The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07


Per the Week. 1856. 1857. 1858.
Entered a. the port s2O2s 6s5 s2sol ae5 1850 SIG
Tbrowp on market. 2,osl,s33 3,o9ol22 3,732,s7S
Entered al The port s4s sec 1893 sss ia
Thrown the market be s2l ll6 342 39G63 $50
FOR the first time in many months the above table
shows that the imports Of dry goods at this port the
week ending 10 day, have been in OF what they
for the period in the past years. while
the sggregA.es January last still greatly in ar
OF what they for the same period In 1856 and
1851. The noont entered sad the amount thrown upon
the market for the week which has lust closed shows
lat importers have been animated with Increased conf
deree IN the improved trade anticipated during
The fall. The trade this week though fair, has
no, been active that OF the last Some mer.
chants from tho Interior have gone TO watering passs 70
krown 10 be At band. The amount thrown upon the
market this week has been larger than usus and N
teso 70 NJ up ne gaps IN tne sssormens hitherto com
plsrsd Of Inc Western trade expected In the 10
DC good srd co.her. have commcoced making I'd
heavy winter Ncles Of wearing apparel suitable for The
aie ian trade. Should the Atlantic telegraph cattle
succeed IN working wei i,s will enable importers to
repsnsh s,sortments in brief period Orders sent
New York Manchester, Paris or !yons In day
will caueo usr speedy shiprpeut by sreamsr ard their
dtvcry On the SIDE IN fortnight or three weeks where
as before the enpoyoen Of STEAMBOATS, and tesesphs,
10 have Gil order executed and delivered would have
required from two 70 three monihs-lhc delay
c,uaipg loss Of time and lp,eres, OF money,
while customers would be compelled 10 submit tot ne
delay DO without the goods In cotton domestic goods
the sales were moderate, while prices have boon
taned. Az narcncfser, accounts, the
conl ued IN favorable condition, though exhs, less
active than had oeen The New England Wors.ed Com
psny Ia 10 be merged into establishment TO bs do
voted to the manufacture OF Blankets It's stock being re-
ceved In payment Of subscriptions for the OF the
new company. Brown tbeetings barely sustained
&C., ard saes with the usual discount for cash or
short time, reported NJ SC &c lose. far pusi
dong IN beht che enss At prices Blesched
sbsctings and shrtngs less bucytut, while Gales
were making somewhat less freely. rrices, however,
without quotable chsnee Drills 10 larger sup
py and less scave while Quotations were the same Is
last week Prints we're N moderate activity; prime mad
GERS vere held At exc sloc. Tue styles still moet IN
vogue we're rs o fancy msses, with broad ornamental or
PLAN strpes rupsog around horizontally sltn dress
perpendcpar 70 10 darker colors with MI
lar stripes, raleabe for the fall trade Prntpp
coths nave been In fair demand lower counts we're
f'ncr sales were msde At bkc for 6lx6t sad at $40
for H1to Ginshsms werc'comp srativey quiet. Nous.
dc lanss were IN gcof demand Tor styles a. lsc q
soc Cloths selling uo5eratey, wittou, change in
prices. rhsre demand for csssnercs doesgns
81 scocrd-g 20 mskes Kentucky Jeans ceve been &C
tive AZ foil pT-ce Good tweeiG far request
lrseys we're IN rood request Saiinets were Inactive.
Biaf koie cdc ate request prices unchanged
In foreign goods q fair business was doing, aud
the supply desirable fresh styles 10 small Assorted
ots net plenty and prices surtsned silks
were more firmly held owing 20 reported advance OF
ten ref cent the otner SIDE Linens In moderate
requett, without change Of moment prices There las
been more doing 10 woollens the present week, add
ciobers making purct for irin FOR
the ial trade BauKets we're steady, and the densud
stesfy 1T rsnunerstve prices The srgs auction
pave not ye. opened for the fall trade preparing
10 20 siderable SCALE 90 soon as the season is
sonlceniy advanced