The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-29


dull and lower Mess Pork s22 Clear sides 15al51lc;
shoulders 14s Lard dull at 13c for choice tcrce. Whis
key dull and lower. Hogs So S5aG %.
Now York Dry Goods Market.
The market is in state Of chaos. There is over
supply of goods and prices lower and very ipreguar
for tho gut is too great and holders have no
to keep their buyers could only be found Several
failures are announcod Brown eheeting and shirngs
arc dull Decline and beachcd goods sell very slowly
at considerable concession, the stock meanwhile acc
mulating Heavy drills are in some small request. Can
ton annols dull. Stripes are inactive, and ticks
arc steady. Denilns are not III demand.
In prints there has been large addition to tho supply,
while the price has declined la2c which has not induced
any Improvement in the demand. Ginghams arc in fair
request and steady Dclaines are weak IN prce..Ihe
demand is hardly equal to the supply, and only very
choice styles realize quotations. Coburg are moderately
active $hawls Of desirable style are IN active donand
Inferior goods much lower Broadcloths are Inactive
Cassmeres are without Improvement. few desirable
fancy styles sell at good prices but all oors are
lected Satinets dull. Linscys inactive Blankets
Imnorted fabrics arc also very dull and mostly lower
The demand is but moderate even for choice goods such
as black and colored French mernoes dcalnes pophns
and wool paids Colored fine silks arc wanted IN small
auanttes only Plain and black silks very dull ct
decline Ribbons and velyots are lower, and woolon
1he oncon sales are few French black broadcloths,
French doeskins silk mixed and fancy cassimeres, sold
in small lots Dress silk goods French melnoes ana
delnnes and yevcts have been offered freely through
tho auction-room, and tho ownors met tho market
brayely.
Boston Dry Goods Market.
BOSTON, November M.-The dry goods market ex-
hts no Improvement in view Of the general decline in
values and the prevailing duness seems to be 1ntensi
from first and second hands, is considerably beow that
of tho corresponding time last year, though prices rule
much lower than they did thon.
There is very week and unsettled feeling both IN cot
ton and wooden goods occasoned partly by the decline
in gold and raw material and partly by the unseasona
bic mild weather. which enables buyers to hold oil and
rfo frO1
ton Distributors a the country are anxious to
see cold weather; and if the market is kept free FROM dis
turbng causes they anticipate unusually brisk rado
during the winter
But aside from climatic Influences wo have no doubt
that as soon as gold quotations exhibit moro seadiness
good prices will also SETTLE and wo shall Witnossa revival
Nearly all styles of cotton goods have facn off 1a1c
during the past week. though manufacturers are gene
sheongs aro selling IN small lots at average of about
21c though some favorte brands are held above that
figure Mediums and fouryau goods are also lc lower
Fine brown goods in worry moderate demand at about
the same reduction Wo quote Canoes, 2oc; Pepporel
Es 23c do Rs 21c; Great Falls Ms zoe; Forest AS 1885,
Beachcd goods arc in of the demand and prices
coegin and Hills A. at 30c Bartlets and James do 26c
Great Fails 7- 18c. Standard drills IRE dull at 24c;
Amoskeag dens held at 41c; Hamilton stripes Soc;
Blackstone ticks 24c; fremont hanncs 26c; Lacon1a
ieans 21c. .s
The print market is worry quiet and without quotabo
change though the agents of some popular brands are
are unsettled and hardly quoabe Lancaster
lower at 23c. American dela1nes arc IN moderate
request at 26c.
by the fall in gold and most styles which are IN fair stock
are selling at lower rates. French merinoes, printed
alpacas popins and allwool paids, are Offering ut
The market for woolen goods continues dull and de-
pressed and oil styles offering a. about tho cost OF
are mostly wanted though these selling OF rates hard
~ remuneratiyo.
Some styles Of goods have exhibited more ani-
siderable lots Having bi bo5hi tkon points Or
distribution. Fanncls, Bhaws anu DlanRos, are alo III
better demand ut low prices
Late European Markets.
STATE OF TRADE.--According to tho Manchester
Guardian the hope of any early improvement IN the
prices of manufactured goods seems almost TO nave
Vanished and consequently tho imperative necessity OF
immediate resort TO short tune ms lpfeea sc1 M o noso
who have the produce of the mills to dispose Or cct-
ing of the cotton manufacturers OF Darwen was neld
yesterday an with very few 9xcepnGn Gvcry snaaa r
at once to commence working four days week only
According to circular of Messrs Aries, Dufour 20,
of LYONS the great activity which has prevailed in The
silk trade since the opening Of tho seson began to slack
en- towards tho end of lust month"; and inc buDscquent
transactions have been rather limited This dulncss,
however creates disappointment, alnco aitcr the I'M
portant purchases made for four months past certain
period qctule to be looked for, tho more SO as
ut tho present high rates, manufacturers tnd no lhuGe
silk goods some transactions continue, principally Tor ac
count OF tho American market, ana further orders are
antic uatcl from that quarter Meanwhile, prices OF inc
raw marial arc still firmly maintained, particularly Tor
all superior descriptions both European and Asatlc
The stock in those sorts remains lew and is TO
continue SO throughout the season.
MANCHESTER, Novombcr 13.-Shipping yarns arc very
quiet and for all descriptions OF the to make salcs
lower prices have had to bo takcn There have been
some very large OFFERS involving considerable QUANTITIES
for shipping but ut prices too low for acceptance STILL
In almost eycry where offers have been taKon IL nus
been ut reduced price, the decline OF last weoK
Home trade yarns have also been very t and prices arc
still tending in favor of buyers III the cloth market this
may be registered aa Of the worst days we have had
short time to restrict production, both i'll spinning and
weavng sellers have been obliged to consent CONSIDER
nble reductions In price. Tho feeling almost amounts to
panic and people compelled to sell have accepted very
low rates. There very uneasy and anxious toeing IN
the market und there seems to be want OF commence
both among sellers and buyers Buyers who had IL. sc
offers in the market ut decline on then current Ia IS,
have now withdrawn and arc again disposed cautiously
to wait and the turn of events Mcssrs John Sagg
&, Co. report OF to-days cloth market: :
"During the whole Of tho past week prices nave occn
slowly giving way and buyers appear determined to Keep
out Of the market There is consequently strong pres
sure to realize tho part OF manufacturers but very
market closes III gloomy state than NO have ex-
pericnced for considerable time"
BoMnAY November 2.-Cotton quiet, prices dropping.
Shipments of tho week 6700 bales Exchange on London
2s05Sd. Froights to Liverpool 15s.
CALCUTTA November 1.-E1change on London 2s035d.
Frcights to England 40s -
Consignees per South Carolina Railroad,
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