New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-18

Gail losns at 4 per cent.
The Foreign Exchanges are quoted ~
follow, bills on London ll0A a ll014 Paris 5 l2las
SIS, Amsterdam 4ld4l4 Frankfort 4O7s64l; Bre-
men 79ls 79l4 Hamburger 1914 2361s. Sterling was
In moderate demand. The principal transactions were
at llCas all0is. Tho reml.tanccs of gold will be
siderable on Saturday nexis. AZ there other ex
port but gold to create large supply Of exchange the
retsnces may therefore be greater than Of late for
the balsnce Of the month but far below the receipts
90 that the effect on the market will be insppreciabe
In Freights we notice steadiness in the
rates, which without change. The amour. offering
is limited TO Europe but there Is rather for Cali
foipis.
The news from Liverpool is on the whole
favorable Cotton had declined sd. but failed to have
any effect on this mar et which remains frm In Bread
stuiis there is no change to notice.
We notice the arrival of an importation
of Cotton from Venezuela; Of which $50 bags were
sold today about 10 cents. II the present price OF
Cotton continues promised further contrib tons
from the same quarter Cotton does net grow there
from annual plants, In Southern States, but
perennial trees, and the Cotton can be had for the
picking.
The demand for Dry Goods has ex-
tended to all the departments of the trade, and an
active business Is doing at full, steady prices I'm.
bleached Shirtngs and Sheetipgs sell readily and
steadily full rates the late rise In cotton have In.
duced greater frmness. The stock Is not heavy.
Beached Goods are also brisk, at sellers prices
Drills are in steady demand, with some buoyancy In
prices though without present change In prices Osns
burgs are firm, with limited saes iDenms are In 70.
Cal - xss. IL
6rner Ticks share in the improved tone of the mar.
ket Canton Flannes are 10 good request, and steady
in price Printing Cloths still quiet are very firm, If
not buoyant The prices range from 3ls d5Ac. Prints
are active The demand is constant and the supply Is
sufficient without much excess. Prices are readily
realized. Ginehams still sell 0lac, with light sup
ply and good demand Deaines continue 10 full re.
quest at good prices The large supply Is met with an
active demand. Cloths still scarce and prices firm
with good inquiry. Csssimeres plain, fancy and
black all In quick demand atprevious rates Satinets
still sell well, and prices well sustained Llnseys
are frmer. Jeans are not so plenty and are frmer
Tweeds in improved request, at good prices. Elan
nels are active and at advancing rates. Blankets in
moderate request, at full prices. Shswls are more
active, and prices regular. There Is a good
supply and assortment suited to the increasing
consumption of the valuable domestic fabric
The trade at present Is lowering for the auctoneers
goods seem to sell Themselves without their aid and
without any pressing This Is good symptom of the
heahlnes of the trade. French and Continental goods
sell well at asking prices. Dress Silks Delanes, and
COttons are very active Some descriptions of silks are
scarce and some have been sold out of the market
Black Silks are brisk and at full rates. French Prints
are favorites Ribbons In great request and have
been sold freely considerable advance. Some styles
have become from large wholesale sales Vest.
ings and Velves are scarce and wanted Serges are
firm. Cloths active at full rates The importstons
still light and from the readiness with which goods
sell at advancing prices, we may look for continuance
Ct Imports to later period though at greater cost
British goods are In great activity In common with all
others and at steady rates The Clothing Jobbers are
among the most active both buyers and sellers. The
confidence In full maintenance, If not advance o.
prices prevents any backwardness to lay In supplies
The Southern Cloihlers are buying literally. In no
one article does there appear any downward tendency
but the contrary very general steadlness to up
ward tendency. Indeed In the whole list of prices
current the only articles at all heavy breadsufs
There is considerable activity in the
markets for Boots and Shoes All the Southern and
Western houses turning out large quantities of
goods for all paris of the Union The sales this
reach 70 stated by dealer, 81 100000 worth Prices
the advance, Sole and Upper Leather having ad.
vanced y 30 cent, and from the scarcity Of Hides
prices must be forced up yet con,ideraby Manufac-
urers cannot continue to mske at present prices For
California the demand Is limited Quotations:
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