The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-26

indications of . revival. Tho number of buyers
the interior have increased mausted more dis
position purchase their fall supplies With the advance
In cotton which ruea higher than has done Ia
seventeen years BEFORE and with the fact hM both yarns
and cloths have advanced IN Manchester, they seem to
have arrived the conclusion that domestic goods
have seen their lowest point for the season with this
view Of the question they haze entered the market with
good spirit and bought freely Of cotton peoe goods The
stocks being ample, assortmeus large and prices nvoa
be they have been led to buy acivcy than usual o.
this Of the year Thcre also good demand FOR
blankets and negro cloths. The collect from the soz.h
and West good should the crops generally prove
good anticipated, expect good fall trade Large
crop years always best for trade The export OF
piece goods lint cd. The large auction
houses have no, yet announced their fall trade saes
viii not FOR little time 10 The ssles made the
other day OF colt goods from the Peppera Manufacturing
Company could only DC viewed 10 the light Of sort Of
premature forced sale. Brown sbesnE aad sh hnss
or s,a1dard makes we're frm az &c and Ight At SIC
Blcacte DO do n far demand, with)n change ia
prices. Drills were In limited demand for export
Browns, however, were steady Al 80 btachsd ai &C.
and blue at i0c. Osnaburrs. though insc se exhibited
change of moment IN quotations. Cotton ieaus 10
moderate request AMI prices unchieged peuims
tome better requcit, and scc0raag make prices cised
whh much seadinesE at prices "a wing from TO- lOkc.
and l2c l4c stripes and ticks we're inactive AMI prices
somewhai irregular, while there inquiry
from the trade Cotton dgck and particularly ksven',
better rcqccst, though the range o. prices
In rather better demand and sales improvsg chile there
change Of an monen. in prices We quote i0xii
AZ axe Up 10 CSC. Gc for tsx12 Ginthams were IN
good assortment and ssies making steady prices
some fayofie rrakes SCI ing a, lie II Ac Nous
In deans were moving 10 fair extent, especially tho
nswer and more desirable styles Cl0hs we're sluggish
and prices irregular. Fancy and ssiness
In better request while piiccs have undergone impor
tsn change There sops inquiry for nrnncls,
and moderate sales effected STEADY prices Sbswls
were 10 good supply and presenting great variety OF
new and desirable styles Long shagls, according 10
makr range from - ~ and square do n 81 Mas so
Fine wooen hosiery and undergsrmenu were In fair de
mand and prices well maintained. Cosr,er goods also
found buyers bu, nj irregular prices Carpets 70 general
way, were unchanged, while large variety of and
desirable styles have appeared 10 market Foreign goods
have been ldspsyed IN profession by cbbsys, and
present much variety Ia style and manufacture We are
rot likely suffer from want Of supplies The orders
sent ont and in course Of being ned will keep
market well stocked 1he reports regarding the silk crop
In France lhoDgh somewhat conflicting, were upon the
shoe considered favorable silk goods not as likely,
al things considered TO rule high for the coming
they have during the past with the exception perhaps
Of peculiar fancy styles buoyed up by fashion
other artificial circumstances, as happens during almost
syery season. we Iught according real needs
desirable goods and fewer French fancy articles both the
and the country 10 the end would be benefited
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