The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-19
THE DRY GOODS MARKET.

We have no Improvement this branch of trade
the demand having been very light all through the week
while the has ruled heavy and prices they
have varied At ALL favored the buyer Sellers
marked prices eI,ent they ready
views of buyers at all times and not hest
tated take of Nc per yard whenever they could be
Of of % e: 'as.
withdrawing has has sssssd heavily and the Aggregate
report Is small The more lively times which We're es
peced 70 succeed The election have not been 1nanfes,
they have put OIL to convenient perhaps
extraodnary eyou.ons which have been witnessed at the
stock board combined with the great Eringency in the
goods well as in almost other species Of merchant
accommodation The nuctuang tendency Of the currency
renders cash system desirable than ever, and few
everything combining restrict business yet the wants OF
Sales for export been moderate along back
smaller than We look manufacturers
manufacturers in the Old World and we are glad to
Sian ghae paper, under date OF September 49, says:
nee the date of our last issue there has been better de-
prices The principal Inquiry has been drs these
a n sses pr
ing Holders not anxious SELL except at full
late 1 O. from s so@e s
inquired for but there in stock and the quotation Is
quest aud quoted at Is l2o 4So piece stocks arc
estimated ut 222o pieces OF drills ana 800 pieces OF
The Same paper adds on the other hand:--
rish cotton goods have been active OF late and quo
tations nre lower SO cati,es gray shrncs are to-day
quoted T 2.3a 23.S. The WOODEN market is dull, and
little business has been done In this description OF nanuac
tuies.h
Brown MUsLISs ruled dull md heavy all through
the week and concessions OF have been freely made and
In Ic has been proered, without
however, inducing business the market closing dull and
nominal
BLEACHEp MUsLrSs have been more firmly held than
perhaps other knd of cotton fabrics and yet bupess In
these has been much that than In anything
else though confined mostly 10 lew of the more popular
kinds.
PRSTs have also been in comparatively fair demand,
though the market would be regarded decidedly dun
the anything dong In other assortmens The favor
lite makers command full prices though the general market
is weak.
JEANS remain quiet but steady at previous prices.
GSGHAMb have soid In small way only at previous quo.
IIoKIsSs are quiet very doing scarcely enough
TO make "a market, and prices are nominal
DENMGs remain without quosaee change though dull for
all kinds.
srRrrs have sold very slowly and generally unsatsac
DaIILs have sold fairly for trade and
shipment, and the market has ruled steady.
CANTON FLASNELs in demand the cold
weather approaches and ua prices are readily obtaned IN
MoussELIS DELANfs have me. with steady fair sale at
fun prices new styles beng especially attractive and freely
taken.
Wooden fabrics been quiet the ouetude
market having had tendency 10 check the demand Prices
however steady and holders evnce much confidence
and AffaEcss A. ever they did.
Imported goods continued rule quiet with the lower
ruling OF god prices turned in favor OF the purchaser.
Providence printing cloth dull
lower and many OF the printers running only half
tne while thought that after getting through with
dark work OF them would stop for three four weeks
week were I'D uO pieces at .sc, thirty days credit,
for 81 by 81; &C. ten days. second erace same width
&C. ssh Say a or % g. x F u sr ~ 1900 pcea
sold at Tic Tc for the best grades OF "a BY OIL leaving
stock OF lDUJU pieces on hand
We annex the current quotations for Of the best
a