The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-12

Decrease during the week. in 1862. S217, 272
Dry goods the present week shows considerable ac-
tvty considering the laencss Of the The
try trade continues good especially the near by and
Northern trade The export demand for cotton goods
also fair in amount. Jobbers themselves buying
whatever they find at old prices foreseeDg general
advance in all staple goods whether wooens cottons or
silks domestic imported In wooen cloths there is
speculative feeling the stock is reduced considerably
and cannot be replaced The cothiers are also
buying Prices very generally higher than they were
month ago Brown shcengs and slrtipps are in fair
demand at 5c nc for the heavier descriptions
Beachcd goods firm, without change in prces fhe
supply being than ample the demand Drills are
steady, with continued good inquiry. Blues &C.;
bleached. &c.; and browns. "a re osnaburgs are
held higher but there Is great demand prices are
nominal Denm quiet but steady Stripes and ticks
more in demand. and rather rmer Printing cloths
are in moderate request. ut u o lc. with an inward
tendency Prints are inactive, the being over
Ginghams arc longer active; prices firm Lawns
sen quickly at steady and unif rm rates Dcaines are
wholly inactive. Cloths have been in speculative de-
mand and prices show Improvement those held at
old rates sell quickly Cassimeres are steady with little
doing Ssinets also are dull though firm Twccds arc
quiet at old rates and jeans without change Flannes
are active, at fun prices and blankets continue in
qnet mostly for shipping The amount Of goods pro-
years prices consequently will eectually rally in the
tall which in turn will stimulate production for another
yar especially If the wool clip of this year prove
There demand for California, to which markets con-
siderable shipments maling Auctions arc getting
scafcer anu carcer but the few that nger realizing
better prices German cloths improving in price; the
cost Of importation will be much greater for the ensuing
fail than last year or III the spring of this Even dress
goods sell better though The large stock kecps them
below cost prices Black ,lks. well coored ere now
however selling at 81 Il per cent higher than month
ago. silk velvet. and wanted Choice and
desirable ribbons cannot be hadsocks In frat hands
are now light The mportatons Of French goods in the
isIi VIII be heavy; notwithstanding the increased cost
british goods are held firmly the elohcrs buy modor
aely but the general demand Is not active what bust
s therc L. is In reference to the fall trade The vessels
nov arriving steam or sailing. bring light cargocs
SATISFACTORY trait Of the dry goods trade l. the remarkable
regularity ~ the county payments; wide spread album
dance OF money exists the country which operates
well fW The consumption (though IL comes later than
usual Of dry goods Though the prices Of produce have
been low they have been brought TO market reduced
cost that the net produce has been satisfactory Be-
Jes the home consumption Of produce has increased
largely and IL steadily year by year increasing; aud
where tho people well ana easy fed they TO
be we'll clothed The dry goods business IL to be
prosperous n tho produce business is remuneratng TO
The producers Our increased imports not cocxtcn-
fyo with The increase in the homo production and both
home and foreign consumption