The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-19

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The dry goods trade the past woek has exhibited rather
signs OF preparation for the fall trade The hotels
ding up, chiefly, however, with transient people
bound 70 Northern watering places In pursuit OF pleasure
Among them. however, there sprnkling Of merchants
from the far West and the Car South, who busy
goged In prospecting In this market ,s well a. In that Of
neehbosng cities Is usua, with distant merchants who
arrive early 70 examine the markets o. Philadelphia Bos
ton, &c, q well that Of this city. They general.
ly wind up by making their chez purchases New York,
IhDpoint where the greatest variety ss well as tie
widest range OF selections can he had, and on the
mos. favorable terms. This Ia especially the case
"a foreign goods, vel as In do nestle
manufactures II is COW the custom Tor every manufsc
turing establishment Of importance 70 have agency In
New York whore their products kept or sale Heavy
cotton pece goods sent TO this market sale from
virginia, the Ca-oinas and even from Georgia. ard com
uand good prices In proportion 70 weight and quality
that buyer from the Interior In few mnutes walk, can
fna goods placed sale from almost all parts Of the
try The States Of New England however, contribute the
nrgest amount 10 point Of variety and styles o. foreign
BlCub NOW olA U coOfbe o en- Tue
continent The In capita employed by OF the
jobbcrs enables them TO sell small profits and 10 give
accommodating credits On their sales. When job
bers formerly In Pearl stree. thought to employ
large capital whom dong busoees two three hrn
dred thousand dclars, was deemed 70 be very large
capital We low th.pk nothing OF doing b. snoss Q
capital o. many millions aid In marble etoros the
vest eide OF Broadway nnd streets leading IN the
North river. There rather dong In the tmpor
Aon of cotton piece goods for tho week ending tho ih
list, which reached l,l6z packages, valued 81 $40 Sa2
The toa number OF packages exrorted suse tho LIST Of
January last TO tho llth irst amounted e 20,, against
"a &c for the period 10 1856. Heavy cotton Gbrce
moro firmly held, and heavy brown sheetings and
shrings were Of &C. and light do standard makes, Grn
ct sc Standard beached sheetnss and shirtnes were
4sc. 40 higher than "a the spring. Dis were without
Change Of Importance We quote brown ct 8ko tlesehed
III &C b,uo ranged according 10 mtkee, from l0 lcc
CsnsbrfQs were Inactive, and quotations nominal
Cotton jeans were quiet and prcoe unchanged. Denra
In limited request, and have change notice
quoaters which ranec1, according ,o makes fro &c
nc. ifc Stripes and tess were in good SUPPLY while
sales were light ard prices nominal Cotton duck
without charge, and sales moderate In printing cloths
the stock good and The msrke. duh at for 30
81 10 exc for % By 7s prints have appeared great
re;y OF sty Ice and executed with skill and highly
ctedi.able TO American rianufaclrng s the kerrnsc
mills Usual. have aen: 10 this styles Of re.
fercnt makes range from &C. 1880 al0Ic. Gngbsms
ranged RON IOc lie, ,rdng styles aud makes
hu..in dc lane5 have appeared 10 and attractive
styles which range at z0c. 2ic In cloths and csssi
have important change 20 notice tweccs
cans quiet; Hrsoys nrn i6c .or s.an6ard
goods. Hos1ry soods have appeared In good supply snd
IN good styles aat ,ssortmeD Foreign goods remained
comparatively quiet; importers displayed good asrort
rlentz, including recent arrivals a ard sus I've
styles Of seasonsbc goods.