We find the following in the New
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We find the following in the New York Globe:

 The amount of merchandise of eve y description sold in one year by New York to supply the other cities, towns and villages of the country, from Maine to New-O Orleans, may probably be esti- mated atSlOO,00O,000. This immense amount is partly sold for cash, but prin- cipally on credit. Probably the rest of the country is constantly indebted to New-York over Jyay millions for sup plies.

 On which the Philadelphia United States Gazette says-We believe that Philadelphia sells more ofthe merchan- dize usually denominated ssdry goods" to the western merchants, than does New-Yor!ks, though 1t is probable that a part of the Philadelphia supply is de- rived through the NewYork market. " e have no means of estimating the value of the Philadelphia trade, but 3 walk through the long business streets