Annivars.—The steamers Galley of Lorne, Glenlyon and Fleure Castle, from London; and Glaucus, from Liverpool, PIRER GOODS.—The past week has been one as far as business in Piece Goods is concerned, and though the holidays consequent upon the Race Meeting to w certain extent, hold good as an excuse for the paucity of sales, yot they cannot well have influenced the decline in value of which the few sales made during the last eight days bear witness; indeed, those' who left their desk for the Turf or the pleasures of an up-country trip, decidedly have no reason to Uiame themselves for their absence from duty, At the close there even seems to be an increasing difficulty to effect sales, at least, what has been sold (excepting yenterday's Auction) was all settled by Wednesday before noon, and ao there appears to be not much hope for an immediate and material improve: ment, 'The few goods aald are destined for Newcuwana, which seemingly is the only place where goods find buyers, though advices from' Hiogo and Yoxouama are a shade more hopeful, and shipments on a small scale to both these parti have been xd by the Into steamers, The Cxz¥00 and Trexrsmy markets arodeseribed as inactive, and at Catvxiano there lias been some disposition to buy at the beginning of the week, but the news of " further decline in prices here has frightened away intended buyers; at Haxkow there is next to nothing doing.
Grey Shirtings.—About 10,000 pieces of 8}-Ibs, Dewhurst's Eagle wore disposed of at Tls. 1.85 per pi ey,: of ple of candareens per piece, Besides these, some 6,000 pieces of Which shews a decline on last ium cloth sold at Tls. 1.73 and ses common quality fetched Tls. 1.55 per piece. Privately, no sales of 6-lbs. and 7-lbs, are reported, but several parcels of ights found buyers at the regular Auctions at lower prices, and the particulars are found usual ph Of heavy Shirtings sale of 1,500 pieces Stag chop at Tls. 2.35 per piece has taken place, A few of Tai Wo best 10-lbs, sold at Tis, 2.524 per piece or decline of 24 candareens, P-Cloths.—Very depressed, and at the close there is hardly market at all. 7-Ibs. Mexicans have found buyers to a very small extent at from Tis, 1.31 a 1.45, the Intter rate for Dewhurat's best M.T, In G-lbs. nothing has been dono privately; both buyers
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Inve been thrown out of the market by the wretched prices ruling at the Auction, ie, Tie, 0.87} @ Ts, 0.88 per piece White Shirtings and Joans.—Nothing has been done in either article this Drills and Shoetings.—Some 9,500 pieces American Drilla—Fei-ma—and 3,400 pieces American Sheetings—same chop—all sea-damaged, have been brought under the Lammer, while last mail was being despatched, at prices rather below those obtained " few wacke pre:
viously. Of English, 14-Ibs., about 6,000 pieces have been settled at Tls. 2.08 for Junk, Tis, 2.10 for Dragon, and is, 217 por piece for Mendel's Pilur chop; aid 3,000 pieces Dragon, lightly damaged, were disposed of at Auction at from Tle 2 ats. 1.04, or an Average of Ta, 1,974 per piece. In 1élbe. only ouo transaaton pieces Dragon at Tis, 2.15 per picco—has taken place, "In Dutch Drills and Bnglish Sheetings nothing has been done, Mann, VeluetaeLie Woman chop~at Tis, 0.153 a Tle. 0.16 per yard, is all that has to Fancy Cottons.—Under this heading a sale of 500 dozen blue and white Handkerchi A 76 cand, por dozen, and 1,020 pivots Wonton caulat weekly austious.<-Private aul thie week amount to 240 pieces Mens.—More than once attention has been drawn in thia report to the fact that the trade in these i gradually bei scarlet Spanish Stripes at Ils, 600 pieces Assorted Long Elle—U U mark—at Ts, 6.48 per piece; and 200 pi Russian Cloth at Tle. 25.40 per pivce.—From the particulars of the Auction Sales below the serious decline in value of each article sold, and more particularly of Long Elis will bbe noted; this may be partially explained by the circumstance of there not having been a Tuesday Auction the last two. weeks,.and by the quantity offered this time being so unusually large, but altogether there appears to be an utter absence of demand for OP's two days before, the prices realised being Tls, 0.55f @ Tis, 0.85} and Ts. 0.563 a's, 0.57 per yard respectively. ande, an it dows not augor favorably forthe coming sales that al yesterday's auction TT. B. Spanish Stripes sold for I
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