New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
change the tendency Is to lower prices There =
no new feature in the market, the apprehension o.


no new feature in the market the apprehension o.
large specie shipments and renewa. Of the si'1n-
gency Of las, month preventing sPccna'ors ron
operating freely. Governments are II lar Irlit'
at previous prices Bank Stocks are heavy
Exchanges are dull but without change IN
quotations Sterling Is 81 GI0l Francs, 5i3 a'''ll
The amour, Of sls taken FOR ms steamer = ''''
ate. most of the remiitances being IN COIN
Freights are heavy but rather more ac-
tive. There have been engagements OF 20" or 90"
Ibis If Flour at 81 10000 bush Wheat AMI Corn
Il ID Cotton "a. q bale and ID. = p Resin, %
To London there j but little dong. To Havre. &C.
To the Continent the shipments are quite limited
The money market IS without marked
change but # ANYTHING. less easy Some OF me
creditor Banks are drawing specie today 10 supply
the drain for the steamer tomorrow. she VIII take
abou, a million OF dollars larger amount thar was
anticipated. OF this, $500, 600 Is N siive'
There is an increased activity IN DryOoods-
combined with continued depression Of pfices- lie
des,r, 20 sell Is great The fear es the season shoad
pass away without ABSORBING the stocks Offering
Leads 70 continual small concessions IN price ana
prryents all buovancc. joooers are very busy an
TN heavy ssles tney are masking leads 70 contnnA
rrchases from frs hands. made, however Feiy
eparfnglv. and SUFFICIENTLY 80 20 prevent me trace
being termed active. We observe great drouin *
is.s n IN, manufacturing districts OF NewEngiand
uhicb is retard,r,r the supplies. There Is consider
ab,o inquiry for Cotton Yarns. Of which the stock
tused At dc The demand for Brown >hrtngs
and Sheetngs y fair, but prices are irregular. A.
the public sale .of "Wednesday list, hne Brown sheet
ings 80 inch, sold At 6 aG. and g. Gt. q n.a g..
Heavy goods ere selling ri less. but ali descriptions
are active hut low IN puce IS the stock large
The auction sale realized 5. as. for p inches G. n
= for IS inches at which thcfe IS good demand
Prices are very irregular and heavy DIM have
been ID demand for shipping, out The home demand
very duh, and stocks are accumulang prices are
steady. Osnaburghs are dull, without change
Seamless bags are IN request dt 24c. Denim,
are inactive, With large stock that Is offering
1t low rates. stripes are II light demand
The auction sale Of "Wednesday realized &c. a74c.
and IN private trade prices rule equally low Cotton
Flannels are selling very low the demand Is very
hight Printing Cloths are rather more steady, but
the demand Is 50 very Slight to render prices only
nominal Prints continue 90 drOop ~ price, a. The
stocks are very large though the demand l. good,
and there much pressure OF the goods on The mar
ket Ginghans enjoy regular demand at steady
ana UNIFORM rates DtlriUtN dlt ubi 81 dflNt ~
they were anticipated 20 be, but prices seem not TO
vary much. The supply j. large and assortment
varied Cloths have declined again. The fa IA the
pncc Of wool viii facilitate the decline. The de-
scriptlons used mostly for Winter clothing are the
only goods active but the large stocks and anxiety
to sell induces an easy market for buyers CASH
B mefe> also favor those VINO want 20 buy. The de-
mand is hight and supply large. PLAIN styles are
flo of To-
n good demand, but loN styles are heayy Tweeds
are offering al decline and meet with little demand
Jeans are heavy and.the sales are light. Sleeps
Grays are steady. LinSoy, are very steady Flnnel,
sell freely at lover rates Blankets are dull and ncavy
Shawls are active. but pnceS without buoyancy
French Goods are IN active demand, bat there Is the
same anxiety 10 sell as ia other goods, and prices
/ have a heavy tendency silks, perhaps, are les, -
than other goods but the market affords consldera-
bic encouragement 10 make early sales Serges sell
steadily Veye,s are more inquired after, and Vest
nqs continue IN request Ribbons are not active.
The demand - unusually iangWd ard prices have no
/ huoyancv PRINTS am NcrnoS are in request a.
steady rates Cloths are offering al farther de
chnc The feature of the Dry Goods market Is q
heavier tendency VA Wooens than IN Cotons. on
ing. perhaps. D. the rise IN (Otton. TINS rise, how
ever. Is only temporary, As hen the supplies from
the new crop come forward prices VII decline.
British Goods are very depressed. The demand IS
not active andmany holders pressing the N ,rAct.
No one article rs particularly active. Heavy Cloths
are the most wanted but Cotton goods are very dan
and heavy The marked decline Ia ihc importalons
OF BRUSH CoiiGns for the last slN months likely 70
be greater. Prints. GnghamS, and Deldnes al
heavy. The present los prices seem very hkelr 10
/ extend the consumption as the interior Is vet very
poorly stocked With goods, and the means are pos
ses>ed for obtaining very large supplies. II very
/ likely that We shall witness frmer STATE Of fht
Goods market toward the close of tho season a, ne
pressure To sell l. not likely 10 continue.
Land Warrants are quiet at ~lj0l~ 80.
each, for Mexican. The new ISSUES are unsuitable
The Eremng Journal gives the annexed
statement OF the quantity OF Flour, Wheat Corn
and Barley left al Underwater, during the nrst
week m September, IN The years 1850 and 1851,
Is As follows
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