New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09

usnon % se,y CO. 81 New York and the indacsss ~
vhieh n holds Out 10 capitalists % mass estsb-
ve,tmesu In lands budings no ..poy Of rood water,
tan,s con.usnee dits present ,,v for he repay.
a.slly increase the vseu OF :, nresen they suppose
ment of the loan VINO"
se{en' suborizipg the consrucu;on 70 nan
Ins 20" s,msnent Board Of Comnissione' :. ~ ooiIse
provides is,,,,on and use OF the water cneI
rage ~. 10 pay the interest upon me - VI co,
IN general 70 do any other sc. onssmpated by this
IoI 800 he pledge heretofore :oIetieu 70 N
80 ,nortonze on the work itseli-h the "ap,l
spue (e,msted at about and exoenses the
i s,ses a directed 20 be made up ~ dlrect TAX
Sen the revenue exceeds the current charges
for iDsrest repairs and n",cSsse Of he
Ia o nssfely invested and allowed TO re.nu as
snins fund, TO be applied TO the redemption OF inc
scrip 81 lie maturity" .1a % exac,te tba |
h vol Al orices which will sEe tne eost less tusn
The estirnat. 4, 90 that the Commissioner IT, 60
fully warranted In assuming 'ns ahIe tben 70 complete
- S,,,sking Ia satisfactory manner, ana "lthm
,e,,od Of from fteeen 10 eighteen months
rhs term, Of payment extend up TO the list January
There can be no doubt that this lie one OF tbs best
Lar. which hss been offered In this market
There is a moderate demand for Dry
Good, both woolens and Cottons and limited inquiry
FAR slk articles which prevents the market IRON being
spIl while prices continue 10 harden daily The supply
.f WOODEN Goods 1t is now thought will be limited ana
haher prices have TO be paid In the Fs which leads u
considerable inquiry BY jobbers to lay In what STOCK
tsey can at old prices Auction sales stu lnger one
today, by Foster & Livingston, Of French Goods was
of ,one importance The offering was OF Bareges and
other Millinery Goods which not quite SO depressed
m they have BEEN yet realized under cost prices There
are now no Stocks, whether Of foreign or domestic
Goods pressing on the market at s close but on the
contrary what demand has fingered late, only be
met al higher rates. Brown sheetiDg' and sh'rtngs are
h.,d With great fir nness at 7c for the heavy kinds.
The demand Is active as for all Brown Goods Bleached
are not 90 active as Browns, but prices are steady
Drills are steady, with fair inquiry, nj 7'2014c
for browns, &c., beached and for blues Oinabargas
are held rather higher but with few sales. Denims are
steady In price with a email demand Stripes and
ticks are rather rmer with some speculative inquiry
s when the demand sets in earnestly advance is con-
sidered certain Printing cloths are also looking up
ward In price The demand is moderate but improving
Prints are dull with few choice goods remaining IN
stock Cinehams at last less active. Fall stripes
are now attracting attention Lawns in some re-
quest at steady rates Cloths beginning to appre'
caie IN value. There is more inquiry for speculation
mr. ~, ck The clothing trade are still buying ssti-
nets are not quite active prices are firm with re-
uced stock Cassinneres are steady for all good styles
and staple qualities The old fances alone are heavy
iobbers are still picking up lots. Tweeds and Jeans
are Quiet but firm. Flannels are active at full
urices, and blankets keep selling at steady rates
British goods are in fair request mostly In such articles
ms are wanted by clothiers. Wooden goods are rising
In England, and importers are much hrner IN price Oh
staple goods the appreciation equal to ten per cent
German Cloths are also frmer, and in good demand
especially the low priced qualities In French gsods
the re 10 price Is very conspicuous. Black silks can
not be bought under an advance OF u ~ per cenI'
.,nee month back Colored Silks also higher;
Ribbons are scarce. Silk Velvets are much wanted at
bsber rates. The importaons will be large the early
Fan months Both wooden and cotton fabrics from
France, as well as silks are manufacturing for our
market at an advance on Spring and last Fall rates
From England we are to have increase of linen
goods. At presen. our importations continue light
Some reasonable supplies of French dress goods have ar
rived and to good MARKET butthe amounts not large
The expert demand for Goods TO the East aud South
America Ia good Brown Drills and Sheetings are
shippipQ freely aud many desc options OF goods are
shipping for the California market 500 packages
Cotton Goods were shipped In the month OF May, aud
476 In the week ending 4h June In Boston the shipping
demand appears much larger. The country demsadi is
by no means dull though less active than 10 May Many
parcels of Goods taken for the North and North
west always theatest trade for our export city trade
and for this State and the nearby trade 10 general
Jobbers do not complain as they did in April and are
de irving the advantage OF good demand and improved
rates We hear, also, OF complaints in pay ments
All seems 70 move regularly. The West Is paying
promptly and enarging Its dealings to meet the wants
of its rapidly growing population Nothing 50 much al
vapces internal prosperity as an active demand Tor Dry
Goods When people are flush their first impulses are
10 iudu,e In dress. When surplus means exist after
the supply of all the necessities then comes the desire
10 indulge In the personal vanity OF dress, aud Of the
beet mater ials.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank OF
Batavia has removed its place of business to Buffalo. f.
G. spauldpg l. the President and C. r. Ganson Cashier
Of the Institution.
At Boston on Saturday small sale OF
Ten per Cent City Bonds OF San Francisco was made
at fifteen per cent discount
The Board of Commissioners of the Con-
sodaed Deb, OF New Orleans reported that on the 2h
Of April the day of Inauguration of the new Charter
the liabilities of the city as follows:
The amount of the old city debt. 200 70
The amount of the titst Municipality LOoolu 90
The amount OF the Second Municipality $4,000! OF
The amount OF the Third Municipality S5S75l o.
The amount Of the City OF La Fayetle'''' o'lS%o
Total u<o<S ~
The sgeresate Of assets In the hands Of the Com
m'soners were 4oasol %
Leaving the net debt OF the city 6IS 7.
The city is In the market for the negotiation o.
100000 Of bonds TO be applied to the discharge o
that portion Of the debt now due, and maturing durns
the year. and the payment of the current interest Mex
year the annual levy of s6500O fixed by the Charter
will commence That sum, less the cos, OF collection
his estimated will pay the interest the debt am
leave about SIS 900 annually applicable toward the re
tiuction of the principal The annual interest on To-
debt is S4sS,lS2.
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