New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19


There is no change in the Money market. 1t is
mol. easy to pass the best paper below y cent, Bos-
ton borrowers are again 10 our market to considerable
extent
The receipts on the Harlem Road show thus
far Ibis month within trihe Of so y cent in-rease
over las, March with four days of receipts from The
New Haven Road not included The damages by the
ate accident n ar the Tunnel will no, reach 80 OOO
An attempt is being made 70 change the admin
.irsilon Of the Long Island Road, aud reinsiate that
which was previously in power This Road has pros
pered much under the present managers aud we DOUBT
n the stockholders generally desire any change
The Dry Goods auction sales Of the week were
well attended, and the prices obtained were good.
French goods went on freely sale OF Ribbons
showed a small decline private sale prices. The
Dry Goods trade at private sale has not been brsk the
jobbers being pretty well supplied, and the season
being Just between the closing Of the far and the home
trade The Dry Goods reporter gives the annexed
statements Of the condition OF the Domestic Dry
Goods market.
Trade has been dull during the past week, en-
nyened only by the asional demand for export Cot
ton Goods are in stock and sales have been
made at a shade lower prices for export
The Foreign shipments have reached hut S'l packages
Th- all Brown
snail and stocks some~hs, larger Holders however
Do uot feel willing shade In price Beached sneelng'
d shirtrgs remain al the date OF the last report VIII
bal few operations demand exists for san1a re Ine
ros OF ps 10 Increasing ard We hear or sses sha1s
lower than quotations; ths L. however for export ffns
eoauue In good request hsy have not advanced
IN proportion TO the Use in Coihs On good ely les OF M
PRIME old patterns advance of cent per yard mas been
ohsined tower December prices The production Is ess
A conrared with aud all that can be expec,el OF
Pdns here Business has mol been scuSe
10 Cloths but steady demand may be quoted ioI nome
trade Chssmefes are selling freely. We hear OF some
m, operations for but they psrtake somewhat OF
he elail character The stock Of sanes l, small ana he
ADVANCE Goes not Ia hsve checked operations Ihe
operations In Flaones have been smsl ou' M so0a
:, Agh; Nous de LANES without change There Is
rsdy dsmsnd for all that are produced so new -
are held firmly at quotations Fancy and single eoioreo
Rs@
OF Foreign Dry Goods the Reporter remarks as ioi
Ows:
shngs remsin az before reported the supply Of Br.t
10 small There Ia considerable stocks OF oesf"ols
Prints; choice patterns with ready sale al an advance
Ole Der cent on January prices 10 Glnghsms no chans
h- si,ck now on hand 1. OF alc importation Tue fec"F
OfWnoens lssi have been ghl hhd hgie" h1is
expected uudsr the prese sae OF .no European mn
keL The demand has not been guile ne hcuNe ~ u W ~
fxo weets since la Linen Goods The moVemeat mas no
been ouch al private sale Some sales have been aoe
Action durits the week which showed decided improve
msnt TIE supply Of new goocs on the mais.s u D,'
In sste Linens The Auction SAFES OF ih- week snow Ooa
advance OF per cent private sss prices IN Alnol
Dns DO change The receipts Of sIk 0ooos nave pee.
hshi and nusi continue There s no chanse VI or
shaws all that hsve been offered throuRh the Auction room
have been tsken ~ full private sale pces 'onsile'ao
M Of Ribbons have been offered ~ Auction during inc Pss
week, and prices have been vel sustained bSeses s"1
Gfcnsdues IN good supply, aud CT superb ps'o'"s
hey move Of freely III remunersnng prices
The Imports at Boston during Feb. were