New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25

i,.,s lss been established among ia. coal pro-
-. ~ rn,lapd with the hes, results We presume
there Is 10 man IN the country whose "l n'
coal trade better qullii,s him for this position than
Mr. Tucker.
IT,. double track on III, Nev-J, r@,y Central Raj
rcsd viii be completed rs far a Som'7vuit IN lew
weeks. large PAT OF the section west OF that 70 VI
j. already graded an the whole track VIII De- con-
rleted To- New Hampton, the point OF couedon with
,he Warren road. within year. The portion already
ourlet,d j. In. firs nk IN tie road to IN" P'nnsyl-
wanna coai-;, de- and is laid With the vde gauge Coal
j. now carried over tbs road from the l. high mines -
Elizabeth. and thence to the towns on the Nes-Jersey
Railroad
Dr. Goods ar generally nalmae. but not more
than ! usny the at this season OF the year when
T.. heavy demand ceases and the Transactions con-
fined TO Supplying immediate wants Of filing up broken
invoices. A general good feeling, however, Pervades
IN. ark, and factors instead Of lowering rates, rs
IS generally the case toward the close Of the Fall sea-
son. have advanced th.r prices ou AL staple Cottons
Fancy Goods are also more salable, and prices are
rather better Brown Sheetngs have advanced TO
s. agc for f. coodshe outside rate for Amoskeag
Brown Drills are in small stock and prices are firm at
Sc beachcd and corset al Sic. and blues at lOic.
Canton Flanncs are ceiling steadily at Zoe for brown
lClc. for bleached, and l0i ii !c. for Amoskeag
bea,hed Do, .9-nch. at l3a l3ic. DENNIS ar in
steady demand and PRICES have advanced; Pearl
River and Amoskeag at IS lee; Eagle, Oxford and
Columbian at 0c.. and OTIS at lOc. Stripes and
Ticks are :. ipe to the trade wanted At improved
prices: Amo keag Ticking. ~ and S2-nch, command
,c-the latter rate red stripe. Awning are worth
l5c. aud colored Cambria 6ic. Printing Cloths are
in small supply and prices are very finn we quote
6C16i picks at Sc Prints have sold quite freely at
sl09c for medium and 81 a Zoe for good madden
STYLES The stock Las become reduced, and owing to
high rates Of Brown Cloths, prices in December will
open higher; the producers are now engaged on light
work Ginghans are selling steadily at lOGll!c.
Muslin de LANES are sold clean up at l9 zoe. For
WOODEN goods the demand il moderate but prices,
owing the upward tendency of the material, are
well maintained. Desirable styles Of Foreign goods
are selling steadily at full prices but the demand is
limited and confined to small purchases for supplying
immediate wants.
The Ogdensburgh Railroad was to have been sold on
Wednesday by the Second Mortgage Trustees, a. adj
yoTtised under decree of the Supreme Court of New
York.
The earnings of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad Company for September, 1885,
were slO7 O9 30 against 80 81 al in corresponding
month of 1855; gain Of s9,9s7 b., or about y =
cent.
At Boston Tke Courier Gays:
The Money market is decidedly easier than it has
been at any time within the present mouth. First
class indorsed paper passes at :, and few choice
pieces Of six months ecceptances have been taken at
: but these exceptions Stcond-class notes range
from - TO 10 and in some cases are quoted at higher
rates.
The private letters by the Hermann are rather more
favorable than the printed accounts. They state that
the advance of interest by the Bank WAS popular
movement and that much more confidence was felt
among business men after the advance took place
The improvement of Consols Ia 90, brought by the
Arabia indicates the same state Of feeling. "Specu
Ltor" writing from London, in The Commercial! says:
ION the advance OF the bank rate, the discount
houses increased their rate for money on call from st
10 T. cent. and the JOINT stock banks adopted the
latter as their rae for fixed deposits
"PrNa ate letters from Paris expressed great alarm
for few DAYS prev ous e. the measure. IL was s1ld
that the demand for discount and for bullion at the
Bank had been enormous, and every one was looking
ia the Government for help. The belief that suspen-
zion of specie payments would be shortly deceed "aS
almost uiIycrsa Notwithstanding the authorized con-
radction to the Wmor, and the eagcrIees 10 hodru
was increasing in proportion.
From Germany on the contrary, the accounts
opened some revival of confidence. At Frankfort It
was stated money was much more abundant, and
tocks had been freely purchased At Berlin matters
, assumed a better appearance. The Hamburg ac'
counts likewise speak Of cheerful feeling al
though discount still as high ~ =, Z cent
The Minister OF Finance in Paris had published
his official report. BY this il u evidently the alm OF
the Government to give check TO the serious fili on
the BOursc In reference TO the expectation OF silver
from France the Cabinet cnteItalns an idea OF pro-
bibtng under severe penalties the eXportahon oil that
metal.
I'm consequence of the disturbed stock of the Paris
motley market, MI the editors of the Paris Journals
were summoned before the Minister of the Interior,
and orCocd 10 withhold all comments upon the com
norcial and financial crlsis.
- The accounts from the manufacturing towns fur
nish proof tba. the trade of Great Britain upon
b,- altogether independent of any pressure 10 The
discount market. At Manchester air average bust
ness had been transacted, though the market was
somewhat lnanlmate. birmingham adEces g c that
business in iron had improved. In the wooden dis
ricts the demand was active and stocks moderate
The Irish linen markets were steady.
In the midst OF the confusion Recommendation is
mdCsood Ia have been transmitted Yesterday "a the
Government. which seems 10 offer the only leg nate
prospect aablc 10 them for arresng tue crisis
Should be Adopted. it II quite possible that mmc-
diaic restoration may take place. Ii is that the Bank
OF France should issue upon the security of stocks
railways. bills &c, equal TO $4,000 0)0 or
80 90 40 in post-nOtes Of 80 each redeemable in
three or six months and bearing e cent interest
Assistance to this extent would at reanimae the
Bouise, and az The people atlarge are nos guided in
al their operations bl the dauy fluctuations IN the
prce-ists The feeling OF confidence would most prob
ably econ become general.
- WhateSer course may be adopted an early reac.
ton from the present high of this eide is strongly
calculated upon. Il the French panic subsidies this re-
action will of course take at once in naturl
way. IT, On the other hand, II rcsults a suspension
OF Il ece pa nenls. al possibility of drain of gold
rom TIL, size ud be removed and there would be
10 necessity for further precautions.
From The Chicago T1c, OFT. a
Tn GRAIS 1R.Dr Oh CHIcAGo.-Thcre was over
two lo.s bushels OF grain in this city yesterday: %
BE- exact :? lu 81 bushels. Part vi IT, to wit 7l SD
bushels Oh board, and formed the carsos If forty
mir 4. sSes which were living In IN. Uari,,r ua;,;o,