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Dry Goods Cheap in NeW York There was
package sale of dry goods yesterday, (says the
New York Journal of Commerce) chiefly do
mestc, which drew a large company and produc-
ed spirited bidding The prices were as good as
taose previously obtained by auction this season.
Over two thousand packages were disposed Of
Among them 1000 packages Negro cloths at
I5a a l53 cents. They sold last year at % cents
and afterwards went down to 20 cents, and this
year to III cents yard at private sale; 200 cases
prints at 2 cents; last year 81 81 cents for
the same qualities Irish linens brought about
10 per cent less than last year. Flaunels 90 per
cent, less Satinetts 80 per cent less. 100 cases
colored cambries for Innings at cents; last
year ST 81 cents.


There was also a. very large sale of French