New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

psce and the depteciasion Of the ablve description
OF .per, has saken considerable c,pita from this
Kind of Employment and put it into tocks.
The receipts Of the Macon and Western Railroad
Co for September 1850, we,e......,......sl52n 2 ~
isi'.'''.''t'.,.e ..s,,.,,,. tt9' -
Increase equal 70 81 per -eut........... $2sll 81
Ths Dry Goods tfade continues dali :, private
sale, with less doing at auction. The public sales
show eliminating attendant and less active com.
petition and prices are Tagging. Brown and
BeaChed sheetinea are molly inactive Tor the
home trade, with little doing for export Thare is
dispofIion 20 accept lower prices, as asock ia
still heavy. Drills have been in requesl only tor
shipping. Printing Cloths have been spoc1lativey
active, but withous much demand for consumption
Prints are very dull and prices yielding. The de-
mand for GDghama ID over, and orders are being
taken for the Spring trade, both by importers and
American manufacturers. Muslin De LANES AMI
Cashmeres continue the most sctiye articles Of the
seaGon. There il no stock and goods sell quickly
on receipt Cotton Faunels ara quiet at firm
prices, showing little stock at the close OF the sea
BON. Stripes ard Denims are in srifling request
With no change in quotations. Osnsbergs are in
active and prices heavy. Ticks are in moderate
request Satinets are In demand only for small
quantities for kotqa wants. Tweeds and Jeans
are dali. Blankets snd Fannels show an increas
ing demand natural to the season. Shawls, also
have been more active notwithstanding the large
sales at auction. Lindseys are Btandy but no: &C
tive at II cts. Cassimeres, with 4 large sock
show totssring pricez. Coshs have been q1iss
yet prices are well maintained and q good de-
mand from the Clothiers is near at hand. Large
parcels of Clothing have been shipping for Chagres
and South America, and the West and South still
present good demand. This ID the most prosper
GUS branch Of the Dry Goods trade-the moss sta
bic and least hQclua:ing NeTYoyk ia becoming
ias. tie taiors Of the whole Union, ready'made
Clothing being in increasing demand from all parts
German and Belgian Doeskins are In good request
and Cloths Of finer qualities are more inquired for
Black Bombazi1es have been aold at rather better
prices in the auction room, and good demand pre-
valf. MeriuoS have been selling freely. Lass
Wednesday 1000 pieces were sold at auction and
excited considerable competition. The prices
realized were satisfactory SEA cts to 81 81;
the demand is large French SilSs aud Ribbons
are dull The more staple descriptions OF goods
are rot offered a. auction and are hrm, not being
dependent on the seasons demand, and not being
replacsable at cost priess. Fine eVeM are
scatce and in request. The number Of packages
Of Dry Goods received is 1902 in 10 ships and l
big, all rom Europe Tha value Of the goods
which went into consumption last weak was
$l,64l,427, in ASS ptckages
aIarketa .s.,SARErv.Ar SsToA7fp 1oa TaS TRiBuHs
TUESDAY, October 9.
ASHES Are es before, with snles 87t66 12l Tor
Pots snd Pearls
COTRON-Ia very buoy ant and some sales have been
mzde MI uirnnf today
tnd yesterday at very full price, Co.,.
since the lat of September inst ~ compact win ms pre-
1880. 1919. 1918. 1917
Receipts a, the Ports 81, goo 40 600 100000 5000
Exports to Grt Bnrn Go,No 1900 $1,000 10000
Era E%anTg n: Geo 1895 sS 9SSS e S SS
Total Exports .....4...8i,o 600 5000 10000 5000
Stock on hand. ..,..l 100000 1H00o ll7G0 $4,000
or viii H. during the past week included in above
1850 10 '4S az
Exports to Gr't Britain q coo 5000 1900 1900 o09
5 Ffs9es nj: e 2Se6 9 Soo $3.50 5000 SSS
Total Exports ...-...... coo 15Go0 g 600 5000
Current 9rtce'I2, Llssrpoe! 0.as s11,4.
Inferior. None None None
Ordinary ,,,..,.'...''....i3 ,3t&i95 i3t@ii3t
bidding "l430i4; l4s@l44 4f@l45
Fair 49,, ....t.......t.,l4a @lct nom lot@l73
Good Yair.............,... nom nom
''-' VIM Nrigh'ts Circular
FLOUR AHD MGAL-I1e fIo1r ILaINet II fs'ISi
easter for grades There Ia le1l doing oF export bu
fsir home rads The ssa are eco h1s donesnc q! 30
"a t2I; for common and straight State and mixed 70
itrsaht Westsf1 4 62G4 50 Tor fancy Aclig and ey
ore State 9i15 Is for pure Geuesee 159i III Tor NO
2 In Canadian the T4es 800 h5J al IS for So,t new
There much pressing in The market Southern ie
ptons in good demand and ne Market nm 5zlsa
$500 bbls ). 67!95 ~ Tor new sos ~ for Old. a
sse oil 0CO bb me Georgetown waa made CT the u5ua
difference for export.
From Edward Bl's Circular
Ea5ortqf B-ead Graf Brfai" and hsi-nd from Spt H.
From To ioois F9gs dc Meal 6us What bra Com.
e~ Oct. .Li' 90 '+9'i ttti
Orleans s5-al 90 ni4ei - ~. -
Philadelphia o.. u, - 49, -'it' itOyI '7'
Baltimore 90 - - l.l,yl -ri'i
Boston..... - - - I.ull - 80
0.AsIpobs. 81 H. --.-l -. = -:
rc:7......,.ls,t2J I.Ht7 573il h5f9. /
From Nv Ycr Tor fortnight ending o.. t. lS31 r. -is 7s
Frvr- 49, bush Wu,ati 34.ali tn.d Cotae
GRA4-in Wheat here Is rot an seti.e sulne1 All
the market Is rGIher ea3..r 500 Ousde1 mixed
Canadian Il It21 do naked Ohio 81 o2c 79 do con-
rrnr Ea1 RonlAnln &c 2n do GOOD Ge1eses LlC "a