The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-01

ne 20 great BY fAse economy . large number ~ hes
and read repa:rer haze been c,a.ssed tnat the,
psy might be saved help exc out the snan:hy eAn
VI the riAd and save enough 10 give psvy Of y2s o
year 10 Ssss gssensn 10 occupy the rrs.sdenls cha
n he Nov York ofHos Jne CsnHsl has disnisset ovs,
n,e hundred men within few weeks ss1 ihe hli u ~
pahs n Mr. Corning vii of DO augmented IN iSa
properties. will DO well for the poor stockholders II
stops a. THAI
The kilwauke Stin in abiding TO the trio OF the New
York Committee over the Ia Crosse and MI wsuke Rail
road, says:.-
Mr. Jewsu, Of Poughte ep.!e N Y In re,ponse 4, a
persistent call for him rAa as rspresen
tave Of the people OF his rty rho had La Crosse
lies, who had been Invited by toe President, Nj XII
bourne to send an attorney to MI ause exsm,us
books and affairs Of the corporation He had At ended
that duty He had beer aided fsnki by those In charge
OF the books. ADD could eay his Pleasing TO
ssy-ha nothing had fallen ppter his ey in deros alton
OF the giy or so dness Il the la Crosse corporation
leA, from god authority ,hs, ,he osheY geni,s
imprinted Mr. Je~ett In this cufy bere, hs. him.
saisfed themseves, by an Log econ OF he books.
and sseoants III tne La Crosse MtlwauKie Rail
road Company, u ut the efa's Rave besn well mao.geo
that Its business s eteadily the irxe.se ard that.
when compl'ted to La crosse and Its porth es,ern ter
mpus Win be the Dupest aud mos, produc,v e road 10
s,sie Such, esaured will be tie substance
e. AtIr to the sockb drs whose yeouest thev
have made this tAvesikAon, IA to the In Cro~se aud
th~aukie RAILROAD tUeh, ~.h lie Western North
western e',ons, no man who glauces u, sae Of
for mon ent that Il is desnea 70 he the greatest
thoiooebise Of Trade and travel in The North che
advantages which t' early eompltoc VIII secure our
CITY iDcacoable With this road Hnshed 90 In Crose
sbd 81 Paul terry In operation connecting
our NIL auke system Of shsays with the Detroit and
Nilv sukie the MI Ruke and Po Huron the G, We~
and Grand Trunk roads, may BID defiance
petit On
In relation " the Boston money Market the Post of tsat
city Gays
The banks do not gain much In specie although for
Ma Va
seine few parcels have been received from the Interior
ard the Assi tapt Treasury On saturday morning the
amount in n ate r eet ~ s69, 200 Money Is
worth per cent the street for tue avore names
and -bat II called srst class paDer osunot be quoted al
less than to 10 With more done at 10 thsn Prime
business te. OF lees celebrity are 10 70 II Mt and
rreakDg generally money ~oth fon 10 10 II per
for be Of endorsed notes that usually takon ut
bspks per The best brokers pay ing per
cent on CALI and the ice Of call loan. to outsiders run up
TO Is per cent The banks poor and doing little.
However there ia no srDsenoy anywhere on good paper
while /. Is very hsr to eec! sales second class notes
or loans stock coaterais
The trade 10 dry goods the past week has exhibited In
creased eesainess Distant Gust fro The South and
Wet have appeared In stronger forve and entered tho
market with freedom, especially for cotton
facturei goods, which, Is believed, about
low they will be during tho season. with chance thai
they may 20 higher. Cotton has now reached l64c
lbKc per ID. for middiing uplaads and New Orleans,
the highest price has borne 10 seventeen years with
sdvoes from Manchester England represent that trade
had improved and that ysrns and ceths had advanced
Tho export trade the past light The shipments
were made chiefly to Mexico Heavy cotton sheet
inss and shirings continued Arm recent quotations
while light unchanged Light shrtiDgs and sheet
ngs In fair reques and prices steady Drills, owing
to the light export demand, were dull and nominal, O.
exc for brown &c. for bleached and 1910 for blue
Cotton jeans and denlms In fair request, while
prices unchanged. Stripes and ticks were 10 good
stock, and ices unatcred. Cotton dsck has made no
35c for No. l. IS Should this article fail 10 advance In
August TO correspond with the enhanced value OF raw
cotton, prices mu,t srccumo, or mana'score,s mast
how heavy cotton goods can be sod at pesent prices
considering the present rates which raw cot, On CON
msnds without o~ Before the new crop
reashss market In Tie autumn We shodid
not be surprised to hear that several estsb-
iisbmenu both In this country and In England have
been short time, owing TO he scarcity and
his price Of cotton Prints In large stock and In
great variety Of styles and Gales wers making pretty free
~ mostly at ehc ice l2Kc accordig 70 sty cs and
makes. GDgbams ranged from lokc. Ike, accord
Ing 10 Nous. aine de lanes navc appeared In large
stock and In great richness aud va'ieiy OF styles, aud
saes making a steady prices which ranged accord
TO styles and maker from lie isc for ordinary lsc
Tor choice ana ,1 ma orrs.
Tweedr ard jeans 10 mUdera, request Sba ais pre-
snted good supply and erea, varisy OF patterns Ac.
oorcibg they unnamed from 81 DO 81, aud
mixed from SO 90 In foreign grades joboers sho sed
some more disposition to purchase from importers,
but the trade cood be consic cred active.
We have important changes, so~ever 10 notice In the
prices The martet IL well supplied with ootn French
and Epglhh fabrics emor.cps greA variety Of rich aud
appear In robes figured stpes and In many cases
horizontal 20 the wsls Ombro striped de mines also
sought for account OF their nesness OF style Rich
merinoe var, ron sal 20. Slmuer grajes OF isuc ,
silks ,,eaay and IN good request Standard acks
Hiso steady and In fair detnaud Heavy cloths and
blankets IN fair request and prices unchanged.
The Smoked statement exhibits the vsro Of foreign dry
Foods imported into this port ourrs the WEEK. and since
January In each of tho pas, three years
MOVEMENTS IN FoRnGS DRY Gooos.
FIR the Week 1895 1855 1851
Entered the port. 81 o2tbsl 3,I6s,sl5 pos ,si6
Thrown on the market. 1,,2s,oTo 3,izS,l aSssss2
Since JdnndTy /, lSs5 1855 1857
Entered at the port S5i so S. 26s d1 63 aia s2s
Thrown on the market, IS go ois b53e2sS 60 2s7 40