The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-23

wOouen fabrics seem In better request. Still the IL
pretepkiong OF owners, m0ede operations. IL IL
almost certain these cannot dspreciste and
this Is the cause OF the appares grsatar sagerssss 70
purchase ard extreme Qrmnsss of factors Should st
pJosi thus shall NOS be much surprised b.
ultimate riks in the value Of most de crptoas We
We cannot buy what we need ut the rates nov cur
rent In Ne1 Yok Hence. there ID every proba-
bty thai Later In the season nearly all articles in
the ne viii be dearr Blankets for the referred
to above, quiet Cassimeres in very good de-
mand 81 lucrative ra,ss. Styles worth but 8vc .
ST. thu freely dsa in but tho~e held 81 12h
81 81 " are beeinnng command jobbers attention.
The gods ale, the whole very hue ana beautiful
Ia texture and appearance, aad cannot fail to yield
handsome profits Cloths more in request, aud
sell at prices lhs stock is pretty but
not yet complete Flanrels very brisk. Their
Jeans aye rather sparDsy offered AID bought ct former
figures Lnseys 10 fair demand. and stifiy hsd at
the rates last quoted. Nous De lanes are more scsve
bat not dearer The stock hand which Is large and
well assorted daily receives many desirable additions
sasnets pretty freely taken at fun quotations The
amount here Ia mcderare and maia Of . superior
character. Medium aud low sty es a'e not abundant
though they could be advantageously disposed OF.
Tweeds neither as freely produced bor offered and
though the demand for them Id not
well supported.
Foreign productions becoming quite brisk and
buoy ant, the qury for them asing With
pdit, The heavy imports do not rally nsss their
value these deemed AIRY TO the s cf
purchasers. ard TO DO all Consumed. On tais
count holders eschew the practices Of forcing them
the market and appear reluctant to ab.s their cla
Country dealers bpying at local
caring tn enter into any w engage i'm
dately, they supp - more favo'Sbs terms VIII bs
copoeded to, whsn he .ncsd than
be obtained But tni- Is gaasray Ioot upon
vain expectation, originating mi calculations Of tbs
receipts Gf goods and the exgencss Of rhs trade Toe
current importAuops are lAfge, without doubt but
extaysgant. and are more apt 10 di ninsh than aug
uent bencefor ward as tie pshecson o. an advances
occurring In prices abroad loo pacss order samples
for early delivery thus concentrating ths buk Of
ceipts Of fall goods within f. which
c Of the begins As regards Of the
have wcnderfuliy rcreased. wills many unite In
opEoB that tbey viii prove larger than Ia
SUPP oed Under these crcu hpce., Add
bon In operators minds II Is hardly possible that lndi-
viduas viii in port too much, and they do Lot, there
scarcely any Depreciation take place. at Least until
the sctive portion Of the autumn 10 Cuntinea
tai abtics attracting considerable notice. French
goods, especially, Demand and firm. These in
good supply the FrankDs heavy cargo i'm proved tine
stock, both in quantity and quality materially. Tue
nesded KINDS silks satins, asd vsvsts which,
from their laratlve scarcity thought likely
rise IN price long Cloths likesise cd,
but rarely be procured ~.hous higher being
paid Gibghams and prints the active cotton
goods. but there generally sell With increasing freedom
German goods rot remarkably bsk Cloths and vel
vets the most Epglish fabrics renamed rather
ipan There Ia more oong dress goods tn any
others Gughams, lawns and prints in fAi- demand
Heavy cloths taken 70 by cothers The
jobbSrs have yet to enter the market BlAukets and
fanLels abundant, and being held At . similar
advance upon last seasons rates IS like coIec goods
spsripgy pur chased Irish and scotch iinsas are
soughs after but not easily obtained except q,
prices wiich dealers do mot wish to pay These goods
have not been freely or as chsapy produced this
heretofore o~ing to the scarcity and enhanced
value Of labor In the countries where they made
sultr the emigration OF the past veal
or two. Hence are likely 10 be i'll. supplied with
them during the fall months.