The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-26

Piiisbuvg and vireE ..... 100000 $4,000
Clev, land and Pfnssurg ........ 10000 5000
CHARTERS Valley f............... 10000 5000
Total. ................~.... 50 s0o,ao slas 900
Ohio and PenusylvaSiaH ..... $500 900 $4,000
~ao re- posa. mar: ed rsnd;,.S y sss
eco Of their obligations 70 be pald by the people
Roads marked repudiase in 1857, and $4,000
Roads married. win repudl' in 1853, and the people
will then commence the annual pay ment Of railroad iax
is shown above that tia railroad tax Of the city OF
P,tsbIrg her separate subscri tou slosoo0
To which add her share, o2S, of the county sub
Making the whole railroad tax pay aOlo by the city
Of PsbuYg lSo, 300
Which over two per cent nine millions the
cd value Of The real estate Of the city This whom added
10 the present city TAX Of n mile the dollar, makes
over forty mills every dollar Of the real estate Of
he city and when tho expenses Of cole ons and exono
raons arc added the property holder. of the city viii be
compelled TO pay i've per cent annually forever on the
value of their property
The annexed statement exhibits the value OF foreign dry
goods imported into this port during the week. and snse
Japua ], In each OF the past three Year,
MOVEMENTS Fosnos Day Goops
Entered at the port 81 l3ss0e 1883 2ol
Throw on the market. 1,66o,c34 l,45,25l 936 3s7
Entered !. tn, SsI port GOO 77oiss7 o7ssss
Thrown market. 50bbl,748 1G,542,93 77,7I5,sS6
The dry Eoodr jobbing trade has been checked some
What the pre,ent week by the prevailing PAM, in money
matters, no. 20 much from the want or purchasers
the absence OF fair collections from ndsposton to
expand sales beyond what they consider to be prudent
line Of safety. The weeks busnes, however, consider.
Ing the troubled state OF the money market, has boon
good though railrres have occurred they
not than were 10 havs been anticipated
from the depressed rtae OF the times The Southern and
Southwestern trade continues 20 later period than ukuk
and heavy shipments, chiefly by Southern packets and
steamers continue TO be made In that direction There
has been fair business transacted the preasn,
With tho Western States The increase OF population In
tina. direction, with good cropi, and ths disbursements
Of government funds for provsions and bresdsus for
the army subsistence have rendered money plenty
especially about st. Louis, which again distributes II
smong the farmers OF the country and oonspres to give
augmentation in the demand for goods In the freuer
States instance In which pay ments have boon met
for rrrcha.es through the auction houses, may
ton Inst large had notes to fall due the 23d
nr 10 the OF s232 900, all Of which duly mot
Anoher this week bad sales notes fall due the
amount OF abcus 8le0 0o0 all OF which was also duly paid
We have no change 70 notice In domestic goods which
are In stock The failures at the BAst have tended
to paralyze the market, and sse little hope of
any permanent important change until stocks become
reduced from diminished production, and when with
fair con,umptvs demand prices my be advanced 70
pos,cn In accordance with the hga prices Of cotton
Foren cry goods were heavy and only now and desra
bile and seasonAble sly les selling Ut full prices
French silks much reduced Ia STOCK and good les
M rsrc good were scarce snd nrm Erglth woollens
firm, with far sales Desirable domestic wooens,
In ldicg blankets and nAnnes, 6rm and good do
mand The sales by auction the present week have boon
m'dera,e and oil Dv the latter descriptions OF desirable
ard eeasorsbe goods have dragged and when forced or
have In most showed decline OF about 20 per cent
from the rses MADE at the opening Of tbs seaon sale
OF shAvs was made on the 23d inst which wa well A.
tended, While those sold brought fair prices, consider
Ing the times, yet nearly shout ore half advertised
psssed or lwithdrawr. tale Of weolens made
by auction yesterday, including foreign and domestic
foods Tho good and desirable lets we'll up pro
vious rates, while common ana iess seasonAbe dos ri
tons lower and difficult sell Tho sales OF carpets
bsve embraced Pn,ladophia manufactures, lines
or which heavy, and sold 81 lover ratoa Fine staple
and reasonable goods OF desirable KEEP up very veil,
with steady demand from toe trade while cotton domcs
tics du, and prices unchanged Inc Importer held
iu s cs OF foreign goods yoi hcy are hot dis )osed In
the present ale or tao money Market 20 press Off sple
goods by special iacs si the auction rooms where
c~uCn would nAely be nocossary In taxing nees 10 pay