New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15

Ths ueTs from tm-r ~ n Ghifh We have hsd regular
fu-r-ssnn d1uug h. nn.bhe ls-st The Ca r-ss
VIII osirs fipm s-<-Yoss up b the ish o. aay-havr
been rad with uucn Ltsfest m tts dsrt
tn present All future supply OF Cotton Ths aissioa l.
len Dfrify murh IN the szi- before . crop ~
20na 90 % l01o baies il generally ASSUMED and wiih
most peoPir ths matter Is considered e. settled 81
cur American ends hoScyef express an Opni % that
there is Cd Cotton held IN planters hsnss than has
been supposed b1l this RAM u erisy chsnge tbs
The salrg u The Csnsds has been warner than N pro
T-us yeas az ir tfe- n granted hat ne GRIP
gorg sh-4e Il hoss q 1871 and ls49 up this line
Oar Trends osrrt- furher We sfs Ia he mi ~ on st
p-odous hsnpag as 20 the growing crOpbui Intended
70, yra- side Of ~ ws-ii on his side dali o.
compcrs lively 80 Oh3r acc rnis from Amer sre rep
reseuisz f-eGt of things. and NAV, FORE
be well 20 hear All sides ard arcord gly F5r he pres
eat no charge Of pces szceDt 40 upward one can he
paced; but canton may be advisable particularly pay
ing prices Got 10 be obsld yet Tor III myui8cuTed
srtcie eiti-r hers or sbrosd
In trade report stated tbs; Csif1rri. instead
81 hEsng benrhrei the ned States Of America, hai SO
f acted s back 10 Der prosperity By too 'a'ceu
and extensive emigration of vslusble portion OF her
population by In tie export Of her comm0d
lies Recent accOuI Ia from An Ica iuly eOusrm lhess
marks, AMI a1nnu0cs the unflrunas consequences Of
overrsding, TIE at mmeTcis disasters which have
CURED n the new god colony California, u Ia feared.
will yet more tfO1hls IA Anerca Lumber. OF
witch the e ght IL 80 per san FrsrcscO sells here
a. Sp Speculation remains uHaHa'sd md ire tide Of smi
SrArion u q 80 hn's - ard sui By the steam
era ore 81 vhl-n left New YorE -, v -. as.ut 49, pas
gers bosrd Il surprising thar 10 he face Of the
r-esai nfJrna0u Caforns Offers such magnetic people
OF al psons hut IL 10 Invariably he cs'e hat resources
new mLrket overraed a. the beginning Of this Gins
aud OtreT Instances Individuals may suh-r,
and be Eep swEv but the couay remsns and Is benent
ted The excessive cheaPless which an over '1ppE
m0meuary causes forces the less favored articles
prices Wi be wnen demand and supply are IN due pro
portion. California VII, IN very lew years become Al
important 0niies Tor our manufacturers
We glad that The accounts from various Tor
II IN markets have been rah-r bser 81 late busn7H can
be done shoash only over prices than are ruling hrs
ist now Tts II nsrket hGs now oef " sum
certv ion standing have had effect In most even oi-
markets srd 81 hO0gh Is 10 be regretted that ne
rates abroad s tagging betn h0se ruling here II
not prUbsbls down 20 he notions or our
fore 20 eusones hey must come up 10 "a Tor What hey
r. q1ire present Bnsnei will doubt have 10 b. car
ed limited scale a. has been he case 80 fsr this
year msrs aud in this manner We shall proceed
1nhl sbundanco ins1rcs lower prices sgan When thu
prices o. cotton fahrcs rss above tie Accustomed Isye
heavy goods become neglected ar produced small
or c1sntss o. other article. are substituted for ton
goods THIS IL TIE case here a. well ~ in America In
which country the Working Of "stOr tmsr B gene
ralv adopted thas with -.
The accumulation Of orders during the holiday week,
and the belief hs the present ~ prices IA quite
orsx weeks or two mouihs, hsye led 10 rather more bus
IL us'ket lslery, Uihou however hsvng alter
I'd the position of The producers some 81 whom confess
openly thar they losers considerable amount
week. bat ihry hone change " their favor will speedily
hfiss great Terence compared with former uH 80 II
cersiny the Absei II stocks hy which the producers
are rendered more nd-D-nden; hey are sbe 10 wan nu
en- acceptable on rior hr gnois msde ins1esd OF pese
ing them upon the nerkrt TIE American manufacturers
who bsye no, the choice Of markets Dot 80 oru-
na.y situated, aud are c, nsequenuy compeed To Te0uee
her produeOn more cons eersby Than II has hecous ne
cessary here.
The produce msrkets (excep1g perhaps for the article
OF Teal ave experiences slight improvement; and, ~
this has been ought about without The impulse OF speeu
lsion ns likely . be pr msrenL The most oppressed
property n AL railway shares, has also shown symptoms
q tmprOvi snt
The sar The sgrcul -al districts Is gradually subsid
Ing although Wheat hiss declined 10 p qusrer In
consequences Dfhe late vorsb- changeiu e westher IL
teligent pracii-H farmers acknowledge row. inst a.
though Wnsst and other agricultural products as r>ihef
,Oyer than hey WISH -verytug else 10 fsrm berg
oporOnsb chesp-bey are sb =. with little addluot
exertOn do we'll - before The longer we i'e me
mere Onsinced hs country need no. Tear any
petition. eher 10 manu- fscuung shipping. or 10 farm
ing Neither America with al her Advsntsges sId youth
fu energes the old G. influential With al their pro
lection compete with this county. particularly when
trade IL adverse The snews Of stronger here and
repeated losses sDet by manufacturers
Tor months etIer which nd ruin producers
sbroad But let tho ensTgies Of heavily taxed peop not
b. tsmpered with unnecessarily by egs alive mens
the weight OF Dslonsi cebtOf $500 ooJOoO bardensome
oush.
The purchsses Of the Greek houses which commenced
short time or In conseqnerce Of the settlement
putss end OF satisfactory accounts FROM Persa have
given ltte acvity he mRrket More business has also
bee done ny The yn buyers Tor Germany and while The
export Of goods from Hull t. The Continent shows falling
of oronste rcr, hhs taken place IN thai TWIST