New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
The following is comparative statement Of the re-
polts Of the Boston Bal ks for the last two weeks:

',
ot urgent but lenders are firm in refusing to nego-
tiatt uI der II "a & cent for good names.
The Indepthdent says
roous have beer crowded with go ds and buyers, but
the leaoipg feature is in the fact tha French goods
have b, e. selling below he cost of importa ion.
We suspec Ct however, that this il more appear
apc. than IN reality Does not the cos of impouauon
me an be cost nj bout the usual drawback allowed by
the French Government We suspect it does, or that
az ast the Frebch importers ge, prof by the draw
back This system Of draw Osck vas 10 after
the lst July; but the goods now selling shipped
previous 10 the lst July las,.
Tie belief, which obtains very widely, that there is
avery large importation of foreign goods, keeps buyers
from conn forward as literally as on former occa
tiors. However, The jobbes bought very extensively
at the recent auctions, and gave evidence Of confidence
that the coui tJy is in want of goods.
TIE quantity OF French lk., Ne -noes Cassi neres
and D.snes cold TO distributing houses has been very
great and must have relieved the importers consd-
erably PIic.s uI der the present state Of the ket
est established. Hsegelty & Jones sold lat week
ousrtty Of fancy Cassimeres from the Manchester
Compay Y. but at decline from the prices at private
t,ade @, eat feal of silly talk is INDUCED in about
over OF goocs and Of such being injury
TO The country at large, The question Of profit aud
lose COZ ceirs the foreign importers alone who anly
Go LOT constitute the country at large; While the
,ume rs who form the country, derive the benefit of
The tall in prices which ever a,etds over-supphes Of
ooods. IL vet however, RENAME to be : whether
the country will not take the Wlole of the goods im
ported.
II is OF the custom Of the French importers 70 hold
their fsrcy goods over to arother season. They a.
wsys sell at some price; and the goods always
vanteo a. price. Tee importers better jadges Of
them on iuteIes. than the public, asd the whole
pain where they are supposed to lo.e while the great
INA ~ of col sumeIs have the benefit of lower prices
AMI r. greater variety OF choice.
The dry goods trade is oLly Just commenced S-p.
tenber ano October sales su-pect will tell differ
ent tale Tbose oealers backward in August will be
for ard II en- tor the unry is rich and wants 20 be
clothed. and iha. lu1uriously.
The folio sirg s our weekly report Of failures as.
siei mt D's, &c.
Webster. Button & Call, Boston, Mass ask an ex
:, sion liabilities shout five hundred tho asand dol
lsr.
W. Robinson Eighth avenue, New York city; sus-
per de and cod out.
l.. A. Butler Bngbamp.on, y. " Suspended and
assi igI ed
VIM. Barnes Pittsburgh, Penn; suspended
James Cowlinc Allegheny Cry, Penn; failed.
VIM Mckinney, Will an sport, Penn f; failed.
y Frarkhn Ritter EssiOD, Penp. fiued
j.. A. ROADS New Pbadel phia, Penn failed.
Brown a. Co.. Potsye, Penn; faL d. but will prob
ably settle 81 d cortinue.
L. Pric. L. Co Cincinnati, o.. failed
Simon Newb.rg,r Wabssb, Iad., has Confessed
ua pment 10 bis bIoher for elk thousand do ar.
Hollow TT sdI Co., Sheboygan, Wis. fsilci.
John Asuis, Plymouth, We; failed.