The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-29

These tables show very considerable expansion Of
bank credits during the quarter and year, amounting,
for the former to about eight millions and for the lat.
er to fourteen and half millions
The application for injunction against the Junction
Railroad Of Ohio prevent their building the road
across the Bay Of Sandusky, under the Port Clinton
charter refused by Judge Lean of the United States
Court, Tuesday of this week, at Columbus. This
settles the question to the right to navgable
waters and will to the lake shore road short
and direct line to Toledo We understand the junction
road will build that portion of their road west of
under the Port Clinton charter, and that they have
adopted the guage of the Michigan Southern from
the west and those leading east from Cleveland through
Pennsylvania which will enable the several roads put
at the Mississippi, and through to the city
of New York without change.
The Philadelphia Ledger of yesterday says
The silver coin paid out of the mint yesterday
for the first time Adams Co. drew out $3.50 900 for the
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore markets It is
the expectation of this enterprsing firm to draw out
forty fifty thousand dollars daily for weeks At
this rate the country will be pretty well supplied
and shall no longer hear complaints of a want of
small silver change. As yet we believe nothing larger
than quarters have been made The machinery OF the
mint we understand is taxed to it's utmost capacity in
the manufacturing of this much needed CON- Over two
millions OF dollars in value of silver have been received
be coined to this time and the amount is daily coming
forward
No interesting changes have occurred in the dry goods
during the past week The ocsl inquiry is toera
bly, animated, especially for fancy articles which are
obtanable rather lower prices but the demand from
country obbers is not quite brisk anticipated
though active than usual at the time of this year.
The quantity Of seasonabe fabrics in the market is
ample particularly OF cotton the production and
tatons Of which have greatly exceeded the Of the
trade, though these have been vastly augment.
ed Hence cotton goods depressed and favor pur-
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much request and their former value is barely sustained
This anguor in the price Of manufactures operates as
check upon transactions, by inducing belief among
buyers that considerable depreciation viii yet take
place in the value Of desirable commodities the spring
terminates This conviction may be correct as far as
articles of fancful nature concerned, but we
have strong doubts OF any material decline occurring in
prices Of staple products because these comparatively
too and too sty held 10 deteriorate much during
the ensuing month Brown sheetings and shirtings
in fair supply and moderate request at declining
rates which, however exhibit actual falling of since
the date Of last review Beached goods are rather
unsettled the poorer styles being freely rendered and
somewhat sparngly bought, at langud prices while the
finer sorts and firm, though not extensively
dealt in. Cotton hannels apparently unaltered either
as respects demand value DENNIS sell pretty quickly
at the figures quoted previously Both the domestic and
export rates.
hams doing very WELL The anca Com panys stock
is all gone, and the Glasgow and Manchester goods
being sold pretty rapidly at lie. and 1o4c 1lc
spectvey. Lawns without any essential chang e.
Nankeens not active, but rule firm. osnaburgs are
in better supply and less request at prices which denote
decided tendency downward. Printing cloths are still
rather inanmate, though little readily purchased
at the quotation Of last week Prints in mple stock
and generally poor assortment, while they find very
lucant buyers except at large concessions in price
Stripes are still very dull and heavy, displaying droop.
ing tendency. We have change to notice in ticks
which neither abundant active though very firm
in prices.
The following Is comparative statement Of the shin.
ments hence between April LIST and 9th
1852 1853. Iac,ease
Cotton goods packages. ..... 5l3 1920 6607
The movements in woollens have not been very large
These goods are In rather moderate supply here and
scarce in the hands Of manufacturers on this account
though they do not find many free buyers, they main
tain their previous prices remarkably well There Ii
disposition to press any Of them worth carrying
to the autumn season upon the market, and
no willingness TO sell such any condition. except al
the highest current rates Blankets more sought
after, and seem TO favor factors. The reduction oil
shilling per yard in the value of cassimeres
has occasioned more activity in these. and there
u every probability that tho greater part Of stock