New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
srNDRIRs.
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

NEW 6oi , TSSesS1y t 2 1s DIR
week. little Improvement the clos, owing to
some buyers sending their goods forward before ne
ections hight IN tho aggregate bat fair nun Der Of
fined small lots Tor reasorment Prices are mostly steady
have done moderate. steady trade. Buyers rabe.
backward ~ making their selections but having
done better trade were In position to buy more freely at
NE , esse ooons n,o, ou., an, ,or.o,
wer made and folders seem little disposed to grant con
eessions thinking that pces must have The
export activity present that fur
the Of large amount over 1900 packages alone
BROWN sHEETINGs AND sHIRrINGs-Lealng
Of hno browns and foul ars descriptions are IN ia
demand from Western oeeers Sr s9%eSt e na ' PSs
are steady aud generally firmly he'd; ,,,,s - -
par lively quiet lightly dealt in. few fair sized sales
lots supply immediate stocks are large and
Brown DRILi.S-The nome demand is light and for eH
port moderate business IL beng done ~ steay
CHENlOIs are very quiet moving slowly NJ immeha'e
COrrON FLANNELs-The demand for low and medium
continues good and steady makes selling close On
production. Fine goods however move slowly and are not
CORSET JEANS AND sArrEENs are unchanged with
sales confined 10 small assorted ots for trade requirements
DYED iS,ICKs AND DEYIMs-The demand is limited.
bui slocks oil go are sn and me descriptions are sol"
closely up aq3tasSh, pslns =, ay 11 cANRPtcs I'm
IN and steady request for renewals OF assoents bat Other
GRAIN BAGS continue fairly active and steady with sup
PRINT CL6ThsNfhe market has been quiet without
Quoted extra 0tN6is 3iic, cash; stand
fancies these there Is little doing The
ana oihef printers are essenn Their e0i9co, "n'n sl
ln needed. consiuerabls quantity Of fancy ana snr.ing
prnis have distributed by uTiy AZ very 10" prices e
following price reyisions were made Gamers tncy PRINTS
J1c do. shrugs Jc DO mouInngs Osc DO soli . tie.'
u-rl1ony fancy prints 5c DO n.uiilngs' &c: DO Pupes'
OISGHAMSDress glnghams are IN steady, Dut ess actlVe
dean, vita 10 agents anu JonDss ana Re O
former 0rers have been made Prices remain steady BEST
Iuahes beng nrniy hold. and sHpp les iair: ...
Di,ios GOODS-ABents have made liberal sales Of cotton
most rcla I'VE ACTIVITY. MoSied goods were IN
stsaay fegusst a. 9b'anS.I p.s OUT Duy 'rS arc e P
sHAWlss AND SkIi.TS-SOme of the most popular makes
been light anu IN sfactDry.
WOOILEN GOODS he movement ia wOollen goods con.
veope Cioiefs only bought suc. goods a. are necessary
for ,heir Immediate requirements Far deliveries ON former
male, but new tdnsactons are hBht ana
pCASsIMEIs are Slightly irregular quiet, low grade
fabrics most relative demand and medium aud me
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES makes in steady, moderate
request, but plain makes move only "a small lo.-
WOKSrED tOATINGS Molerate dclNerie, have been
line ming OK former ofaeis Dut 'S present
demand il light and iow large ransa lions take place
CLOTHS AND DOESKINS-lhe demand Is steady, but
very light manly confined to small ORDERS for keeping oil
gssJrtments
KENTUCKY JEANS have been in hight request with de-
mostly from Jobbcr supplies are small ana prices
sATIYETs uncnanged demena restricted to small par
c's and Win mos TeaVe lhggiiy i'T uii,a % ,net
and steady under s good Ou' - a. tonl De tA ~
e When s ht oyement in me demand for both
F0RFlGN DRY GOODs-The following shows The imports
dry goods at this port for the week and the sae time I'D
two previous years 49,. ,.,a 49,
Throw upon the market. -. !z9 !+DR2i0 I'53J,,5
Imported goods with hands continue quiet although
slight Improvement shown over last wees auclio.
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