The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-11

increase in supply first week in July, 1852 S7395l4
Trade is active for the Dealers arriving
freely from Southern and distant sections Country pay
ments made with great regularity. and the elements
Of good aud coming demand arranging aud collect
ing actively The California shipping demand is also yet
very considerable. Prices have an upward tendency
wooen manufacturers extending their purchases Of
wool in he interior from first hands encouraged by the
enhanced value ofgoois The consumption unbleached
cotton Is very great both for California distant and city
markets at rising prices Every piece Of heavy goods Of
fertdat re is freely taken Bleached goods With di-
minishej stocks. also advancing The sales are IN
usually large for the aud Of all grades fom sc.
a12c Drills in fair request, at last weeks prices.
Dcnims in moderate request at full rates Otis, sc
Thorpdike, 5Ac; Eagles 71ao.; and Columbian re.
Ticks have participated in the general advance Of pr,es
and in request stripes are steady. Printing cloths
are frm 1T S3 up to 45sc The supply s light, aud
demand moderate, Prints quiet. With demand on
the increase, from Southern and southeastern and all
the distant markets 6iUghnm3 aTe moderately ac-
tive, and very firm Deaines arriving freely in lr
ket but not yet IN full assortment rhe supply will
be yosy large and vi. require good demand 10 absorb
IL Tho general consumption il, however, lar-s and
moderate prices at the opening will secure large and
early sales ia the present state q the market Tho
ment IN cloths continues upward Good and common
qualities have further advanced under real scarcity
and good demand from the clothing trade Prices
from SOC to 81 20 The scarcity and improved prices
already stimulating professions but no increased
sunuv cav ale place f1r the fail season Dealer. will
have 10 look the foreigner FOR supply Germancoths
consequently have already risen in price. Fancy cass
mercs active and at good prices Plain colors ana
blacks are as iu better request The demand for sati
nets moderate but at firm rates Sleeps grays
much inquired after and realize extreme quotations
readily. Lnseys steady At 10 no TO lie. Tweeds
have set recovered from their long depression stocks
being still heavy Jeans quiet, but Rrm Etnnels
are in good demand, at full rates with light stock.
Blankets are active and firm The supply Of foreign
goods Is yet light for the fall trade The imports
later THAI usual. Assortments incomplete. while
prices higher French and Continental goods are less
active than domestcs tn present activity OF denand be-
inr limited TO staple gods Cloths q British Belgian
German make active the eloShiers buying freely
but the time for aud millinery goods is yet early
Prices however strongihening and the trade viii be
obliged 20 ray higher prices 10 Obtain their early supplies
Importers adapting the time Of their receiving goods
to toe gradual demand which has been presented OF
late. running however. longer period Buyers alb
stained from making full purchases carly last season. to
keep prices down but in later when prices went
Tho importers have taken icssnu from this and have
only imported 70 suit early demand leaving the later
demand 10 be met by latar arrvas.