National Republican., 1883-08-24
DOMESTIC coTToNs.
Sample Sales that Took Place Yesterday
in New York.

in New York.
New YORK, Aug 23.-By order Of George
G. Richardson g. Co., Wilmerding, HoGuet &
Co. to-day held n peremptory trade sale Of
14O0O packages Of domestic cotton goods.
The bidding was brisk, but mono of the goods
brought very large price. The largest buy
era were II. b. Clahin & Co., Bates, Reed Il
Cooley, H. Swan Brown, and left, Weller q
Go. The first lot was 25 pieces of Everett
blue denim, which was sold to J. V. Fowler
& Co. at 13 cents per yard. Halsted, Haines
Il Co. purchased 20 pieces at 12s cents.
Twenty-six more lots, comprising about
$50 pieces were sold to different parties for
prices ranging from 103 to 13 cents. Some of
these pieces were Andover second Of Everett,
but we're the same shade A new shade of 80
pieces was bought by III. B. Clanin & Co. for
102 cents. They also bought 50pieces of slate
color for the same price. One hundred and
sold for 10s aud l0l cents H. d. Claain & Co.
and II. Swan Brown bought 20 pieces of
Andover seconds of the same material at 10b
and 10l cents respectively.
One hundred pieces of Everett plaid denim
sold for III cents aud IL cents for white as
pieces of seconds brought 101 cents. Forty
eight pieces of Everett check denim sold for
III cents. Forty-three pieces of its seconds
brought IL cents for Bates Reed & Cooley
and only 10s cents from small dealer. Fifty
pieces of Everett stripe denim were bought
by II. b. Clahin g. Co. for prices ranging
from 10s cents to 10s cents. Sixty-one pieces
of check, comprising lots 81, S. and So
brought 104 cents from II. B. Cladin s. Co.
and 105 cents from two other purchasers
Fourteen seconds of the same sold for 10s
cents. Fifty-two pieces of Newport slate
denim brought Q cents from II. b. Clahin a.
Co., while 43 pieces of seconds of the same
sold for the same price to the
same purchasers. Thirty-three pieces Of
| brown of the same stamp sold for 81 cents.
| Fifty pieces of blue brought 81 and 9z cents
| Four pieces of check, same stamp, sold for OF
| cents, while 1872 pieces of York blue sold for
from 124 to 12s cents. Mystic River seconds
of tho same, comprising lis pieces, brought
| 121 cents from II. b. Claflin & Co. The same
Arm purchased Id pieces of the same stamp,
slate, for 102 and 10s cents. Thirty-eight
| pieces of the same shade, Mystic River stamp,
sold for 10i and 10s cents. Nineteen pieces
Of York stripe brought 103 cents Two
pieces of York seconds sold for 10s. Sixty
seven pieces of York fancy plaid denim sold
for 10l and 10s cents. Six pieces Of the same
In seconds brought lot
Andover seconds of Everett, new plaid
cheviots 62@6B; Andover seconds of Ever
cit, high color, 81. York I, all blue shirting
checks, sold at 8, and Wachusets seconds, all
blue shirting checks, II York broken checks,
| ~; broken brown checks So; York |, fancy
checks, z, and York marseilles, all blue, o;
brown of the same, 81 to Sc Wachuset fancy
marseilles checks, II; Andover seconds OF
| glazed yarn dress goods 81 Andover seconds
Of fancy glazed yarn dress goods were
| knocked down at prices ranging from to
| 81; the blue pin check of the same at
| 9i Everett glazed yarn Innings sold at st "a
| g.; Oxford suitings, Sd; japanese stripe shirt.
| ings, 73@75; stripe shirtings brought II
York green, blue, and brown ginghams, 81 a
AhA de al at Narlra
fancy dress goods g. and the second grade at
| 80. Brown and white twilled checks sold at
5s@53. Everett plaid dress goods sold at 8;
Lewiston 30-inch stripe ticks sold at 100
| @1Oi and 32-inch Auburn, seconds
of Lewiston, brought 10. Lewiston
stripe 36-inch sold at 12@12i; Lewiston
plaid AA tick 30 inch sold at 104 and til,
AAA at sl@Ss. The 80 inch York strip,
tick brought 81, and the 80 inch 10s, the fame,
stripe falling to 10l Merrimack river ticks
30 inch, sold 9a, and the 80 inch 10s. Yori
canton velvet fuctuated between 81 and "a
extra heavy selling at s@ss. York plaid nan
kins went at 64@7a, the plain at64 and twilleC
| at II. Wachuset second of York twilled nankir
sold at 81, and plain at So and check So
York % yard oottonade sold at7t; Lewiston
10 OF. striped cottOnade sold at 14!9 15i, anC
Auburn at 13s@15 Everett OF. cottonade
sold for 12@12s Lewiston OF. yarn, dyed
stripe duck brought H. and Auburn 10.
The foregoing lots were sold on credit o
four months from Sept. 10, 1883, and the
remaining lots were sold on credit of sixty
days from the same date. Brown
sheetings of the Argyle brand sold
at 81, and tho Stirling brand at 81
Tho 40 inch Argyle X sheetings brought
a. and the Bennington n. The 36.inct
Boot A l. sheetings sold for 1t, and the Ben.
nington Il sold at 4@4i. Standard brown
drills sold at Ga, and 36inch brown shirting
at 5i@6l, the 40-inch heavy at Z. The Boo
G 36-inch fine brown shirting sold at 81, and
The Lawrence l. l. brown sheeting sold at 81
The sale appioximated S2,000,000 Messrs
Richardson d Co. said at the close of the sal,
that the brown goods brought fair prices, bu
the dark goods and fancy stripes brought low
figures.