The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-29

ne trade the adv more Irregular.
The bulk OF the fall trade with the distant woss drawing
towards rs close, and win have passed height during
tho coming month Of October The business doirr one
day 10 active and another dull There was a reported
failure Of house lest week. bu, which, is sai wns
only temporary Suspension me house having called
s creditors together exhibited large amount Of rcls.
bic nsscss and above its liabilities, and hence welt
usual. This Suspension was the subject of somo
very Nj lined and remarks In The inns Of thu
city, which charged that the house failed "a 40
count Of dorg southern trade cautioned ts msrcan-
tile readers against this trade and niatei 1ss
INDUCING IN II generally come out II tho small end 81 tho
born. We have no disposition To do injustice 70
the TRADE any section or our III ey cxsnfcd cousiry,
Ard opposed 10 the 6srrEsJ ~ political MASTERS IN
ia The dry goods trade will bear us out 10 The assertion
that where one houo crgsgsd Ia the southern tse has
failed within the rast three dozen engaged IN tns
western trade have broken. Inc established bouses
the southern trade among the oldest and srungost
the city Tho article referred 10 1t Il supposed was In.
tetdc 10 wound tbe cl Aracer credit o hocs whoss
Number gave vent 10 their patriotic Cnion sediments
nj Tie tocJsr Institute tBon mettng While the ncst-
following The Panic % 1887 10 which failures IN INC crore
cuntribaier 10 but far 10 state tina, N. south having
~ That period made tao enormous croTs q cotton nor
10 sustain the dry ro0ds trade, 70 give
pigment 10 shipping, hic % The nnsncial en-
rtrsrt ~ results from TIE breakdown Of 1857. hcro
has becn This week u another Suspension In Tho
ubef, tht hhrrc ana INEhsuiAib oi WhiGh We ctnn0t
trace
Tho ale foreign asvcxs spak favorabiy CT The state Of
trade n Manchester The lnners on tbs ale are sen
Employed. and producing goocs pretty well w 70 ihs do.
rift Tor many kinds 81 good predictions.
In dluttto goods Tie business has beer, yltbout
81 stfc ~ eat general tning, 10 prices The DO
nsttc woolcu sade - been insciiye this week, While
PRICES have shown gres, change fsncy lev svds !"
vcolen ard cotton goocs In fair rrg.e. sssp'.
cotton e'tces steady We quote brovr
sbhtiDfs heavy nak0s, a. sc T1sc and NO Tor me-
dunn fne browns unchanged Bleached soofs we're
acne Ices active ard prices tcut alteration o. mo nent
,ft,o, eoek was In good dsmsud, and fair saee ing
At fui rrces CooTcd cOttnfs we're quiet Pine cassi
= erss wore quiet Satneu 81 favorable coiors vero
saeable AZ STEADY prices. Drills were in good drmand
arc stock isht The shpmsnls making were chiefly 70
CahtnA aLd 10 South American ports. Other desrrp-
os a. domestic goois both n cntt1n and Of wool, were
without srnc,stt charge " require detailed notice.
IN foreign roots a business doing, especially In
tev srd dcsratic styles Of SILK aud df,rs goods Fine
rev and ret high cost ribbons doing well, but
The market vns well supplied With AL knds, ard prices
fOr mtet Getcfrteps wire dull Low priced black sss
ware in lsif rtque'i Some styles OF English heavy
voslcts were n FAIR demard. German woolcn goods
quiet
several au,lion ssles have been held this wees, the
principal a Which occurred 70 day, and ccmprsci spe.
cat taf n rftft wctstci goods Of the rror'suon *
nesrs Thlriou, Msslsrd A Go The catalogue comwsed
Y Ilsg ldts which drew n good company. Although me
I4icss tlinlntd vfrc tot fully " 70 &c OF pievoW
saffa. yti ccnrerafivty Nw tts wre Yafscd incdc-
rate - sfava rss ted yesteroay
/ Ntnilfr tiswip fold vcll me broehc were rather
tsaVv SAID ~ f95 8e - rhNoaf saa ted 70 Gay, OF
,be (, r-t,atpr \, n T1arsr % The saie lacked the
frifti o. fftuef salsr tfe " z 80 oHisTee NTco
tIe iusd&ta,