The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-28

BAR Goops. There IL very little moving in the
trade The season II nov over for any large activity
in connection With the internal trade Of the country
and the demand for exports TO foreign countries IL
very low The California demand for clothing Is nc.
tive. aud large shipments are making In that direc
ton. The last sdviees from San Francisco, were Of
eonsdernhle advance In the prices Of clothing with
Bleached and bleached thirtngs and sheetings
IN light demand in this market but prices hrm
arda further rise is deemed certain, at the com
m,Icement Of the New Year Some few large pur.
chsses have been made IN anticipation Of this stocks
are very small In corr parisen with former years at
this time. Drills a-e light In stock and In demand
With much fenecity in prices, which must advance
with the slightest ircrtase Of inquiry osnsb1rgs
sno bagging show come Southern inquiry, but the
stocks are very small and deficient In assortment;
prices ere strength tning DENNIS are In quiet de.
msnd from the clothing trade, with no stock OF any
Importance and prices are buoy ant Stripes are firm.
~ held With little present inquiry, confined mostly
70 The clothing trade Low qualities Of ticks
and wanted; the higher graies are dull and heavy.
There has been better Inquiry for cotton nanneis
The stock q which !, much reduced aud prices
quest greater than the light stock can sup
ply, ana ,ses for future delivery are making
stock TO accumulate sgain Prices however are very
nIm az on the recurrence CT an active demand,
tain at early period, the production will be
Prints show prove ent with demand likely to
extend throughout the winter season Some oescrip-
lions sell quickly arrival allowing Of stock Mad
ders blues and orange In especial request Cling
hams are In Moderate request, at full prices. The
ms man, =; are fully ,Tgoysd ohsnersys are
continue heavy and dull The stock lett over from
the season rev elosed-sn exceedingly drill one for
nnseys-is large. Prices are depressed Mousline de
LANES in course Of manufacture for the spring
ttsde, anticipating large demand at that period.
The stock IL exceedingly light sgpe Of the fall styles
ere out Of the market altogether Prices are hr The
demand has been active sb all the season to Keep
prices r'muneraive Domestic cloths are advancing,
but the demand is yet light ssttinets sre quiet,
usual at this reason. The stock IL a full one and
prices rather heavy sheeps ereys show increasing
STOCK, With but sight inquiry, improved however,
during TIE latt two or three days Csssimeres dull
and prices rather less firm with considerable stock
Some transactions In oeshmerets are reported anti
cipatory of revival Of demand at higher rates
Iweeds chow diminished inquiry. with a continued
free supply Of goods, and prices not 80 arm.
Blankets Inactive Ilannels In fair req
very full prices shswis In steady but not exoea-
rive request and prices firm French styles In
demand silks are very inactive, with q small stock
in fret hands, remaining over for the next season.
French goods Of all kinds not much inquired after
at present brocbe Paiis sbavis excepted which are
wanted There sre no sever rome considerable sales
OF styles French goods making to srtiye at an
early period. fer the spring demand Low priced
B.lsisn and German cloths are IN request, for the
etching trade. 20 supply the Southern and California
demand, vtll as lov Yorkshire goods many Of
Which are made IN Imitation Of German. and made
10 psss for thpm Pine broad cloths aud vestings
in r,ques staple British goods In large stech but
held firmly sbd will prevsht eny large importation
in the spring ef such goods not merely because the
foek ksrt large, BE-. because new goods must come