New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17

- u,b, and are rapidiy diminishing svhiie
-. ,rs .us.dy especially for al staple gocc< a
"a he'd resmestie sbsetBe< aud shirssness Aess
ey,,s business doing At fun price, the STOCK ons
y eh Brown goods are steady, With but h1'ie aONe'
[yt in Brown Drills which sell for future aen'e'y
sathcr higher price,. Blues cad Beaehed e,o -
md wanted. Ospsb0sys are in good de'nano' M
for export Denim are tending upward WIN 7cA''
sspply stripes are seIling 20 arrive al s.''iJ '
Tick, are firm but ouiet with q Light STOCK CANON
Psn,es, continue active at full prices. Printers arc
Auv,rr fhs NOR freely but the supply has lat'et'y
,r.sro and prices are not 20 vel maintained Pnnts
Ar. In I demo nd ard without eurpIus stocks regular
er,s, arr obts med Gnghaue sell quickly On arrival,
AZ VI. y 81 yrices 1OGl0 De LANES are lees active
r. VA ssue reduction inrce, the light STOCK " fur
Ger hing wooIen Cloths are steady with a
apssJ s-,iy, The wwt Of stock vsl be serioasi5
ses " de Sfrg, and prices viii have atendeney %
sdsssrc. Csssimeres are in redseed ntctivity, Out
Ne fock also reduced and prices are -uF
sataots are inactive but steady Kentucky 1ssas are
IN limited request: and heavy in price. Twecis are
DUH Linseys without change. Flannels SIN sen
wei, and very firm Blankets arc scarce ana 10 a.
mand Shswls have been reduced in STOCK ana arc
firm in price French Goods arc, at leDgth ihhcti'e'
but the stocks reduced, and prices are wen N nn'
tanned for all prime goods; some INFERIOR anu 'S"''
lots have been sold rather lower 70 cose up invoices
In British Goods there ia now more doing than IA
French, especially Ia staples German Cloths are SET
ing but moderately The imports are not expecedto
be very large in the approaching seson on account o
the nee in Goods in Europe but az increase on the
quantities and values of last Spring simports CERTAIN
The steady rise in every species Of work begins 20
make serious i'm preston in the English Cloth maf
kets forcing spinners and manufacturers to mist on
Liober prices TIE rise also In Cotton ia forcing ~
the prices Of the Manufactured GOo1s which have not
yet risen In proportion 70 tho rse IN the raw mhtera
Ip Do Fsys last Manchester Circular is stated that
while Cotton rose 81 p cent, compared with
November 1851, Cotton Goods have only hscn from
SOB to l2l y cent Yarns 19i a2G 213; 90 Sheet
mgs, 6-7Gl2i, and "a do, 17E026l y cent.
The receipts Of the Hartford and New
Haven Railroad for each Of the frat two months Of the
current financial yesr-september and October-show
large increase the corresponding months Of lat
year, notwithstanding the low fares the Sound route
between Boston and New York, and the competition Of
the New Heven and New London Railroad, both OF
which csuses 1t was supposed would diminish the bus
ness Of the Hartford and New Haven Road. The re-
eeipts for October during the whole Of which month
the fare between Boston and NewYork by way Of the
Sound has been 81 30 show an increase Of ten per
cent over those Of October Of last year when they
were very large. This road will pay a dividend Of o.
per share in January.
The receipts Of the Cheshire Railroad in
October 1871 were S26O25 H. and for the month
,is year they were SO $50 25. Increase SO sli IL
The receipts Of the Lexington and Frank
ford Railway for six months ending October 81, have