

THE DRY GOODS MARKET.

NRwYoRK. Tuesday Dec. 20. 1878
proveent some goods and is generally in better eon
lion than ~ tune Pa M S may T o1y c
manod arm Western and southern buyers have OPERATED 70
good condition There good demand sd lST
ShTF g oos place at s rates ng
trade has this tms yes very g, quiet na and
jobbers been generally hrm In some cases
good Condition. as great caution in making
CoTToN GOODS have been slightly active than in
the previous but steady under moderate demand often
O BRSo %sS sHEETINSs AND sHIRTIEGsFneh heavy
under short SUPPLY In isSt eight goods there was also
week: Peanot A. 9c stark A. ac Nashaut r. Sci saanac
los inches 4Ic do JG inches 3lc do &c inches 2Sc do
1BhEKGHE1 sHEETINGs AND sHIRTINGs have been
IN demand with o s1nS az brown goods Trans
closed ont following rcvns %9 Tho L9os ca.s
stock Berkeley cambria muslin lse Unea doinI I6 So
S Slc ice CO. DO Do Ie men, O iac do GDe6 Zoe
BROWN DRILLS ruled very steady and in alr demand ID
'oBS DcKs %S6 good
pENlMs sold We'll al tho late foows Amoskeag
TIoKiNGs have shown increased activity and sold freely
at the laie advances. Prices continue hrm -, -,
Transactions restricted 70 small lots but reached
fair aggregate amount In some instances Shsht euac
u GoRSEP JEANS aud sATrEENs we're fairly active and
steady resohnga good amounts kearsaSo sat
teens TsF9 adySGeSS e gag and GLAZED cAMBRrcs were
steady and firm with rather more than an aysIage business
CiihVioTS were also quiet but stesdy with better
PRINT CLOTHS etntinned qae; and steady with good
demand prices closing r. CASH 70 ~ days iSf osS' y VITA
PRINTS were steady. firm, and in good demand Dark
we're aud strong, with prospects Of an early I'D
vance under 1h" supply ce ~ snd VIDE ph
greater freedom. but low rates IL Is probable
a sp1s Goods 61 o. ins az G' s T e s Print
Works decided upon c as an opening Tor their sphg
GTSGMHs steadily improved selling freely toward SPa
GIouocstcrs o &c, Mohawk &C.. and Miami Be- ,, -,
DRESS GOODS were quiet with agents and jobbers' but
low priced fancy goods we've not as lIhl.
HOSIERY Ee quiel aud snail Nd demand I'M, or
showed decided mproyenent on me past rev "Sehs
5art Of tie week taking liberal selections bet
Ter condition than for several years. -. l., 49,,
demand transactions in these reached liberal amount
woGr coATISGs we're fairly active AID IN moderate
REPELLENTS quiet and We hear oi no sales OF I'm
GIoTiIs AND DoEsKINs in low Qualities q tavorite
makes received fair attention. bat lne goods were dull M
TWEEDS-ClOthiers made moderate rciec'ons Du' inc
KENTUCKY JEANS AND sATiNErs were quiet and
the movement mostly restricted 10 the hng Of former
OH EEIIlSSNNEIs AND BLANKETS were quiet and dun
Transactions were exceedingly small and the prices realized
"fFSRSEiGE Go0Dshe imports of dry goods this port
for and the IN two previous years were As FOL
lows: 49,. ,S.S ,S-a
EnlsTSa az i c GsS652 5SiS 57iSSs
EntSrcd Tor consumption -. 3ySg70 Soa0Os 577soG
uniuporan and That the h9liay trade has cln,eG WI
YER NOV my NY, pc p is Nm la also BEEN light al
sinS fSS sy ,a3 f hies ia holiday goods during tho
eariS par q week. The auction season has Practically
f ions a i conac 10 small os o drap
s e@fs nn aGl I'D aSoa rates Coor silks pe9
takon in limited quantity and IN BLACK sk5a hn3
quiet millinery silks AID ribbons Linen gJ1 s
goods ruled steady. but COTTON ycyets nnd ycycrens