The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15

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s"~osr fOr Western Merchants--A MAiIon
and . Halt or Dollars Worth OF All Sorts or
DRY Goods Sold-P.iccs OF tho Articles and
Names OF tho Purchasers, Sc, SC.
BOsroE, July II, 1852
TIE trsde eaes were continued to-day, the dry goods
Catalogue eng eaed at the store OF Francis Skin
Co.. srsi kiln street. The goods consisted Of about
six bss and Of shoetiugs, shrtings fan
ne, satnets, twceds &C. thousand pieces Of jeans
and checks and thousand packages OF miscellaneous
goods, lussre coat satnets &C. 10 all from nine 70 ten
thousand packages. Sample cases opened 1t the
suction rooms and occupied the three doors Of the i'm
ncpse store occupied BY the Hessrs skinner.
An immense or wd ofbaycrs present. probably not
less than tseve hundred There considerable rivalry
the contest for good places the sand have
Tho arcs,onsers ear. Colonel N. A. Taompon, Col SAM
Hatch and Mr. John Osgood siternaaed auctoneers
each vieing with tho other az 70 which saoald eel
the quickest and the best Al consequence they oova
sionally gct nervous, and had some dical,y in SET
ting disputes between "hrst bidders" When favorite
lots were up quite q scramble would occasionally
occur; aud upon q certain lot being knocked or and
duplicates being announced shouts would arise from all
psris Of ths hall, "Ten for Jones' & Brother"
"rwenty tor Smith & Son.; and the confusion be-
great that goods booked than were up
e 70, and many bargain hunters were entirely uusuc
in their attempts 10 catch the suconeers eye
The foreign dealers from Western cities had especial ON
cuiV In getting tead The terms Of sale for sums
Under hundred dollars cssh; hundred dol
Lars, approved notes for elk months
Prick to the commencement Of tie sale Col. Thompson
made speech in behalf Of the New Eogand Society," in
which be ead that they felt exceedingly sraaed at tho
preecce Of the large representation OF the business en
and the business interests d the country m would rot be
winked out OF sight, he said that the goods there to be
sod were not 60 large quantity tue advertisements
stated; but it was difficult to state before
band exactly bow great amount Of goods
would be offered. They had advertised that the
sae would be the largest that had taken place 10
the country Of that Kind Of goods believed that
although tie catalogue was not locg, it represeute
larger quantity OF that style OF goods than ever been
before offered ID auction He regretted that the other
part Of the advertisement the variety of goods
Was not more fully carried out but he believed
they lad collection which would warrant geu
tiemen in coming herr, Hs desired to say In
the outset lat everything on TIE catalogue-every
and every baie-shoud be sold TO the highest bid
der without any reservation without any limit what.
eoever. nothing etter pshed, would be
good thing that the merchants of Boston and from abroad
should meet and that tie latter should receive the hosp
taties CT the former He trusted that this was but
commencement of series Of sales such would warrant
gentlemen in coming here from all parts Of the country
certain proper seasons Of the year.
The first class OF goods offered shee.ings, and
shirtrgs from the Lawrence fremont and Boot Mills
tributed by A. & A. Lawrence & CT. Brown eheetings
Lawrence Mills, brought SEC. per yard; drills same
mills CSC. forty inch sheetipgs, g. fremont Mills
sheetngs, 7Hc.; co shrsings, 61sc. Mecford brown
sheet;res 1850 Boot b!eached drills, sHc; blue do
losc.; CO. ong cloth, exc. t. IL. Boot
hrru
quarters shirtirgs, 6Kc. York Company soft
bcrch ed twils sc to sc do blue and white chesks,
llc Narcotics checks, I416c. pankns lo1sc to IL xc;
Ashland checks, l!c. d. denirs 1896 tickngs l2c to
ie}sc Amoskeag DENNIS l4c.; Manchester do 1Oc; A. c.
A. tickings l6Kc Pearl River do, $780,. and Amoskeag
drinipgs, 5xc.
The next lot was from Upham, Tucker Co:-Nsshua
extra sheet;ngs sold for &c.. Amory heavy do 8c In
dia sheetirgs 74c. Nashua shirtngs exc India drills
$40, and Milford denins, l2Hc.
