The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21


The following is comparative statement Of the imports
Of foreign dry goods New York for the week and
January L.
For the uesk. 1856. 1857 1859.
Entered At the port. ,see 1,l2Sso2 745,l 1888
Thrown on Tho market. Sl4,7sl 16s,5os 7t7,66l
Since Jan ], 1855. 1857 1858
Entered At the port s4s 4ss $50 AibS472 2oss2 Ss4
Thrown the market AZ 693 ,l0o 49, $50 l66 25o3iS
By the above statement II Will be that the pora-
items Of dry goods entered ct this port during the past
week have considerably increased and have closely
Appropriated the for the period Of 1865
and 1857. The amount thrown upon the market was
largely in Of as and nearly equal to
in 1856 The total entered at this port since the st OF
January last still less than half for the Same time
time during the past two years the aggregate thrown
upon the market for tho same time Is largely under the
In 1856 and 1857 As usual seas Of che
TONERS is very light, and must continue until the
fall trade opens. Importers are Withdrawing GOODS
freely from the public 10 ,hrox upon the MARKET
and joobers are replenishDg their stocks Of foreign
goods-msny desirable styies--fresh impor,auoos OF
which and nTmer Ine conduoa OF the Vest
cru Northwestern States Continues TO oe subject OF
anxiety 10 the trade rhe recent aud foods
having csured considerable injury the crops, ana
pecay that Of Indian corn have tended 10 discourage the
prospects Of the fail trade for quarter country
yet Is believed that fine AID seAsonspie weather from
this time forward will DO much 10 reesr the DANA yes
and cause good average yield Under tue adusoce Of
sprung in the market FOR breadsus in the psrt
the week, and IL was measursoy ssept OF Hour nd
vance In prices White whest and corn we're also
higher. With the close Of the week, however, coun-
derce In bad crop prospects became flied, the
fever OF speculation subsidized, and the market
in the two last days has dccoed about per
rel White wheat vas Afro less buoyant sno corn
changed. With recovery OF the wess, which Ia wy
progressing, trade would be greatly improved. hs fail
business with tho south southwest the MIDDLE
Ststxs likely 10 prove good Tough the crop
have been injured IN places, ct prices lseiy
rule high rooacce, rice other hEels be
good and 70 bring remunerAtye prices Areafy some
goods are gong fos ward to repienish Assorten
Orleans ana In Texas, 70 supply the Interior
There 10 hhey also 70 be revival spmeols Tor
the American Psnc settlements, CAUSED By discovery
Of pev gold oeos north OF California rhe ecoaony prac
tsed st lhe West Il bringing the country iato
conditor, and Will enable iu merchants 70 co q
sAfer business. The Collections continue 10 be
fair, and debts ere met with mo.e regularity
han was under the have bsep expesd
In domestic cotton gooos the msrhet continues nrm
Heavy brown iheeting nrm at skc . skc six aud
eight mouths Bicached goods unchanged; DRILLS
were rrm; brown were held ASK Denims we're ua
charged Prints not opened for fall trade We
have no charge 70 notice Of momen In other
domtatic manufacture. The auction saes during t,e
week have bean light and not Of saciens magnitude
afsrd any clear index standard Of prices The city
retail trade va checked In the fore part OF the by
vet and chilly weather but with thc rctarn OF
clear weather aiiu close will likely assume an
nation,