The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-12

Wcollen productions are brky sough. after ADD not.
whstsndng the limited amount Of desirable styles and
the high prices AK ed here the business in ths line
plays consider able vigor This Is proved the state of
the market for blankets which In Light supply and
extensive request even at the advance to which
Gently referred Cassimeres, Of both fancy and plain
PATTERNS in better stock and pretty good dem aud at
unchanged figures. Cloths of an attractive make are
freely dealt In at fair prices, but the stock
braces only q small propost ton of these 1t is some.
what unsaesDls and Can hardly fail TO prove unp-o-
ftsbs Tha is poor but natural pr respect for psnu
fsctarers, who must bear the losses meekly, which
their own near sghtedIess has entailed. Doeskios
are fentisr ard pretty actively inquired for ct for
rates flannels not more abundant, bat at
tract more noce, And command very hrn prices. Jeans
unchanged selling, they are in small psrcsis At
ties and are held above bnyers limts hesos ths, rnIs
quiet The range for fair TO choice from Zoe TO
2sc. AousHn de LANES are spsrngy manufactured the
dry wes'her obigDg many producers to their mill.
short time: hence the receipts limited, the
stock being reduced On this are very
stiff, and refuse TO sell at anything under OK rene
Satinets not bIk the supply is fair but offered
At rates which purchasers refuse pay These take
only what they Immediately need Shawls appear nj
mate but are In good stock and enticing assortment
which, when the active inquiry coumencss must secure
prices fully ten per cent above those current during tbs
autumn Of last year. Tweeds IN fair demand and
uniform in value; the supply is not unusually
This increased vigor is owing mainly to the
natural increase Of dsmand from distribators who
are anxious 70 obtain supplies i'm nedatey though la
part the movements forced by in por,ers who
to realize upon articles already here in order to
raiss money enough to duties upon the production
daily crowdng into the public warehouses These are
very heavy in amount and Of class which it would not
answer to hold Hence they must be released This
hardly be accomplished BY whose avaisbs
private have this been invested IN the pur-
chase Of the requisite stocks. Those exchanging
old supplies for cash the most favorable condi.
TONS enabled to sufficient funds for tina pur
poee the srinseocy in the money market renders Ii
almost impossible to borrow capital unless upon OK
tremely usurious terms. The former has baea
followed during the past week, and this for
portion of the augmented business which is still princi
pally shared by receivers Of contnenl fabrics These
In remarkably good request at uniform figures.
Especially il this the with dress goods, the
supply Of which Is quite large. and yet no.
sidered imprudentJy so. II there be any serious de-
commodities the ,oducon of which has been checked
importation of which have been limited by the en-
HANGED claims OF manufacturers. As for cottons
have seldom heavier and at the time less
noticed stock In this market than that here, and
should not the be Unexpectedly bsk and
porous one, know not how 1t will be closed out with
out occaoning severe losres. We not apt to
discourage enterprtsng i'm porters but should
glad have them bear IN mind the past history Of this
branch Of the trade they ill do 30, and pay due
gard its aomoniions, they will need fictitious life
preservers in the shape Of dscredabe compoundings
or iii devised credit which usually have only the effect OF
making the reckless still ndiscreet and the natu.
rally prudent very beedless. Fancy and staple British
produc lions in ample stock and better demand aud
at toerably good prices All ether articisJ exhibit
new feature that merits prolonged notice.