New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29

loo scres..-..-.......--.3O $1,000 200 6OOO,OOO
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sl6 20o,OOO
In addition to the above, the new Issue Of Warrants
under the act Of the late Congress, has commenced.
There is a moderate demand ut private
sale for Railroad Bonds of the best character. but
mostly for home investment
The steamship Marion, arrived this
morning from Charleston brings $4,000 In spe,ie-
5000 consigned to s. g. Carey S. coo 30 Beebe Co.,
and 81, 600 10 the Ocean Bank.
The Dry Goods trade continues active
and healthy Perhaps In the Woolen branch there 10
less doing from first hands with more anxiety to press
sales but In other branches from fret hands, and In al
among second han there 10 great activity of demand
The country demand continues exceedingly active
Unblesched che etinQs and shrngs continue active at
full prices, without any pressure from heavy supplies
though they are increasing Beachsd goods steady
with continued activity Diils quiet and sell mod
erately at regular prices. Oinaburghs are without
chsnee the supply and demand being alike moderate
Denns are very buoysrt under very limited supply
Holders are asking advance OF lsc Stripes are In
GOOD re uuest and rather scarce Ticks steady with
an ndueprepondersnce of the higher grades. Canton
Flannels are selling full rstes with stock still below
the wants of the trade Printing Cloths are dull and
beavy-a decline In prices seems imminent All Dress
Goods are active Prints and Dsalnes sell well except
for low grades, which selling at some sacrifice
Good and medium grades command full prices
Gipghsms are steady AZ usual at lOdl0lec.-
Co,bs are Ia better supply which Is rather gaining on
ON the demand much 10 the ad vantage OF WOODEN Job
bers who are buyers Prices are steady, though - IA
yorile houses there Is increased anxiety to sell.
Ca.imeres continue active for prime qualities, but tue
general mand 10 less pressing Satine.s are much re.
duced in stocks, and prices are firm In consequence,
notwithstanding a lesseniDg demand. Linseys have
again advanced, and now command l9c Tweeds are
firm with fsir demand for sessona ole good. Jeans
are Inactive Flannes are scarce sndbuoyant Blank.
cts are active at full prices Shawls are In good
quest and prices fully maintained. Foreign goods
are active many of the arrivals are Of spring goods.
Jobbers 81 this season are compelled to have double
stocks CT tie present fall and Ct the coming spring
goods for the early demand Of distant markets
French goods are very active aud prices are well
maintained We have already noticed the leading sale
of the week which chlracterlze the general mar
ket stocks are light and s,sortments all broken,
leaving none on hand Of the most desirable kinds.
especially of silks Tne hid gloves which were sold q.
auction last week loss not fresh goods, ous
were he rem alns Of former ses,ohs tmporhon,
which the holders glad 10 sell at decline. N1wy
Imported gloves fetch full and regular prices Millinery
goods are active at good pces Ribbons are much re-
duced In stock Cloths inactive. The imporsHlons
will shortly fall Of the shipments advised OF sre
yery light British goods are active and generally hrm
Me.srs Wllmerdng & Mount sold long line OF lin
ems ct az unusual extension OF cied 6eing ct ten In
,ead q eight months which enabled the goods to br1g
about the usual prices at private ss but at decline
IN reipect Of the Ths sale was therefore unfa'
yorable TIE line very large one. British 90
snes and printed casoes are In good demand asea1J
price, Cloth, are frm and heavy goods continue ac'
tive TIE exports from Liverpool 70 the s'ae' In al
August were to New York, 1899 Boston, 205; Phla,
delphis 525; Southern Porte, or 'lOe packAgeso'
! Linens. Coroni, Woolens and stuhs
The Plstt.burg and Montreal Railroad is
,asrl, competed and will form connection vita the
: Rutland, which will shorten tne difsnce between
Montre ii and Bostcn sbou. shiTy miles, aud add large
lyto the receipts of Rutland Cheshire and fH'hOa'g
roads.
The railroad time between Cincinnati
md Pittsburgh, by Cou nbus and Cleveland snow 'e'
erteen hours aud will be reduced to fourteen hours a
! ter tie first Of November.
The coupons of the seven per cent.
bond, of the Illinois Central Railroad will be paid al
the Office Of the CompsDy In this Cy, on the lss o.
October.
The State Bank Of Newark, N. j., has
declared Eem' annual dividend Of 3l9 = cent. Tas
Warren Bank At Dsnvers Msss, 3is q cent. The BE.
chanlc, Bank, L, m, Mas, T. cent TIE Farmers
Bank of Maryland, 3ls e cent
Thompson quotes Land Warrants as FOL
! lows s.v,,p,..,
100 acre Wnrsrts...... $50
20 acre Wsrrsnn.-.-.- - a..
WaIYlLt1......
The Reporter also zves the annexed 9AnA .'en'
The Bank of Ulster, 10 the n.me OF new insa'suon'
srcsd onsrsd ,ns a, sausertes, In this STATE.
is,,.i sIoG GOO notes secured by $4,000 Doad and
| Hrytgases and g. 500 New York aud Uni'ed states
| $50, snd circulate q, par In this CITY Mr.. J.
III. oyerbssb is the President, and A. J Aetchum,
! ESQ Csshisr.
., conmencsd the banking business at Milford In ths
! sr.,s of Delaware. This bank was chartered By TIE
Tssl,lsurs Lass rear With capital Of 30 COO, han OF
,blch hss been paid H. the remainder VIII be called
Tor the present year. The officers are A. A. Ocot,
Eso President, w. T. shanaao, Cashier.
The Bank OF North America, a new institution a.
| General Banking Law of thai State. Its circulating
notes ne Ncu,ed wholly by Virginia Coupon . ' eenh
bonds. "
orsarized under the General Banking Law, and com,
merced business on the Let of September; Dr. Alfred
Wolky ~ has been elected President
A new Bank 10 b called the Peoples banI'
10 soon TO 10 INTO operation In Syracuse. With esp
tel Of 10000 C. c. Richardson President, D. rocA
Cashier 4,
Anew Bank has recently commenced opersaoas 70
Lovvile D. T. called the Bank Of the People; 'ne ~
crlas.pE nosss Of whiEh secured oJ n''Sa ''''
~ ~ % c.,, n, sro d. ass assa sgSssCi,sdl In