New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03
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TUESDAY, Dec ppm
The market was heavy for the Fances
to-day at the First Board excepting for Reading and
Long Island which improved. The former went to
CO. and the latter to Is, an advance ia both cases
Erie fell of to S., and after the Board heavy
Norwich heavy also, with considerable activity.
At the Second Board the feeling dow ward, and
the Fances were generally lower. Erie declined t,
Canton J. Norwich /, Reading !, &c. Hudson River
was less buoyant and sold at 20 The Erie Securities
were firm, with large sales of Convertbles. Della
ware and Hudson sold at lO3 a decline of p cent.
and was offered in the street. 500 shares, at lOi,
buyer six months For Governments there is fair
demand and advanced prices are demanded.
In Exchanges there has been a large
business done, but at the close the market for Ster-
ling was duh We quote llOs 6ll0i. Francs,
3l3ia5l2s Amsterdam, A. Gil' Bremen, 7s0'Si'
Hamburg, SO, dS6. At the close first class Sterling
was offered at TO-. The supply of bills excepting
drawn against gold was hight
In Freights there is a fair amount Of
Transactions d, steady prices. Engagements to Ly-
erpool Cotton. 3-l6d Flour, I'D. 10000 bush
Wheat 4fti AID, the former in bulk ,000bbls. Resin
I'D, Wood lis, &c. To London 1900 boxes
Cheese, 35s. 10 pipes Wine, lbs. 1000 bbls. OIL
Cake, I'D Gl-l0sd. To Havre, the packet of the
9Th is full at ic for Cotton, SO s. for Ashes &C.,
aud the packet OF the 10TH has Cotton engaged at
the same price. To California there is a moderate
business at i5d50c.
In Money there is no change TO note.
The supply is abundant ON call at 6e7 p cent. on
Stock coatcrals and frslclass paper goes at "a ID
h cent and is scarce.
oil o,,l cftt, thnr-
sand dollars in coin ordered for the Steamer OF to-
morrow, OF which one hundred thousand is silver. 1T
is understood that tie City OF Manchester will take
a considerable amount from Philadelphia on Thurs
day next
The amount in the Government DEPOSIT
torres On the 9sth ult was s3436,52o transfer of
$685., OOO to New Orleans had been ordered. The
Mint at Philadelphia contains $685. 60
1t will be seen by the Presidents Mes
sage tina, the aggregate Exports of the United State
for the fiscal year ending Goth June, 1851 including
thirty millions OF specie, wore about Two millions IN
excess OF the Imports but this unfayoraoe re-
suit is to be attributed to the unusually high price OF
Cotton in the early part Of the year the crop having
yielded forty millions Of dollars more than the pre-
yious crop We cannot look for such state Of things
in the present fiscal year. as Cotton has declined
about so y cent.
There is more activity among the cloth
ing iobbers and the importers who supply the cloth
ing houses with their peculiar wants. for Spring gar
ments but the dry goods trade generally, IS dun,
though prices are without heavlness. tnoleached
shirtings and Sheetngs are advancing IN prce, o ~
ing to the limited supply although the demand Is light
Dleached Goods are dull but steady with large
stocks Drills are in rather better demand ana
at steady prices, the stock being Light. Osna-
buyes areinacuye. DENNIS are steady but dali.
Stripes and Ticks are IN very light demand. Can
ton FlaInels continue 10 DC much inquired after ana
at top prices. Printing Cloths are very dull, yet
ye, holders are irmer and some asA higher p.i1es,
vet this cannot last long, as the raw material must
decline within shoIt period. Prints have at las,
ceased TO be active. The great consumption during
the season has left a very Insignldcant stock, which
there is no disposition 10 sell at decline. Glng-
hams are inactive The balance Of The Fall supply
$ held armly Dcalnes are sill active but Win
a fresh supply prices have slightly declined. Cloths
are dull but the stock lshs and prices are steady
Cassimeres are less active. The inquiry Is limited
to fancy styles Satlnets are Lot much inquired al
ter Cotton warp tHceds are Ia very small request
but steady Sleeps Grsys active az full prices.
Iiuseys are dull and heavy, and the market fayors
the speculative buyer Flannels are n good demand
and irm. Blankets are dun and heavy. Shawls are
in demand and sell quickly arrival for the favorite
stylus. French ana Continental goods are no longer
active few seasonaole goods have been selling al
firm prices Plaid Ribbons st!ll maintain full quota
tons Light German and French Cloths are also
selling at full prices there yet being quick demand.
Millinery goods are very dull, yet few cho.ce
STYLES Of Silks are IN request The catalogue Of
goods offered to cay and to-morro" tWednesiey)
al auction excites considerably the Affection OF the
trade These are the stock Of Ne ssrs. Jewct & Co.
VITO failed lately al Boston. and comprise SEINE Of
the choicest goods OF the season, both OF Domestic
and Foreign fabric. This IS the last interesting sale
OF the season, and buyers are On here from other
cities looking out for job lots.
The annexed statement shows the oPer-
atoms Of the I. Mint, at Philadelphia, for No
ytuber