The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-18
NEW YORK DRY.GoODs MARKET

ArRlL I5-Disn grceabIc weather ba. ,,., , so,,o :
what against general de,ncnd ny nny class OF pur-
chasers: etill Win jobbers there has hecn 10 very
good request for al styles of domestic cotioDs ami
prints and the aggregate bu.ne.s has brcn OF yfrv
fair proportions. With agents OF cotton goods thes
demand OF csfcrtay has been renewed. and IN con-
sequence OF the scarcity OF stock good request by
ness OF cotton NJ the improved Scnres, many more
styles are to be had '.ai value only. while others
have been advanced as follows:
hmo sSeag Xxx tIcsings advanced 10 lie.
hmoske AGA iicktnss advanced 10 IGc.
Amoskrag 4. y, c. u, L, and feelings advanced
AlnosSea2 AGA awning stripes advanced to / Sc.
Smos seag neawnins striDes advanced 10 &c.
\ rGh awning strrcs advanced 10 17c-
t;oniS'ana Dlai's advanced 10 &c.
value" '''''''
Standard Al b'rached co,ions I" at y,lue.-
chapman A blenched cottons adya nce,i 10 elLc
hanJcGrs II neached cnIons advanced 70 SC.
Clinton hl's No. A NEW bcached cottons
advanced 10 sic.
vancrd 10 nc.
White RDck "A bleacbed cot, on, at value"
Slater cEcviots bI-ached cottohs advance 10 &c.
Jewett City chevio!s bleached cottons advanced to
Bristol chcriots bIcached cottons advanced to &c.
Frrwrli ~ hl"arhcd co'tons advanced TO SIC.
Cabot rs b!rached coitonS advanced 10 &c.
Gtldcd Age A bleachcd cottons advanced to SIC.
kearsaec sastcens advanced 10 &c. net.
Newmarket 36-luch G brown advanced to &c.
Newmarket 81 INCH DID brown advanced TO SIC.
Boston wide sheetiHgs advanced ~ follows lO-4
hleached. 27c.: 9-t 60. 24,:c. Sd do. 22c: IA
do. 100: CD do. lie: 81 do Ike: 10-4
brown. 2i,c: 9-4 do. 22c. 81 do, 19c.: IA DO,
1Ic.: 6-4 do. 4i,c.
The market shows increasing frmuess on all cot
cotton fabrics. and distributors as we'll rs cir GUS
toners are beginning 10 appreciate the genuincuesS
Of the Improvement IN prices.
The export movement for the week IS the largest
In the history OF that trade. and may acquaint
thinking mudS with the cause of The scarcity of
goods AMI the hrmneSS OF the advanced prices The
shipments for the week have been 9.6I6 packages
from this port. 420 Dackag from Boston. and 100
from ether ports. in ali 1916 Packages. making
since the ir.t OF the year total of j003j pack
5000 packages for 1877, aud 24.005 packages
for SIG.
The printing cloth market has been comparatively
quiet. ~ buyers and SELLERS apart. At Fail River
the market i very firm VI SAC. cash for Gi XGi
spots aud fntu.cS In july. but no price named be-
yonti. and, with ANY further advance In cotton. 4c.
j. SPOKE at as certain. Vt Providence 3l,c cash
for i4NGi Is the general ashn. price. but lots
might be- hal AZ iSSar.. according to delivery. For
JGNG0 CLOTHS 3ir. cash l. the a>kin. price. aud 'ha
lowest figure al Fall River: hut from Providence
we learn of sales II Sac cash, but at this figure hey
ar" difficult IL M hil.
Prints have been IN some quest, hut for rainy
Tuesday the business has nos SHOWN The demand OF
previous days ill Ol goods In stock the selections
have be- very iar. and every day the supply with
agents show> further reduction. The iri>oI fancy
prints haN e been advanced Ia ~
wOOLLES GOODS.
In compai iSon with cnrrcs p0u.ing seasons the
general DEMAND for heavy weight wooiicnS cOltin-
ties much bchnI.-JourHdi NJ Commerce..