New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03


The DRY Goods Reporter gives the annexed in
formation in regard to the weeks operations in the
Dry Goods market
There has been little animation on the whole this
week in the domestic goods market win saes
Of Brown and Bleached goods al steady prices Were
greet 70 notice The OF more mus IN
One ofihe large mills mo 81 on the Lawrence was ennre
ly stopped week also quarter OF No l. quarter OF
No was stopped some tune ago 50 !sst only nal OF .nsl
poraon may be called one mill aad half out OF i've and
hair The big min mo 81 makes fine CLOTH for which there
IL a fair demand The Suffolk and fremont Corporations
have stopped portion Of their works In each mill
In Wooens there has been rather more activity although
noimprovement In prices can be quoted The better de-
scripons OF Cloths quiet There have been moderate
sales ofgoods adapted TO the Southern and Western mar
keis such sarnets, Lnsey, Tweeds, &c There 10 no
new feature to notice in foreign goods limited demand
from Iobbe continues The imporauons OF goods adept
ed 10 the Pan Trade already large for the season
and many are predicting oversock Sales OF Woolens,
suited TO the cothsg trade have been made 10 some extent
he nTobsbe Teourem emu Of trade nearly neavy
cohers pori extent thereby lessening The guam
hssn NO onersons The quantity len uasold from spiog
imporIaiions hat heavier than In ordinary years.
although fewer have been sold al auction Linen. are
quiet with no prospect for sales until the opening OF The
TbsTs have been sales of Brown Sheengs ana shirngs
chiefly on extended credit but showing uniformity
in rates From all parts Of the country producers are wfi
Ing on 10 their agents pu the prices Of goods show
ms hat they cannot be produced present selling rates.
but unfortunately any attempt at "a upward movement
operates check the demand Some few sales OF
Besched Sheerugs aud Shpgs have been made Al prices
nom 10 below the maximum OF previous quostions-
ased demand would be desirable jus, In order
10 clear of present oek considerable business might
be done In drills could The purchases the lowest point OF
foods and nc usual export tune has offered and
ssed The operation In Osnsburgs during the week, has
Striped goods continue DAN with little demsnd In hi,
slate Of Isipgs prices are nearly ncminali we think how
10 effect sales Fancy goods for psntsloon gen
orally QUIZ bu, the palmer styles sui, selling
syrrugs pree for good realized ast month
There bss been rle more inquiry for printing cloth and
the tendency Of the mske, toward hrmer prices Too
sales 10 ibis market for the week follows
2COO pieces 4oxis. a inch, So 1900 do 64x7A zach
heo0 do, 56x60 % inch a. cO 40. 56x6o 30 neh There
"a mule ooing IN Prints few cases dark madden styles
cells at 81 dsl light spring still lower, but 10 general the
has been ess ea during week for Lswns
TO notice in rsies Chsmorsys and Ginshsm. have san fur
Tier declined aud the eoo1s are extremely dull, with hIls
pro,p~ci Of rev.vpg trade until smother season. The de-
nsnd for Cloths from clohiers il not active and there
ofYoISsh,re clo,hdyed goods 81 suction have materially
s,seued Tue inquiry for American cloths and stocks are
slowly sccumu sling The quantity held over o;wihssnd
lbs The early falling of In the Spring trade Is however
small Foreign goods have been active In fsw psrti
euss, but in general ea and may be reokoued as aoou
finished for the season.
The Buffalo Express has the nnexed statement
in regard to a shinplaster issue which is in crcula
ton there:
We have seen bill purporting to be money, tn,
like OF which is getting into circulation among us
which reads thus;
sT.nle Fnlls Nsw.York No. 81. Let A.
AT The CHIcAGo BANK Of J. II. BuRcH Company
Pay 10 bearer Three Dollars on Demand IN current b1n
bills March Ia. 1850. THOMAS bVRcH
"H. NJ BuRca"
The engraving Of the bill is fine, the paper good
and il bears all the attractive appearance OF mo
new: Yet. upon examination IL Will be seen that i
is nothing more or less than DRAFT from Thomas
Burch on II. NJ. Blrch, for three dollars pdydbA
IN current bank bils.
OF Thomas Buroh and his responsibility We
know nothing at all, and from the tenor OF the bl
il is evident that he alone is liable 10 the holder TO
its paymeAt or Mr.. II. NJ. B9rch, on whom thu
paper is drawn, we are equally ignorant. Mr. J
X. Burch is a gentleman in whom we have conf
deuce TO the extent OF his abilities that he viii dis
charge all obligations he takes upon himself; bu
before these drafts can be made c0slectable ever
against him. they must bear his endorsement O
knowledge Of acceptance
Mr. Bureb, we believe, is man Of property II
Little FaIs, but he Is doing wrong to issue sucl
drafts as the above to pass as money and the pao
lie should dscountensLce them BY reiasing 10 give
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