The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-03


a.! CREDITORS without preference This was . stock COM
pany, engaged for years In he manufacture OF
hardware numerous uzesul articles sold to dealers
Ril parts OF the country.
The Eraadtop Railroad is IN She hands OF Sheriff
Huntington county, He sdvesIses to sell the rolling
stock o! the road soeAycomonves and every Thing
blu. the read itss-oa small Judgment Of $50 oOo There
VIII be no Interruption Of business The road.
The Philadelphia Ledger Of Inc I'd inst says
Two three quite large failures here announced
Yesterday one In groceries, and one In the West India and
South American trade AMI one In DRY goods. the
rouncemsn is OF the 81 facts created little
ciienen., but inc community has used 10
within the iass few weeks that they have
ceertd 10 command attention longer than for very few
hours. The effect win PROBABLY be continue the strin
genCy OF the mcusy market and perhaps add
CT protested paper held by me banks Al there Ii
little Going in bills the steat There money enough In
have noshing 10 buy with. We end to the pre-.
seHi distress and embara ssmeni until We have .
sumption OF specie pay menss be that period near
mote.
The annexed statement exhibits the value Of foreign dry
Cosds imported into this per. during the past week.
s!sse January l, In each OF the past three years.
sovnsrs IN roKnss DRY GOODS.
Es,sr,a !. w Zee . $3.50 1855 dss
Thrown on market. ls9s,2lo 1,s7s,s3a $4,000
since Jenuaryl 1850 .- 1853 s, -. AN 1851 go
Thrown on msrset.. 6a,o5s,sse 77,s7I,7W 7saso,5is
The dry goods trade less parsyzsd by tho
extraordinary panic urder which the pubus mind
Gently sborcd Tho failures which have among
the large commission houses and their agents. for tho sao
or American domestic cotton goods has cansed good deal
Of ssgrauon In the uents OF this class or goods
Is expected howe7er that the excessive alarm
subsidies, 10 some extent ~ leAft ihngv will be
settled, and the demand FOR This class OF manufactures
will improve especially the further OF supplies
Is not anticipated and with the ssoppAse Of ila ii the
East, some dminuton IN s0cFs may ne hoped for Tue
heaviest drag on tse EMre,n manufacturers In found
In their accumulated ltcck OF heavy cotton cloths
which canro, be sold at prices equivalent 10 the
the cost Of ctton To add TO this
export ate In suh goods 10 India and % China has been
n.trferod with py the OF In the production Of
thin light goods they have done better and enabled
eel In many at fair remunerAdye prices The dis
iurbsnoe In the domestic exchanges caused by bank
troubles 10 the Interior hA obeored saes In all depart
menis or The trade, and especially with the west Those
houses having good Of Southern aud Southwestern
cnstcm nrd difficulty, and manifest ,ro hesitation to
rsde however, IL drawn to close and This Is the
When the Wet should purchase moot freely and al thrgy
considered there rather doing Ia ra. direction
II ms nj 30 expected The paymens - day b. The dry
go05s hougs u wss supposed would b. 20 exonssise
70 ,est the olvonoy or OF them Bui learn from
good suhoi TIA. their payments viii not be largo
,rtcirs.ei hs, theg vii 20 thropgn better han
supposed II formerly TIRE disposition Of ou- i,Dbcrs
70 svc importers noe., psyaOie The Isl and 4tn OF tue
month, AMI especially IN uttJher. We understand tn2t
this casSm has been changed and that the dates or pay
tners are uor ore ,qusly cisoueo. The foreign dry
gcot, sde arook n the general duness ard rslas 81
IN ,orters iobhcrs moderate The suspension Of
large auction pablo sales 70 be lois exIan
ave ana angsed aided 81 the caution Of sucneneers Ia
tkng ra,tr especially from Out Of to-r buycrs; vet
r.r busuoss continued 20 he tcus NJ me dercn hcurev
IN the usde,