New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-15

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v. \.d; .ve ..;ss D., ~ >s ss s.sG We N'''
EE-Ths stock oseliDs y'y nab. Mo n,s
sp-fs Sae r.ssp.s eo1u;os .%,i - races re,
sPERsIcZTi-h. New. se6far4 tsrs have been 'As' Of
nse go, = o. .srus ret tTauipued ....-it.,
sbof-DIop and Bach ,aiy ID co1finoe = 81" d
'pg ,s "a, mad. 10 Ia,tsr "a; Of ls.t ses
off, - ti, Cruie on private sI-a The s' es 1'''O"
SEEDS fss Hsssr.,s q Cove; "a :: if1 G, ,S Si
$50 lei = basa Rogsh FSl 10 qat g 81 IS
ISL = su.h q Ss. LBse-d &. heavy ard rsstvs est
,a4s g. and :: So.tc1 a. g. . 81 :. ase g
shTT5ss re, W., .rs arm .-' Of 50 hf
pr. Coac Br:syns ga sc IS ,nA % PPe' ON a. 81 %
sPIcEs-yery ls ,oias; Cs.sis Il Der lbe.A AirvAs.'
IELs-Tss I'm sad aiye shsssy ., !'S
sJad, o,opss and Y5rI Hysou' Of che earso o.
n p.ndaii u ben ,d the open ons esas m2y -
ella crop 257 and l. Yog0s Hy'oI 81 49, ~ A1S
as9 NoF Of be recent import. n, pI se .:s4 1e.
l0Bscco~Lesf moderately sove f price,; manu-
L,t1rel continues h:1 with far inquiry the sales are MOI
TsBfe. Tn u moderate demand aad price. steady
=, lent .dvan ed ,.ss Of Bsnea 49, cash, al
$50, s5af.c % days (rd Plates in mOdera'e De-
n 80 I - RIi ss ~ &C cd. s lin - !. held
ssirdslO IS Coh. T.rnes. 80 7j@@s Vf and o0A'N
1wooLsfhe 1.ii.t .: present. iuse,ise he small .o.k
es,Ds ana the sSoISa1s Tss . 5Ts.S .ss Tne time
hs. ne Consumption has Pr
frs. q ~
n nov f.. 'Ffa p1ob.Es t viii s., long =. other
sgcuiisr.i products continue to 'eh soen nah
Slou, ss hea. commands 81 80 AID Corn - cents push
"a b., ann produts similar high rates, cannot be ex-
p.e,d tbl. farmers will devoe much OF their time 70 me tAe
Ia Wool which is less profitable business osnS enemy 20
th lep tine necessy required in fodderns sheep our
ins our long and Winters rnseore u31er
these snd other notwithstanding The snnaN N
r..,e Of m rAion and other ens the Poi
u has all within late years increased ou on tbe con
,-rv decreased has been the result why, the pro
euc goods when they cannot obtain sufficient supplies Of
either have often been obliged 70 lessen tie
prod Icon substitute Cotton stop the SoTks sometimes
afoeeth.r resung often in srnu los not only 70 me owners
but TO community large In wcsbes we do not suffer
any loss For TRANSATLANTIC friends are ready
al all times supply with any qlsnlty' yes
what ns,io1 without MANUFACTURING IL nay De
heb In al mineral and agricultural productions oa 90
pa depend other countries Dor Us slpphes OF
usnufact1r,s IL i, Looked by many colonial settlement
Enable 10 produce the les ct life IL disa tune hat
LONG Manufacturers continue 20 be eramped By an ns
on wool which works con'raly against their Interest % ons
must remain 1spor dent Eng land and other European
countries supplies o. goods We trust that the present
Conres United Stat will remove the duty from foreign
couiDg here Unless tins done, the production OF
foods will be seusby diminished, and the effect will De
senous'y felt. The sales Of native Fleece and fu!ed
Wculs do Aggregate 5000 n, IN lots; rsnslng
from for super Fleece and e0Go5 for selected DO
Pulled No. &c mms3ds SEC super We extra country ~
SC and choice saxoDy 50 d55. Foreign In measer supply
prices rule very m; sales Of washed Medl;eTrane~n ana
African ~ full prices.