New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-14
TUESDAY, July 13-P. VI.
ITEsDAII
The Stock market wears a more cheer

The Stock market wears nOIe CuO"'
full aspect to day. though less active There Is an active
demand for Stock which cannot be supplied At current
rates {; and the market relieved from the Harlem
excitement, has recommended an upward movement
This was most visible at the Second Board. Harlem nas
avar ced to ~ rise of y y cent, and Erie 9s. Inc
specuators are still currently reported to be largely
short on these Stocks, which must rise. Harlem mas
been greatly strengthened by the recent conversion OF
the Certificates il well known that the market
mehtbe flooded at any time with Stockholm this source
The feat having been performed, cannot De repea'ed
and the Stock 10 reer than before for an upward move
ment Canton is inactive; there Is no demand Tor H.
and no operators appear short oft southern Michigan
Road advanced H. Jersey Yin, improved 81 with III
tie doing Nicaragua declined y, and Erie Convert
bes 1862 6 and those of le7l %. An Improvement oil
Il was effected In Norwich and Worcester large
amount Of Erie Stock will be on the market at ths
opening of the books but the demand will be equal to
the supply. Dauphin Coal Stock was active, and al
vanced %. Pennsylvania receded %. Chicago City
Water Loan Is selling briskly at 97l9.
In Freichts, we notice engagements TO
Lverpool of 1900 bush Wheat at 4, bsgged By the
ship 5000 bush Corn at O. 81, and 5000 b5ls. Flour
at H. Also TO Glasgow, 5000 bush. Wheat at 5, aud
1000 bbls Flour at previous rates.
The Money market is literally supplied
and rates continue to favor borrowers
The Banks wilfpart with about s7OO'OOo
in specie tomorrow, for shipping to Liverpool.
Sterling Exchange is tirmer, there being
fewer draws under the highest rate of llOl5. Few
Commercials are offering, and the Exchange market Is
altogether steady
Mr.. ]. ]. McCahen, Commissioner of
Loans for the State of Pennsylvania, proceeds 20
England to morrow in the Cunsrd steamer, charged
with the conversion Of the present State debt OF Penn
sylvsnia falling due yearly from 1853 to 1870 into
thirty five year sent coupon stock, free from taxa
hon The present debt nets 4] cent interest, and Is
registered in Pennsylvania alone where the interest is
collected He is also authorized to receive proposals
for the five million p cent stock to be awarded In
September the proceeds of which are appropriated 10
the payment of the debt now due.
In Dry Goods, the trade is improving.
The inquiry for Domestic Staples is active, while
there Is a limited demand for Dress Goods, ncud
ing foreign Prices have continued upward ten
dency, and the supply of goods on the market Is
vet below strong and full demand the higher
nrices asked has somewhat inundated purchasers
but if they do not pay the advance nov, they will
have 10 pay it, and more, bye and bye. The Stocks
are low and cannot be replaced at lower cost to give
a chance for any reduction in price. Brown Sheetings
are firm and In request al "a d7l2c Bleached Goods,
with a light demand are firm and tive. Brown Drills
continued to sell for export at IA d7l9c. Bleschsd,
734 asc blues &C., with moderate sales. Osnaourgh,
are firm but quiet Denims are not active, but fair
demand lie met at rates from ~ NC. There Is little
doing In Stripes but prices are buoysnt. Ticks are
quiet firm. Printing Cloths selling moderately
at lsc advance; the Prices ranging from 34 a5;.
Prints in request though limited, and at good
prices Ginghams steady; The demand is not yet
active Deaines are arriving in market freely but the
trade has not yet fairly opened In Cloths, the demand
seems on the increase, especially for coored with
out any corresponding increase of supply. Prices,
therefore, continue to strengthen. scarcity OF water
is beginning to be felt among the mills worked by that
power and hinder supplies Fancy Cassimeres are &C.
tive at good rates Doeskins also, are in request Sat
nets less plenty on the market, and prices are
firm Sleeps Greys are In increasing demand at ialr
prices Inseys are steady at lie, with limited
demand. Tweeds are dull and heavy. Jeans are ill.,
active. Flsnnels are less In demand, but steady
Blankets quiet The inquiry for French Goods Is much
more brisk Both figured and plain silks are selling TO
city dealers Ribbons are not active, but the supply
Though increasing, is limited. There is good demand
and Fancy vestings are scarce and much wanted The
arrivals are yet light that there Is probability Of tue
market becoming pressed with stock, lettering buyers
from making their purchases, but the contrary,
anxiety i bt Ginning to be felt by dealers secure
good assortment the outset imporations are not
only limited, but subsequent ones likely to be at
higher prices British Goods are also active. Dress
Goods are selling freely. Linens will be the only
goods coming at les cost than last Cotton
and WOODEN Goods both active, and at better
rates The rise in Domestic Goods has been greater
than in that Of Foreign, which, for the moment only
however operates 10 favor OF the importer The pros
pects are bright for good fall trade Western pay.
mepts are made with great regularity The shipping
demand for goods does not fall off, and that for Caor
mia is not ct fully satisfied.
There is great activity in the Boot and
Shoe trade, and goods are still advancing New.York
Boot and Shoe dealers having bought sher stock early
will realize large proat By the advance. Southern
merchants have made their appearance here, aud are
buyirg brisky. Tnis trade active In NeS
York and the sales here equal those ia )ston,
Philadelphia and Baltimore put together. There are
now eighty five large wholesale warehouses in the Ciy
FIVE or six of which sell In the year 100000 worth.
There is less doing for California buyers for that trade
will take none but what exactly suitable and their
specific descriptions 10 the market The quo
tsiions
Mems thick and hip Boots............Sl n 10 g 10
Mems thi Il and kip rogans............... 6jto W
Boys thick and KIP Boots ................ % 10 81
Boys thick and hip Br0gAns. 81 Is
Youths thick ano slp Boots ...'........ IS 70 Is
You his thick and kip bIog aIs.''.'........ 50 to IS
Womens Kip and calf Boots. ............ 81 u IS
Ladies hne Caters City made p to IS
Ladies hue Ties. Jenny Linds and Slippers. 8jto 10
Misses fine City made Caters, Jenny Linds
.:....:..:. -. 75to s5
Chidren's fine City made Caters Jenny
Lnts 25tO %
The following is the statement of the