Correct. Prices may remain stable in other goods for a vareity of reasons. I should have stated, all other things constant. BUT, I am more than confident that if one sector of the market has a supply shock this puts pressure on other goods. Other goods may stay the same because people have ordered values.

For example, I cant choose to not pay my rent, but I might stop going to a barber and cut my own hair. If bread is more expensive, I may simply change my diet, and in fact the price of similar goods, such as fruit and vegetables may increase due to increased demands. However, when a supply shock hits the market and prices rise due to loss of supply while money supply is constant there is pressure on other goods in the market as a whole.