The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-09
SALE OF RUBBER GOODS.
HIGHrR PRICES OBTAINED THAN ON THE
PREVIOUS DAY-BRIsK BIDDING.
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BosToS, Mass., Juno 8, 1871
The auction sao Of rubber boots and shoes manufac-
iurod by The Combination Rubber Shoe Compan los
resumed this morning Tho buyers were promptly
their seats, securing. possible, Tho same positions
which they held ON Thursday order tho more road
lily to Tx the attention OF tho argus-cy ed auctoncer
Western buyers who held back on Thursday, hoping to
get the goods cheaper today, were disap-
pointed. as prices advanced toward tho close
Of Tho saio. and they were compelled to
pay from 1.-Two to ton per cent moro Tor tho
classes Of goods than they brought tho opening
oil the sale Prices to-day ruled about fifteen per
below The combination price list, result emincEily
satisfactory 10 tho manuiacturcrs, who pronounce the
sale great success
PRICES PAID.
Some idea Of the prices obtained for varieties
OF goods may DO derived from the following quol,-
tions Hayward Company Misses Arc,ics r.,
10 cents per pair; mems knee boots pure gum. d. s.
w., So 60; mcu's short boots, pure gum, r. * H.,
SO AN ladies' Arctics, r., 81 o. Meyer Company
Mcn's imitation sandals, H., ~ cents ladies'
aass imitation :. naals. a. hail AZ Cents Nses
imitation sanaaa, H., rs y cents National Company
Mems short boots, =, ~ 70; ladies WOO! AIaskas ~
20 cents; uens wool Alaskas, H., 50 cents. New
Observation-Disclosures light imitation sandals, H., 81
cents; mems heavy kncc boots ", :: rs; youths'
boots. u, Il 20; ladies' Centennial button boots
81 2IM. Woonsockct- hight hunting boots, ~,
So osH;. boys short. boots -. II 929s;
mems light knee boots NJ, 81 so; mems hight knee
boots, r.. 81 81 ~ nos,on-Men's mp uoots, r., puro
gum. 81 10; ladies' Broadways NJ, IS cents; ladies' +.
buckle lrcties, 81 o5 youths shor. boots, r., Il 37
Candee Companyladies heavy iinitatiou sandals H.,
regular, 81 cents ditto, solid, SIZES u 10 :, 80 cents
ladies' Queen Guy croquot, r., regular, 42ls cents
ditto. NJ regular. II cents. toodyear--Mcns imuniion
SANDALS, NJ. ~ cents chlds' imitation sandals H. 50
cents; men Is cotton Aaskas. s., act ~. 80 cents.
MERCHANTS AND FREIGHT AGENTS.
a great many merchants IN the shoe and leather
trade anu attracted TO tho sale uy tho
ports when so out Of the rapidly with which tho
goods disposed OIL Among those who have iro-
qucutcd the auction tic agents oi tho M.
freight despatch lines who sock these opporu.
mites 10 mako contracts with southern and Western
Purchasers tor the transportation Of their goods Last
year contracts niadc on tho basis
OF twenty-five cents pcr hundred TO Chicago
from July 10 January ana thirty cents per
hundred from January July, which contracts wan
expire a lew week. by an agreement entered into
by the olr trunk lines 10 the Wesi--the Sew York
Central, Eric, Pennsylvania Central and Baltimore
and ohio railroats-tLcse contracts will not re-
ncwed and all freight Will DO charged az The rate OF
scvent ybve cents per hundred Chicago IL there
ioro behooves tho buyers At this sao hasten Tor
ward their goods purchased, aud agents soliciting
shipments and competing tor tho business. Mayor
Prince gave the visiting buyers narbor excursion late
this afternoon.