New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
Of CooD, ,hIn 10 thiscounty

Brown >hec''ncS tut Shlr .gs art o. f,t demaai
md at iairrucrS, he stock he ng reduced Rle.cheS
Goods are NJ GOO rCGuc,t anl prccs have assumed
! eret >teaint>s Brown Drills are IN Moderate re-.
request. mos'ly ioE Shipping but Blues and BleachsA
Nre que, Al ~ adv prlces Osra5urShs are r,ihey
| scarce ard prIccs firm DENNIS are very dull with
stock On the Ircrea>e. stnpe> and Ticks are DUH
AZ 4 quotations ycTy romlnal. Cotton rlannels are
IT demand ARD finn Pr.ntirg Cloths remain with
out inquiry the saleS are not sufficient to estabasA
market prices Prints irregular m ps,ce the
stock beng large, though the demand N acnve The
better grades realize iull rates. Gnghams are IN
e cd demand-norc than equal to the receipts. De
iasnts are very active anu stock not 50 pressing.
~ HAT prices are very II, idy. Cloths are IN far
arL steady request. md prices have assumed regv-
iaI.tv. CiS,mcreS are active - steady ruces the
supply Is leSsensd >atinets are active, and at irn
rates. Twceds are ~ improved request Jeans ARE
IN moderate request. without improvement IN price.
Sheep Grays rather scarce and wanted. Lin
sc,s sre ratfer lower FlaDncIs are steady. Fiae
White BllnAet, .rc IN demand. >hawls are very
active anj prices az ann British Goods are very
.rac'.yc MouSelnes dc Lanes are IN some relucsss
b., the stock been reduced Cloths are IN mod
crate request cs.'eneray low. but there n
20 pressure OF stock on the market French Goods
are more active. Ribbons are higher IA prce and II
active demand. especially piad patterns. Shks.
both Biack md tolorod. are active. MAnuia We'd
vets, Seigss ana Prints all IN good demand as
rather impTo.Ing prices the recent auction sales
haze wrought out a good demand even IN private
trade by bringing 4 ,tAEt buyer, 10 the spot. The
import atoms ot gocd> continue hglt. which IS the
secret Of greater lrnrcss IN prices, ~hch seem dAs
rsed To soy ance III he Orders for Spring
ImpOItatoLs are 70" gislng out and some fears are
expressed hat an oYtrImporiation may take place
az TIE Spring TtlS Will ar!sc If 1t does arise, from
goods sent htrc on comm ,sSlon All the excessive
import, have toen n french goods :, lS To France
our gold gong III pa, nent Of silks and MILNE
re> furniture ani fncy articles Of all kinds as our
exports to France are very hight lttas been statel
that four ftbs "f the imports Of French goods have
teen on French account this Fall. There has besa
less import.d on American recount thaA in thD
spnng OF last Fall
The following Isthe state Of The Provitence mMkc4
tor he week ending 2yh September foy Printing
tlo,hs TIE maIkt, was rathof suffer N the oegn
nlng of tie week. but t closes about a. last week
Tie pronuctcn ~ pflr:.ns cloth has .alien oh. we
SHOULD ih., h, full, one ttiri since the commence
mcnt Of the va. r.d the demand mas fallen %
equally. MANY prntGG micaint' are Still. anA
ott. p, have he,r pat ON e lune, The following
y, ,,l lie ale. .t..' aeNr come To o'r notice
3G0p.c.tSfib fs,fc
-Oco do g y 60 Sc o,ra
IOcO GO. sob, g.. ic., fiut.
JCo0 o". at, -.
1COptocS.
A sale OF a. b, Is ~ nsd, Al d, We dld nH SsG
tGe number Of pioco,
The Commerce. o, ihe port for September.