New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-19

h,+ bow onaller than usual increase upon the same
week of last year, being 50 S33 4oi against ss7'
The details are:
Masrf of pIss. Vau'n. M4nut of Pkgs valu'n.
Was1i Wno o' 10 sa2 Misceaneous.. 5a2 a5 7-6
Colton...... s5sl 5Sa ,5a 5So SS9 Natal mo ~ ,e7
So sss 1855 1o'si so5a dss
s%I., 81 sls2sss Miscellaneous. 100 sl'r5ss
s9s eS.fea: 80 q s9as ss1s Total .... 700 1777
slangf of phss. vsa'a; Msaai Of PAs,. yeq44; y
Z s. u, 55 Fl s59s5' 81 ss
The -four market opened dull snd heavy, but there
was an improved feeling at the close and good strip
ping demand partly for the continent State brands
were IS sO0e6. The TRANSACTIONS reached IA coo
bbs. Wheat If il bad assortment and quiet. Corn
is firm, with fair inquiry In Provisions there is 10
change to notice. Sugars are not very active, with
sales of 400 bhds and 800 boxes. Buyers OF Coffee
are holding off for prices under free Supplies of
Rio, but 10 clange of Importance can be noticed
Moasses is firm ard scarce In Cotton the business
is to fair extent and the market is firm.
The bonds of the City Of St. Louis, about $50 0o0
maturing yesterday at the Phepix Bank, were not
paid although the city has the unds deposited there
in consequence of the omission of the city authorities
to fo,w wa d the necessary orde for the payment.
The Dean, Richmond, cleared from Chicago on the
10th with l2 600 bushels Of Wheat direct for LIVER
pool, at SOC feight Part of the cargo s from Chca
90 aid part from Milwaukee
The Illinois Central Railroad Company advertised
for sale s9OO 900 Of certificates due lat of Jan, l858
bearing interest at q cent, payable seml annually
These certificates issued IN anticipation OF the III
stalln ens to be received the thirty thousaad shares
Of privilege stock still held by the company az the op
ton of bop6hoders and which option expires on the
lst of jan 1853 The amount to be raised from this
option stock is pledged for the redemption of the cef
tfcates now issued, and they receivable In pay
ment for said stock
Trade is now open among commission merchants and
there has been more activity during toe week IN the
Domestic Dry Goods market and already some eXfen-
sive sales of Woolen Goods have been made TO the
clothing iobblng trade. Several of the early buyers
from the South and West now here, and have been
through the market to "post" themselves up, pre-.
paratoy to purchasing to any great extent; bu wbet
they eet with any attractive style, sal ed To then
taste and the wants of their customers they embrace
the oppol tunity of Purchasing it Many OF the West
ern and Philadelphia buy have gone on to Boston,
determined to pay Il visit again Their return but
they might as well have saved the expense, for
can find iaut with the price or cmen OF goods
on exhibition in this market, especially if he behods
all the styles which have come forward bnt not
all thrown open for public exhibition as yet. In
week two business promises to assume more am
mated aspect, and from present Indications we are
likely to have good Fall trade, from the fact that
most of the cereal crops in hourshng coalition
ard promise an abundant yield The farmers and
planters receiving high prices for their products,
and it is to be hoped that manufacturers will share IN
part of the prosperity Of the country Trade l5
rather backward except among city jobbers who
supply the cl thing trade; til se however, have pnr
chastd freely Of heavy coating fancy Cassmere7,
Satipets and other descriptions OF woolen fab ics. IN
no description of goods do we notice auy material ad
vance above last years prices if we except sainets
these are selling more freely at an advance of %
p cent,
An impression seems to prevail that wooen goods
here must advance in price because wool sel's a.
much higher figure than last year. Ihl5 reasoning
NAV hold good for other kinds Of manufacturer but 1t
does not work well amo,g the dry goods trade They
must fix the market p,ce in competition with the pro-
duceIs of European goods NJ matter what 1t costs to
produce the cloth in manufactured state, and then
the supply and demand left to regulate prices
Our msnufacturers- printers especiaIIy-are enti
ed to great credit for the progress they have mede
during late years in the production of cotton and
wooden goods, which never has been SO perceptible
as in the present display of goods Prlots aud
De LANES particularly have been carried to
the highest point of excellence without en-
hanciDg the value of the goods Brown
Sheetings ard Shirtings in moderate demand;
heavy 36.inch Sheetngs are steady at &c., aud
extra at Sac. light makes are insct've at 7@74c
Bltached Sheetines and Shirtngs continue inanm4te,
the trade only purchasing in small quantities to supply
their in mediate wants; standard makes of Shirt
ipgs are steady at from 9Gl l2lc and extra qualities
l50l7c,. the latter rate only tor New. York Mills,
water twist other descnpiors vary in price accord
to width make and quality; the high rates TOR the raw
material have given confidence to hol 1ers in the n1
tenance of prices Printing Cloths are IN steady re-
quest at very full prices and sales to the extent OF
$50 Ooo pieces have been made to one printer alone
TIE Demand is fully equal to the supply, Prints have
been opel ed in great variety and the styles and color
ing equal anything ever exhibited in this market at
the same rarge OF prices Eng sh or French ptInar
can attempt to compete with the goods produced by
the American manufacturer this Fall. Ia beauty ct
design brilhaucy OF coloring and superiority OF work
mansbip generally they cannot be surpassed prices op
at 81 lOc for good nadder coors and lO3c for extra
do Mouseline De Lai1 es have sold to moderate exteu
to the early Western trade the opening prices are
lsa2oc ard 22le. for high oolors Persian CT tbs
The Manchester, Pacific and Hamilton Companies
each make very handsome display The styles run
chiefly on to stripes, with pladed effects n,erspersed
and olnamented with medallion and other figures in
,ich work in beautiful contrast of cooring; while
others have the danask aud Jape work introiu I'D
exquisite shading of colors, which gives silky and