The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

Day Goops.--Trsde has subsided into a verv au, and
hsess ssse YET me activity Of the season Just closed
my Of production Joined to the past activity Of demand
has given great frmness to prices that the demand
ed Production, and trade is healthy conseouepce
The clothing trade buys sparpgy Brown sheetings ana
thtngs are in light stock and firm Heavy goods have
improved. Bleached goods are In better s.ock vet
prices steady, although the demand is limited The
better grades are lin most request Drills steady
with fair demand Tor the season for browns at exc
7c. Besched are qriet, ut &c, 7c., and blues ct
sac aSSc osnsbuIgssre inactive. DENNIS are duh
yet; good demand 10 Anticipated after Christmas.
Prices firm. Canton fannels are in good de mand
with reduced stock, which is held ST advanced
prices Printing cloths are in very limited request,
out prices are rather better the stock is not heavy
as production hiss been limited. Prints ere quiet,
yet the 'msD stock left /, not offered at low
prices. Ginghams are dull, the demand being over,
The spring demand will not fairly commence tin aftes
the frst Of January though few early sales making
Tor distant markets Delanes yet selling in limited
quantities st full prices The spring goods produ-
cling in large Quantities and in varied assortment The
demand has been so great this fall that the very in
creased production and the undminished impcrtaons
have not than suced to meet and leaves the mar
ket without stock that can be obbed at lower prices
very great demand in like is lookei Tor in the
fpring 1t seems to be most profitable Of al domestic
goods shawls excepted. Cloths are dun Many broad
cloth factories have been changed TO shawl factories and
the production Of cloths will be more limited at home
Prices are steady without buoyancy After years
day good demand is looked for Cassimeres quiet
but steady sattinets are dull as well tweeds and
jeans shsep's greys are in good demand, and foreign
Linseye are depressed and Gull tannels
and frm. Blankets dull and heavy. Shaws in much
request from second haRds; but the bulk OF demand
is ever from frst hands prices firm; plad shawls
are the avore spring styles occupy the attention OF
man pfacturers Auctions for the season Br-
fish goods in moderate and steady request for staple
descriptions chiefly for the large city clothing houses
who make up for the spring Prices very tran not
withstandpg the backwardness CT buyers Gceds
not be replaced 1t cost prices which renders the
very firm French goods mostly inactive; cloths
light fabric are selling and the more staple silks but
fancjes are dull. Importations ye. light, ami
will be from England though we expect & large sup
ply Of goods from France and Germany Our jobbers
also find IL their interest to import their account
account Of securing seiectoIs The importing busi-
ness hae not been bad when judciously made Import
ed this day, % packages, per ship st. George.
FREIGBTs-kstes 20 Liverpool continued firm but in
actve 1C0e tbs four engaged at I'D; zoo bbls
rosin, ct Is; whest at Id cotton more plenty at
Be. led, and dead wes at 15s asked To London,
about eco bbls -four engaged at L. l0d and &c
tons oil cake on terms unserstood To Glasgow LOCO
bbs. -four were engaged at Is ed There change
In rates 70 Havre 70 California, measurement: good
were steady, q. &C a zoe per foot,
PKovIsioSs Pork declined TO S16 SIC IS for clear
mess; SIS and SIS Is for old and do Sls for
prince $l3 rs for two years old mess and fl3 e2 for
old prime with sales Of 300 bbs Beet remained firm at
the advsnce4C0 bbs country and city etchin gS4 Is
f612h for prime, and IS $40 60 for mess There
nothing Of moment done prime or beef hams 20C
bills old lard sold at 6 8ssc 800 kegs do at
&c several city cut shoulders and hams a. g..
s}4c and dead hogs at ga 6Hc.; with various packs
ges Ohio and State butter at lie; and far cheioc
cheese, at 9 &c. peg ID, respectively