The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

The exports during the past week were moderate and
comprised 10 the 9Th instant 1865 packages Of the value OF
s29,6o5 The total exports since January / embraced
9276 packages Of the value of 50 1884, OF the $29 65
exports last week those made to China embraced slO541
The trade with the interior during the past week slack
cned up That with the West is maintained TO fair
tent, but buyers give symptoms of approxmatng its
close, though the shipments tmust have been
tive in goods generally the weather has been favor
able for transportation The by trade with the city
retail traffic has been good, while Southern houses
sending forward second orders to fair extent replen
sh stocks Steamers and sailing vessels bound for South
ern ports, continue to go out pretty well loaded with
goods Cotton domestic goods were in good apply and
though the main, prices for leading styles Of staple
tices sustained other descriptions were in some
heavy and irregular Domestic woocn goods Of most
styles were sustained though not active. The high prices
paid Tor wool contributed 10 keep up the views Of
iacturers, who arc now commencing the production of
Brown sheetngs and shirtings in good supply and
prices command purchasers for large lots. Fine goods
Were FIRM but not active Bleached sheetng and shirt
ings goods of 80 were in light stock and sustained.
Drills owing TO the check in the export trade the
war in China, were less active, but prices
bleachcd at SIC. &c, and blues at lo1sc. lose.
Printing cloths were dull 56x60 were at 5c.; 84x64 at
Sic, with sales at SIC for the latter width in
large lots In prints the chief demand runs upon small
figures; large styles dull and inactive Muslin
dc LANES were in light stock and prices sustained The
skins in light STOCK while the higher qualities were
duh. Fine cassmercs, though plenty, were held with
steadincss. Ladies shawls were in fair demand, and
goods for cloaks of certain styles steady.
Blankets steady, with fair demand. All dcscrip
tons Of desirable woolen fannels firm and in good
demand Heavy kerseys and lnseys were quiet and
prices heavy. Shirts and drawers were heavy.
In foreign goods trade moderate and fancy dress
goods were in excess Of demand old styles hard
sell without material concessions in prices Plain silks
continued to rule firm and were in steady request Rib
bons were duh Fine tailoring goods fair request
while common qualities dull. Alpaeas, Italian
goods, clothing and linen fair demand at steady
prices.
The auction houses have held several sales during the
month, but in general they of less magnitude than
those held earlier in the Messrs., Wim$rdng
Mount held an extensive sale to-day. The catalogue EN-
braced 900 lots Of bonnet ribbons OF the importation Of
soieae Frcres The sale drew large spirited com
pny. The desirable colors brought full premium prices
anu s.ene desirable styles were duplicated. Plain rib
.fois and old patterns sold low. Mcssrs. Haggerty
Co offered catalogue of mixed goods, including head
dresses, undershts and drawers portions OF which
Withdrawn In some articles OF mems wear the prices
obtained were considered satisfactory The heavy sales
Of The season are drawing towards the close.