New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19

And In October SAILS i'll Minnesota embracing tie
Sale: have ALREADY taken place in districts as follows About
one third Lecompon about h OF kickspo About one
hell Of Brownsville about che hau Oh NeOiasa my ana AL
Omaha and Dscstah.
pors require large amount Of warrants before The
coe p,en aud the dema-d for sp.cnsye entries as
already commenced for none bat pempto's can lay warrant
It'll the public sses have come on.
The business in Dry Goods the fret part of the
week disappointed the trade generaly-but toward
the close mole movement vac observed.
The active Southern demand which has prevailed
during the last few weeks, having somewhat abated,
and the Wettern buyers being later than usual,
pause in the Market was noticed. Jobbers were
not so confident, and made their purchases with
gre alter caution taking only that class of goods which
the mmedi,t requirements Of their customers made
n-c.rrary. It's goucI oily Oviovvd bv-o'er, tibet II
the volume Of trade in August should not BE- as large
as the most sanguine have anticipated the increased
bu, mess later in the season will fully compensate for
such d.fcit-for it s believed that the consumption
Of the country cannot be much restricted and the
den and will be quite equal to any possible aecamua-
ton Of stocks Of Domestic goods.
Within few years and more par icusrly since the
revulsion-owpg to the Limitation OF credits and the
facilities it has 20. been Gus
tonay for dealers to hold large stocks in the aterlor
and the policy Of buying in small quantities has
become genera-tbercfore that rush trade at stated
seasons which was at time characteristic Of this
market cannot be expected and ought not TO be de-
sired. This policy enables the Jobber to make mis-
purchases in the ratio, involving much less e1-
passion in his business, and securing him against
Losses, ard has contributed, more than any other
cause to place his paper go high in the esti-
nation OF all parties whether at Bank or in the street.
Tie limitation of credits by the Jobbers renders it
unnecessary for them TO make their purchases on the
hitherto long time of and 10 months credit and during
the year pat the sales of Cotton have been generally
made for cash short time, thus enabling the manu-
facturer 10 meet the distributor, which would be i'm
poss bic under the cd system.
Tie importance Of the permanaucy OF this system
to ali parties cannot be over-estimated aud should
be rightly maintained. AT present it seems proba-
bic some concession will be asked, in view of the
hardening tendency of the money market, aud the
difficulty of negotiating Of paper Bot that We believe
to be good reason why such extension Of credits
should be grated. Tne manufacturer pays cash FOR
his Cotton, labor, and supplies, brings into requistOn
large amount of skill, and produces an article Of
general cor SUMPTION and ougat not TO be forced to
sell his goods such time TO require tue services
of bankers middle men, whose charges are FREE
quenily equal 10 all the profits of manufacture.
The general export trade during the past week
reached large maximum, being nearly half NIL
lion dollars more than the corresponding period Of
1857 ls5Swhile that of Domestic Cotons continues
without much abatement.
The importation of Plain Cotons at this port during
the week ending Aug. L., a. compared with previous
years, has been a. follows:
Fer the ~e.l......... sfss!ao ssfsi s isss.
Reported since January L..... 7is52i5 lass t5jii5
TOt.l...............s7sOsa 12 siSll,7ol s4s5I,Ils