The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-07

First week in August, 1854 S1510.5S5
First week in August, 1852. ............ 1000 104
Increase first week in August, 1852 ....... S5sS5l9
We have active trade demand for the supply
Western and Southern buyers, and good general de-
mand Prices, after q considerable ADVANCE have be
come settled and regular and likely to continue
Brown shrtings and shcetiDgs in moderate request
with improved supply, and steady prices Bleached
goods also in better stock, firm in prices fair
demand the best qualities l2c. Drills are frmer
with good enquiry ut old rates. Osnaburgs in re-
quest and steady, with light supply. Denms COM
manding regular rates. for moderate demand, ranging
71sc. &c. Stripes and ticks. dull but steady Can
ton fannels are in moderate demand and firm Printing
cloths have rather upward tendency the rise in the
raw material giving them this direction the demand Is
good and supplied at AVG sc. Prints wide and
active request Nader work is much wanted prices
are firm, without variation; the supply is ample Cling
hams are steady at 1shc with increasing demand
Delanes increasing in variety style and in supply
ready for the anticipated active demand prices are fully
maintained; manufacturers still busily employed
and have been large buyers of the woods in market
Cloths are still rather scarce and command readily the
recently advanced rates manufacturers are busiy en-
ployed and in few weeks will freely supply the market
now bare ofstock but at full prices Fancy caseres
are in great assortment. and in full demand, at full
prices Satnets mod erately active at firm rates
Sleeps grays are quiet but firm. Lnseys are in
request at lea lie. Tweeds dun Jeans steady
Flannels in request, at full previous rates shawls
are in some slight request, with an ample supply
There is active business doing In French goods ~
good prices, readily obtained silks GncudiDg ba H.
plain and fgurcd) quick Of gale at aiyansc on
the prices Of the previous The demand for rio
bons ags the most, but holders firm paid ribbons
ceming into vogue. Deaines are active especially
the costly and richer styles Cloths are rather
higher beth German and French deeskins also are IN
brisk demand. The stocks moderate, and the
thus comm encpg, ensures maintenance OF prices
Throughout Notes Of preparations making for the
usual auction sales Of the British goods ore IN
fair demand, both staple and dress goods. Linens are
very plenty and having out at low rates large saes
secured. Prints, gnghams, and delaines, are ia
small supply yet in varied assortment, and cell we'll
Cloths of the heavy kind still selling The grea. ad-
vantage which domestic dcaiDes have in their cost
prevents any but the better kind being imported ana in
these the better dye Of French made deiaines seces
them preference. In fast coors the French maintain
their usual superiority and the secret OF rendering
coors fast s yet to be learnt by many OF msuuac-
turers. The foolish imposition Of high duty on dye.
encourage in proper way domestic arts stands in
the way. Protectionists well free traders should
Aide demand their removal.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity Of the
principal articles q produce received at tide water from
the opening OF navigation The 3lst of July Inclusive
In each Of the past three years.