New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17
hhds and tcs. bbs and IS boxes bacon 1866 bbls.

'a'ses' Il.3S2 sacks oats, II, 495 bales hay 2i303
SACKS corn 400 bbls. corn meal 45 bbs linss ed OIL
10 obs castor and bbls lard OIL 479 boxes candles,
ooo Dds. apples, 9S5 bbls. onions, bales moss, 900
boxes soap, $50 bbls. porter and 47O2 sacks bran.
Exports 30 bbls. -four IFS $50 sayes bales cotton
l'3lo bids. and 3iS packages tobacco. 5.Og3 bids.
and ! ,O25 bbls..sugsr and 3,275 bbls. molasses.
The National Advoeate Of Nsw.Orleap. upder
date October, says:
II Il would be Of any practicable utility n b,x
m~hst to review tt evening might add there wa. no.
in existence. TIE banks Of course doins nob1n
beyond renewals ard paying checks The lie deposit.
hiDgs now going on the banks In short time will owe
very little.
tona ia opeiaion-that l., Gom the lat Of hi,
month Although there has been prouIugation by the
along II IL Of place remind ell that the tax will
be demanded There was no movement ,oday worthy Of
there any buyers unless at great decline rom last 'ae
which made weeks since.
Of the Canal Bank. vice Mr. a. ii. KerDiop. resigned
We have to!hns 70 comment o. in the general share and
the week In money there have been no trans
actions commanding notice In exchange There have been
domestic inland exchange there has through the
week nothing beyond limited iogiify.
We quote I'll evening sfOBoss:
Gold, say 2Ja3l h coui premium ....'.....i291io
Chses..ni s,i. Dan. on
United States Treasury Denani iote'....... --dlS0
Legal Tender Urea ury Demand No'es .il4aibl
Fmne. In abundance, but held a,............3 85a370
GEORGIA South Caroline. snd Alsbslns bsnk-note rge from
404 80 discount The 'sue o the bank. 10 Mobile and
the old banks OF Tonnes purchased q, from 250I g
cent discount The brokers des r. on Comp street. can
not g. to extent in buying ny distant osnA Issues
In the Domestic Cotton Goods market there Isl
considerable activity and excitement this week, on
account of the advancing nake, for Gold and Cotton
-. 4 .
activity has been noticed in Beachcd Cottors which
for lorg time have been one or two cents lower
than corresponding styles of goods in tue Brown,
whereas they ought to BE higher. Prices thus low
did not pay out of production except in the low
counts, which were not so depressed finer grades.
The jobbers perceivng that there must be still
further advance in all kinds Of Cotton Goods, |
and us Beached Goods are lowest, are purehas-
ing heavily of these on speculation. Other
parties beside regular Dry Goods jobbers
are buying Low priced Cotton Goods Of all
descriptions would sell freely, but are particularly
scarce which is tho reason why they wanted
Wien prices are high tie demand for consumption
ia for the low grades. and these fret run out Of
market. Prints are tending upward and those that
are offered cheapest, chief among which for cheap
ress 1T present stand the Merrimack, are selling
very freely. Cocheco Prints advanced early
in tie week to lsc.; Merrinaok, Sprasue's, Pacific
and Duunell, are l7c.; but when all these are l7c.
the MeIrinack monopoizes the demand. When the
price Of Merrimacks is advanced tie others will
doubtless be more in demand. The trade il woolens
for men wear, has been dull since the speculative
movement in June and July. Latterly the fancy
Cashmere trade is reyiving but the business
doing ii not yet a satisfactory one. In domestic
brands the season has been unusually successful
Some Of the largest mills have already sold more
thus far than they usually have sold from July to
January and the trade gives promise OF holding out
well for long time yet. Most Of the hand-mills
have orders in advance OF production. In array
woolens the business is large and ccmpensates for
the duness Of trade in regular wooens for jobbiny
trade. On account Of the duness Of the market for
regular woolens, about half Of the wooden looms
have been placed upon military goods. Sky-blue
kerseys bring 81 ~ on contract I'll dark blue fan
nels are worth 81 35aSl 40. The trade in fannels
has been very large and successful All the
immense stocks prepared for the Fall trade
were quickly taken up soon after the open
ug OF the season, and prices advanced -
Y cent. The demand has continued 80 active,
stocks have not yet accumulated TO any noticeable
extent, while on the contrary some descriptions are
engaged for III advance Of production. The chief
pro pe,ity has arisen from the wants Of the army.
The hosiery and blanket manufacturers are each
bueily aud probably employed on Government con-
tracts The importers OF foreign dry goods are
realizing large advance over the prices OF the pre-.
yions twelve MONTHS and if it were not for the ex
brilliant rates Of exchange, would DO receiving
prices which would leave good marlin for profit.
As il s the rates Of exchange and recent advance in
values on the other side Of The water are checking
the inportaions, wbieh'Irevious to the present
month were quite liberal, and prices obtaining eel
dom pay cost over exchange. Those importers who
have considerable stocks Of staple goods Oh hand
which have been paid for, or fer which they
do not need TO remit during the next twelve
months can do very profitable business. During
the months Of August aud September the demand
was active for most kinds OF foreign goods for wou-
ems wear, and used up go large portion of the
stocks on the market ~ to leave many goods
Since Oct |, the demand 10 rather light at private
rae, except for plain French delaines, mernos,
plain British colored stuff, and low-priced staple
silks. Foreign woolens were active in July. and
largely bought up speculation, siuce which time
they are dull. Heavy brown shee,ngs are 25c. net,
cssh; medium, pie, do; light, &2c., do; heavy
slrtings, Die, do. light l6lc, do; cotton iannels,
30 3Je., do; ticks, 22ai5c. denims, p a 2Dc.
York Mills, IL bleached goods, sic., 3 of.
RRroxrnp yoK TIM n Y. rslr,sr
THURSDAY. Oct ii. 1852.
ASHES are steady and fair reqaes y IS fol- Pots and
e. ~ for Pearls
COTrON-There Is hardly much doing in the Cotton