The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

pysvous Sis 7cI rsesiged; and according ctha
Ate report Of r Tues~r she previous receipts OF tns
year amounted 10 81 ss3 ITO ~ -hco sa1sa ,oo 90
two last weeks mate grors sum M 1--WE tSo 40
Then a. the oonp.nv IRE ided with the tseiitis
and the supply Of coal il day. 'ncreesing[sno
take busuess he srag~ for she remsm
ing sixteen weeks If IN. en,cc receipts irom
ceal alone will IN 81 s.. os3 a. TO ibis amount,
IL take the actual receipt, q merchandise
GERS mails &c mp Seth ~ Juoe and double tho
amount, without no'icing 'h- progress 10 tncr aN We
cannot make the OF the road less than
S. $40 ss2 20. Then educt he expenses, which
amounted to 1925 6G5 80 rrg the 6rst months
Of the year. and double t. % for the remlining 6ve
moutt 8 the amount ~"ni- 81 $50, $50 a. leaving
net revenue Of 81 g. To- ne capital employed in
the con pctiop-eqnsi :" ~ per cent
But as ibis i bu, he ret fcnm a rapidly progress.
ing local trade ask sofnn TO the prospective
nm mesa from sther source, The recent connection
with the rail- oas ann ,n~noe 10 the lAkes wiz
secure the trade and southern as' 81 tna Important
seclion and thu var ~" sdd gres 20 Ine
Erie with the Nahs .rsl 4i the Dauphin and sus-
aud the Pc ding spi harrisburg railroads. are
Alec Important feeders. ami their several prospecm
viii serve 10 engh,4n tn. portion Of the community
seeking fafe, II not pred @'ts ohjees Of investmen,
shall, with your Permist H. give 'nen' S'pS'es'
The dry goods traffic ha. ben active during ina
ras week The large aucioa sales which occurred aoone
the date d last, brought hber greater hummer OK
Western and Souhern mee' AVIS who purchased prs"y
freely desirable fabrics ut aher unsatldAosory
rates in the auction having secured enough
OF such articles therein those have since mad9
some cOnniCtJaOie navIu8
bought them at tolersby fair picss their action has i'm
par ted more vigorous business, which is be.
coming quite evident IN ,oe Increasing confidence OF
bolders especially Of sessonahe gooss, who think
II probable that an he prse,t anxiety Of i'm
porters to dispose If y Ell supes SHAH have been
allay ed veer and hea,r r,afc cannot fail to be
realized We hope ha. tits may BE- The result OF tho
| fall campaign.
Brown sbeatirgs aud shr'ipgs are in moderate CO.
| mand at previous quota'icns Choice makes are the
least abundant ana the armss in price Baachae goods
are plentier and 10 ie yard cheaper yet
they do not attract NJ Cotton jeans are
sslenble and firm W. OF no arcuH ulaHon oe
stock. Folders Of depms disposed to realscs
but not nj reduced rates they do not find very
spi,ed customers The,e du feeling in The market
for drills which 10 good supply and rather limte1
demand. No important change In noticeable In duck.
ms are moderately deal, m at lie for GlasgoN
and Lancaster, and 1880 for Manchester, per yard.
| Lawns are unatered O-nabsgs a-e freely offered ut
easier prices but they not s'ivsly Inquired for
ing to the susp. nsion shpm""ts If grain Printing
cloths dull and heavy. and though no actual de:hnt
in prices be discovered its plain that these tsnd
downwards. Prints have det.rIor.ied fully Nc pei
yard within month get ,hs, r-msio quiet, with an in
reasng stock On hand Stripes and ticks appear about
the same.
The current emente in ~oolen fabrics not very
extensive, do they anoro much encouragement y
manufacturers sellers rather hotter inquiry exists
for blankets fancy cashmere cloths and doeskns bu(
at nnguid prices II goods pretty freely tsndered
in scms instances without regard to tho exigen'
cies Of the trade, viicn csu,ot but have
beneficial effect npon the market Flannel
are selling in larger qoartt e., At former figures
Jeans continue In moderate request at dropping rates
We notice feature IL The business in nnseys
mcusln Go lanes. Sa'inets bri.ssrbeing abundant
the decline sha ala have not attracted much no
tire yet The stoci IL ons, and 10 held with con
siderable nrmness. Tweens are in ast and Engud.