American Manufactures.
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There is fair business doing in this market We an
mex the quotations of to-day =


Shirtings Brown, 3D., per yard, o.; Shirtings
Brown, rs ]; shirtings, Bleached 9; shirtings
s do, IL sheetngs, Brown Al, 81 5; sheetings
brown, 54 lOl l2l; Sheetngs, Bleached, -, IL
Sheetngs Bleached, % II 10; Calicoes Blue, -
Caiicoes, Fancy IL; Brown Drillings, Suf Co s.
~ Kentucky Jeans, IS so; Sattinetts 75 Checks
"a, l2 Cotton OsnabuIgs, So No. i, -ae; Cotton
Osnaburgs, So. No. ,, 8; Cotton Yarn 49, per ID
l5 10; Cotton Yarn, IA l9, Is 20; Cotton Yarn 20
ana upwards, = y, and cent on per number Satti
neu Warps on beams, per yard, = a4


According to the Shipping List 1861 packages of cot
the 26th inst :


me RICHMOND wing says that large quantities Of wool
are brought to that market from the counties West
blue Ridge, and the article meets with ready sale A
mouse In that city made sales day last week
ing IN value to $1,000 at % per h. Woollen man
uiactures are about TO commence operations in Virginia
on llbe raj scale and every year will mi, ltir ,ha