The New York herald., 1863-11-07


Cordoya 43c.; 90 bales white Douskoi at 4sc.. aud
about bales Mediterranean ON private terms f1ecoo
c Pulled soa roo. S s. sey a. sse Tsc The sales
OF fleece and pulled sum up about 20eo pounds In the
auction sale announced for the i2h inst about 600 bales
hestza and Portuguese wool viii DO sold IN addition 10
the 200 bales California
THE DRY GOODS MARKET.
The market has been Influenced TO . greater or
less degree by tho cotton market The sdvcss
from New Orleans and Cairo unsettled the cotton
market and caused large decline, in view Of which
buyers OF cotton goods demanded q consession
corresponding TO the decline IN the material But
the dealers have not faith IN high rates for
future, and consequently ,here has been a general
refusal 10 concede TO the views Of buyers. Tho busi.
ness has been moderate in fabrics, and prices
are very much the same they have been during tho
past two or three weeks. Some small lots have been
worked of At slight decline, but tho general market
shows decline, though prices the most part
nominal Holders are generally arm and there is no
pressure TO sell Tho advices from New Orleans
Cairo prove be favorable than even the most
sapsune anticipating. There have been fur
ther receipts Of cotton at the former place OF 600 baes
II a Sas aeus an do IN h s .s s 0 The sS
WAS o37 balesess TOO bales on shpboard cleared for
New YORK; S,. The sr steamer Empress Arrived
from Natchez. on pau<en account. This rs tho largest
and most valuable carsP ever received at tho
CITY; and the sight m ~ large steamer 80 heavily
laden with tho great staple sight which had not
been seen there for long time The fact ha, the cotton
attending tho negotiating OF exchange and tho
portaon OF the cotton intererss with business materially,
freight per steamers Arc enormously high The pa,crs
complain that the trade In stl subject to the serious dis
advantage OF realizing for exchange and drafts and tho
very nigh freight by steamers In this
respect there Ii some diversity Of opinion differences
OF Sl3 90 per bale Tor carry ng bale OF cotton 70 New
York In days, much TO the disadvan.
tage Of tho trade whom good sailing vessels have been
pound Or sis sse The rate Of Insurance and
OF course despatch are greatly n favor of steamers la
Increased. causing larger and varied stock for
buyers From the first Of the mouth 10 yesterday morn
ing there have been received 2oi ba's gnned cotton
and 044 bales and sacks OF cotton In seed Iheee sacks
and bales are Of various sizes There appears 10 be
great scarcity o. bang materials la the country open to
trade. We observe cotton IN seed coming 20 mar
kct In sacks, In crates In hognheads, and In some
| instances loose or in bulk THIS Is oil sinned
and baed here ne the range OF frcgbts to New York
would be about dime per pound on sack OF cotton in
seed. The stock on hand yesterday may be summed
covering 9o37 fun bales deducng the cargo, To5 bales
tho steamer George Washington cleared yesterday
marked feature IN the trade that New York receives
tho entire exports The exports to Pnladcpha since tho lat
inst comprise bale and bag, whilo have
bale 10 the credit OF Boston unless there have been
by government vessels or transports OF which
no eognizancc his however safe 10 assume that there
have been shiI Iments direct for Boston This, Of
course, settles something Of disputed question, that
Massachusetts factors not In this market as BUYERS
direct These advces had the effect II unsettng values
,u TO- great extent; and the marse. ruled i
upon the market for manufactures however which has
ruled comparatively steady at about previous prices The
manufacturing materially curtsilcd, while stocks
light and constantly diminishing, holders manifest
date future including the spring II expected
that here will DO large demand for spring goods and
