New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05

cert in email Quantities, By which trade prices were
kept in check but who were afraid let the auction
pass MS they ran risk Of being left without goods Tie
amount Of thin Dress Goods the market is very large
and Barge De Lsines and similar articles selling
very low Staple gUods much firm,r Brown Sdeet
inss and shirtings are bri.k and at firm prices
Heavy Sh, etinss are buoyant Bleschef also are NOV
ing eey hut as the stock large, without any change
In prices. Denims quiet since the auction Ddils
very active both the spot AMI arrive; "a the
stock s very light Of all kinds prices consequently
ming dsy Osn4urehs in fir request al steady
prices Stripes are in better request at auction rates
Ticks are without change Printing Cloths are In lin
tied demand and prices regular without buoyancy
Prints ami De LANES in .lerable oyerstock ex
cept for few avorte styles and prices heavy in
Consequence. Giughams mfintan uniform price and
demand, with supply to suit Lawns show increasing
activity at fsir rates. The 9th trade Is in degree
active bat the heavy stocks prevent any recovery
Of prices the medium grades of colors aud blacks aud
blues at or under g, are selling more freely Tae
German Cloths STILL however, command a preference
the Domescs, and they in large supply Sati
nets and Cassimeres selling to fair extent, tue
former at full prices and the latter better rates Tor
favorte styles of fancy plain coors and blacks
without change and less inquired for the large paiis
are the most wanted, and these styles command full
rates. Jeans doing better. Tweeds dull and
heavy The stock of French Goods in first hands Is sen.
siby reduced and little variety OF assortment present
ed The Goods hand mostly black Silks and
staple articles in moderate demand through all the
year. Ribbons continue to maintain fall prices, and
prime STYLES of Millinery Goods, thin Dress Gods ex
cepted French Cloths ere steady. British Goods ar
in moderate demand. The clothiers are buying heav
Goods, and the clothing importers arc more active.
The Pennsylvania and Ohio Road, find
ing their appropriations for elupage in 'uicien to NEE
the requirements Of their present and prospective bus
ness have decided increase largely To raise tn,
funds for this expenditure they have nesotiAtci wit
Messrs Winslow, Lanier & Co.. sufficient amount o
Income Bonds stock the road thoroughly on the en-
tire line to Gaan The bonds of this Company stan
very high in the estimation of capitalist here and abroad
They are a very favorite security the Continent,
where large portion of the previous issues now
held for investment.
We printed yesterday the Card of COL
Fremont in relation to his Ma iposas Estate We annex
now Mr. sargent's Card in reply, from The LoadOa
Ners of the 18th April
"MARIPosAs FsrATE.-I, the undersigned, Thomas Den
ny Sargent of Washington the United states resii
ing at the York Hotel London 90 hereby re no,ce that
Cha les Fremont, of San Francisco was duly and com
pleely made TO me on the zth OF January las, At
n-law and legally constituted stoney for the express
purpose of the said John Charles Fremont; aad have,
In assertion Of my ,hts such purchaser. filed bill n
Cbancery against the said John Charles Fremont; aud
hereby give notice all persons holding leases contracts
leases from DAVID Hoffman, Esq that the said Maposas
Estate being no longer vested in the John Charles FREE
mont but IN alone any contracts de-cs signed by him
regard such HGman leases contracts wll have
THOMAS Denny SARGENT"
Mes RS. Camman, WhitehOuse & Co. Of
fer for sale hundred thousand dollars of bonds of
the city OF Norfolk, Va They in sums Of five hun
bred dollars each bearing interest at the rate of six per
cent per ennum, payable annually in the city of New
York. and redeemabe on the lst OF April 1872 por.
ton of the loan has been disposed Of at Norfolk ut par
The following is a statement of the
movement in Cotton since tAe lst Of September last
compared with the pre- yious three yeara
1852. 1851. 1859. rSt9.
Receipts at the ports. O0O 200 s3 VW2 o3t
Exports TO Great Britain 0O0O 5000 SSgD e Lo@
Exports to France. $4,000 256oO0 2sGO 2i)coo
Exports to other For PTS 2tOoO l8sOOo l5SCoC S!30O
Total Exports 1903 900 Alb 0O0 LOIS 600 $4,000
Stock on hand.... $4,000 4S3"Oo $4,000 $4,000
OF which during the pastweek, included in the above.
- 1892; ISL 1880 ISf9;
H hsIs'R ptS r ts B BG 5000 Co CcS 5000
Exports to FIanee.... 1900 5000 1900 1900
Total Exports 10000 $1,000 $1,000 $1,000
From which it will be that the in receipts
now to GlSoO0 bales. The Increase in exports
TO Great Britain Is 262 000 bales France 79OOO other
foreign ports $4,000 Total increase in exports $4,000
bales.
The ALBANY Journal publishes the re-
turns of TIE Banks of the whole State showing their
comparative condition the Goth of December and 9th
OF March last The December reports include returns
Pan nd | Rrau nd he MIroh
from 232 Banks and Branch-an increase of two du.
ring the quarter;
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts except direc Dec ~ March 81
tors and brokers' S97 2H98} Sl0i7Js4b
Loans discounts 10 directors... 63i5H7 57575j3
*All other liabilities. absolute