New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER g. 1852.

Ne believe ee5o,0oo, wa, contaminated In sonss.
queues Of the Illinois Central Railroad Company hsv.
ing drawn . bin Of $4,000 The above amour, In.
cluees SJao0o In California insob, vh,ch doss not
come on; Of tbs Banks.
The late unexpected decline 10 Stocks
has proved too much 70, two three Of the bulls who
have been unable to meet their eontrscts
The Money market to-day exhibits no
marked change from yesterday. The demsadh good
and the sspoiy If thing, little better The current
rate On call 10 p cent and II 10 net easy to borrow on
anything bat frstcAss coassrals At this rata The
Banks Is estimated, have contracted In the aggregate
two and half to three millions within the lsst Two
weeks which FUZZY accounts for the advanced RATES Of
Interest. new element In the demand for money 10
added BY the presentation of drafts from California
drawn ssainst gold shich 10 yet at ses on the Ohio
Probably notles than moa Of dollars has been thus
required wishin two days past The Ohio viii probably
arrive during the night and this, with the disbursement
from the subTreasury, will measuaov relieve the
msrset I.sproper to notice that what of stringsncy
there 10 Is confned 10 Walls. and mainly TO loans on
the weaker classes of Stocks-the mercantile world L.
sssy-nsny of the Aucdoreers and Dry ,ods dealers
are dssountps their own paper at6a7 p cent there
10 no pressure Of offerings at the Banks aud bu, mode
rske amount or paper IN Ho sSrect tus rates renxo
from 20 y cert for first ella" names
The adyiees from the Warwick Copper
Nine IN Pennsylvania fully confirm the expectations Of
the managers The machinery workisg perfectly
end the produes 10 about seven tuns of ten aud
eleven y ceHs ore per day, worth about 500 Tns
vein produced by the process ued pays 81 the ex
perses Of the mine About 100 uns ore we're received
today. From the Norwich mine, on Lake Superior
the sdvcss thai the Of Copper the saaf
far uncovered, weighs about thty6vs uns, ar taat
the In the DIFF, has been uncovered to the extent
of Al feet and h believed to be the heaviest macs
discovered on Lake Superior. From the Windsor.
shs Information Is very encouraging The last accounts
from the "Buena Esperanzs" and San Augustins'
ave satisfactory than any bsfore received. very
valuable lode had teen discovered In the latter and
| shipments of copper are soon effected From the
"Uster the superintendent writes that he has got
through the "huss and the vein has wldssed again to
2l9 feet About $50 iuW Of ore are out and 10 sight
Tue sound and well managed mining enterprises are be-
ginning to srac, Of ihe attention Of mon.ed msO
and sthou,h to cer.nin extsnt speculative In their
character as all mining must be, yet are as Legitimate
Investments for capital as any other business.
| There is some abatement of the activity
so conspicuous week and fortnight ago In Dry Goods
but business 10 yet good and extensive No falling OF
In prices while the socks are vet comparatively light
end mary descriptions scarce. The nearby trade 10
very alive, and the country trade generally Is good
Heavy brow Sheetings moderately active and firm
lighter goods are In deficient supply. Bleached goods
are IN limited demand, but firm, with moderate stock
Drills are rather higher; Browns now held at rs
M BIeached and Blues steady, and all with good
demand for export Osuaburshs are In good request
at stesdy rates. Denins sreni thenins 10 price.
some kinds being beld at lc higher. Ticks Ia In
different supply, but steady In prices with fair de-
mand. Stripes are aud prices very firm. Can
ton Flannels active at full prices. PripiOg Cloths
ara without change though rather frmer, and more in
favor Of the seller than last week Priats yet
active at full rates for al good descriptions, with
! q light stock Glpghams are regular 10 price, with
a diminished stock. De Laines are In fair demand
for TIE sttnes of the season, and prices are STEADY
Cloths rather ess active, and holders are pressing
more desirable purchaers. Prices without change
Cassmeres are fully sctlve, and at good prices Ths
demand embraces al kr dc, fsncies and plins, and
,,ock 10 kept for accumulation Ssiinets equally
active, at full rates Linseys are frmor, with
moderate demand. Twoeds are active, aud prices reg
ular and readily obtained Jeaos are also rather
active. Twiled FIannels are plenty and steady Ban
come more active. The supply IL very isrse-m,rs so
than last fs-snd prices are ye. firm. The sales OF
French and Continental Goods arc ye. large, though
less than In he few previous weeks As stocks havs
been considerably reduced. Prices are firm for all
kinds and better for Ribbons and Gloves Dress prints
are scarce Shaw have been very active At good prices
Cloths rather less active and firm, while SILKS buoy
spt BTtsh goods are ye. active and at full prices Lin
ems, however, are Jet heavy, owing - large In.
pottAcn Dress Goods are Ia moderate demand. Heavy
Woolens sell at firm prices but lighter kinds dull
The iobssrs very sciye their country trade beng
In full scticn while they resolving many Of their
spring goods for distant markets. sin money matters
thu p-y Inens made with grea. punc,uali;y Many
parties anxious 70 anticipate their payments aud
discount their paper to far greater extent than
usual. The supply of money In the country 10 very
srse-much more 90 than 10 generally supposed. The
| Dry Goods trade never Aush of money before
IN the heaviest part Of the The auction no
hare no, been called for any large advances Ids
and all their sales have been free sales Tas Is rather
90 unusual feature Of bushels at this ss,oD aud make
the ares, hestlness Of trade There Is scarcity oil
n ouey hers
The Exports 10 thu United States from Great Btisn
to the l4th Sept Is5l and 1852, as follows. a. ed
vised by Mesrs. Edward Hlsging & Co, Of Liverpool
cOrToNs.
Pl.in CAicoss ...........ys lsl5903 lj 80 lSs