New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05

ssOOe It follow -, above excess Of 81 st''e@'s
IN other av.,.s The folloxin table WI sho q" the
ey..oyts Of specie for the ten mon'ns $1,000
Jaruary 800 PSI June AZ "a
1870 80 O07. 6S9 July----------- o1tt'.v
ifa,S q 6s sol 'Aneust-------- 261S4i4
srrj 3>s2, le9 Sepiem)er.---- $4ll'l42
Hav... 4,5c6,l35 Octooer.---.--- Il.1,1y-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS O2''9's
The PEOPLES Fire Insurance Company
las de dared a semi-annual dividend Of ? cent
There was a more active demand Tor
Money to-day, bat the supply offering on eau va
large and loans we're negotiated with facility ~ a
:, p cent On good securities There IS g'ol IN
ou~v for Erst.class paper. and there IS Dut ssh'h
quantity in The market 1t goes al O&lV y ctHL'
mostly las = cent Second-cass goes a. l. O4e y
con, The Banks are discounting 10 considerable
extent.
The demand for Dry Goods continues to
abate as tie season advances yet the transact
tons. especially in Shavls, De LANES and Sleeps
GRAY Cloths have been large in private trade, and
AZ auction STUFF and other French Goods. Buyers
limit their purchases 10 present wants The demand
&c nasty for the East and North Wooens are very
dnll but firm Cotton Staples steady with a very
limited demand Brown SheetiTgs and shKtings
are light in stock and we'll sustained IN price.
Bleacbed Goods are less firm, with an accunu'atng
stock and little inquiry Drills are in duh demand
but are steady in price Osnaburgs are firm, but
with slight demand. Denims are quiet Stripes
and Ticks are scarcely moving. Canton Flannels
are active at steady prices Printing Cloths are very
inactive and prces are nominal. The extending
sImption Of De LANES has caused a reduced pro.
ducton Of Prints Prints are not so active as they
have been, but good qualities are stiil in demand
Good Madders are wanted and are firm Ginghams
are in good demand for the and in reference
to the diminished supply there Is no stock OF any
amount, and prices without change. De LANES
continue the most active. article on the market the
demand has not abated and many sales are making
ahead Of arrival. Cloths are quiet with a small
stock prices have reached about the lowest and
are firm. The Wooden Jobbers are buying all that
they can find below the general current prices, which
is but small Cassimeres are less active, both fan
cies PLAIN and blacks, but the demand is saiicien,
10 keep up prices Satineis are duh, Tweeds and
Jeans are inactive Sleeps Grays are in active de-
msHd Linseys are dull at l2iol5i, which are
low figures Fannels are active of prime qual-
Ties. Blankets are dull but steady The auc-
ton sales of French Goods are numerous but
prices are not buoyant. the supply is larger
/ than the demand, though that is active. The
pfincipal sale OF the week was of British Stuff
/ Goods, which, in the present state Of the mar
ket realized good prices ana an advance over pre-
vious sales Silks and Merinos have sold low but
Ribbons and Shawls at slight improvement for
good styles. The trade in Continental Goods is al
most confined to the Auction Room, which crowded
! There seems 10 disposition 10 withhold French
Goods, whatever may be the market, the expected
/ troubles in France during 1882 deemed likely to
be such as viii lead to large importation nextyear,
not IN reference to cost and profit but IN reference 10
placing them securely. Is deemed both the French
/ and English markets viii be crowded with French
goods There is little doing in British Goods The
! clothers are buying TO small extent The stock OF
Messrs f. s & d. La,hrop x 60. was sold at auction
on Friday last, and the goods which were very mis-
cellaneoHs. characteristic Of the general lO90ing
trade, brought lar Prices. ne sale attracted ON
siderable attention.
The Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad is
completed IS miles from Pittsburgh, and TIC grading
and bridging is nearly finished TO Massllon, dis
lance of 10 miles -Four gangs, comprising 400 men,
are nov laying the track between Brighton and Abr
anoe to which point the Road is expected 70 be fin
ished by the 18th of December, and Massilioa by
the middle of January At Alliance 1t intersecis the
/ Cleveland and Pittsburgh Road, which will open
| direct Railroad communication between Pittsburgh
and Cleveland.
We annex statement OF the exports from
this port for the week ending Nov 81:
LONDON lbs Calcined Bones, ~ go lbs manu-
featured Tobacco 81 casks scraps Odd 600 ssls Flour
Wax isc,als Cheese, 26i2 boxes do go barrels OIL
Cake Ct0v Slaves 20 pcks SKINS a 200 lbs Lard 25
I gals Whale Foot 90 barrels Potash.
IIvlRPool-si, A5' bush Corn. 1896 bsls Flour, 50
bales Cotton, 3oSl2 los Isiow. $3.50 los Cheese 5oo
Saves. @0 Oos Rum % Chars lj2i oush Wn,at, 800
dog. Blooms, Is eases Clothes Pms
GIAsoow-io0 bales Cotton, 3S7 bbs Rosin l25l bSls
6iSS bushels Wheat 40 s6is faloW OH eask. Palm Oh
: 500 SLAVES. 6J7 gallons Sperm Oh
MARsElLlEs--9 hhds Cuts 81, coo Slaves
poRTUGM-2,sto rs Mhslebone; 10 tuus oswood. DO.
Ncsrasus Wood do Fusnc 80 half ties Rice So b,ls.
SANS So saves: pieces Ja%s s5 ,
PopS, 81 chests Tea 1855 lbs maauile, To5acc, 25S bis
Beef 81 hall do do 40 rcAs, Cheese, 81 hbl Bread. tc
Vine, half pipes Brandy, ". casks Vans
ST. DOMINGO Is go hs Fish, $50 barrels Elorr 300
bones Soap 20 baries PorK is9 is Hams ssh rs CSes,e
80 barrels MACK srel g do Alspms SS II; lard sai Is
Butter rs barrels Reef oofng Glasses. rs REIN
ed sugar IS Ao 2, Leather Joz d. 20 boxs
10 Domestic % bundles Shingles. l7Gl feet Lumber,
tfRlc.~s 50 hhds Iob.cco 80 lbls Rum; % 2kvs d.
mestlcs co gallons liRseea OLA psss Duck, o. Oars
ale Bags % bbls toar 80 DO dread So Kegs Poxdsr
Do Lead O. COO feet Lumber cases SKINS obs PORK
vENEzUfI A-6e bcass Csudles 81 bbls Fish. bhls
Crackers s,lN Manic. iobaoc', 7thales d. tclasS
Re PAGE Tea 10 sass Rice, beg Shot. dreams Paper
epAss npe ~ 6es Beef 80 bbis Naval stores bos
LAID Oh, 10 ehs Poaioss Iron Wheels. SasS ]ro1ns
SC. 1850 Il Butter. q Cheese. 10 r,anss 500 Fsa
- ~ b6ls Flour bills Meal 100 Asles Sfs ClAoksrs
pSss Furniture Iron Chests bbis Oa,oaS. iecSs,s
Pnn,ns Paper, 10 bhls Apples, soo Baards SIS hls
HSil AN 50 cases Inda- Rnssr Goods. &c AAl, losas
CO. zoo boxes TX Wood. SSs bills Ros A Cand!es 10
gals Red oh ~ bhls Pearl "a hhls p,tssA % as
Cedar. lt7 bales Cotton s1o0 Slaves a csSks HOuey
hols Potash ss halcs Cotton. 90 bss RESIN lsH bags
SSies 80 l1ss nahosse,' 4 Do Boss wood l,o13 boxes
rooms Bars, i.seo Saves, can Ess Oh 81 Rec 20
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