The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-10

pha chiefly centred in the hands of this rm their ba
win reach TOWARDS 81 80 600 which far reia
Die evidence Of the improved prosperity OF the book
business here than the trade sale affords They bought
largely Of Derby Jackons invoice, who made the best
that was realised here Their sales reached % 81 OOa
little more than halt their amount in New York. Their
contributors quite udciously estimated for the
limited audience, but through the Influence of the Lppn
coas and largo buyer in attendance from Baltimore,
usy had very liberal publication o. their new and
York not more than 200 were taken On the Other hand
the few who hsj ventnred large Lines, one or two hun
dr,d copies liss iewe Of Boston, suffered severely SUCH
lots alplicatei Tho Lppiacotts mads an excel
lent sale their books, 10 the amount of some 50 600
Philips Sampson sold still larger invoice being about
half their quart ~ in the New York sale. Barnes Co.
got capit IN and fun sale Of their invoice Rcd1ed
dil asr"ry, bat with the conclusion of his books to-
day the thing began to drag Stanford Dcssar Of Now
York who ha tL,assnd dollars here Ira luckily
for the, withdrawn their invoice, which pa towards
re end On they might have ha'i as bad slaughter ms
Jepats big lots
RESULTS o. ynr sAIE--Tgm ENGLISH rraS
We entire anoset 81 tir SAFE small the books
were no On hand % sell There you'd be objection OF
question made aee Pha4epna sale IL il could be Kept
a. tbs level OF regular "parcc sale There is another
~ the kind to begin in Cincinnati Monday, which, ii
.iew OF rs ,istsicc Las reason oi its EXISTENCE
whilst the "Noyenocr parcel sale u Bangs Merwn, in
New York, o.curns perfectly legitimate gronnl, by
OF the fact that docs effort 20 rival AMI
nentazn the o ets al resaar vcnion OF the entire
trade The more q these parcel sales, Of course, the
most iidc,nt fact the quiet adoption by the Lip
pGcots y the Harper prncc which strikes at the root
" tie trade sale ,s'cnthat Is selling direct to custom
ers ard allowing n n the trade sale discounts orders
during gwen time This the lippincctts have prac
caiy stcd II seems, By letting their prices daring
-, trade sac, II not longer. II may rely u,on the
statement which cnrcnt herr ir0m them they have
thus sold nearly one Laf books themselves tan
whole trade sales will IL is also stated that
the Harpes VIII this season have sold in the ncghhorhood
Of $4,000 upon their new plan such result must DO
conclusive.
The total Of the New York and Philadelphia trade sales
: itte more than $500 zoe, i even that falling OF
probably from other years Of 100000 The sales upon
the "ccnaf pan, very extensively adopted this year,
account for the deficiency,
People accordingly TAX e the decline OF the auction
pan, anc tho tsc avail there would be .essrs Jru
ninps Bel Ia follow Their business 20 New York Ne.
vheiess should 'h, renew to proposals Of last spring
made 10 IeaNts friends, Of buying his fixtures rooms,
Sc anu aid - something ~ bUn9s. there is doubt
but they could continue % Tie satissa ton OF tie
trade, very ioursn.nr business great
petcnsc and popularity would be gladly hailed in tue 20
-ton whilst the fact that TIER advent IN New York world
unite a. the cX!stng divisions 81 the
a harmonious platform would give general satisiac-
tion. In the movement foot they have one more
chance, which they may profit by II they shall take the
tide at lis present food. Inevitably me English pan OF
thu Harpeis will DC fully gained u spring after
which single trad sale house i have ample ability
20 TIE entire business which viii b. under
oid I, stem. Ferbaia Sap.