New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-20
Review Of the Market.

Since our last review good many goods sold
bet on the whole can quote improvement IN prices
as the quantities OF goods pressing ON the market have
depressing influence We have had about twenty -tour
Saturday and dunDg the night bu' It IS again
clear and warm and pressing demasd Is the conse-
quence The arrivals have been large from the Atlantic
States. from Europe and Chile The consequences Is, more
goods imported than there is in the community
and more than remuntatng prices can be obtained
for and we furthermore perceive that our friends contrary
20 all advice persist IN shipping goods with which the
market has been overocked for the last twelve months
and will he for the next twelve months, they seem
know better than do what is Suitable for the mar
ket and Will only be convinced when they get account
msSd and special Order, should be aSn. s,cSdsdtS
BOOTS AND SHoEs-Ihese articles occasionally rally but
READsTUFFs-Alihough the stock OF Flour extreme
y moderate there appears to be other than Ter
particularly there great deal of replcked Flour Of
fered. which has an injurious effect upon The market
BARLEY keeps about the same and ether Or ns
BAGs-Gunny srs in very fair demand.
BgIcEs-Hae been in very brisk demand, and although
the uantty manufactured here large, the demand has
exceeded the supply and prices have advanced and the
50 so in New-York
BIANRETs The demand has been moderate the wealth
CoffEE-Ma1ke, oveIsiocked and the shipments Of
Ground Coffee should cease.
GLoTHING-The sales have been larger, but the stock
appears quite sufficient
State will be ample Tor the purpose
CaNDIEs-This article has re!apsed we have twelve
CISARs-Plenty and dun. large imports Of German.
rather lower sales have been made We think at eas pre-
sent rates will be sustained n
DRY GOODS have maintained theiT prices anu n'o""
Domestcs doing better. -
FRUITS AND PRESERVES are dull Of sale Rai'ns per-
feet drug The fruits OF the country are plenty
GARDEN sEEDs-Plenty and low
HARDWARE is fair demand from The regular trade out
miscellaneous shipments vii be sure u lose money.
LIQUORS OF the common and medium gaanties are very
abundant and low
LEATHER-EXtTemsly dull -,
MErALs-Rather better. EXCEPT par ron, wineh ms
come in freely The stscks of all Kinds are quite sufficient
anti c are better,
stuff and well finished flooring -,
NoLAssES-The market Is more tAan 0'efseocksu
NAILs-Stock large and sales small.
OII-Spem and Whale IN tar demand
PoRKPenty. and great deal must spoil before sales
can be effected. s.cck enough for t"o'ear''
LARp-In desirable order, tins IN demand
PAINTS AND PANT oILs-RatheT dull
srArIoNERY-MaIket oyerstocsed
ToBAcco-Sock increased, demand Moderate and r~tn-
TEHspemand moderate and prces steady oE the PRIME
WISfs-sIsrke, full OF French and Lisbon Wines the
SSisEs's WiGEs-AbOui tne same, and engagements
- IIBcRTRs WAGEs-S5 y DAY. --
CaRPEETKRs' WAGEs-s9 to $40 day. Other artisans
IN oF rxcHaSeE-Pns 50 days gO2i 95 Pans.
sd .s a. Hslpa1s.o sai cent as Hamburg, 90;
Frank fort, dc; Amsterdam. 43eti. , 49,. -
snnum' S.; DO Warrants fundable 81, War Loan esnds
~; CITY Bonds 10 y cent anngm, Nov coupon o. -
70 Pac inc do si Broadway DO. 90; PLANK Road %
Cold Dust clean 81 Money cen. month"; saSar,hs
The market is overstocked with good, If any article
gel, scsI nssT marksts sie thus weighed down
vii the excessive imports State and CITY Securities are
The ASA Ofcs may value the DrOPnetOs, but
none the community and attempt 70 as'en on as
anything short Of regular U. S; Mint wall meet vita
more than dsapproval. regular mint We want, and
must have and that nothing and 50 say 20 ou OF 10"
citizens OF this State and should the present Adnms
ration refuse they will meet with united feeling Of
Stale cent Stocks request at 81 to IS City
Bonds 80 Csty y cent Scrip scarce, and 70 cent.
can BE- obtained for For State Fundaois Scrip Of
feTsd County can be sold At zoe
Married
Al San rrsnoisco Nov IS, Mr.. P. EDDY, Of the STAG
Hotel Pacific St to Miss Mary Elizabeth PrtcnAd' %
AZ San Francisco, Nov. u. BY the Rev Mr. Yer Mshr,
Mr, Frsdenck B Page TO Miss Mary slnptsn, niece OF
In the church al santa Clara Nov D. 6y Rev Chss Ma
clay Sir. r + Haline Miss Jane eldest daughter Of
A Union Cly. Nov s SyF BusAn'l. ESQ., Mr. R'dS'A
Al Jones Hotel on the ID st BIZ Rev WA Taylor. I'd
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Al caiham'i, on II. as: os, y Rev. S; NJ Pack.
the late Ihos Adams. Of Boston. Mas
Atihe Csxerltz settlement. o. by Geo. Roberts ESQ.,
In Marion Co on the ,sh Oct, by Rev d r Williams
Mr. Charles y Cook. to Miss sasan Brevstsr al OF
a. xniiy. south Yam Hin. O.. on III. s.h Oct. b, Rsv
J; ". Gssdsn. Mr.. Thomas D. jackson. TO Miss Mary
!, w';A,nsi s.., G. O. .. the 1911 o. BY RAJ, Mr.