New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

500 btls OIL, 40i 40 hhds Tobacco, f0i ; 100 DOS
Flour. 3l3; lOOoo bushels Wheat on private terms ;
$50 ties Beef, I; 500 bbss Resin 3l3 The steamer
hiss also 10000 bushels Wheat, before reported AZ
lo9l0,d and 2 900 bbls. Apples at 81. To LONDON
there s bu: little doing foreign chip was taken 70
load Cotton at Chareston for Hamburg AZ nc ihe'e
is a fair business doing for California
Both woslen and cotton goods have advanced,
and eopsd.rsble speculative activity prevails in the
former descrption especially in consequence OF the in
ereasing scarcity and constantly sing prices OF wool
The large manufactures, however are well stocked
with wool bought early in the season. and they are real
izing large profit in the increased price of their goods.
What goods are making at the present price Of wool
will cost considerable than the present selling
price, advanced ss those are Heavy Sheetings are
very active at an advance the quotations from y
Qs!c Light brown goods active at buoyant prices.
The spring trade has actually commenced in conse-
queDce Of the upward tendency Of the market Beached
goods ere in low stock and have advanced 99lc.
Drills are very scarce, and consequently hrn
browns az &c. blues DC and bleached s05ic. Osna'
burgs are also advancing, with but limited demand
Deuns are active but an advance insisted on quo
tstons are 9lGI0c Stripes and Ticks are scarce. 'an
ton Fsnnels have also riseD being scarce and wanted
Printing Cloths are also looking up, under light
s,ock The production Is stinted and has MAZE
riaIly fallen behind the consumption. Prints are
in better demand but the supply IL insufficient,
md pricee are tending upward Gngbams have I'D
vanced the supply being short Of the demand. DE
Iaines are inactive Cloths are in request at ad'
vancng rates and stocks very light for the season
Cs,sineres arc quiet except for Low grades and PLAN
,tvles which are quick of sale at steady prices SAT-
nets Of the lower qualities also more active.
sbeeps Greys are in better demand at full prices.
Tweeds are In demand at better prices Jeans are re-
duced in stock, and firm with good demand.
Lipseys are steady at 150l9c. Flannels are firm.
Blankets are brisk at full prices Shawls are also quick
st old rates with very light remainder Of stock The
scarcity Of domestic goods both Cottons and Wooens
will tell svorobly for foreign goods Of which there
will be an increased consumption in the coming year
Orders to much greater extent than last year have
been cent out for English Cotton Goods and German
Woolens Our imports have considerably increased o.
late but TOR The whole year they are not srger than IL
1851 Next year, however, there is certainty OF q
great excess Of imports over those OF this year as th'
demand il strong enough 10 cover large increase II
price and the imports will not be without ma
feral effect the money market OF next year
In all Foreign Goods prices are tending upward The
cost IL greater abroad but the ability TO purchase i
very great and is increasing. Spring importation'
are arriving freely and at the close Of the month
will be very large. The shipments making in Europe
for the States are very large, and have commenced
eory for the season There is great deal Of crowlng
of shipments with some scarcity Of ships. Messrs.
Edward Higgin & Co., in their Liverpool Circular OF
18th November furnish the following statement OF
Exports from all the ports Of Great Britain to the
States from LIST November 1851, to the Let November