New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19

The demand for numerous descriptions OF
of Dry Goods continues good and at very firm prices
The City trade, well the nearby and general
ern and northwestern trade is considerable The great
delay in the opening of navigation has thrown into this
month much of the demand which would otherwise
have been witnessed in April Cotton Yarns
active though still at low prices 1872 a l4c. but both
Goods and Yarns, a considerable advance Il near
hand Brown Shirings and SheetDgs particularly
heavy. Brown Sheetings approaching in value
der the influence of speculative demand. The later
realise Ga @7c. The stock Is not heavy. Bleached
Goods are active steady rates. The advance in Raw
Cotton is affecting prices, stocks not large enough
to induce holders to forego the advance. Drill
active Browns at 7ic for best qualities. Blues at &c,
and Beached &c. The export demand has been very
sciive but is somewhat diminishing, while the spring
home trade Is nearly Osnaburghs quiet De-
MINIS are in limited demand at IA a7lsc. Stripes and
Ticks are dull, and prices without frmue.s or uni
,fo,mity In Printing Cloths notice improve
men both in demand and price. Prints not active,
but moderate demand exists for good styles regular
rates. Ginghams contn uniform in price, supply and
demand steady but limited. Lawns more active at
full rates Deaines inactive. Toe clothing trade has
been purchasing woolens more freely for their autumn
stock and prices frmer if not higher Sa!tinet
nue to sell freely at full rates The stock fancy spring
styles of Cassimeres Expresses the market and pces IA
vor the buyer The styles most favored till lately are
outy< patterns, that holders willing sell at
very large depreciation in price keep them over
another season Staple styles are firm if not bloyant
The Woolen obbers have been buying freey, both Do
nestle and Foreign parcels Offering at favorable rates.
deempg rile in the fall season certain The stock of
German Cloths ia much reduced and prices much
steadier Domestic Tweeds are dull and heavy. Ken
lucky Jeans are rm and moderately active The auc-
ton Gales are nearly over. Foreign goods sold
down to very limited amount Of stock French goods
have advanced Ribbons especially buoyanf scarce
and wanted Raw silk Is advancing in France. Black
silks are the only descriptions In large stock, and these
are he III at higher Goods cannot be imported to
sell at profit recent prices We notice the
ket an interesting description Of French tricolored
silks Offering at the very low price OF 42l9c. Taey form
the National colors of France, manufactured by
the Revolutionary Government Of France, under the
orders and auspices Of Lamsr,ins The width is %
inches, but the quality is extremely fine. The silk
is ioilcd elk, and the three different coors
,iously ard sr,iscslly interviewer, of one piece
The imports OF French goods is exceedingly small Tho
packets bring only half cargoes British goods held
firmly but with only moderate dcmaud The heavy |
cloths suiIed FOR the ia clothing trade selling mode
raiey fall rates The expectation that prices will rule
much higher la the fall both for home aud foreign goods
Woolers, silks and Cot,ons, Is becoming general /
Pfces sIe rising abroad both for the raw and mandtso
tuI ed Articles; and hence the iarseeug buying up
such goods as they hnd suited their purposes In tho
fall AZ least pices cannot decline They have reached
n very low pc inland the lowest
The luai two weeks have witnessed renewal of tho
,bpaens Of dry goods for the markets OF Calfornia
Tie hdviecs hctce hayc oflaie been more t.vorab!e
reduced 'toeks and improved prices
The following are the exports for the
week ending 18th Inst
fi'sstoet Isle bales bib rieuf $50 hhl. Va
va suicr ~ ,er,s- nr,l D1t bush. Wheat liiS b. Corr
thfes Books. do WHt. DO tfks, 100 botes Ia
~ 10 tsrrs - tasks oil ~ Naph1, III
Do Cedar, 80 Ne haasiastai Totacoso sasAs scrap s'e"
~ do
fssFgs i(rs bills taaf 3ta do Naval stores ia d" Hnse
i1 do r NJ bsE ssiJ,e. NJ tune La N1s. ~ essis Fort
Na s" slaves. u ssses tss n tlss tufs, SO eases tps
- c.tyss tobacco @o he Msan,'ssd do essss osau "
lr bale. Cotton sas bib. vh-r sgig bash wh-s
Msnssesfed fohHss- o sr~fsn m ~ bags and s be
Morn sstsrs. ". NJ Ne tsttir tirpfs. ann s,ase.
40 ih taf sS do Naval s,"sss tsp slaves iutn
bssh tsss, ~ s.is ar-rs
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