New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-21

and stock houses are wholly unable 70 aecen"ou"'o
tbose DESIRE to nae their fuDds In THIS dlreeuch
Commercial paper - stu negotiated ana nnde' vie
an,to-nr II, GOLD and tho decline IN Merchandise a
hv ,rndcnt people. There is no putting OUT oi
ht tho fact that trade in all departments hats under
the d,snositon Of consumers TO redoce ther
q, tho smallest nnonntn anticipation Of very low prices
~ an early day. The greater part Of the quotations III
,. Prices Current are merely nominal, and no large
sales could be made ct them.
/ Sterling Exchange is steady. For currency,
bankers bills arc quoted at 245l In gold bankers sei
ling shot llls bankers sterling, 60 days. 1921 rner
cban,s sterling 7Qs, francs short, 5io france long
SIS
The Auction Sale of Dry Goods bought By a
cncinatt firm. showed low prices aad Discrimination
10 buy freely. The selection choice and no ordin-
arv sale would have received as much. The embroid'
cries sold AZ very low prices did the tratans and
hose Towelincs sold at profit. Shawls sold at 5SlO
pe- ees under agents prices Dress Goods sold very
low but aannels brought fair rates. Prints Charter
Oaks. 3Oc Arnods &c.; Suffolk, 35ya34lc.. or 3e4c.
per yard less; sprague 39la3oc; Aliens, S'c. against
42c. yesterday; Rchmonds 3ec.. against 4ilci Man
chesters sole; Potomacs opened 32c. and closed al
cole. Darnels, 81 a37lc fall OF &c.. National 36c
PAcDCt, ff.t., NOIJl -'ANAi'.'N" 'NN''
Cocheco. 49, ole, fall OF &c.; American. 3Sic cost
42le. Standard sheetirgs sold dull Delaines. Pacific
opencd at 4Ge and fell to $780, against 55c ten days
since.
Tie Chicaeo Tribune announces the opening
of the new route from that city TO Lake Superior ana
Madison. Wisconsin-that TO Madison, Wis. over The
Belot division Of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail
way; and that 10 Lake Superior by the Peninsuiar
Railroad \ party, consisting Of the chief executive
officers and directors of the Northwestern Railway
COMPANY with few invited guests after themselves
having the last rail rode over this road ~ tie cap
ital of Wisconsin direct from this city, After remain
ing there short time the party left for Green bay,
over the road to Milton Junction. and thence by t"e
North. Western. A. Green Bay The Party einhai ken
rp,n the fine new steamer the George l. Dunlap buht
expressly for this route for Escanabs, the teInihn,
upoa the voters of Green Bay Of the Peninsula Ka-
road The ears Of the Peninsula Railroad carried the
excursionsis TO Marquette, upon Lake Superior Inc
marty visited the mines about BEING opened Df inc
Iron Cliff Mining Company. 1t is conhdeJtIy hsseileu
that nowhere upon the face Of the geDe Is there 90
much wealth cf iron upon an equal area az III tDese
mines They will be connected directly by rail WIZ
the Peninsular road aud thence by steamers, Win th'
North Western at Green Bay Untold wealth WIZ thuS
be speedily uoured into the capecous lap OF ChcaEo
Ii is well that pIairies are large. iof We sha nee
troom TO show the value Of this new roue Al Is OILY
necessary 10 mention that leaving Lake S'peior 81
one O'Clock in the afternoon Of Saturday. stopping AZ
aggregate OF twelve hours the way they reached t
city at five O'Clock on Monday morning.
The quantity of -four, wheat, corn and barley
left at tdewater during the second week IN September