New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11

on deposits Of Virginia stock This Bank has deposfed
$4,000 and will commence business q soon AZ the
plates cen be got ready. =.
An active speculation has commenced In
Coton hut stocks are too low In quantity to allow Oh
much extension and viii be several months oe'''o
any large quantity of the new crop arrives
In Freights we notice very little doing
Hardly enough has been dsne for Europe TO establish
rates. There IL apparent change.
John Thompson, No. Wall-st., quotes
in bis R,portsr, Land Warrants as follows-
The action of Congress has had tendency to strength.
en- Warrants The following are the ruling prices;
100 acre Warrants. -....-...-.-....-..sl4i sif,,
50 acre warrants -..--..-..--.---.- ~
40 aere Warrants. -...-...----.--.-.. 10 81
Business in Dry Goods has become very
active Money to be plenty both In the West and
South stimulating an early demand for Dry Goods All
kinds are wanted Prices have become settled ana Wnue
ceaipg to be buoyant have become fixed and firm, the
stocks being than sufficient for The active and
widespread demand. Unbleached goods are In steady
demand at uniform rates. The supply Is rather In
creasing Bleached goods are also active at current
rates and the demand Is readily met Drills have been
less active but prices very firm Osnaburghs are
oujet but steady Denims are in moderate activity at
"a dsc Stripes are rather more inquired after and
are firm Ticks have an upward tendency. Printing
Cloths are held higher full &c. which has checked ae
demand; few sales having been made at the advance
Prints are active at full rates The supply Is large and
and varied meeting the demand from all parts Cling.
hams are without change, selling quietly on arrival at
lOlbc De LANES are active and sell currently at pr
vate sale at fullest rates There will be no overstock,
apparently Cloths are In brisk demand and sell con
sideraby ahead of arrival and of production the
scarcity being extreme. Prices have not further
changed but are very firm. Sleeps Greys are steady
at regular rates, with good inquiry Satnets are &C
live and frm yielding good profits The Satinet max
ers were never prosperous. Fancy and plain
CassimeIes are alike active and buoyant, the sup
ply is not over proportional to the demand. Len
seys are slow at l6Ql7c Tweeds and Jeans are
without change and can be bought TO advantage.
FlsnDes are In request and firm Blankets are active
and steady. There is more doing In Shawls and with
very large and varied supply the business will prove
very profitable The trade in foreign fabrics Is
active, steady and promising for tae future months.
Black silk Goods selling brisky at full asking rates
Colored and Figured silks In request and at ad.
vancng prices. The demand for Ribbons has also
vived and regular prices obtained. French Prints
are in full activity and favorites with the fair"
consumers Of dress goods Vestings are SILL scarce,
and wanted at full prices. Cloths moving brisky
at improved prices and not In sufficient supply
Black Cassimeres and Doesklns active and firm.
British Goods share correspOndingly in the more active
business now transacllng. Delaines still sell well,
also stufs and Cloths and Linens at very full rates
Prices satisfactory and as there Is no fear to
dread over.supply of goods, they likely to be
steady throughout the season. There is overstock
and the orders ye. to be filed from abroad are light
and at higher prices both for Wooden and silk goods
The receipts of the New York and Har-