The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-30

ship Company rocsaty ~ 'hs1' We arrive at the FOLLOW
lac re~uIae;-
c.sh ~ hand in New York s:.,. ~
tash N bands Of agents, about ......,.. -" TO- ~,
Goals and stores paid for .............~ &c o.
ses msbip. storesbips and real estate 's ~
depreciation fund igZ,Js~
o o.,a . st"cs. . s'ss,s""
nhS PsS 1'e' co.. ovSW
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Leaving the net profit, the LIST OF May 81 2 34i
OR nearly 0per cent on the capital
On the 9Th inst dividend OF 10 per declared
which has since beeu paid amounting 1896 0O leaving
the actual surpIa, after the DIVIDEND ssso repro
ed IN follows
Csth invested 70 account Of Depreciation fand $4,000
~ ssSun
sondry assees OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $4,000
Ioea'. $40 600
Inokrg at the past, and taking into confederation the
not that tho company has the entire monopoly Of
ness, We sec Why the operations the
months. 10 November should NOT add at least $500 900
the balance above stated making the surplus TINT
date 81 10000.
Tho snnexed statement exhibits tho importation Of 70
reign dry eods into this port during hs rast end
since January !. In each Of the past three years.
MOVEMENTS IN FOREIGN DaY Goons
For the we,k 1875 1885 1887
Thrown on the market Si7,sii sa,sas Ss.ssi
Stece Jan. 7. 1855 1885 1857
Entered at the port e2 1872 90 $50 Al 1877 ST.
Thrown On the maket 2so7s,6ss 4O,9le,34I "a 2s,373
Value Of warehoused during tho past week $3.50 36y
The cry goods trade the past week the sea-
con- out not active Both the auction and the j,b
ing trade give indications that the height OF the .pring
business IL approaching ts customary term nation The
collections from the Interior fair and from the
they were rather better than for weeks previously
The news from Europe represented trade Manchester
Oh being dull and prices for ysrrs and cloths stationary
The movements IN domestic goods the past week inii
Gated nc material change In prices We continue Qnoe
brown heavy shectngs at &c exc for export and in
B'escbed shtetiDss and shlrtlngs were inactive and
nominal nenims were Arm Auoskeags were
at Isc. and other makes NJ 10Ha lie. Brown
diils were unchanged. Osnaburgs were In
quest, and prices without alteration of moment
Prtna we're qn'et and about 10 lower. Lawue we're dull
and rars hmi'ei; the stok not accommodating Print
tng cefhs were firmly held, with moderate sales. We
have no change 10 notice 10 American wooller goods
which continued drll ard inactive Large holders Of
stocks Of American domestic RodS manifested di.pos-
tieD, as genera thing to make concessions deus
by purchasers. Light fancy cassimeres fair do
Dand especially st les suitable for year Heavy
wooen goods # all kinds, out OF season. mainly
held over In bond In obbers' hands, await the
ut Of reduced duties the h'st of July Foreign
fancy gcod' of all kinds ruled dull, and coul be
forced OF AZ general ru'e without further reduc
ton 10 prices Staple silk goods Of dee able sy les In
Gliding blacks, were held at steady prices, and with
fair trade for the Accounts regsrding tho
ble number OF importing merchants have recently
sailed Tor Europe ald others ont 10 day IN the Arago
with the view " purchasing supplies Of foreign Qvds
suitable TO the wants Of American trade.