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Day GooDS.-NEW York, Der. lSth-The
Dry Goods Auction salos last week were TO bout
the usual extent, and consider the ateness of the
season the market well sustained. Some de-
scriptIons of goods, of which the dealers full.
snch ms cloths, rlbbands. stuff goods, &C., sold
low, but other descriptions improved A line of
hosiery brought full prices. as did fancy alpacas
and India silks. Tho auction season is now ap-
preaching It's close. The jobbers are yet pretty
well employed, and many goods must yet be sold
before the close OF navigation, but importers and
commission merchents have experienced dull
week. Probably as the season advances there
will be considerable demand for some desc riptons
OF goods, to make up assortments, but the bulk of
the business for the remainder of this year will
be done by jobbers whose connections re in this
and the nelghboring State. The Dry Goods Re
porter, an bic paper devoted exclusively to the
interests Of that branch of trade has the following
review of the market


Domestic Goods have been very much neglect
ed during the past week. For verv many of
these goods we indebted to Boston, which
governs the price in accordance with its own sup
ply and demand. AT this season we never look
tor as large sa les earlier, but find there
has been steady though light demand during the
week, but small amount has been disposed of,
The assortment continues good with very slight


Tweeds and Satinetts are in domant and
quick SALE Cloths very little demand except for
Brown and Olive for overcoals. Flannels, assort-
ment good, moderate sales. Holders genrally
are disposed 10 sell.


The past has been another very dull week with
our drygoods importers and commission
chants. Although our importation have been ve-
rysheavy, the stocks in hands lighter than at
the same mo last year. and the assortment not
better. We have before remarked that low stuff
goods would be wanted late in the season, and at
prices much above those they comma nded at that
time. We learn. on inquiry, that prices have
been refused at private sale at advance of
/ over 20 per cent, what they were duplicated
at that period, There but few holders, and
They expect TO obtain at loast cost and charges.


Cloths, wool blacks 50 30a2 SO. wanted


Heavy blues under So inquired for. Very
little demend for others, and sellers disposed
to meet the buyers.


Duf1le Blankets in request-vcry little in


quiry Cor others.
Very few fancy Apacas in market. Silk
Warp in demand.


Lower grades Orleans Cloths very much i'm
fproyed and inquired for. The stock OF stuff


GOODS VII be small at the close of the season
Fine Gala Paids of good patterns are in de
mand Very hstle sale for inferior.
1 Market VOL supplied with Ginghams. and NJ
inquiry. Very few sos@,