chants have sold ou, their supplies nrst obtained and
have purchased supplies the second ne this fail, viii
indicates great scarcity Of goods throughout tho eoun
Tho auction have been tho chief feature OF the
week. and large amounts Of goods have been placed
full OF prices wooIen goods have sold freely and
all descriptions have brought full market prices The
shows that high the current prices the peope viii
have goods 70 wear and as money Is more plentiful than
u was last year or the previous year, large pnr-
cbases have been and ntl being made. The
excitement In the wool trade OF the country con-
tnues without pcrceptble abatement, and eserts
a great influence on the market for manufactures
and many them had their agents out all tho
Western States buy all That they could get hold Of
Holders and srs early took the seen, and
high priccs As this did not abiomeut q The
inquiry stll higher prices were demanded and paid with
little demur, II has bcen until the prevailing
high scale q price. has Sosn e...oIsnsd s.l! the r"so
worth this season 81 per pound" does not seem TO
gain tho credence Of the people or the manuiac
making rapid strides alter the foreign manufacturer
and many descriptions OF domestic woolen goods
vie with tho foreign fabric hut n doeskns beavers,
sSoiy sonascses that We shan cvensusy cnp.s ws
Tho Tide a emgraiion which is constantly nowins in
from foreign shores especially favorable 70 this
cIudng min operatives &c Westward bound Il would
not be surprising u our best goods turncd
out In the West when carry Nov castle viii
be esempined by the shipment Of dry goods from ne
wosi 10 the seaooard n many manufactures already
compete avoraby with fore gners and We trust that
within tho succeeding years manufacturer cau
turn out goods every way n desirable as imported goods
steady, Win fair ,nluy TO- heavy standard goods,
which arc held al 30 20 i0c some outside lots hsSe
been obbed at rather sss bot 20 20 1oc Is srill Dc
market price Goods offered At lower rates have booa
readily taken We quote standard brown st J,kc zoe
seconds 5se sstc.. Asa~Am. fremont, sc, s2c.
rail- .i.V Ia n a NfF.a
shrtings, ~, s,snaard. $40. 10 goods nc
BIkAuKD sunutSos ASD saHnsgs.--Ths market cnn
tinues 70 rule qule bot nfm ior all tinds We qnoe
t2c. axe for ork mills, arse IS &c fer wsfnxuits
aud 3ic. 35e for White Rock Ga fsyor,te make.
PEsrs are arm at full rrevous prices Tue stocks arc
vefy small. an beldsrs Of the leading makes
al anxious lofesile hefrlmaos are held at 43c &c
for bghi and dark coor q sc. 22c for -prsgnes glc
for Iacidc, and 2Oc a 2lc. for Dunnsls
Drun aro st'aiy and hrm at 49, iio for standard
srprIs, are selling Ia a moderate way at lso iTe FOR
York, BIC s7c for Eyefous. and 2Ttse q 90. Tor
other kinds
nos are quiet al 5sc ooc for York s7gc sIc for
double eagle. and ~ Yo a COO Tor Anostsas
y pssis havs .o,d 20 a t.r eI,sal a, s4.e SIC Tor
PaIsrSo cDnSr are qnst in rroydencs the mait.t
has been very qn., wi,h ,ishi oonce..gn ~ g,c
pieces Of tho dinoteDt counts. Is mArxot crtfa van
better iecng We quote ~ by - inch goois 10,
% sy y 10 a. Do. isss nice. az eoS ise..
io4c 90 by 30 do, isAe. sisi.o % BY 81 DO .Iot.c
GnanIxs. CoIrosAbss, L.. remain -i,hou, no,csabs
ehanse
WOoLiESSoors Ia near approach u slntar coub.Isi
with the advance and upward tendency ~ wool has
parted greater degree 1 baoysncy TO the market tor
woolcn goods Gnd sith fair ACTIVITY. Prices have
Improving tsndeDcy 1be moro desirable goods have nos
been orered at auction freely usual tue rate
are fan both oyef the ooan'er sbf under TIE hammer
rsrssfa are steady az soc 81 Casn mwe- Ffe1dY
Al VI 20 q ~ 90. Bea,err " ~, snd ~ Zoe heavy
hoseo~s. isoskns are selling at 81 tost 81. Tor ass
blscs and are .e,iy' st these poes yei eafssf bo,
80 At 81 i2b ati 20.
The general market h sieafy, and arm f1f 10th g..
nostr and foreign fabrics