The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-29

Of foreign DRY goods OF New York for the week. and ssce
January L.
For ihs ~eek. 1855. 1857. 1864
Eniereo siae port. se2ae,e ss,ass ss9.ol2
rn,o-n 90 mars.t.... s'sis a4a.isi sss3n
rssreo At the por, 40 geo rls7.ut le.rIsss
Thrown market. 4osie Sal ss2sss 73 "a tcs ,7os
The extreme nclemency Of the weather which has pre-
vsd the greater part Of the present week has acted un
fAvorsbly upon the dry goods trade veil upoa he city
retail trade upon the jobbers aud sspe sally regard
70 their country customers Win the return Of set
lied and favorable weather trade 10 The lighter class
goods expected partially TO revive The sprisg rsIe Is
rapidly approaching k close, and the trade com
MERGED making preparations 10 meet the fan basuess
mis- week and next s also witness tbs close o the pro.
cipa auction saes. which viii no, be fully revived until
the fall business has been commenced. During the pre-
cent week several Gales Of some otsrsst have tsksp
plsee kestrs. Baeesr'y \ O.. held . good sac Of
sooiltn goods, vestnes, nc which ss veil attended,
and especially BY cotoers, ~oo ms3o purchases the
DspufactuIers CT clothing W fail Messrs
Nso vs. ok. Towns nd and Tzrens held sas Of mixs
French soods, Bcu lmg line Of IlbbJps selo we'll
a sale ~ WImerdps, Hfguet AMI Hlmbsft va 40
held 81 lace muens and outsD glods sitn uplo story
ar cles, winch proved sait-is-ioty. me same houss
.so be Sse tsle yesterday q French goas the pfia
cta lie Of whch cons s,sd 0f desirable boons OF veil
kEovn snuf.cufe vhoh sold remarkably ssl. and the
pces obts ftd were fully " ab u the beat Of Ihe
srp. considering the urfav-rable weasher A sale OF
tncn foods sss 90 made by arother house yesterday
tie Oh ~ auectcn OF hch consisted OF Ses shs sls
Which sold at very satisfactory prices sao OF carpet
mss, oonsstc suo iOrsisD made BY Haggsrty Co.,
rtich rtsized far prices wnie the Imports a
the week have fsl en- betow those Of Last year
the tmount thrown upon the markt IN considers
big In excess OF the amount Tor the tame tins
at year vhle The aggregate % eotries and
goods tbrosn spDn The m1Ket since the s Of January
sti Issgey btlos the amount for 1be period
1851 l. Is believed that staple foreign gDois
Their lowest point fer the present. and thai those forced
by auction and other mtans the pact add present
sprng be replaced except nj higher rates sod
that purchasers m the fan sl be Jmpeed 10 pay higher
prcse. In fomestc pods have ggcs, changes 70
chronicle n sufficient that staple cotton gooos veil
certain ely lee Of vooen gcoos, hold their own and
some The former have been more hfuly held,
vhile there Is In The prJduc,n especially Of
that Glars Of heavy goods In demand for export We
quote good makes Of brown shiriiDg and theeting
months, ard eZc, eight mcntbe Beacneo goods eere
upnferged Drills were sea5y at last wses's Crices.
Osnaburfs dul DenIms ~ neiium priced q1ali.
quiet Printing cloths quc with moderate talas Of
ttsCo ~ 4{c lawns we're q1iei the de nsnd mole
The sale Of spring styles Of p'us soou, over
and COMMISSIONER nov begin 70 receivs suitable co'ors
for THE fall Uade Delsnes and Fipebams we're quiet
In eoths spd meree the movement vH unotera'n,
bsy opd the purchases of co'hers ~no are buvog FOR
the pfoducuon Of cothng for the s trade. They s'7'
ere buy ne more freely OF jeans and Sauces ~n w
ftue view. II foreign goods there bss ben come 40
n ard from clothers for heavy ~onllens 1ufs Esg
lsb ov Grades OF woollens and good f7rs Of yest.g
have cCIe Better, and realized 'fr rrcIH 0os'fabc
~ les Of French goods " fsir 1c1a- A. end sge
sfh rhboLs Of fresh importao1s, I'D Gclnste
10 n rtnureratve prices