New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20

i mere Was d COuIlLuaH1C VI S'AO ~N~J
feeling IN Stocks but the transactions were MODE
rate At the Second Board the market continued 70
be buoyant with good inquiry Tor the ieaons
Stocks The market closed firmly Reading ana
ry;e were especially buoyant at the Second Board
little relief in the Money market has gwen the
bulls rather the advantage and the low prices 20
which stocks have fallen has brought IN consldefa-
BILE orders from outsiders.
In Exchange there was far business
doing for the steamer, and the rates are steady
Sterling is 9. alO Grstclass bills selling Win con-
siderable freedom at lOa lOc' Francs, 5l5i "'l2i'
Freights are firm, but there IS dliier-
ncehawoen shiprnasters and shippers, which checks
transactions. For Flour 10 Liverpool l41 IS offered
I'D asked Cotton. I'd. Grain, AID. Deadweght,
i2s Cd.0l5s. Engagements 100 tuns Wood, Us
Cd. To London 400 bbis oil, 20s. Flour, Is 81.
Naval Stores, 2s To California there IS moderate
business doing at 4jd5Oc.
There is much better demand for paper
,odav At the close frst-class names not easily
obtainable al previous rates Several OF the large
paper brokers sold large amounts. We still quote
frsclass names I2ol5 b cent. On call there is but
little change The supply is fair, and loans mode
rate at T. cent. The Banks are mol increasing
Their discounts 10 any extent.
The receipts of the Morris Canal for
week ending 10th, were s7,i5l 40, against $3.50
during the same period OF last year.
The Paterson and Ramapo Railroad Com
pany have declared dividend Of p cent, payable
Oh the 2oth inst.
The amount received at The Sub Treasury
was slOs,5OO. PAID $222,772. Balance, ss,2H903.
The Canal Revenue Loan was taken to-
day at to 5p cent. premium averaging y cent.
The whole amount bid for was, s5Oo'OOO at 90 @lO5
Pcent This has given great satisfaction 10 the
friends OF the Enlargement.
The Dry Goods trade is more active
than last week Both Southern and Western mer
chants are in the city, and Notwithstanding the I'M
towardness of financial matters. arc making very
considerable purchases at the present low prices.
The Country trade continues 10 pay well. There
IS a good demand IN the INTERIOR and the farmers
beng well supplied with money contribute largely
10 the increasing consumption Of Dry Goods
The oyer-production of goods alone keeps prices
low unbleached ShirtlngS and sheetlngs have
been in considerable demand owing to the re-
duccd prices at which they have been offered
but there is doing IN second than IN first hands
Bleachcd goods are less active than brown The
heavy stocks depross prices considerably. Drills
are IN moderate request but mostly for browns and
blues Osnaburghs and bagglng are dull. Prices
are steady, as the stock is moderate Seamless bags
are IN request at 2is. DENNIS are IN very slight de
n.and and prices heavy. Ticking and Stripes are
very dun and prices continue depressed. Cotton
Flannols are more active a, steady prices. Printing
Cloths ave inactive and prices nominal Prints are
active and the demand is fully equal 10 the supply.
Prices If good qualities are steady hut inferior
styles Of which the stock Is large, sell very low.
Ginehams are IN steady yet moderate request at
very uniform prices. De Lanes and CaShmereS are
becoming more active, especially the Manchester
productions. Prices are steady, Cloths continue
heavy, but with an increased inquiry. Holders are
more disposed to meet responsible buyers Sa,nelS
are m good demand and prices steady. CasSimeTcs
OF fancy STYLES IN demand but the supply
Of new goods IS limited and prices steady PLAN
goods more plenty, but duh, owing 10 the recent
public sale OF h. Sections stock, which has supplied
the demand. Jeans are ploaty, but dun, at low
prices Tweeds are heavy IN stock, bat with fair
inquiry al low rates. Sleeps Crews are without
change. The stock Is large and prices low, except,
for the best grades which scarce ANA wanted.
lnseyS are IN steady demand a l6c. Blankets are
active and prices FIRM Fannes are lower. Shawls
are Increasing IN demand and Will shortly DC inquired
Tor. The supply large, assortment, good and prices
moderate but steady British goods arc moving
SLOWLY l nc NhPostdllONS OF thS WoAln VIII
he fully equal to those OF the corresponding
month Of last year, but not larger. Blankets
sell well and are active. Cloths arc duh and are
offering al rather easier prices. Dclaines are
rather active and command fair and steady prices.
Suits, GmghaaS. Prints, Linens and Sheetings sell
only IN small parcels, and al low prices. There Is
NO animation. French and Continental goods how
ever, are doing better. The taste OF the country
runs mostly ON French goods. and then consumption
Is greatly the increase. The liayre packets bring
light supplies, bO, the steamers well ireghted
with the goods suited for the Fall trade. There 5
considerable desire 10 sell nom hrst-hands and the
market consequently favorS buyers. Indeed this IS
the best season for making selections OF desirable
goods, when the tiehtneSs of the money marke; IS
removed, there will be more 6rmness, especially
as.Cotton and SILK have both taken an upward tun
in prices. Ribbons have not yet become active
Menaos are beginning IA offer, but the sales are
small. Cloths In fax demand for the lower quail
ines Gloves are declining. NelvetS are dull. Col.
ored Silks IN good request. Auction sales on
the increase. but they not vet numerous bu, II
the difficulties in TIE way OF negotiating paper con-
imue they soon vii be very large as many holders
Of goods art anticipating The necessity September
and October VIII be the trying months for our dry
goods dealers but there is reason to expect before
those months come round, easier financial cOnh
hon viii prevail.
The tolls collected upon the New-York
Canals up 20 the l4th of August, show All increase
the amount collected las, year 70 same date, OF
sseS, sci This rate OF increase, SAYS TIE albany
JOURNAL, through the season Of navigation, would
give an aggregate increase Of HALF MILLION We
q" not however, anticipate much unless the prices
efprednce should advance, IN which event the whole
amount TOLLS would exceed FoUR MILLIONS
The amount received Tor tolls on all the New.York
state annals during The second week III
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