The remaining lots were from Wright Whitman,
Mackintre, Lawrie & Co., j. W. Paige 4 Co., Minor &
Hooper, E. Fl. Eldredge Co., Mason, Lawrence & Co.,
Little, Alden Co., Parker, Wilder Co Denny, Rice &
Co., Barry Brothers, Il. Ammidown Co., Henry A. Tufts.
and Nathaniel Stevens Son. Some of the prices or sta
pie articles gven:-Salmon Falls brown drills 8s<c
do sheetngs, SIC do. hannels, &C. Cocheco prints exc
Amarsnth prints, s4c to &c.; jeans &C. 70 skc Uaon
drills TIC to s,zc Belvdere scarlet flannel, 2ekc to
2S1Sc Talbot do &c. Belvdere orange do 2e1.c Tai
bot orange &c; Beviderc extra 2sslc to 29Ac Comic
fannels 2514c to &c; Talbot extra twis 32c; Ken.
lucky jeans. 4c cotton drugges, SOC Oxford natinets
sc; super do, 44c. To 48c.; Union Cashmere
5zHc; printed satinets, 19c. to 211lc. cassi-
meres 36o. to &c.; satinets, 2shc to Ale ladies'
merno hose 81 nnisses' 81 S. womens merino mode
hose, 81 S. white shirts 81 371 drawers, ST. ribbed
mixed, So I2s; woollen shirts, $l1; drawers, SO:
nspson beached drillngs, 80 SIX; woite pine, $lO7
6; wool long shaws, 50 32K plaid do, So l2lS;
gentlemen's travelling do, 81 SO TO 81 621<; table
covers, 81 to - 6o white twill domestic annes, 12c;
white fannels, super, 1sXc. 2lc., ali wool
indigo mixed nannels, 285<c. to &c. iniigo
blue mixed fannes 2Oc to 22Kc scarlet twilled do,
&c., blue twied do, CSC. to 60. scarlet printed do.
2o1sc Canton annels, g., to sc. printed cIoakipgs,
hAc to Ike. batting, e2&c.; Tiogs wicking I5hc;
do twine, 71sc; brown joans, twihed cloakngs
loc; CHI cks, exc. to 62c.; Buckeye cassmeres 2iHc
Tiger do, &c., Washington checks exc to 1ic; ravens
duck, 1870; Duck Company, denins, SIC to
l0Ks; printed eatinets, 17Kc. to 2oc.; steel mixed
20 24c us.re coats, 81 SIX 70 81 49, pants ST. Bal.
lard Vale bleached coitcns &c. To exc Manhattan ticks
shc. 10 lCc; black doeskns, 7Sc. to s2hc and white
and mixed yarn, SIC. to o4c.
The following are the of some Of the princ;pa!
buyers-Smith, Williams Co., Deforrest Armstrong
smelling Nephew, l.. Styx Co., Bell, Place Co.. Caf.
lin, Melen Co., Bowen holmes & Co., Lewis, Hamil.
ton Co., Day &attock, ]. I. Way, Collins Kel.
loge, 3. Burand Co., Hopkins, Hall & Co., Strong.
Bros Co., Phelps, Bliss Co., G. Dav & Co., Steiner
Bros, r. Moore l. Bros, Rogers Hatch, O. ". Il
J. Moore, Bruce Co., Crow, Mccreery Co But
er, Cecil Raw.on, Martin, Schultz Co., Goldsmith,
Taber & Co., Pomeroy, Benton & Co., Il. P & G. l.
storer, Spence, White Co., Hedcnach, seAsongood
Co., Hecht Broe., Mills 4 Woodruff Bridge & Smith,
Owen Hopkins 4 Co., Machs Co.. Strauss, Hopkins Il
Co., Bush PIERCE W. H. Lltchdeld TO-, Faxon, Elms
Co., Levi Simon Co., c. J. Moore Il Co., Lord &
log, Akers Co., P. Lewis, Parker, and Barnes
Merrsm besides nearly all the Boston obbng hooses
The sale was over at half past two O'Clock, nearly
million and half Of dollars werth Of goods having been
sod Largo Quantities of goods were duplicated by
Paige Co.. Lawrence, Wilder Co., and Others 30 that
that the quantities reached nearly twice the amount on
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