New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-21

tween Fifth ard Sixth avenues AZ 500 q lot; sto
m. 10. on the east side OF SIKH avenue, between
One-hundred snitbirty.third snd One huDdied'an a-
tbiyourth streets at so0 also three lots 1orh zoe
Of Ore hundred srdseventeen;h street. 10 feet esst
Of Ninth avenue q; 500 E lot. p. A. Lsssnen ns'
cold two lots south sce Of Nine,eth street about S'
feet wet Of Fourth svehue, ST 80 LOT hsssrs'
Rayuor & Blackwell report the sale of one lot soa'n
SIDE Of Nneteh street 81 fee; east OF Fifth avenue,
q. g. $50 cash. John McClsye has sold st private
ssle one LOT south side Of Ihuty-hin street, 10
fee. Of Tenth sveuue, for 500 also one LOT on
south side Of One hundred snd.thir.y fifth street, 100
feet Of Sixth avenue and one lot on west siis OF
Sixth avenue IS fee. south Of One-hundred and[hlrty
fifth street. for 500 each also four lots en- northeast
corner of One.buudred- snd-tweny-sixt street. and
Seventh avenue, FOR $780,
The following is stated to be the estimate Of stock
in i'm porters hands in San Frsncsco, e ascertalned
BY committee Of merchants Sep 10, 1859:
s.ss s,f b.. Dried Appl,. $50 case. .nd ss7 h. b.
5: T., - fin,c H,. 5ss sba ossa,oov.r,d i
ia Lard $50 BIS ara IS - a.f oea ros - 81 30
bis. 81 hhc., snd lteo5! ns1 to % eaehl sugar. H''
te,s MAS
Ard IN iobbers' hands:
LOO half bis Dried Apples, 90 pas B,1on > Boz see
Han. 90 b6 covered Hans. 1'e sai: and H., SO.
/ a. h.l bSis .ld eco na,s sas.i 90 kess NAilA
The shipmen: of specie on Saturdays nov esii-
n ated at about hat million.
The following opinion Of Justice lrgrshan OF the
Supreme Court 10 relation 10 the rights Of the bond
holders and mortgages Of the New York and Enc
Railroad Compsry, will be read with interest
lame, Brown ct a. az The Mes YO,t aid Ehs Railroad
Til. .s ar sonIicstioh made before Justice H.
sr.sAm OF The sup-ne CbsmseI' fr 81 order direct
ina h. Receiver Of tie defendant. to ay the e.s 81
NOD I'm i.h.d for The Pooeeems' on 70. nsAIE Of
~. .ppIcston reported a. tae uHe 10 Ih " D. H"s
u oc. IL The oosIt Is tue decision Of zoe Iy.I.' " pn
| nsR.H.N J-fne petitioners bold note Of the Efe hi
ro,o Coursuy Hy.n u Ct previous notes ncn were
sIsas mad. y The Con ls ss; or ISL Tsey ~
nov. fer On order directing the Receiver 70 pay ia amount
amounts fcr naeras AID supplies about me
| op.rs.ion ana or The Use q .sid road
ALous authority here cort-fr-t might % o. consnea
incuee tbs claim, csnro conc1e- th.. sIeo ". tae
Which th. .houo b. Construed /, 10 such payment. 70
psrsou who h.c flrshed materials within short ne previous
iot sin. operating TIE road |; was not in;ended .na
ought uo, 70 b. eindns % Az e,n. 1r INST
rial, furnished any tns previous, either or 81
any other purpose especially after such eans esd usId
and changed into Po,'oy notes ad heh n9'e' nAa been
'od IL the Hss,i and from ns 70 ,is & creps
for the Of the mortgages would become impressive
n,.b as be sIsroea TO ease. where iron or material.
had been purchased bonds f1r the Original construction OF
hich could WITH much propnry D. presented ~
the receiver or payment under oon'dsrsion
Tie provision Ia loosely d,~I and 5he vision q st.n,y Of
soi received 81 the receiyea his appointment not a. az
II the Court nav aside tie right. Of bondholdsr'
pay inferior class in ore n'ialoe may Dc
sone, Of IL Company oy gage for TIA. PrOf.sei
object oer highs se by such orders nsie 20 yei 20 AZ
elaine made oudary % o;he not secured Aad
than the discretion Of the Court DO not UNDERSTAND
1859 IL rs.d BY non psypien the parties holdius
ened BE- paid and the rshi 20 authorize any 9tnef pay
I'D he b- p.c..y Of keeping operation for the
beuc crsdo. Themselves ~ao seek 70 OBTAIN pay eI'
co not tbns the the payment asked for sud
eyn Ge ~ .s mo-. .no are represented b. them
,Aoud be unwilling 70 miie AZ order directing me pay
Motion denied without Costs
There has been no recovery from the dalness pre-
viousy noticed in the Dry Goods market. Ine DIS
tributors are reducing stocks TO the lowest possible
amount and in few weeks Will prepare for the early
trade which promises to be quite IS large as at any
previous season. Last year. contracts for goods
! we're made in November by the manufacturers than
any previous month, and the buyers earliest IN the
market found great advantage over those who waited
| for the opening OF the season. From present ap'
| pesraIces, the same result may be seen
this year There not, a. present, larger stock oil
oesmsble goods the chief markets than az the cor
responding period last year. and the interior with the
exception of pOitiops Of the South more bare
Of goods than any period for several years, while
there IL Sreater dO1ty 10 pay tHeio hoy oo q
corresponding increase Of consumption. Englsh or
ders are in the market for heavier makes OF cot,
ton goods shich will relieve from any anxiety for
that css and the general aspect of the business is OF
| healthy character.
Yet we notice some accumulstons in Printed goods,
and some excess in Woolens but neither is OF such
magnitude as to cause alarm but Of sufti ,ien mo-
ment to influence the production. Printing Cloths
WI, feel the results Of this accumulation more than
ary other class Of manufactures and diversion to
wider fabrics viii be necessary, wherever the
will admit of IT, Some Of the wooden msnutac-
| turers, in view Of the present stocks on hand,
aud the increasing tendency to higher prices of WOOL
will not work full time this Winter, which may relieve
TIE market from any overstock next season, which
otherwise might increase the present depression.
The importation Of Plain Cot;ons ST trs port during
the week ending Oct. II, as compared with previous
years, MAS been a. follows:
1857. 1855. 1859.
a. 800 We ssa. Jnr.;. ~ sei s2a
ss.4oSl ssls5ss s6,5sa575
The exports of Domestic Cottons from this port for