The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

.usxt AZ IN. rsru,r long sstsblished rates. DE-
.;n,s are in fair demand, principally Light styles
Cloths are Arm with limited demand and light supply
Csssmeres are active both plain and fancy styles and
also blacks and prices without change sasuets
rather less active but the stock is small Tweeds sell
brsklv a. full rates Jeans dull. Lnseys in
small demand but firm being light in stock Flannels
are scarce and advancing Blankets are much wanted
al fun prices Shawls in reduced stock. Foreign
goods are not brisk but desirable French goods
scarce. The stocks low ct the close of
season and any further supply to come would yet sell
wen The demand is not yet exhausted and prices
firm Black silks in the best assortment bu. other
dress silks yevets much wanted. Rib
bons getting Cloths moderately active
and firm The auction sales drawing close. The
season has been bad for aucioncers They have
call for advances from the double of the great
abundance of money all the year and the great rsadi
Of sale for all kinds Of goods British goods are In
less request yet fair business is doing regular rates
Linens the dullest and heavy Toollens firm
and the most active. Dress goods inactive. The
stocks OF staple goods are larger, but firmly held.
The Buffalo Commercial gives tine annexed review Of
trade ana the movements of produce in that port during
the past week.
There has been very firm feeling apparent in the
market during the past week and Notwithstanding the
tendency the high reighs and the scarcity OF boats
cheek operations fair amount Of business has been
acted docks. The supply OF Hour mas been
light and the demand very good During the past forty
eight hours the receipts have been free bat
Siderable portion Of thst arriving frgard in first
hands soon as opportunity offers The stock OF
desirable brands, therefore continues limited large
amount of wheat had accumulated on the market and
the difficulty Ct sending it forward has restricted ope
rations but the market has been firm an the demand
fr The last foreign adycss parted much additional
rmness to or end grain and gave the market healthy
tone without causing OF that sudden rising which i5
seldom maintained for any length OF time Appearances
indicate that present prices will be well SUSTAINED, and
that the fimness apparent in bfsadstuifs will cuntn1e
for time. In the New York market there has been
large increase in the shipping demand and desirable
eagerly during the past three four days while the
supply has not been large In the transaction,
have been light but the market has been steady during
the week, and closed yesterday with indications Of
rise in prices The supply has been very limited. tho
receipts being light and the stock on hand trifny
Some dealers are inclined to believe that there Is
very little awaiting shipment at the West, and that
the present scarcity is likely to continue. Acting
day took the small lots Offering on the market at au
advance former rates and holders afterwards advanced
two cents beyond those quotations The operations in
been heavy aud without sales No buyers tbs
Oats have been firm and in fair demand but buyers have
high rates Of freight the supply good and market
yesterday closed steady There has been fair demand
for rye and the supply has been limited In hops fair
business has been doing at current rates and the de-
mand has been good Provisions have been quiet and the
market has been steady at about last weeks quotations.
Pork in limited supply and sells so WY the trade for
the home market Beef has been brisk aud the
cepts have been larger. Butter and cheese maintain
about former rates large quantity Of the latter arrive
daily and is shipped through fast boats be
cured Whiskey has displayed rather more rmuess, aud
during the week the market has been nearly swept by
SPECTATORS The demand has been good and the market
closed firm yesterday with only limited supply Canal
fghts have been unusually firm owing to the scarcity Of
boats and the anxiety to ship large amount Of produce
has gone forward by the central railroad the reghts be-
ing less than the canal rates Of the past week The arr
val Of boats has been daily expected and reduction in
the exorban rates has been looked for before
this but yesterday relief had been experienced
ard farther advance had been made by forwarders.
Business has Of been restrict, In consequence Of
the difficulty experienced in obtaining boats otherwise
the transactions of the week would have been heavy Sc
vera sales have fallen through which made depend
ent upon the possibility of forwarding by canal.