New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21

largely al the close az 10 e cent Inc 4Od'"e'"
mali brought large supply of bills, and the supply
now in excess Of the demand. A NUMBER oil DIS
have been left over We quote Ola = cent as
the ruling rates for Bankers bills. and ea9s cent
for Commercial bulls.
The Dry Goods Trade still hangs IRE,
and It's backwarduess has induced more pressureto
sell. especially among WOODEN cloth importers. Ger
nan and Belgian Cloths are offering very freely ana
nrices favor buyers Cotton staples on the contrary
show rather more frnness, and On BIoSn Goods
small advance is asked. Collections are bad Ia the
South and in the Western States and stocks IN the
interior are found to be larger than has been gene'
auv thought. WHAT activity there is IN the market
is limited to Prints Brown Cot.ons, and French
Goodsto The City trade. Brown sheeings and Shirt
ings are in good supply meeting an improved demand
:, buova1t rates Bleached Goods are duh and
heavy. Brown Drills were shipped freely last
week at 7a7ic. and are held very generally at lie
The stock is light Osnaburgs are in moderate de-
mapd. and steady DENNIS are dull. Stripes and
ticks are inactive Cotton Flannels are steady
With Light demand. Printing Cloths have been IN
rather better vet in limited request, at Uniform
rates Prints are active, both for the West and
South There is a good supply both Of domestic
and imported descriptions, with an increasing de-
mand. Gnghams are quiet. Cotton PanIaoonery
isvery dull. and prices depressed De Lanes are
vet inactive Bareges are in good supply md At
tract attention. The cothieTs bug STU verJ ar
inglv and Cloths are dull at declining rates.
Fancy Cassimeres have been active a wen IS
Main STYLES, az fair rates. Sltinets arc OI-4.
Prices are nominal Tweeds are IN small re-
quest and steady. Jeans are inac-vs. Lin
seys. Flannels and Blankets are ali dull without
variation 10 price. In Foreign Goods there j. the
commencement OF a spring trade. In Cloths there
is limited demand from Cothiers. Silk Coos are n
moderate request. Bareges, Lawns and De Lnne'are
selling in light parcels, with large and hHiioae
supply Prints are limited IN importation. l. Co'''l
Yarns there is rather more doing at ljc cash price
The stock, however, is acclmuatins. In TIE I'M
ports of British Goods there has been large falling
of owing partly 70 losses IN California, lettering
purchases from that market, but also owing % me
hsher prices OF Cotton fabrics, en impe3ineut now
in stea.y course Of removal The great decline IN
raw Cotton has produced is effect on goods, and the
lower cost Will stimulate consumption. Onimpohed
soocs the duty fails with a reduction 10 The original
cost, 50 tha. prices % the consumer here must be
materially affected
The Directors OF the Albany and Schea-
ecia3y Railroad Company have declared dividend
Of four Per emit Gus Of the earnings Of the ROAD .or
the last six months ending Dec. 81. THIS makes 40
the dividend for the year q per cent, and leaves
cash surplus Of over 81 900. which, added % the
previous reserve. makes that fund Sij,20) There
has been an rcrease in the gross receipts FOR the
year 1851 oil twenty per cent over those Of 1850.
Arrangements are la progress, says The
Boston Cohrifr, for The surrender Of tie cola,en.
bonds Of the Vermont Central Railroad one m the
year 1854. amounting 70 shout half a mn lion % doh
lars These are now pledged BY the IRE lsuref Tor
about 100000 borro ca on his individual promises
To secure tie payment oil this amount property amp
" sufficient has been gned 70 the directors m
trust. The corporation has resumed the payment OF
rs own notes, from the proceeds OF tne mortgage
bonds and vii probably soon be free nom Us lntn-
cal troubles The Vermont AMI Canada hulFoal,
IN order to effect the same object, has increased is
capital S250Qlo for which new issue ri sltfes Nll
be maze. There Is now ftir pros NC,L Una. y llA
short period 81 time these two corporations VII De
again fairly on Their egsandtae recelps OF tle pres
ent year viii uLtou1tsdy shO~ mat (not Withstand.
ing The various troubles OF the 9ts the business OF
the entire lire VIII DE such as ~ ~aIalt far urns
upon the ontlay, ard cspec ally % hose ,o-kaolters
VINO purcha;e az present prices.
The earnings of the Ogiens5urg Rail-
road IN December, were
Freight Department $2lj33 50
passenger DEPARTING h.---..------------- 44oi 10
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2JOE 80
Earnings IN December, lS5O--..-..-.--.. LESS >
Increase over December. ls50-.--.. SII ~ u
Statement OF Exports from this port from
jar. - to Jan. 10:
GREAT BRITAIN 10 bolts Duck. bale Cotton Twin
IS India Rubber Goods boxes Book. 10 G7 bes
Sho k 1873 90. Hoops his ~ cis1s Hssiia- i55l4
/ H. Ff.,es is Ibis Meal ig3 g. BreII +. h,'s ID
! -ats / ce = M. Sup,r D ga IA, E,,n > 10, q. r
100 81, sp,iir,os Tufp.ntae 30 Do Tnf s,t, So -,
Sbrr1e otI an 4, INNS fte,e1 qqQ inns ~, ',o I.
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80 80 ,..sol -e1 80, G... e. IS o ~ "a -
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i it n - 1.-. .'- ..-t .,.i 3t,L. 80
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