The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-02


We have nothing 10 observe regarding the trade In
wooleDs which still 10 very moderate supply, aai
ndispostiou TO buy with hberalisy. The incres.ias
Of producing he articles in his line wli not hov
ever make It profitable to defer securing stock uat L.
ter In season, when further advaDc. ma, have To
be died. Those who purchase chat goods tn.y n-ei
early will do 80 most sdvan,sseousIy. The high pdsss
claimed for baokets render these rsth-r quiet bai
a. soon a. their season sets in they wiz be r.sdy q
ken a,tainable, at such figures CAssnsfes doiax
pretty we'll The old stock being sold oatst rates vay
ing from Soc . 81. and goods follsv 81
81 I'm q 81 rs. Ciotbisrs dealing lightly In h-s.y
cloths, az PREVIOUS quotations flsnDeis insoms'e
quiet but very Grm o. they are likely be for sons
time 10 come from ths fact that present crr-u, rates
would DOT the expenses Of dupiicstcns a-sys
inquired for AT 20s &c AMI over 10 qast,
Nous do lanes plenty but rot jet fr.y sxaibttsi
for sale the time Is DO ptociicus Vines The
begins the stock -ill be unusually perscs IN tsntty
ana ASSORTMENT snd NUT ee promptly consumed At p.y
Ing prices safnets AID rweeds unchanged Fo ~tsn
goods but sparipg desit in some dtaat asrcbsst
have been in market aud buyog fec rssso able o,sh
mental productions such a. French and German coth
French doe.kips jsconeta and ed serg.s well
desirable silks AND eottons full prices Dat genssly
the trade is dull ard wl remain 20 until tos.ra. toe
middle OF July. Jobbsrs from this and ueighoorng
cities manifest no eseerp-ss 10 operate at present
they to think 10 more sdvaUtsgeou. poics MT 70
We basty. THE may answer npovt~rs ~ho oush, Ia cal
cuate the wants of the country before dsspsching h
ordsrs, II they desire TO FAVE themselsc- bat
IL ia better for buyers ~ho deal In this market -
.time by the foreock," WHEN every article Ia svea-
tuslly becoming mere expensive. aud secure their
supplies of hand. they neglect do th..
hey will hardly promote their owo Interests sdu.n
goods not in much request bur he hm sd inporta
ton sustains their value which Is apt 10 be haacsfs.
sooa ss the supply here shall have dipi, he'd
and orders 20 out for fresh stock, winch IL ~li be
found impossible to obtain At other than higher rates
than those current on this ,ide Indsed they mav
rise earlier for whep the fall dem nd sets In and s 81
tent he accurately determined than At pr~ssut
there viii be little inclination among factors TO part 9TH
teir supplies without procuring better prices for the
than purchasers are now disposed 20 give Tns
receipts Of foreign goods are stll 10 excess o.
those at the period Of last year but not .. dts
proportiopste 20 the anticipated demand ~ we're
the imperts Of the summer and fan Of 1882 Hsaes
their effect up IN the market cannot otherw
pleasing unless future arrivals be more ertvasAn thsn
the prudence N importers would nov indicate should
oppressive stocks forward, An unusually arss
and profitable business will Be transacted during the r.
msnder Of the year for With supplies that can b con
troed and demand that viii not be easily Aud very
rapdy ,atsHed IL IL almost impossible for traders 10
perenoe anything else than success the most sxsssord