The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23

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bic revival in trade ut Manchester which had led to an
sdvance IN rag cotton in Liverpool and which had been
further improved by the news Of the arsticc between
France ana Austria The Improvement in Liverpool has
led 10 advance in this market OF orc fourth of cent
per pound.
We now quote raw cotton at 12, per ID. for mddliog
upenos which is within about go to 20 of the highest
quotation Of the If nothing further transp,res ia
nenaif OF peace than the brief armsce no permanent
change IN the course of trade be anticipated But
should peace become greatly ncreased ac
tvy 10 English cotton manufacturing NAV be nntcpaej
leading 10 sil higher range Of prices for raw cotton
wnich would 60 far to sustain cotton faorcs made from
now set in, and considerable business ia doing with
southern purchasers The heavy sses of cotton domes
VICE mace last week at Boston have tended to check
actops mere Tic goods sold counting the difference in
time, interest o. money and travelling of BUYERS
weie WHY up 70 the quotations for which sinsr goods
neye peen purchased from agents and houses
in New York It ls difficult 70 understand therefore, whit
eher buyers or seers nnde by the operation TIE people
pos benefited were probably keepers Before Bos
ton can compete with New York she must or
equa ady en,ages the euppy OF foreign goods both in
extent and chearrers In rber words .be must coono.e
with her ss importing enpori1n The exne-iment Of
.ss week however, Will do harm and at all events
,tu 10 peasant soca reunion Of our merchants from
oDefent sections Of the country The recent heavy de-
cne IN oreaosrs and provisions looks uufavorabe fer
re long hoped Tor Improvement In the Western trade
me peope cave this cousolhton however Of knowing
a. stcusn p,lces NAV RUE low they Will in many
honh pave couble ard Triple as much produce 10 cell as
iy raa ai e' and u better quality and should the
Sus uDlaYoJabe charge in the weather or crops Occur
eproao II would lend an EXPORT demand for flour aud
grrn ~ ow Wices. II tho West has not been able 10
puronAe s Indebtedness no. been pcresged and II
~ouio seem any change OF moment o,curs, II Dust be
% We p.ser stpcSs OF goods nearly all directions
tee Interior are believed TO be lion, and ma Ear
as meaps csn be found 10 purchase, they will
t oe replelI.Led. The movement 10 woollens was
.os aretyey eht, buyers apparently being disposed 10
@ 20. r'sot uIon prices Of the heavy mpors
oos JNe movement Of cotton domestic goods was fair
neeyy pro"n sheeings we're steady at $40 Fine
NtIe IN Iaf demand aud prices sustained Bleached
eocos we're selling to affair extent Dfig were in steady
asrSno 81 sac sa4c. for Chin, jrl. sg<c &C. for
pieaoned, and IVhc lctsc for blue DYED co,,oag
weae eeasy Printing cloths were Selling as4c. for
much variety and rchncfs OF style rpd ths sae made
aurpg the week were in the man good Nuslin de
anes were also in great variety OF gtyles and the az
solmeht pge and attractive. Prices exhibited wide
ange according 70 patterns end quality Wcoleps were
aciVe, ana black sa'netS Offering O, eorae redun
non 10 pfices fennels were tolerRby brisk ShawIs
yet y ~ ''''0 ''Hs % |
IN toregn soods we have important charges 70 o,co
orcE silks and fessonsbe silk geoaS faliy ere na
Pn more nrmness This ciats Of Rooos is likely 10 be
ioenoeo more or ess by the advent peace or the
Of The var. II peace Is established a NAV
gnd 10 cheapen them If war continues to Dc yasiate