The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-27

North shsken ths, they vii send here for then
They usy have plenty bern orders fer these ar
iicee; they have
hefsrs Hoichkses Fenner Bennett, 10 vesey greet
sate that he trade with the South Is much less
usual and that there hcpe for better thugs until
confidence h restored the minds Of the Southern
people.
similar reports
WINES, BEANpIEs, ETC.
rnH department OF trade with he S,a,h, usaay mos
active one, is now aimoet entirely hfeless.
keasrs Binipccr Co, 81 Liberty street, report she
sCsthern trade very dul-nothing doing. They have
kers from the south which say that It may be conf
IDENTIFY relied that secession win take place. but that
the trade between the South and the North will be re-
sumed These letters also preserve the honorable
tone with regard 10 The Indebtedness Of tho South that
pervades all letters from that quarter me writerssy
that their Indebtedness will be fully liquidatd and all
they AK for Ia time.
kessrs john MHs %, II tway, who Usually do
large souiheru businesg have had fewer orders during
the last tsree weeks usgal ard do not expec. b,
ness to improve TN The confidence OF the South 70
rettored
Messrs Edeartor o., IS Broadway, who usually doa
arse Sou bern business ia bonded wines liquors.
doing very little, AID have been FOR three weeks
past They do 10. expect any improvement. :, lorg as The
present state of things :! The South continues.
Fifteen houses engaged In the ZANE trade give US
abol. Il report.
PAPER, BAGGIsa, coRpAaB, ETC.
There gres. falling OF since the election iu the de-
Dand for paper from the South of all deec p,ions II Is
Understood that the machinery for several paper rs
has been ordered, aud Is s way 10 several Of the
cotton aud shat arrangements have boen perfected
in other localities in tho South Tor the manufacture Of
their own paper This will probably, however, be .
Kake her paper in sufficient quantity In the
meantime, OF COURSE she win continue 70 buy here.
Many Of the Dealers however, Ia paper, begging aud
crdsse report great filling OF IN their orders from the
South snce the election.
STRAW GOODS.
In tails department OF trade business IL much pros
tratcd. Al this time OF year the manufacturers
Usually engaged In makirg up their spring sock' bu;
this year the letters Of their agents In the South Of
such that they have gement TO expect
anything Ire the usual spring busness, and they
therefore obliged TO take 10 sail extent before
done Many factories have been entirely stopped
rnce election. But this Ia the worst Thousands
OF women and children we're dependent upon the ligh;
labor OF branch OF manufactures for their daily
bread Now, out Of forty Thousand people nualV on
poy neatly half out Of work. and Of these fully
ten thouosod and children Of from ton 70 dr.
teen pears OF see.
ard whose rsde begins about this time, have been
PEELED dis shsrge nearly all Of their work people. They
expect 90 trade at all this winter.
Three other large establishments make the same
report
BANK sAFEs-sAFEs GENERAL.
Mes.rs wilder Il Co. manufacturers OF wiid's cele
oraed sasmander safes state that their business has
fallen of 10 very great extent During tho month Of No
vember Of last year they made two hundred and thirty
L~as .rA Ilv h,~v hiu
season the election however, their orders
from the South fallen extent that they
have been compelled discharge half OF their workmen
For the last three weeks they have employed the
naming half OF their force three time, prin
cipally in finishing up old orders.
Another rsfe manufacturing house. Of equal celebrity
hss been obliged retench their force OF worsmen, In
OF the falling OF Of Southern orders and the
position O. affairs ~ the South They al present
working onehAn OF their usual forcc al this time Of
II matters do improve Of which they eoteriain At
present hope they win be compelled TO make stlll
| further reduction OF force.
Two houses not directly engaged In manufacturing but
largely engaged IN selling safes thai during the
three weeks their sales have fallen on fully seventy Ave
per cent from the usual salcs In November. They
discharged all their superauous force.
Three Other houses engaged the brsiness,
! thorgn not 60 largely, make ,milsr rep,rts
IspIA RUBBER GOODS.
Tie Hudson Manufacturing Company hal every pros
poet OF large business up to the end Of ossobe and
a, tha, mo largely engaged in manufacturing
ususl sin the election however they nad their expsc
tiiors completely eisapponted and ray that trade
never duh ss at present Tney have not yet dis
charged their workmen, their goods and caslom.rs 10
all parts OF the worc but while they live In hope Of bet
ter times they free adm that their expenses
double VIA, they make, and ~h Continue to be 90 until
/ the agitation ct the South subsidies.
Another large rubber mandatory have discharged
many OF their bands that their factory wears
peet Of almost Sunday quiet they say that they
. srss stock OF goods hand but that their orders
from the sJuih have entey ceased within the three
weeks
FANCY GOODS AND MILLINERY.
would be easy TO all . whole column with the re-
ports Of the mAnuacurers and dealers In these articles
There thI four houses which stn continue TO
ranufacture Bat the general report for scventytw
large manufacturers and dealers the same aod that
report is the business n In sste Of complee stAg
naiop that they dare uanaiacturc as they usually
do at hs season. the prospect that they do their
goods viii remain their hands tina; they have had 10
enaarge ~ quarter OF their hands and employ
\ tie rmairde- upon work that they can sead
I 10 new markets; that their bas,ness Nth the
soua is end, aud has been for three past
ne dealers state that for the period they have not
even uncovered uer goods; md than thirty
STORES where the goods laid piled upon the counters
covered with long brown hoIsrd cloth while the
men ged ABOUT The DOORS Caring A. the passers by
10 crmsr years al this time tie allied
with customers and all the statesmen busy -
bees
SILKS AND FANCY paY eoors.
the trade IN silks aud ,Anoy dry goccs docs not
TO have .agon OF TO A. great extent many other
branches Of business We the order books Of
ave araca, houses and seemo ihat their orders from
the South s; coming In thouet not 60 largely
usual at tbs time Of year. There 10 this pecularlty
about Toe these orders ro,cy accompanied by
money The writer's usually ssy-we must have The
goods; eanao, gay now nor &c slte Ai present
for our present ndobedness but voc eso be paid
u,termost Gr,liag The orders, Se tod, 2lSays