New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

TIE receipts 81 tho Sah-Treasury are
eilas'' f'y~ents. $SS7s Balance. sSssesia
Inc transactions in Dry Goods of the last
~eek snow Considerable increase Of activity The
two paohe saies Of Lawns. which we have already q
iuded TO- ess led TO large activity In oshsr essiS
mostly In Cotton fabrics The Loi, Lawn. h.v. es.,
widely sold and their Dispersion through IN. cs..rv
vii lead TO beer appreciation OF them ~ he ,>rt
sale The Msdders sold e iol allic. srsrsr,.s la
The Portsmouth Lawns averaged i3se. rAe oar.
chsses viii realize handsome prost on thsss rssAA
ss prices mast advance. Heavy Brown Saessa.u AVE
cold extensively and Of bucysnt prices the rdsivs
state Of poor supply to seve demand keeping he
market In favor OF The seller Brown Drill share fsiy
In this favorable state Of the market; but still
scarce than Sheeng, the lstte- being Largely taksa IN
place Of Dr,iis. Bcachcd Goods. both ssesaass aai
Drills are In good demand at very hrn prices TIE
export demand Is active far al Cotton GoodA me
Last indie:, South Ameriea ami California takias
large quantities. Joabess are continually in the
Market as buyers they have no, the sa stocks usaL
with them to NEE, their spring saes which ar, Ikc,v
TO be very heavy II supplies do no, fail The in,eh.
ment to business viii be fo- any lack Of demand
but from lack Of supplieshe ability to consume s.i
consequent demand hsying all preparations Cor
sufsciertsupply Printing Cloths are Ia fair demand
and steady rates The stock is however, very limited
Prints in good request at full opening prices>-
Gisghams show an increasing activity with supply 10
srresr fthe demand. 81 loi ellie. Stripes ere more
active. The limited supply Of CLOTHS is stimalaas
prices which more and more In favor Of sellers.
The demand Is good at full rates. There Is doing
in sstnets and Fancy Cassimeres at improving rsts
De Lsines are quiet. Dcnims are frm and activc--
Flsnncs have been more active at full asking rates.
In Foreign Goods there is also . growing activity.
Since last notice there has been large sale OF i'm
ported Lnens which brought satisfactory pricss the
importer SILKS of all kinds in good demand and
prices steady Prints rather slow Of SALE but prices
frm. Ribbons quiet Cloths are In request e
buoyant prices British Fabrics are active but mostly
Dress Goods The demand Is OF very healthy cAarsc.
ter and being sctive for actual consumption the Cd
vauoed and advancing asked and insisted on ~.
pcrsedes all speculation. The stocks are not heavy,
and there IL nothing for spectators to work on Ex-
tcuded CREDITS seldom asked for and where askcd
refused There Is desire there no need 70
press sales Goods Of the RICH, quality cell themselves
There being overstcck sales are limited to par
tee. The country is In condition to pay punctualiy
and does Though the importatons will DO largo
they viii not in relation to the demand be excessive
The Madison and Indianapolis Railroad has
declared dividend of y cent out of the earnings Of
the road for the ak months ending Jlst December,
leaving large surplus The receipts thus far la Jsnu.
airy arc largely in advance of last year The annual
report OF this road, which viii appear In February,
will show an almost unequaed state of prosperity.
The Brooklyn Fire Insurance Company has
declared semi annual dividend of y cent
The Troy and Schenectady Railroad has
been hitherto owned and controlled by the City Of
Troy Il Is understood now that sale OF has beca
made to Mr.. y D. Morgan. OF the Huison River CeU-
psny, being condition that regular trains TO Troy
shall hereafter be heretofore. This arrange.
meat Is not intended to change njuriously aeec<
the Albany interests but IL inside with their approval
In Of consolidation Of the Central Line. the Troy
aud schectndy Road will be included.
The Sierra Nevada, fine steamship, has
been added TO the Nicaragua line In the Pacific Tho
Company In negotiation for two first cisss
ships, and will soon establish trI monthly line between
New York and San Francsco, taking the Dsniel wes
ster from the New Orleans ine and putting her on Ne
tween New.York and San Juan. The increase In the
travel between California and the Atlantic coast renders
those enlarged facilities necessary II Is stated thss
the Company have realized profit Of about go 900
each trip OF the steamships since they took peasessos
The Nicaragua Company Is also about to make up mali
by each Of their stesmers-we presume at the ssme
pO-take rs bofefument receives Dy inc O&0ot
route. Mr. Vanderbilt will IL is understood. soon
sumo the Prosidsney Of the Company
by notice in the advertising columns Of
days paper will be seen that $50 90 Of the bosAs
of the Buffalo and New York City Railroad will be a.
fered at auction at the Merchants Exchange on the
ith OF February, by A. II. Muller.
The Black Warrior steamship, which lah
to-day for Havana and Mobile carries out goo 900 In
specie
Mr. Courts. Treasurer Of the S,sls ~ Norti
Carolina Is In the market fors loan Of $500 900 bear.
Ing six cent interest and having 30 ysars To run.
Bids will be received until 3ist March nezt care o(
Brown s. DE kosset, No. $50 Frontst, NY.
The Trustees OF the Union Mutual Insurance
Co. have declared dividend Of 30 p cent out Of he
profits, payable In certfces which Will DO Issued 90
he 2lst OF March next. They have also resolved 70
pay interest at the rate OF v cent v annum on he
Scrip of,he Corporation on the Ia. At Feb
'ext The Leather Msnufacturers' Bank S p cent.
'syable Let Feb The Newark City Bank y cent, psy
.ble let Feb.
Notice has been given Of the intention to or
snize another are Insurance company In this City "
Ter the name OF the Peter Cooper Insurance Company
The Merchants and Mechanics Bank Of De-
Vego 10 now taken by the American Exchange Bank At
he same rate as other State money The securities 10
he Department have been strengthened 10 the sasfac.
on Of Mr. ~ John, the superintendent
A wealthy firm, largely connected with the
sesmshp Interest, has. 10 connection with several
ther capitalists just concluded the purchase Of shout
800 acres Of land ia the Cumberland district near
'esternport. They intend TO work their mines ex
'nsiveiy, ard propose to no other coal IN their
hips They will chip very large quantities To the Pa
nc The fact that this house has thus stamped heir
pprovsl upon the Cumberland coal and Invested q
rye amount OF means In the Cumberland dissrict
'ust have favorable influence upon the property Of
her Companies there located.
The following sales Of Stocks were made At