New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24

kets are very quiet with no disposition TO operate
Eastern exchange remains close tners yer. ns.e
their own terms Occasionally some Is voluntarily put
upon the market by bankers suffering from dehcency
OF currency forced upon them by can rom the uov.
ernment but has its effect but for day and the market
assumes its wonted stringency. The quotations are
nomnally par buying. lilo premium selling but both
figures are enlarged. II deemed expedient-
The London Daily Ne~s of the 18th inst. says
The stock markets have shown increased aatness
to-day ConsOls have experienced decline OF fully
quarter per cent owing partly to large sale OF new
three per cents by leading broker and partly TO te
unpropitious change in the weather which already
leads 10 conecures Of deficient harvest, consequent
export Of gold to pay for foreign corn and further rise
in the bank rate Of discount These appehensohs arc
evidently premature that they would have but itte
effect upon the market If the latter were not aready
heavy from the continuous sales of stock Tor money
which have been made for some time past, ana inc
Over.suppy in the hands Of the Dealers Inc CLOSING
prices, however. showed partial tendency 10 reco''
cry.
The Boston Post says:
The New.England cotton mills are extending their
operations fast the supply or HANDS permits Soe
of the larger corporations have their agents III Ian
cashire England for procuring operatives the supply
in this country being Inadequate we near VI la 10
new cotton factories being projected-0ne requiring an
outlay Of $l.250,000.
Markets-CAREyULLY REPORTED FOR THE N T. TRIBUNE
WEDNESDAY, August %, 1865.
steady sales at 81 50 for Pots and 81 62t FOR Pearls
BEESWAX-Yellow Western and Southern nave
been in fair demand but prices have declined closing
dull and heavy at from ~ 10 $50.
COTTON-The demand has been fair but hardly 80
active as yesterday and the market closes rather more
in the BUYERS favor; sales Of 1900 bales on OASIS Oh
ijc for Middlncs At auction to-day about iVOo paiee
were sold at 42a47 for low TO strict Middhngs tue
receipts for the week are II, 4j6 bales.
COFFEE-Tbe inquiry for Rio has been more active
and prices are rmer for all kinds but more parteu'
larry for prime grades: sales of 23l5 bags ex oaadin
1000 bags ex Jeanette, and 1900 ex Brazlena, AZ
prices ranging from l3i TO l5c. gold in bond we loote
Rio prime 2lic do good 20. 2lc do fair, ~! dZoc'
do ordinary II! 0leic and do fair TO good carg9,s
lsia2Oc net cash. gold, duty paid the stock Oh i;Io
is Is sis bags other kinds quiet but STEADY Saies
of $50 mats Java at sec. currency. r..
CANDLES have been in fair request ana very nrm
at 90 Csc for Adamantine, 50 G4Oc. Tor SPERM anu
asa SOC. for Patent. -. A..
COPPER-Ameriean Ingot remains hrm' Out .ne
business has been only to moderate extent we qIoo
Lake and Bath at 30I &c; New Sheathing anu ie''
low Metal is moderately active and quite hrn az 4oc'
for the former and 3Oc for the latter.
COAI-Ihe market for Foreign Is hrn, the deinanu
fair for House and Gas Goals; the supply 10
quite limited, and prices are nominal. Dotssuc
continues in active demand, and Is firm at soqs' "
y tun. go ., Az; ,oas
DRUGS AND DYES-All articles under this heed'
ing have met with good jobbing demand ana very
6rt, nrices We nuOte: