New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-09

new road considerably less than those OF the present
rosd The meeting for business purposes, and 1t s
gratifying TO know that everything relating to the enterprise
appeared 10 The most Satisfactory light.
The exports from the port of Baltimore during
The ending Thursday last amounted In the aggre
gate sol g. The total value Of the exports to for
eign por during the month Of March amounted to $780,
SIG r. The amount OF duties collected at the port OF
Baltimore during the month OF March was Sls,5OO GO
against $s3s5 SO for month Of Iasyear
The entire sum received the Baltimore cusom-House
for duties from January March ST. ls5-being the first
quarter OF the year-was S2407 o. During the same pc
Rod In 1850 The duties collected amounted to only S9i-
S74 showing increase thus far this year. over $780,
OF So 622 Is The exports Of Bresdsus from the port OF
Baltimore during the frs, quarter OF the present year
amount in the aggregate lO450 bbls Of four 1853 bbls
corn meal spd O,O62 bushels OF corn.
The adjourned meeting OF the coal operators of
the Schuylki region held Pottsvie Thursday,
agreeably to notice Information received from the
Directors Of the Reading Railroad that the Company had
resolved not reduce the unless the trade here could
agree upon plan for reducing quantities controlling
prces-thst when such plan agreed upon, the Com
psny would cooperate with them to aid In carrying 1t out
The Maeys Journal views this pretence by the
Company evsde responsibility Of refusal by stating
that they le the whole arrangement with the trade and
the trade could not agree upon any definite action among
themselves.
A Joint Committee of the Legislature of Penn
syvanis to whom this subject referred estimate the
value Of the present yield Of the coal mines Of Penn
syvnns at SIT and the annual producsof furnaces
foges and rollIpg mills less than $2S, 100000
Arrangements are making to form new bank
ing institution al Aurors. on Lake Csyuga.
The trade in Dry Goods has improved during
the week but the increasing demand peculiar TO the
L.bsn s.a fhnl1a
very anxious to reduce their stocks Prices consequently
have no rmness Beside which, though transactions have
multiplied the sales all of small parcels buyers are
acting with extreme caution limiting thsr purchases TO
the actual wants for consumption and for very short peri
DDS. No buoyaucy arise in such state OF thing'
Both Wooden and Cotton Domestic Goods have down
ward tendency There is faith in the maintenance Of
current prices Of raw Cotton, which Of itself induces
readiness to par with stock of goods at easier prices.
Besehed and unbleached Sheetngs and Shirtings are
freely offered current The stocks heavy and the
demand very active Drills are in rather better sup
ply but the demand has improved and prices very
steady Osnaburgs have lost their rmness with their &C
vy and offered at lower rates. but there lie no large
large demand The stock is small Denmy have declined,
with an accumulation of stock and dull demand. Stripes
are more active and prices without change Ticks are Ia
good stock but steady in price, with light demand.
Printing Cloths are far from active in consequence of the
increased ness of holders and buyers holding off for
reduction Prints are also Inactive, while holders are
anxious to sell to close up their stocks Gnghams are fair
request at firm prices Lawns steady increasing demand
Cotton Pantaloonery continues TO decline TIE decline
however has brought out better demand Mousenes de
LANES are active at full pces with supply adapted to
the demand Stocks do not accumulate Cloths are still
heavy with but moderate amount Of stock but ra
Their pressed the market and prices suffer CasaimereI
are in more request steady prices Fancy styles are
quick with ready disposition to effect sales on the part
of hodes 6ainets are In moderate demand bat prices
avor the buyer Sleeps Grsyf FIRM with light stock
and light demand Tweeds are heavy, with but ttein
curry Eannel In good stock but not request The
sales French Goods auction continue large and the
demand not being 10 proportion to the pressure to SELL
prices are declining The sales, however, attract large
attendance but deveope avery cautious spirit on the part
of buyers fhe stock of Silk Goods s heavy and prices
are without frmness Ribbons active. There 10
doing in British Goods private sale and less auction
and prices are steady. The advices speak OF coming %
portatons az falling of. Havre shipments are very light
and packets will not bring full cargoes The bulk OF the
importation has not only forward but been paid for
they have heen mostly on American account Orders
for the Fall trade now engaging The attention OF foreign
commission houses Agents going forward to Europe
to make their purchases and fears have been expressed
that unusual orders will be sent out for the Fall trade
There are however indications that this will not be the
csse because importers aud dealers must be alive to he
earng fact that prices tending downward Cotton and
Wool are likely be lower than higher aud liberal
orders goods the present high prices Of the leading
raw materials will oss The only way to make
he Fall trade profitable 10 to be sparing OF importatoas
otherwise the coming decline in the material will precpi
tate prices. As many more persons also will visit Eu-
rope who will be anxious pay their expenses by
little or great mercantile venture there may therefore be
many buyers Those old in the trade will buy less
II prudential considerations do not operate The Fall trade
will be q disastrous one.
We annex a statement of the Exports from this
BORT from the 2lsi March to the 7th April