New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

TUESDAY, June PIP VI

ing and the quotations advanced nc y CT. Gov
enmonts and state STOCKS were IN demand and firm.
The market for Exchange was lower and
inactive sterling was sold at io.c for hrst-class
bills. showing decline Of a p ct. There was "a
good un,old supply at l0.. Francs are 5Oo 1jO7..
Freichts continue buovant and very ac-
tive. The engagements include 1900 or 10000 b5S
Flour al Is 9da2s. mostly at q. An engagement of
Whoa, was reported az I'd Doadwoight Dos TUr-
pcrtine Is ca offered 500 bales Cotton 5-32d. To
London. 2O0o bbls Flour, . 200 tics Beef 81. The
vessel taken yesterday for Glasgow for Flour Was
at Is 81. The Humooit has 30 b5ls Ashes at s..
The amount received at the Sub-Treas-
ury was slIGIs2 paid. $3.50 balance, s27s773I.
The Seventh Ward Bank has declared
dividend Of 1. y cent the Bank Of America p
cent. the Tradesncn's Bank 50 a share.
There has been some movement this week
~ Cloths and heavy Cotons bat At depressed prices.
Lawns are The only articles that are both actveand
buoyant. having risen 10 D. cent since tine opening
sales Bleached Shirtng> and Sheetiugs are dun and
heavy with a large stock. Uubleachcd goods have
declined with moderate sales. Drills are irregular
some sales having been made a. a decline. Osna-
burehs are inactive. though Offering freely al lower
prices DENNIS are CWct, but steady. Stripes and
Ticks are lower with q large supply and light de-
mand Printing Cloths are dull and depressed
PRINT, are inactive eS usual 40 tins season, and
stocks are not pressing GrehamS are i'm moderate
demand at fuil prices Cotton Pantaloonery rs steady,
with d light stock. De LANES are quiet but propa-
ralons are making for a large supply n the autumn
Tie uroprictore of the new mill at Providence VIII.
for the first time. be- IN The market IN the fall TLey
have been large buyers of combine woods OF the
new clip N the West. for which they have been pay
ing high prices TO secure desirable and adequate par
GELS The Hamilton Mil, which wQs burnt down
and rebuilt viii. at the same time, tc sending ITS
products ia. and the Manchester Mills viii IN full II
not greater force. These sources OF supply with
large mportatons expected viii fiji the market with
goods This branch Of home trade has been very
profitable The fan consumption Will be large
but there are symptoms of excessive supply
Black blue and brown Cloths have sold more freely,
bui al a sacrifice The stock is sjill large and held
wlthou, much lrmncsS Lmscys are dull iat the
openng prcc Of l6c with a large stock Jeans are
firm. though inactive TwccdS are heavy m stock
and dun Sleeps Grcy> are steady, without much
alaculy Of demand Flmnels are quiet but fuu
The decline an Cotton has tempted spnners 10 buy
more freely, That supply Will De kept up Produc-
ton VIII not DC ,i.nt,d Ia foreign goods thcrt has
been more dong. bul principally tor the early 'all
trade IN anticipation The Clothing trade are buy
mo for stool a,a.ns, thor Fail demand scr.es.
V.s,,,.s s,,,,e Nol,c,. and tlo.bs ,ro ~, f,,rin
anna. PC. ,r, io, Inn, have e..,scd IN droo,
,,,,i nj -.,,,,i,, ,,o -ou will ,ro3nco
.,,, .,,,,o., ~. mann, loading ARTICLES e~,c.ia.v
, ,l...r.,,., Tho first i,,,,,t,ti,,,> will he nobt
md consequently "a better range of prices Is looked
for. Later orders may possibly give different turn
90 the market a, AN advanced period OF the season
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The largo Cotton NH Companies have been max
,r, nm mon blvcarl, accounts and find themselves
bvtnc high p~cc of cotton and low price of goods
minus bv large sums. Too many goods have been
made a, the highest price for cotton in the fall OF
heavy stocks better prospect awaits The manutac-
turcr> the next half yea Cotton has declined is
declining and wlli reach q lower point which MIL
secure "a better return for labor and capital.
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exncca,,on tSa, ,ne hpe Would be- opened for use
from Pittsburgh 10 Beaver and NeW-Bri{h,on in
July. and to Alliance and Na>sllion IN the Autumn
OF Tins wear The LAYING of the track progresses
RAPIDLY. and everything indicates that the road
VIII Dee ready az jhc specified time. The work re-
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