New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28

This 10 the largest amount ever received for tolls
duringthe Sd week in August.
1t will be seen that the de aoiency, as compared
with Last year and the year before 10 rapidly de-
creasing, and when the great crop Of the year be.
gins 10 come forward in force the tolls will proba.
bly, reach those Of the great financial year Of ls47
An evening paper, which we should credi, bat
that it makes ahsbt Of apprcpriating the steamers
news obtained at large cost by the associated press
without credit furnishes the following infor nation
In regard to the Dry Goods market:
In the Clothing trade there 10 mpeh more dorg ana had
II not been for ho sirke among the )umeymen tho bus.
ouc have been exceedingly active but ne deness
Of hee meu has paced The supply below the demand for
In Dry Goods the woosn branch 70 very active at firm
but poI advancing prices while he Jon branch il dan
In brown and blssched sheeDgs and sninss the proci
pal demand 10 for.hPptgi tho home consumption ia alta
very o~ POM Tne hesvy suck OF orowas deprese
msrAet considerably Ii eiums ed 81 s. 500 packages
Ia prs there has been goo inquiry Tor shipping
Iupply larger tnsn the demand
fcts at low prices 6!G.1c and In active demand ,nd arm
10 price Osusourgs have rsso 10 price, has ,scs.
ed the demand sock. are large Cotton Flaanss are lie.
Dul pctsheL NJ, As large t1ppy IA nOt expected durig
The season Prits are Ia s=siy demand, snd wita0ai
enenge prices arc active al pfivaIe sas Ihs
large public one on edDefdeJ OF cHses having sm-
ulsed he demsus isher other wise by proving t5sr
value me uaoe Ls,ge private sales have siace bssn
noeh novelty otsye In The new makes snPes are steady
800 are sci Ing al 7Ql7lc Ia Boston. Bue sauces are
scarce al 6oee ara oesfsble m ,toct
PiEes are Urn with an active stock. Tweed. arc 40 nod
ngefy al ood4,c bheeps 0rays bave advanced u.
which has dnHishec. sses css.imeSes have been ysry
seuse which only eheck cd by the aouoeed
peien more doing 10 shaws hJus II Is toe e.ry for
~ uhne BLANKETS and duhs rather more Act 70 :
pave been and In very great teques-Iohher.
puyhs nesiy. Low priced are Arce Prices are i'm
p'eeo eoorea eohs have been sold freely without
10 isney stufs there 10 moderate demaud go,a .t,Ia
would ree lie SOL p cent adysnce Pilots are da,i
INeIe nn appeared VI blanket cOsunx sixv inf
Goals. '"' = S'io ioi o'ot'
sik goods are scarcely 90 active bat prices ara var s
and rl be, hs tie goods could not De reol.crd ~ &
B.srea hooonsHe Il good requ-s. at slghi deeiin,
besansn herman coihs .c.fce hui .Foo, cs,s. =
10 supply al sesdy prees DOeAins are 10 FOOD
den and With al active supply ~ s"0a
IN ooob ana shoes an sctive demand prey.,is aor.
eeseIipuops are scarce To- The moment Tae s1noly A.
lafRe tut the great demand readily Ah,orb.W IT,
fscurei very great N"k'Aoo manu.
The Ashuelos Railroad is rapidly being laid with
rails, but nearly tvo m ,nths more will be r.ouir,d
to build the bridge over the Connection, Rivsr
The Buffalo Courier saysi I'VE hear tn,
the basis OF consolidation Of the Attic. 81
Buffalo, and Tonawands Railroad Comoanis. -.
been sereed upon and thar no doubt II enta~,,ia-J
OF its speedy contamination. By the new s,,.nSs
mebt new track IL 70 be constructed fror, ~.
city 10 Batavia, on q route nearly st-sig,, 80
almost level by which the distance il sbo-,sasS
some eight or nine miles, and q proportionst. 49,
ing made Of time"
The Lake Superior journal says The Railroad