New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10

Increase equal 10 rs - cen. 'S3oooo q
In the six months ending 3Oth November the
total earnings of the Road were $lO2279 90,
while the expenses for operating repairs, In
c)nding taxes and rent, payable to the Erie and
Kalamazoo Road for the same period, were con-
sderablv under so per cent OF the gross earn
ipgs This enables the Company to pay div
dend Of 81 per share for the current six months
beside reserviug very handsome surplus for
the use of the Road
There is light business doing generally in
Drv Goods which relieves the market from all
extreme of dullness, and prices are steady with
an upward tendency. The Clothing trade, which
is the most active, has been buying more freely
Of British fabrics, which are in good assortment
but held firmly. The advices by the Asia OF q
further rise in Wool at the periodical auction
sales lust over in London, must have the effect Of
strengthening buyers. The Yorkshire manuac-
turers were very heavy and by far the largest
BUYERS; and our imports from that quarter can
come out only at an advance. The stock here,
though large is suited to the wants of the market
and has, from the rise in Woo since its prodRc.
ton, an advantage in price, which enables holders
at this dull season to effect reader sales. Brown
and Bleached Domectics, Shirtings and Sheet.
ings are held firmly at the recent advance, but
the slackness Of demand keeps prices steady
The stocks are very moderate, and on the resump
ton of an active demand will secure fun prices
Drills are dull with no shippnginQuiry butprces
are steady Osnaburgs show further advance
with a very light stock, the defective assortment
OF which has brought into better demand Dundee
B urlaps snd Bagging, which are brisk of sale
| DENNIS are in good request and prices steady,
with full stock Stripes are dull but steady.
Ticks quiet with an increase of stock. Canton
Flannes are becoming scarce, with fair demand
at buoyant prices, The business doing in Print
ing Cloths is not heavy but there is fair inquiry
which takes Oft more readily the fresh supplies,
and prices are firm with an increase on the de-
mand. There is disposition to ask higher prices,
but at the moment, the stock, which for the last
few weeks has accumulated, is too heavy to real
Use an advance. 1t, however, is decidedly in
prospect. The very low stock of Prints keeps
prices firm ct the recent advance and as the pro-
duction going onis very restricted remunerating
prices will be secured, The demand is on the
increase as the new styles appear Ginghams
as we have before remarked, arc quiet for inme'
date, bnt active for future delivery The manu-.
facturers are employed on orders for the Spring
trade Cotton Pantaoonery is not in active re.
quest, but with diminished supply prices are firm
Muslin de LANES are quiet, the Fall demand be-
UNCOVER, though the absence oial stock domestic
makes has caused moro active inquiry for foreign
at full prices Our mills arc busy in the produc
ton of Spring styles mostly to order Linseys
continue heavy in prices snd duh. Cloths COM
mand full prices with fair demand. The stock
of domestic Cloths is light, satnets are in bet.
ter request at steady but not buoyant prices, the
stock being large Sleeps Grays are selling
more freely. Fancy Cassimeres continue dul
and heavy, with large accumulation of stock
plain styles are in fair request Mt fall prices.
Flannes are active. Blankets dul. Jeans in
partial request at steady prices. Tweods, the
last day or two, show symptoms Of revival. The