The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15
Total since Jan. /.

The received by the Africa reported the Manches
Especially the lower grades the Liverpool, with more
doing at the Decline and the day the steamer sailed
the market was firm at the concession The obbing trade
Of this city exhibits signs Of dminution for the past
week Some second orders from the South re-
received intended to repensh The Western
rade, though moderate, still continues and It expected
that running demand, less active, will exist
through the season. The greater portion Of Southern
merchants have gone homs when, wishing additional
Ing houses making purchases Of light goods suitable
for manufacturing be in readiness for the opening
trade The large amount Of produce yielded last in
cotton, Indian and wheat will augment the volume
Of business The granlgrowing and stock raising States
Of the Northwest will be placed in better position to
enter the market next spring. TO quidate past ndebt
goods Of the fancy order being in large supply,
were heavy, and will, TO q considerable extent,
have TO be carried Desirable and scasonabe goods
exhibited material change from previous quota
TONS Confidence continued to be manifested by the hold
ers Of domestic cotton goods under the belief that in
there should be accumulation Of stocks TO be carried
over, that the spring trade will bring with it sufficiently
increased demand, by OF large crops, absorb
them, and probably bring out orders for par
tcuar lines in advance Of production. The stocks Of
heavy brown sheetings and shirtnos accommodating
while prices less buoyant though quotations
nomnaly the same Heavy shirtings Of have been in
sheetpgs and shrtngs have have been in good request
and in some cases contracts have been made for
spring delivery. The stock Of drills was moderate
export Forty yard standard brown pieces steady
at SIC. Beached were steady at 8Ac. a &c. we're
quiet az lVl4c "a lU54c DENNIS were IN M rate de-
nand with purchases of some styles by cothers
changed prices Printing cloths In limited request
66x60 saleabe at &c. Prints dull, with
dency towards lower range of prices except favorte
and fashionable Styles including small figures &c Owing
TO the prices Of raw wool being sustained serious APP
prehenson is entertained Of any material decline staple
and desirable wOolen fabrics The for kerseys
Kentucky jeans and nseys being pretty much far
as the South is concerned they dull and stock aug
mentng Blankets and 1annels In steady demand.
All wool annes were firm and low priced goods were
sold in advance of supplies. Blue mixed 1annels
dull Shawls Of particular styles suited to the
and city trade were in fair request Hosiery continued TO
be dull.
In foreign goods the trade was not actve but consider
cd, TO be in the MAN, of healthy character for desra
BILE and seasonabe descriptions Of goods, while fancy
tcles of Silks ribbons, &c. continued TO be depressed
Plain worsted and woolcn dress goods pressed
upon the market. Black silks and other lines of plain
goods held with confidence Some styles N prints
with small figures, saleabh at fair prices Heavy
woollen goods were dull, while light articles, including
fancy vestDgs, &C., were in fair demand.
The auction sales the past week for the Of the
year, large, embracing usual lines Of continental
and other fancy goods, and generelly at low figures
sale embracing 14s lots Of Saxony dress goods was
made to-day which dragged, and in most cases realized
lower figures.