New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27


In addition to this about S25 OOOO bid at lower
rates and rejected.
The amount of business doing in Dry Goods
is considerable for the advanced period OF the
Prices continue steady There is no excessive socu
mutation of stock and consequently need to make
sacrifices in prices. The amount OF Domestic Goods
exported is large and much greater than last year.
Tnbleached Sheetngs in moderate demand and
firm with a moderate stock. Bleached Goods are ~
larger supply, but steady in price. Brown Drts
are selling brsky TO arrive Bleached and Blues are
scarce and prices of all have an upward tendency.
OsnabuFghs buoyant, without actual change IN
prices. DENNIS frmer and though the demand V
limited prices looking upward Stripes and Itcks.
with light stock are firm at previous prices. Canton
Flannes light in supply in relation to the actual DO
mand aud the rates are firm Printing Cloths dull
vet the stock is limited and holders firm Prints arc
declining in activity. but prices are without change a.
the stock s reduced Ginghams are active at the old
established rates De LANES still sell TO fair extent
Cloths are in diminished demand, but prices ara
without change CassIneres are yet sctiye, and ~
full rates both Of iancies and blacks. Doeskins are
brisk of sale. Satinets are hardly so res-
ly ceiling, hut prices are without change
Tveeds are moderately active, but Jeans are rather
more go Linens firm, under light stock Flames
are scarce aud rising Blankets are in demand at hrm
rates shawls are active and firm the stock 10 hight
The demand for French Goods has at length received
check though the Gales to fair extent and are fa>s
reducing the stock The best qualities OF Silks and NIL
Inerv Goods fully maintain their prices; sssormentS
are however broken, and occasionally some reduction
ia made TO clear cut invoice parcels Ribbons are se
ing ri fair rates. Cloths are dull but hrm. bfn~s
Goods are in slight request and principally for heavy
Ma scfiye JO'Der8
tnue busy This State and the nearby trade not ys
6,Iv supnlied and constant stream of orders keeps
coming in Clotng Jobbers are very busy and nave
realized very profitable business this iail
The New Bedford and Taunton Railroad
Company has increased its capital one hundred thou
sand dollars.
There are three banks organized and in Oper-
alton under the free banking BILL passed at the late
session of the Connecticut Legislature: the Uncss
Bank of Norwich with capital Of 10000; the Bank
of Hartford County. with capital OF 100000; the
Bank of Commerce. New -Lendon, with capital o.
$4,000 All Of these banks have provision for fur
Their increase of capital future period There
is in contemplation, a Bank at wesport, another -
New Milford, and one in Litch6eld or winstesd
From which it will be seen that the excess
in receipts now amounts TO 5000 bales the increase IN
export to Great Britain, 1900 decrease to Frsnce'
10000 increase other foreign ports, 5000 Total In
crease in exports 1900 bales.
We notice that the receipts at New Orleans on tn
lNh Oct were very large, 2o244 bales.
At Boston, the Money Market is easier. odd
paper Of approved stamp is readily nesosisted q
cent.
The Passumsic River Railroad
Earnings Sept lsl2,
Earnings Sept, 1851, are --..------'''-' IT,
Gein. $3.50
The Message of the Mayor OF 81. Lou''
state. ba, the deb, of that city the LIST INST vs.
sscssceS being an increase Of ssssooo during .s'
year The whole issue of bonds for the twelve month";
y va. $4,000 Of which $4,000 wa for r.ro.d '.s :.
.ns the remainder principally for construction OF M
city water works. hArDor mprovensns4 and .s. -,
ace The payments account Of he ds@ ''' Wv