New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01

ess' Rsirc ad Bonds and City and County Bonds Of
desirable character for home investment Ssvsr4a large
sslcs Of this description ofs,cGriss recently bs,1
made TO savings banks u,is and private capsais''-
The demand for these purposes Is now mach larger
than the foreign demsnd.
A sale of $4,000 Missouri Sizes was
mare today, for banking purposes, In Illinois
The Dry Goods trade has been very ac-
tive the past week eiay in Wooen' Of which very
heavy ssles have been made country buyers. Prices
of all kircs very firm. ard some descriptions nave
an upward tendency. Unbescaed Shirtings and Sheet
ipa, are In good demand, st steady rates. Beacoed
goods are also active, With full supply. Drills are
moderately active a, former rates Oinaourgns arc
scarce, End prices are very buoysnt Denm' are
rather hisher, with a regular demand. Stripes are
firmly held with limited demand Ticks are active AZ
s,esdv prices with scsnty supply. Canton flsnnes
| sre scarc. and much wanted Prices are ouoyAnL
Printing Cloths are not very active but prices are hr
With n moderate stock Prints continue scrVe 81 un''
form rates The supply large but does not more u an
eorre.pond to the demand Gnshams are active a. ~
l4lOI5c, bat lo~ In stock Delaines are 'chcey -
active, but prices regular, and lair ousine''
doing. with a larger yet In reserve. Cloths are 'ey
liz, 18th from frat and second hands, and prices arc
80, cs..ineres continue active at full prices us
branch of trade 10 very prosperous Ss''ne'' a.' '
abundant and sell well with fair demand L'hSey'
are active at the recent advance Tweeos anu 'oaH'
sre rather dull Blankets are active and hfn. f'SuH''
.sll brsky at regular prices. sha@b are oui ou' urn
Auction sales still remain few. IL Is olrlcuH no" lor
sucnoneers TO make up sale as the trade require no
advances on their goods, which sell rea1y ~ say"
factory prices TIE Western demand has been e.
pecislly active active this season Tne merchants
from that large section are full Of money, - an
ticipating their payments, discountng their own &C.
ceptsDces and are establishing excellent credit
Foreign Goods seem more active than Domestic Price.
are sdvsr cling all French Goods The supply 10 short
of the immediate demand, and though inpertslions
have recently been large there Is scarcity OF goods
Plain black and colored Silks In inadequate sssor
mept. All dre's goods are very active Dc Lsioes and
Prints sell bri.ky Ribbons of every variety are quick,
at good prices. Narrow Ribbons are scarce and mach
vented Cloths are in good demand at firm rates The
prospects exceedingly good. the early demand
appears sufficient to clear the market Of goods and
further importation take place supply the large
demand yet to come. further advance In prices Is
anticipated The Stimulus TO a large late importation 10
very great and cannot fall to produce It, British Goods
are In fair request but far less so than French which
carry away the chief custom both from other foreign
Is the most progressive in quantity, and all one sided
for France takes few goods produce from US. Toe
shipments of COtcn 10 HAVE mostly for Swiss, not
French account. British Cloths active at steady
rates De LANES inactive Linens are less active.
Blankets sell well, but reduced in stock. Scotch
Goods are brisk at full rates.
A large force of men (,500) are now on |
he Providence and Fishki Road, between Providence
md Hartford. Negotiations pending with the
al fb..
viii commence In Providence There are several
,,her Roads about making their connections with
he stonineton Railroad, which presents one Of the
hortest avenues between Boston and New York
The stoniDgton Road will be extended to the east
bank of the river opposite keE-London and 1t
. further Intended, although not positively deter
mined upon, to branch off from the sioniug,on
Road At WEXFORD, which Is only twelve miles from
Newport and build three miles of road, which 10 all
ha, Is required and thus form new and almost direct
route TO Newport, all the way by road, excepting ia
dozen miles which could easily be made In a small
steamer In less than hour. by this me ans the pas
could be made from New York 10 Newport 10 seven
eight hours The Stsnington Road susceptible Of
important developments.
The track of the New Haven and New
London Railroad 10 laid to the Depot and loco
motive and train of gravel up whole dis
ance Cd Saturday forenoon. The connection between
hat Road and the New London and Palmer Road Is
therefore complete as far the two tracks are con
cerned.
The State Bank Of Troy goes into opera
don TO morrow Acknowledgements $250,OO0 Mr..
R. staIk who elected Pfeside0t on Its organizs
lon, has resigned on account OF III health and Dr. Al
red Wstkyns has been elected in his place.
At Philadelphia there is more activity
n money, and better of interest are obtained
The BrdttieboTo' Eagle says:
We understand that the stockholders of the New
Hsmp shire Central Railroad, which runs from Mancnes
to Bedford being ,s,ed OF their inability 10 pro-
coed any further with the undertaking have given up
their stock and renqushed all interest In ssid road
hesns j. w. Clarke Co. the well known oroksrs of
Boston. These gentlemen, we further une estand are
to complete the from Bradford the present north
western terminus, 10 Clsremont n h. Thence It
IL ia int nded ntersect the Rutland and Burlington
road st near Bsrtonvile, W. line OF road is also
to DO built from Whitehall 10 Sackeus Harbor, Lake
Ontario and thus all these roads furnish aad
important line OF communication between the Lakes aud
Boston The contract for the surrender OF the n. H.
Central Road has already been completed.
Markets-CAsEFULLy REPORTED Tos THr TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY. Aug 81
ASHES The market steady sales OF 80 bbls st - sol
for Pearls and s. i59S5 81 for Pots
COTTON Amer, owing 10 news from the South Of nss
and tennessee co Sas. Were .od altogether We. srasy
and to-day, ct full prices
FLOUR AND MEAL-The ma,kst opened rather heavy,
prices favorins buyer but closed with hTmnes
with hte 10 hSa OF the low grades inside hgCrcs
The receipts moderate and there is little going for
port shippers waiting for the ameTs now due 81
HshtaS The inferior grades dub and prices irregular
The better Grades firm, inquiry for the homo
trade Canadian ana hrsly Eeio ~ ~ 81! - a
The sales Of Domestic reach 1900 bbls g. ~ - for
and No 2saPerne 81 Sl - "A for % straight
State 81 4tdN 6Si bT common 10 good ono; - J.e |
- 10 tor mixed fancy Michigan and Indiana - 81
- for fancy ohio 81 &c 81 Is tor fancy Genesee
75d1 IL for extra Ohio 81 s7tdS5 s1i for 3ene
s. ghern hrm. With far demand, 2,sO0 bbls
changed hanos AZ - 5i 6i Tor mixed 20 strssg brnes
sno - 75aS5 S7s for tsncy Rye Flour quiet
- ost Corn Meal Is Sales 90 bh.s jersey ~
8 - to GIlve; - pUnehsons Brandy wlne 81 81 ~
GRAlN-The Wheat market rather easier, but more
active Slippers buying freely the home demand
DEBATE The supply n. mSlket Is DoI very large
The Include about - bUsh Red Ohio &c 81