New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-07
SECOND bGAzf
TUESDAY, Jan. 6--P.A

close was steady Tor INC ieN-Ds 'oH~ie'' ~
oosped al So and closed az SIT seller thrty IN al
vance OF I p cent on yesterdays prlces. heaaing
,,0o,ov,d stonington, HUDSON River, I. Can
ton. II. &c. Nex-Jersey Mining and Sussex were
rather lower natural reaction after the late rapid
nee Norwich and Harlem were firm. There Was
a fair inquiry for Government and State Stocks at
full prices. At the Second Board the feeling was
steady, although the business was no. large. Tbs
market has exhibited more healthy appearance for
the last feg Gays than We have noticed for some
time past
The market closed rather fiat for Ster-
ling, with fair amour, OF bills over. The bulk OF
the transactions were at l0al0!, although small
sales of mercantile bills were made at 9tG9s, and
leading bankers are asking IOs0IO. Francs were
rather frmer and less plenty al III d5l5.
In Freights there is not much doing. The
rates are I'd d3-l6i for Cotton, Cd. for Flour,
Cd. for Grain, los a l5s. for Dead Weight, Cd for
Resin, &c, with engagements of 800 or 600 bales
Cotton at ID, and IS tics. Talow los The en-
gagsments of Cotton in the last three days are
probably 4, 500 bales. To London and Havre there
are no further important engagements. The amount
offering for California Is light
Messrs. Dow, Wilson & Hartman was
the house We alluded TO yesterday having failed
Ttey are grocers, and the suspension is more in
portant than we thought. Their Liabilities are aoOu.
$4,000
We learn officially that the receipts of
the Hudson River Railroad Company, in the month
OF December, were sll2,000.
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury are In
oreasing. For two days they have been $23i.536.
Payments, $l36,4ll. Balance, 81 463 5i7.
The Merchants Insurance Company have
declared a semi-anAual dividend of six per cent.
The Washington Insurance Company five per cent.
The Bank Of Nortn America, Of Philadelphia, has
declared regular dividend Of FIVE per cent ana an
extra dividend of FIVE. It's dividends for 1850 and
1851, have amounted TO fifteen per cent for each
year.
The Springfield Qll) Journal and The
Chicago Democrat have both stated that the ROths-
chics have taken the entire loan asked for by the
Illinois Central Railroad Company. We have the
very best authority for saying there IS not wor OF
truth IN the statement The loan has lot been taken
by any one, and Mr. Walkers agency IN the matter
has expired. The ROlhschilds had the matter under
/ consideration, and were to have given decisive
answer on the very day the news Of the coup detat
Of Louis Napoleon was received In London Ihey
immediately declined to continue the negotiation,
as they were unwilling TO incur any further ooga-
/ tons until they could clearly what the
course OF public affairs on the Continent would be-
/ 1t IS believed that the decision of that eminent
house would have been favorable TO SIR. Walkers
hopes had not the action Of LOUIS Napoleon inter
rupted the negotiation Mr.. Neal is abou. TO return
home.
The Money market continues easy on
good socks and paper.
The entire amount Of funds in the Gov
eminent Deposiories subject to draft is
The Treasury Notes outstanding are sl6l,sll.
The amount of business doing in Dry
Goods ia yet very light though there is considerable
activity in The receiving and asserting OF consign
ments both domestic and foreign, and fair amour,
of orders is Of delivery through distributing
channels for the spring trade. Prices steady and
regular. There are no important lots Of goods JOB
bins at lower rates but holders generally hrm,
ard are anticipating an active demand. Staple Cot
tons are for the moment dull both bleached and UNI
beached selling only In limited quantities. Drills
are in slight request mostly for browns. a. former
rates. Osnaburgs in fair demand, fully equal u
/ he light supply. Denims are in moderate demand
at steady prices Ticks in rather better request
/ at regular rates. Stripes are in some light demand
or the clothing trade Canton Flannels are IN fair
demand and firm. Printing Cloths are rather easier
and very dull. Some styles Prints for the spring
are arriving, and few sales are making. An active
trade is expected Ginehams are yet inactive. Cot
ton Paltaoonery IN moderate request and ste ady
though without buoyancy. De LANES are quiet, but
spring goods arriving freely Cloths are not very
firm. The diminished demand this season from the
clothing trade has depressed the market considers-
bly,, and sales are making at some sacrifice Sleeps
Grays, Tweeds Satneis and Jeans, are dull, withou,
charge in price Csssmeres and DOessins are In Sigh
activity, principally for plain colOTs and black Lin
seys are very heavy. Blankets, Flannels and Shssls
are inactive from frs: hands the demand being over
Cotton Yarn at present is inactive, aad the stock Is
showing slight accumulation. Price Is steady a
IS cents cash. 1t is the opinion of the trade thai Cot
ton staple heavy goods are likely to advance The
market as gradually stiffening. The Southern aai
Clothing houses. as well as the wholesale Commits
sion houses. viii be the first 70 move actively For
eign Goocs are mostly dull. The deliveries OF or
executed BY the late arrivals engage coasidsra
bic attention. bur the general assortment OF spring
! goods is not ~ complete, French goods vii oOe
firmly, owing 10 the Use IN prices IN France. The
late events there have also induced some large pur-
Z chases on American account, some Fastening OF
/ transactions intended for a later period. The i'm
ports are very large. and notice also more Brli
ISL goods coming forward, especially In prints.
Exports to the United States from Great
Britain from the lst November TO the 18th Decem.
Der, 1881 and 1851
CorroN CO. ISL 1850.
Cshcos, pias. ...yards 2'Sss.lis a5S5osi
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