New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

Tho Nicaragua steamer arrived to-day from San
Juan, with sol passengers.
The Commercial Bank Of Troy ofers TO pay Of !
T. cent premium for s own notes, at the Importers
ard Traders Bank. The Back is closing ny.
Tie coinmefce Of thio port Tor October and for the
wear, since January | has been ~ foilows:
FoH.ies IryoRr. O, N,,- York r., Ocf.Ic,
,,.c...,.. 1860. 1851. so%.
Wrhd nom Warehouse J1i5.@3 25itnD 3l.s -
speci- sad BuinOn go. IrsJes 6le5s zs 90
Total rrrd the Pot 49,, 49, ~ 49, 5. ~
fossisN laPohTs ~ hesy j., TO- 0y"os JT,is a., J.
Yu,.r.c for Consumption - 30 -, as. -yJ mo- a.
,~e q 5od............. q o3-g 4sEiao:6 D.. itb-
slec- and BnliOn...... z2Ji1n s5S4s''a lzoI .lS5
Fetal enr5 at ,s Port, 1913 9as lncs ~ ie,.'o.F1
AnsoTrd IL Whom. 10 -'..sS @'.n 80 s., ''''''
In os,oss,.......s 3S0 a $50. 81, Z
10, .ne. J,oisgI. 80 10 eI7s.s7,1 10 80 5t1.2 b.
porne,is rrodue. ....sIos 80 si2s - 81 ,.lgi,
foreign Mt.e ,ff-.l....... ti53 eJ.t3 lisH"
Foreisa Md.. (du'iSO.sl. 3s,l3J ls1,iSs t,.,o
sp,c.e aud Bnllon....... 2ho.NS i'oJd o''V''is
TislrI la.v. p,ci- i0ase.Es i3.l5T.it 2oJ9ti7
srPoRrs J'os Ns,S tx O. to'siss P,s J tas ssH eohs
J..@! a".-'y i.;
Domestic produce. -. 90 sits .,,ire si.s.,l1s
t,r. md'- t'n-l..... ..5tJ3 Iny+So !esha2l
sp-ei. sad baiioI.... Nso's's 329i..s2 i3.aot5a
Total Exports ...tl4 ee7lo9 Sii5l4s.Hs sl7es2sl9
k.c.u..y-o s.,cl-. eoaJ 10 isos.<3 ~ 255tls
T., Q .cbec steamer bnrss on, days llcr news
FROM T.. and The markets for couon aud bread
.iuas we're steady. and American Railway s'ocks in
d-a,ald for trausni-,ion to New-York, Ere. ~
Ilroi. Cen raj, 4. z II discount. I he funds COZ
tlIued heavy. aud c,usos fr.ctuunlly lose.. Money
war ia u.od,u,le demand. with an abundant supply.
American Railway shares were rtil advancing,
o~ins 20 tie continued sbsonaon for export 10
Now York. Cou-oi- closed At ~, 20. FOR money.
Bullion IN BsDk OF England d,crea, sd G9l 900.
Ib- Brokers Circular reports:
In. 81 lsr ,h- week have beer g. 30 bales
c4oa. suo ba-s t. speech snd baOp 70 cr9ou-s
.ub''Su~u" breAinr dni 'nd 'he savsnc, W. p.raiS
loot sd " IN advance IN n" - q a. Z n
Au.fi,an ID III On srfs. and ID 0t.d fl ~, trnH.
TIE continued u0yance IN oton nss influence ~
transactions II moment IN soitou goods uianuiac.
tur-rs not being with To 10 Oh. with present pr,s-
p.oIs. few contracts havs been placed brt no'
until the manufacturers had secured their stock OF
cotton required To complete tie order WIN h.
prcs.nt stock there is INSURANCE that lite prize will
hot be carried up - cents dollar = 10
for the law material. Ills true thar the horsu nre
expecting drcliue ia Cot with the advance Of our
armies in the South West but the uncertainty 10 IL
favor Of the spscuatcrs for higher rates. Like god.
which to-day 10 SIMPLY all article u merchandise,
carried up exorbitn, and unreasonable rntes, on
u supposed necessity, Il may fall IN price and with
ito decline periec, panic NAY ensus Ia the msnu-
fncture or trade or II may advance beyond any
precedent. We have nearly forty millions OF gold in
this the chief center, drawing no Interest and worth
les., except for exchange for Indebtedness. which
has been daily reduced since our national onbroglo
Yet the current market is 30 y cent above it, real
value. Arce from these considerations, the market
for Dry Goods has been quiet durpg the week.
I'll. trade seems to be over, not ouly with the do
nestle commission houses hut the foreign houses
report a dull market. Heavy Sbcetings are dull ut
DC yard. aud medium ATTY los scarcs bring bic.
and light descriptions are held at 23c., while the
Heavy Sbeeunys sell sparirgly at ia The light
good. bring l7c. aud all goods selling below 2Jc.
are more sought after. Benched goods srs in small
supply yet do not advance with Cytton and our quo
tutions remain unchanged.
Drills are wanted AT 2gc. for Govornmen. pnr.
pores. bat with tie pre.enI price of Cotton Ia.
manufacture of the article, in tae psrlance OF tho
trude. would pay loss. PRINTING Cloths are ii III
at LIE cash Tor 81 square. The stock on hand is
been reduced about 800 900 pie, g. and the COZ.
irol Ia IN = lew hands aud tho monopoly capuot be
broken. Priulers are getting goed returns for the
finished goods aud do not heaiIG,o ~ high prices.
The printing cloth mills, w n rule. have stopped
tneir production and tho supply will not DO IN
creased.
Cslton Flannels are being sought after Vt high
pioe-, tho supply being Iimied. DENNIS add Stripes
he'd Gruy and prices we'll maintsioed. The
contemplate resumption Of business IN greater OF
ls~ oegrss, and sone mill owners have already
Commenced operations. Il cannot ee successful IN
On Important dogce for the scarcity OF LABOR woaid
defeat ANY general movement but still 10 Of still
Gent moment 10 influence the Cotton market. II
il we'll 10 CONSIDER nj this lime the result oil success
iul NOV, ment OF tie armies into Mississippi, ~ heG
aided BY tho press. Ii Gen. Gr.nt hss actually
marched his column into the heart Of tho cotton re-
zion, and ia in poritiop not only " cont,ol Rebss
sud pusrrias but also TO releafs aud Asnd TO mar
k., POO 900 or 300 GOV bales Of Mddlng Cotton then
tho prices which have been " fabulous will pas.
away, aud exit only 40 the wonder Of an hour. II
he sh,il, as .eens probstAs, move on into Alabama
aud Upper Georgia, wAre still greater fields can -
opened and are awaiting his advance. The re,slts
viii DO incacuIsbls.
IIhavsltssEbl.Lsd fls. the. The lsga!y 81 pe