New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01


erssse to France 2Seco Total increase exports Soss
bales
The steamer tomorrow will have some for.
eign gold, perhaps saooco
We request attention 10 Mr.. Simeon ORA
pers advertisement Offering the bonds OF the Buffalo.
Corning and NewYcrk Railroad Company 3, suction.
The sale will take place the 18Th December at 10
o'clock. at the Merchants Exchange. The bonds.
which are for sl50Oo0 part OF authorized issue
OF, 81 Oooooc for which the road is morgsged; q
which 100000 were sold last year making now $50.
GOO and leaving $50 for future sale summer The
bonds are in sums of 1000 each, and bear annual IN
terest payable at the Bank of Commerce, New.york.
halfyearly The road il now finished to Cornesus
distance of fifty seven miles, and is graded forty
miles further to Batavia The iron is all bought The
cars have been running since May las, for IS miles Il
the road with a favorable result.
The steamship William Penn, which ar
rived today from New Orleans brings sls specie.
consigned as follows. ST. 400 Duncan. sherman Co:
5000 Bcebee & Co; $500 J. w. Phillips. $4,000
Corning & CO.. and one box ofspecie to g. :. Robbins
( Son
Though the fall trade is over, there is .
steady and early demand for spring and staple Dry
Goods The antcipstons of higher prices induces this
demand from the trade. There has been great in
crease both in the imports and consumption Of goods
this month over last November, accompanied by
great decrease in the stock on hand There has bccs
speculative feeling in domestic goods, cape
cialy in Woolens, the great rise in Vol inducing
desire 20 obtain what stock there hand at old
prices; but tho market Is steadily working upward.
Brosdcoths Light in stock and this scarcity win
favor mportations. Fancy Cassmeres are in limited
request but the Springs begin to absorb all the sttes
ton OF dealers. Plain goods are selling moderately.
and all at steady prices Saunets, though quiet, are
firm at an advance. The lower grades scarce.
Tweeds in moderate demand at firm rates Jeans
unchanged. Linseys with light supply, sre hrm
at lSdl9c. Flannels tending upward in price.
Blankets continue and firm. Shaws selling
freely at regular prices. De LANES OF light grounds
active at full prices, but dark grounds dull and
heavy All manufactures OF Wool are tending up
ward In price from the rapid rise In thu
price Of Wool arising from deficient clip.
Cotton Goods are likewise upward in price. from pro-
duction being rather lower than the demand. Heavy
Brown Sheetings have advanced &C., with limited
sales Lower grades are scarce. Bleached Goods are
also buoyant from the stinted supply. The extended
consumption OF all goods has oustpped the increased
production. In Drills there Is nothing new below Sc.
for Browns; Ole for Blues and SIC. for Bleached. with
scanty supply Osnaburghs are firm, with moderate
stock DENNIS are rather more active at &c. Stripes
and Ticks are also moving upward in price, with m
active demand poorly supplied Canton Faancls are
in request at buoyant prices. Printing Cloths are In
active, but prices firm at 3l45lc. Prints for the
spring trade active at hi CHER prices. Cling
hams still active at full prices In foreign goods
the receipts Of spring goods are commencing with
demand hardly commenced for the season Fall goods
Of fancy styles cleared out OF market No re-
mainder stocks hand. The French Mcrinos. tho
whole of a recent importation, which sold Last
week were wanted and brought full prices French
and German Cloths will be in increased supply the
coming senson, the demand being very stimulating
British goods sell steadily to fair extent at full prices
Jobbers ere constantly buying. The clothiers buy
moderately and the country dealers are yet making
their late purchases.
The amount received at the Sub-Treasury
ia sos 81; paid. s2i 725; balance s54S4,262. The
business of the SubTreasurers Office in November hsa
been a. follows
pala