The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23


Of foreign dry goods al New yorA Tor the week an
January L.
PR ~. W.sk 1855 1851 1855
Entered a the port. ... 81 os327i oiIei1 sss sa2
Thrown on market. 9ai $50 2u2,;03 i,ois,i 2s
Entered al The port ss1 s2os2o 81 500 80 50 aas oss
Thrown on market. ~ 20s 0GS 7soa3o24 IS 212llO
The above table exhibits falling on both in the amount
Of entries at this port aud the thrown upon the
mark, compared with the corresponding week for the
two preceding years. The remark applies TO the
period the LIST Of January last tho present date
Tie fan may b. considered as about over. The
trade from the West, which has been irregular
and light through The autumn, ,osed With lees
spirit probably than would have been the case
Ind il not been FOR the late severe depression la
bre adstufs. Tie absence o. any export demand
Of importance with large rocepts from the interior,
have tended 70 reduce prices. The stocks are large
here and also n Buffalo AMI dswogo The supplies hcd
IN the latter places vii hardly have time allowed Tor their
shit to the seaboard before ue closing of the canas
Alter the close q navigation likely heavy stocks OF
grain will remain at the interior p0ris until spring
large portion Of nour, both In wntcr and summer now
reaches market Ivy railroad, while grain almost excu
svcy comes forward u lie canals tn CIRCULATION IN
town lots Wild lands and rairoad Nv merchants az the
West deep and extensive previous t. the pani
las; year, TO be relieved by single crop by one
states ~ the wcs has been quite restricted aud
collections tedious. The best and most reliable
trade Of The season came from the planting
states, the middle, Atlantic and central or older
states Il the West II n believed that those
who may have been induced 10 speculate in brcadsturs
and provisions early IN the will be liable 10 meet
with losses In domestic cotton goods transactions were
moderate. The character " the late advccs from China
contradictory, and IN the neither very definite
satisfactory. Trade represented 10 be dull boil,
t Canton Hong Kong and Shanghai though our accounts
stated that at the latter place trade improving Tn.
der present circumstances the export trade Is dll aud
heavy cotton piece goods could he forced of without
concession IN prices Stocks ~ most kinds have &C
cGmuatcd. Raw cotton, within month or six weeks
has declined cent per pound which Of ITSELF II
permanently established, VIII have the effect 10 depress
the market a. extcns At Manchester al last ad
vices trade less active. while prices we're
Brown domestic shrtngs and shectngs we're dun M
except for favore productions Pine yard inch beached
shirtngs Of fayorite makes, we're al Ike Cheaper
grades we're firm, and IN light supply Grades Of
seven eighths and three quarters mere quite steady
Drills. the absence OF demand for China were auct
Chime drills held al ssc osnaburgs were in good
supply and duh PrA cloths o. desirable nnencss were
firmly held. Printed goods generally were com
paratvely quiet. Cassimeres, cloths jeans fannes and
blankets Inactive and sales limits. The market
for nearly all foreign goods usual this season OF the
year, quiet, but fashionable fancy and desirable
staple goods, both British and Continental firmly
held. The stocks 20 be carried over will be cool deal
less than they were this fast year: and the sprnp
trade Wal open with fewer old goods b. clear ont 10 make
roam for new and fresh mporatos The opinion seems
10 prevail that the spring trade will prove both extensive
and satisfactory Several auction sales have been held
odds and ends disposed Of 70 stoyks sale Of
blankets sustained prices special sale Of shawle was
held tho 2lst inst u the Importation Of ~ Hcnncqun
4 Co., which drew good company, but prices ruled low
Earlier H. lhe week the 20th inst closing ont sales
Ct some Fronch importing houses held. and some
hrls. considering ~. advanced stage a. The season
brought IAN pflctx tfsUnV which were union Made W#e
teive' .c tn fa 49r ht 8t 9ut 0vet -ein. r'an.cH
ar 10 tH made n dIy rnus 8.ms ~ as III eh.ngur
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