The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

Totem IND Nr. Ran Rnnr eis, Scr ths establishment
rsges on We pc ssDssrs. i ON the interior we
karp That General Herrera bad been ~ Ocsns on
DE I'D unimo, and removed thence 70 the National
Port, where he was GU he IA Melos pro-
sesdings we have heard pothtg by the resent
rsn, but pr sum- be is sill In the nsighborhood Of
Bogota. The health OF the I-thnus Wa gooi, but
Il is stated that vast number Of persons had
lately died from the Effects of ut IN perance.
STATE OF THE MARKETS.
-Four was again lower yesterday. Common
brands of s,e sold at 81 81 Is, sno wing further
decline 25c- 10 soc. per barrel, making total de-
cline since Saturday asst o 81 a 81 IS per barrel.
Extras were also heavier and low +. southern
brands aso partook, nearly in thu ratio, Oft
genera decline. Ezra G orgetown SOLD 1T IS,
while Baltimore common was 81 a 81 so. Wa Il
also tened downward, and whits Genesee WIS
unsettled and nominal. 4 lot of Cana Ia ycise sod
az 81 So, in boud. Corn was gihonJ marked
,hAnge. Cotton steady at the quota. or.s giyea
10 81 ether column.
Some Philadelphia dealers ia soa visited one OF
our oity dealers yesterday, and intin,a,ed % them
tons tney were ready contract fcr iis delivery
| esser terms than rhey we're dlsJosed 10 do iss.
| week.
| nees1s. s II. d c. ". Festef held very large
special sale OF rich styles u French goods which
comprised 040 lots, all II which, with few ex ;ep
items sold. The sale drew la &c aid spirited
| cop2aDy snc il .iuded c1y ioboars ed mtag out
| % town purchasers, especially from orr ns shbor-
Dg cities. The sale proved . be anon, one Of the
largest OF The fe.son, anu, also. among vi sne
hest and pesrle all the lealog lines 81 good styles
of gecds were sold az An inpfoTs meat the price
! Obtain ed for similar goods az previous saies.
/, Among the large nrmber OF lo,s scld ssre heavy
ines plain ana figured dc lailes, r,ch silk goods
| Fren prints aud pri;tsd Go LANES, may lots Of
Stch sere dapli ased. AZ Te have heratofora
| given the prices which these styles Of goods hag
brought st previous sales it is not necessary to r.
port the prices in detail obtained to-day It is suh
cient to remark that they were such as to iudicae
| an improved feeling and improved rates, AID
especially for The richer styies. There evidently a..
ps area to prevail better spirit among both job
GERS ard importers. 1t was said that the county
me chants were paying ny better than rad recently
been anticipated. One large house had already r
ceiyed the cash for threefouths Of their last sprirg
sales.
| Messrs. Van Wyck, Kobbe h Townsend, held a
catalogue sSle Of French goods which consisted of
1888 lots, among which there was large line Of rib
bons. The sale drew good company, and the good
ribbons good styles Of them were sold at better
| prices than those obtained at previous sales Com
Non qualities were sold at low rates. A line Of vel
vet ribbons went of with much :ivity and abou.
( 700 cartons were duplicated.
! Messrs. Wilmerdings Mount held q catalogue
sale Of assorted dry goods which comprised 800 lots.
The sale drew good house, and with few exec ;
| tons the whole were sold. Included in the sale
were about 200 lots Of linen goods, which brought
| fair prices.