New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

the sonth side of 59thst, fronting Central Park, 10
feet west of 7thay each 25xlOO f. 5in also I'm rear,
fronting 5sh-st, sizei the four lots sold ior
s26 OOO We report the sle OF two four-story houses,
stone ronts south side of 3iths about 300 IT, east OF
Broadway, 22 feet front by 65 In depth, lots % H.
in. al SOS eco EACH John MeCave has sold lots on
west side of jthav.. commencing at north corner OF
ll7th.st each lot 25xl00 feet, for E, 300 A. G.
LOOMS has sold lots the east side Of 7thav, be-
ing the entire front between l25th and l26thss, for
$3.50.
The Money market is inactive. The offerings at
Bank the early part of the week were Large, in conse
quence of the general preparation for the week, aud
more activity was observed, but the calls were met
promptly by the Banks and private money lenders, and
no change in rates was noticed
The weekly receipts of the Banks cannot be ess than
ten milons and there is activity in business, which
would warrant an opinion that more would be required
Yet capitalists are not disposed extend their lines at
current rates. the close of the year usually causing
demand.
We quote frst-class six months aeceptances at 81
q cent and shorter bills at y cent-whle on call
the rate is to Y cent lower.
The movement in Foreign Exchange has not been
important. The tendency of the market is downward
Bankers bills London may be quoted lost. Com
mercial signatures are selling slowly at 1891 a 1923.
Francs may be quoted at 5.l5a5l3i.
The Bee says:
TN. pee. of The Boston Banks according to the weekly
avs5sss se ,e. yesterday at the Clearing House were
being reduction from the highest point within seW
s@eant hs. been shipped 70 Liverpool and the remainder
with the SsP b St .o%s p nS are
very scarce and the banks endng specie to to
prices tending upward"
The Cincinnati Gazette of the 22d says:
There evidences to-day Of increasing supply Of cur
age The funds that have been distributed in the country
for light and as he fund. heretofore used in
the asserting business being transferred by several
short paper and demand oans the market
to-day easier than last week. but rates of interest are still
ne.s being transacted at the latter figure"
The Ner- Orleans Picayune of the 18th says:
1.-THE leading fssus. Of the msIhs, during the past week
freely offered throughout both bank and on the street. but
tes Improvement the former and little better than
nominal In Capital s,i aocumutete and there
or IN Soe 20 .ee. Il %ode rates But a. neither Of
these s,tanable most parties prefer to have the funds lay
dormant rather than them in enterprises which promise
and subject to greater risks There has been
but not sufficient to attract special notice Offering, of the lower
sds' are slowly ,esS@91s en- sd we are stun unable 70 dis
The advces by the Vigo respecting the Money mar
ket indicate little change The Times says:
Funds opened without alteration and have been inanimae
throughout ,s day Ds,s;nS io5 money q BSns S1qs NE
date falling off, but unlikely that alteration In the
bon although has for four consecutive weeks experienced
reduction Was still ksOo above the point which stood
ses NH ssG o ke revived & the total may remain stationary
perhaps only these should suddenly dni1ish
Railway stocks unchanged today"
The Daily Ners remarks:
AFTER advancing Oneseenth to cOn'Ol. reiapsed 70 clos
af in
entertained among the SPECTATORS with regard 70 the weekly
soS ' b o'ns .ood are taken cent u and ii
being generally asked The Of - 900 in gold with
oe snd PSeas o Assa Dough, for the paT
Ss s.s $ ssy 10 sa aH Sy
continue easier AZ Pans BTa..e. and Amsterdam charge 10
The sales Of Cotton in Liverpool reached 1900
bales during the week, closing at slight decline.
Breadsufis were frmer and held at advance above
previous rates, without much movement
We note an improved tone in the Domestic Dry
Goods market during the past week, which has con-
frned our previous views. There is not only more
rmness manifested in the general market, but posi-
tive advance has been obtained in certain styles. Print
ing Cloths, which were supposed by some TO be in
large stock-anda decline predcted-have been eagerly
sought after at ic. advance above the lowest point
and we quote 64x64s. at SIC, at which price large
contracts have been made for future delivery. The
operations in that department at the East have
ceded any previous week of the season and all goods
above 56x56 very scarce, and difficult to purchase.
The weekly production of nearly all of the regular
styles Of Bleached Co.tons has TO a great extent
been contracted for by the leading distributors, at
about previous prices while the Brown Cottons gen.
orally exhibit but little movement, except those export
styles which quite brisk. The appearance of the
market bears great analogy to that observed year
since as regards the probable supply and demand and
il shall prove in its results satisfactory, there viii
be no reason of complain among our manufacturers.
That the stocks Of Domestic Goods at this time are
relatively light every week adds confirmation; and
that the home and export demand viii be quite equal
to any previous year, seems probable.
The active demand prevailing at Manchester at the
date Of our last, has been further stimulated by still
more favorable advioes from the East Indies well
by large orders for the various Continental markets.
Prices have again advanced I'd. to I'd. IS Yarns,
and d. to Sd. on goods Manufacturers, being unable
TO meet at once the heavy demands upon them, are
coming heavily under contract for future delivery.
The imporations Of plain Cotton for the week ending
Nov. 10, ss compared with previous years, were as
follows:
, I 1857; ISIS. 1859;