The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-27
MOVEMENTS IN FoKhGS Day Gooes.
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Value put the market during the week 81, 52s s34
This week has been OF the mos, active Of The
in the dry goods trade Many merchants who were
lettering at the watering places during the
and the prevalence yellow reports returned
to the city, and have bpsy employed themselves msk
ing their purchases for the winter trade In the Interior
Both importers and jobbers have been busy and staple
gcocs. both foreign sud domestic have good de
msnd al steady prices should the mportaons continue
large for the mander Of the season. heavy stocks
be len over there 10 cangcr that the supply OF foreign
goods will be in Of the extent and value o exports
for the past six months 70 pay for them. With any ma
teral decrease the exports Of agricultural product.
there danger that we shall have balance OF trade
sppeM sgsinst "a OF rather formidable dimensions
Though the Irces Of brcadsus may rule through the
al fair rates no expects that -four and gran
will bring The high dgures hey did the pss season dur
re the exsterce OF the Eastern ~sr. Cotton though
bgh snd not likely TO decline the crop Of this year viii
not believed reach the yield of lea, year In other
Words there fear that the value OF exports ofsg.
cultural products Of this years growth will not meet
those OF the past year Hence aid foreign goods con.
tinue 10 come in large scse hitherto may
EXPECT TO see fall In prices. The expectation or
cotton piece goods has been rather more active
ohtay for Australia, south America and Mexico.
Some unessinsss 10 feh with regard 70 shipments
20 yeMeo, on sccount ~ the reported expectation
hh tfesnd nay blockade the Mexican porU the
Gulf o. Mexico, provided certain demands in favor Of
sriih bopohcloers are not complied with. There has
b,tn 20 important change In foreign goods during the
vuk french silks and ribbons with other staple
continue hrm, without alteration Of moment Ia
prices The aGvarct previously noticed In silk Goods In
itsfrc viii tend sustain pre- prices this
gtCds. There u little cr prospect that cotton can
otf the ueEt Of the present crop rule any
wth went often iaht sooner or later rse 10
arntttsptrdipg price. Brown sbeetnes have been In
Pad Z. uand a. sbort sc &c Rleached goods were
In lair ,msnd, While One goods were heavy Drills were
In fair ctnsbd for export With tales at &c for brown
tntlto were selling At SIZE and blue at csc asna
were without ctsnse IN price, and rather quiet
The lower Qualities, suitable for gram bags we're IN good
1msnd, srd CIR Corset jtans were arm with fair
ttnsnd unchanged rTiCef Carton nann.l we're more
6fuy he'd, wHh Moderate sti,s ftmius were hrm
and iaretd from axe. to ZOE. accord ng h. makes
StrIts End ticks quick Of sale for an kinds and
Wm. Cotton cuck ~ FAIR demand nod rrfcss I'M
charged In Prints. and desirable STYLES yer, arm
ptc ether descriptions dun Mousse me lie lance
VIE acilvr snd ~ nj t4rGSrd nakoe fsbeed from ttc
1Cc. end txua do ~ Sai Cc,hs III bttt half and
All vtci frm. md the Jrodsclon light Css,iueres
end faaheis were r. r,quesi AID nc rect 4usHtlcs
brruIIt The tcs yTicts sa'frr.s wcro NJ ard rood
mektg fnrfcd frtr stG tc Tweees can, were Suu
ittrvf ustt 49, -" 49, he f'bff = rsfye " hs
M,s ~ W.T. ~ "vt IatLte
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