New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

The following statement ofths m,veme.t 10 Oe"se
ssoc the Isl cf sept last as vita me pre'sss
three yoass $500 ,a-o ,,.a ,s.s
ESpoats 20 sI Bnsn 1900 $4,000 i5ss Wes
Exports Ia France @,O0 1900 oS,We eS0
., 70 ether for. ports. 29Soo nsS 800, ssSs sS
Stock on hand ..-.......g75.oO0 se,oeo Ua~s %.~s
The Hasover Bank has declared divi-
dend of 81 per cent forthe last six months payable
on the I'd January.
The Dry Goods trade is very quiet. A
limited demand for Spring Goods to supply the far
trade has arisen, but large transactions are Likely
until next month The trade for this season s snasc-
" over few Staple Goods are all that are sslhss
for the near by and local trade. unbieached shess-
ings and Shirtings are very firm The heavies k,nAs
have been selling at 6.06c Beachcd Goods are
in light request and that only for distant markets.
Prices are steady Drills have been active Tor ex-
port at Ole, and prices are hrm The home denanA
is light at &c for browns, Tie for bleached and SEQ
for blues osnaburghs are in request a. steady ptoss
Denims arc inactive and prices rather Irregular
Stripes arc rather more active nj rates prevssossy
current Ticks are quiet. Canton Flannel 10 N
good demand a, firm rates Printing Cloths are not -
tive but prices are very steady New Prints OF jPusg
STYLES arc coming INTO the market, and small hast
doing for the OF far West and Soah
Ginghams arc in light request and steady. Cotton
Pantalooning has been more active, with speesia-
tive demand De lanes are inactive, but cannst DO
bought under full prices the stock Is reduced
Cloths in request for the Clothing trade at stssdg
prices. There Is pressure 10 sell so AS 10 weakse
prices, which are already low. Cassmeros Of sprtng
syles selling moderately At full rates. Satissts
are inactive. Tweeds moving slowly. yesas
are dun and heavy. Sleeps Grays firm with .
hunted demand. Shawls are inactive from Ara
hands but prices are firm lobbers are stin doing
fair business, The Clothing Jobbers are the lea
active but then trade is the whole improving, ana
next month will be active The ClothIers have been
rather backward than usual la buying, but they
have TO buy and that largely The clothing bssisss
Is Of the profitable, sure, and growing trades 81
the City and yearly attracts large additional cspatak
In connection with the demand from squsrter. ovt
ish goods aud light French and German cloths have
been moving rather freely though not generally.
The imports Of the las. week are rather large an
Will continue nowto for the supply Of tn
spring trade. All goods, excepting Woolens, will 30
placed in our market at less cost than last year.
Notwithstanding the reported losses from imports
las, year the Jobbsrs have again ordered largely q
fancy French goods for the Spring, which, Together
with the heavy quantities expected on commission.
eresce to the mass Of goods. The jobbers act so
70 secure prime selection Of fancy styles suitable
to best kind OF demand, which is for certain goods
almost irrespective Of price ashioaables wsnt
something distinctive in character at early psr,o
Cd to mark them a. a class. The demand for French
goods is at present lisat Orders previously ssatsa
are now IN course Of fulfilment and delivery froa
importers hands but will not be active for noath
or SIX weeks to come. Prices steady, One ~
two lingering auctions continue, but notisg vsry
striking.
The rumors Of the failure Of Messrs. Hill,
Mclean 4 Co. of New Orleans, has tabtsn every
enc by surprise The partners Of the HOUSE have
always been considered reh msn, and their sctsrsss
business has been worth 100000 to tisif 800 pr
snnum Their Losses on shipnenss Of Coktoa lea
year we're large, but IL not supposed eat,ugh v
casss their suspension. Rumor connects the hesss
with J. h Smith, an extensive note broker 10 Ivsv
Orleans against whom the United States has recsse;s
revived an Old judgment for t25o,ooo
Money is in active demand to-day. Leans
are being called In 10 some extent, which ppsssl
to be the cause Of the decline in Enc and V naos
Lea, easy to carry fancy stocks than q was. The
rates on call are sac v cent The banks % ma
lend freely, dseming 1t prudent TO hold up whie Tie
h..xv sbonents of specie continue. Papss u fra
class is IN small supply, but the rates have an ~
ward tendency. We quote strictly hrstclass paper
-as 70 cent, but few names, however, can - passsd
better than ga 10 per cent. Second class IaoSp
cent.
The steamer tomorrow Will have about
million Of specie The engagements now ssssA
$s5o,Ooo.
There has been fair bunnsss done in Federal
and State securities and Railroad Bonds 70 90 Gerwsrd
by .his steamer. The inquiry Tor these Securities
from Europe p again increasing and OF The beSe d.
serlptons the renllttances are considerable.
The gross receipts Of the Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad for Novsnbss
were 81 264, and the earnings for the six months
ending Nov. ~, were tsis, sol u.
The bank Of Hamburg, South Carolina.
has declared DIVIDEND OF - 50 y share tof -
each) for the half year ending Ia January nsns,
making Is cent for current year The baaA %
the State Of South arolina has dsclAIeda ssmi-sn
nual dividend Of 5 y cent
The New-Orleans Mint statement having
come 10 hand we are now enabled TO ASCERTAIN that
the receip,s of gold in tho UnRed States ffon Cali
nv A.s.so--s ce--vsAl I-tes'.se~as Essts Pss-