New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-11

as,,A ,.r>~ts a. seld BY he above broker,
,As.A Aa,e sv.ad RS Sst NOM tN'sh avenue, mstcad
AZ ia asi Messss EsNnct \ blackwell have sold
A IA. : w, ,,swer S,Nth avenue and one-hundrrd-
80 .s>tse,A ss>e ,O0li tset On the avenue and 100
a. ~ AgAAl Sl.c lo3s in the rear Of said loie,
s.n,A,s NsAuaAgrdsnd-ssNtcenth street. all full IN
.s. 10 Aeas ia all fy $SSoo. also, piece Of land on
~ w.a SIDE ci broadway. 80 Zee, south Of Seventeh
seNst, containing 90 Zee; On Broadway, running ,,
~, ia acA On the north hno 20 Tenth avenue y 'e''
n>AssnS Tsn,A avenue n feet inches IA deplh Gu 'e
.seiA Gse a. RyNNdway, Cor SAW We report ''''
$50 az Ats : W, car, broadway and sixty -SoN'"'"
.sNxt l,S sect on Rrradway, ~ feet ON tho street,
"a, "a. n, ,,ar and iO0 tcs in depth on the south
~, sl.a. ne. on the rear Of the broadway lots
- "a n ss,v-~pvou,h street, all full IN Hiei the
~A,ae n pcScs sSl1 Cor $s,0o
Va. Asv. ~ rsr~ors ssnsihle dimnution Of the Dry
sss Aus,nees vet the general trade has not that ap-
,.,s,ce Al inactivity which has characterized former
...,n. TIC demand Cor Cotton and WOODEN fabrics,
:. .ss,> 60 thc Winter aud Spring trade, is quite en-
...ar.ss.S. Many manufacturers are az present en-
.sS IA orders which will eontinue through the year,
.sa ,Acy and ne difficulty in duplicating the same
rScrc IA class II scods howevor, constantly beng
.se which are not wanted, at css than the cost
Al rrNsscca This state Of things viii always exist
.uisx. The manufacturers are better informed OF the
.,,t. w he trade, and are prepared TO change their
As.u., 70 ascs the demand The true theory Is that
sarsea Ny the English fabrioant who refuses TO man
uss<sase except for ready market, or positive orders
Tie tASslsses arising from the system of aanuiaetu
rs-s Associations, % general in England ana
ssn.Asr 10 that insngunted here on the "a
a,sA. cradles him 20 act independently, with iui
New ss Of the markets, and It has IN great meas
.rr eusreuicd to his success when at the same te'
lCossea-sysauirg in America has proved ruinouS 70
sNsy ,~r,iss engaged in the enterprise
he .ssh,ty q ESny country merchants oil the "es'
soa Scnih 10 nee, their engagements IN the metropo
- markets has forced them to seek their suppnes
p<ss de lArse losbing houses Of the interior Inns
V.rsson II trade from the old ceniers, has greatly
ss;a,shsa the general jobbing trade IN the Eastern
srss,s, and has contributed largely 10 the eonoentr
Ion & trade to few distributing houses, the magni-
,zse Of whoes business exceeds IN many Instances
thst o: our larsesi commission merchants
Tie Trade TIE past season, on the whole mas oeen
xs satisfactory. Buyers generally operate win eau
ssu. nCs taking large quantities individually, yet the
sEjcs have reached large aggregate. Inc improve
rsss n AScA has been gradual Is considered perma-
reu. sssr tic caution manifested, and from the fact
Asi he terrible collapse two years ago placed eredit IN
q condition 70 keep down speculation efectually.
TIE sock Of goods hand in the principal markets
IA 70. AsrsensOae and Is supposed to be less than for
z1sy wears, and any considerable demand for con-
xurI1ea which has evidently been restricted by the
x.S<sAnty Of tie movement Of the crops, would ma
.e-ssly reduce tie stocks held IL the interior.
Iaver1sisoRs Of plain Cot;ons for the week ending
Nov. 4, IS compared with previous years, have been
- folsews: o
w. N, ~r~<f .............. $3.50 sSo,7S2 $sl3ll