The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-07

The exports for the week ending July have been
s47 Ola including a42 packages to the Argentine Repub-
lie, Isl 10 Hay, and lis 70 Venezuela Previously re-
ported, 90 COS making total since January OF OF ol
packages The transactions among cboing houses have
been light this week. The excitement attending
the exhibition Of the Great Eastern, and the Ia
PREVENTION OF the Fourth q July, which observed
holiday, had ,bc effect of checking business
to greater or less extent especially Ia the wholesale
continue 10 b. received from the grain growing States Of
the West well Um the cotton planting States OF the
South which tends N i'm part more confidence In regard
10 the fall trade. Coemans Gal crnia circular OF the 9th
ult contains the FOIL wing notice that market for dry
goods-The improved feeling among holders OF assorted
goods. noted In last, still continues, and there
now little disposition salce the market
ing more healthy tone. Yet nothing like approach 10
profitable bushes has been as yet attained and much
further Improvement does not probable. staple
goods held with rmness, though they not much
asked for at present We note sales private terms, Of
1900 yards American ints and 5000 yards kngsh
brown drills 10000 yards essians have been sold in
lots at ii Nc.
By the late intelligence from Liverpool appears that
the trade in Manchester had undergone no mater ial
change, while cotton, though dull, was unaltered On
this eide spinners keep actively employed, and with
orders advance o productions for styles OF staple
cotton goods The export demand for China was some
less brisk, but Ia the main u continued 70 be steady
The trade IN woollcn goods exhibited no change.
Brown shcctines and shirtnCs in fair stock, while
pric,s uIaltercd. in blcaohed goods the supply
was augmeniing add prices somewhat irregular o =
50 at 10 12Nc. Drills were In steady export re-
quest, aud prices hrm at SIC. &c. for browns.
Cotton napnes In hight stock, while prices were
sta at s. Iohc and bleachcd at &c. III nc, Printed
cotton goods steady and In fair demand Cotton
yeans In fair export demand osnaburgs were urn
aud in good request Cotton duck In light stock,
with good demand from the trade Colts make were
quoted at an advance OF lc per yard for various mum.
bers and &c. number = IL o. Printing cloths were
comparatively quiet. AZ Providence sales OF the
week reached 81 eco pieces, including 900 cox
60 az 56tsc, aud 1000 do. oox6A at SIC.
Prints tn extent, were being opened Cor exhibition,
preparatory the commencement OF the fall trade, aud
some sales reported At satisfactory prices Cling
hams ranged from loo. to III Nc, according 10 makes
Other articles of domestic goods such satinct cloths
docssins annels shavls kerseys aud Kentucky jeans
were without change OF moment.
In foreign goods the movement IN wocllcns was slack
while price, unchanged. Moderate safes of light
dress and fancy goods making silks were steady
and ample stock for most descriptions Blacks 81 desi
rable qualities were sustained and IN steady demand
Other styles of silk fabrics moving slowly, ~hi
prices were unchanged.
We may remark in conclusion, that the influx Of peop
from tho interior tends - keep alive toserab active 70
/ tail business Cor the season Of the year.