New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21


From which il will be that the excess in receipts
now amounts to SAL 900 bales Tho increase in exports
to Great Britain Is 100000 bales France, $4,000;
other foreign ports, 10000 Total increase in exports
327 900 bales The appearances that the crop,
instead of 100000 bales will reach 100000 bales The
receipts at New-Orleans already equal to the entire
receipts of the of the largest crop before known
and at Mobile are within 900 bales Of the entire
ceipts of the largest crop.
Business in Dry Good. is rather more ac-
tive notwithstanding the stormy weather but it is prn-
cipally among second hands between Western buyers
and City jobbers. The Canal opened today and will
lead at extension of orders the purchases for
immediate dispatch the opening of navig CATION having
been individually limited. The number OF buyers in
the City is large and the country districts very bare
of stocks the simple renewal Of which must lead to
large consumption of staple goods. The export de-
mand for Cotton staples ia still good and the shipments
of packages since the LIST January are 1890 against
a. 600 last year. The descriptions goods heaviest in
price are Domestic Woolens and French Fancy Dress
goods-of both of which the stock is large and the de-
nland late and small Silks, however do not fall away
In price, and good styles of Ribbons have advanced
but French printed Bareges and all thin French dress
goods generally reccding in price The ccd spring,
or rather the heightened winter having materially cur
tailed the demand for these articles, Dealers being
full In stock do not wish to hold over but keep pressing
the market Jobbers very chary in their pur-
chases and only buy to keep up assortments. There
Is an ample supply of brown Sheetings and
Shirtings, with fair but not active demand Hold
ers are willing to make some concession to large
purchasers. Bleached goods are firm but not active
Drills very finn and in good demand partly selling
to arrive; brown qualities rather higher from ~ d
FAC Denlms also active at very full rates, namely,
e0sAc. Ginghams are steady at l0l5c., from which
price the market has devated Delanes and Prints
are dull in first hands, and prices favor the buyer for all
old stock which Is considerable the greatly increased
supply this has been ahead of the demand Cloths
have been active but at irregular rates. Fancy CASH
meres have been In stock owing the preference
obtained by printed Satinet and sales have been forced
at reduction Satines less active and less firm in
price Tweeds and Jeans moderately active The
Bay State Mills have turned their attention the
facure of Carpets of the Brussels pattern and with
siderable success producing the best styles at 81
yard. These made without any portion Of rags
or shoddy but of woos the low woods of foreign growth
which imported from Spain, South America and AZ
RIGA The same manufacturing Company are fully en-
gagged their manufacture Of Shaw ofwhch they have
large stock and will also be in the market fall
sh Goods moro active. Linens have been forced
the market, and prices have consequently declined.
Fancy Goods also heavy in prices but Staples gen.
orally steady Messrs Du Fay of Manchester write
in their monthly Circular that exports to the United
States not profitable last season. and consequently
great backwardness has been shown the part Of buy
to embark largely in the spring trade to markets
In Goods there is speculation Most articles are in
stock, and facilities of communication great
for operators TO fOress.l any market
The receipts at the Sub Treasury are
s952l6 Paid sl926oa Balance s3427,O29
The following is the Coinage at the Mint
and Branches during the month Of March, 1852:
Al rladep ss2 Cents $500 IS
Al Ntw-lrleans yo3,tFN PIECES COINED
Al ShA1iotfe.... Nif1 iGold....... iSl5I9
a. Dalilontga. S-'1' SllfcE............. iJs,buV
a. q2f 400 copper ........s... S6ISfo
SILVER. Total number Of pie
AZ Phiadel phls.... $Slt6 oes............ $50 25i
AT New -OIleuis... 4.tOOi
l,i6Lsoo pieces. S51lCo
The Canals are reported to be in perfect
order for opening to-day The ABaay Ercaiag Journal
OF last evening says Only few boats here are aden
or in readiness 10 west the high water prevented
operations Frny aad Saturday and previous to that
forwRrders doubted in their own minds the ability of the
Canal Commissioners have the Canals in readiness TO-
morrow. Al Wet Troy there were only 70 boats this
morning awaiting the opening, arnst some go 10 800
last year. Prom the middle and Western sections we
have no Information to the condition Of the WORK but
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