New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26

Ship Havre Hsyre Mexican dollars ........... 80 110
Ship Havre Havre American half dosrs........ lleo
Snip Hsvre Hsyfe American gold c)ln........... 40
Ship Havre, Ilavre gold ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
ship Havre. H8vre, hsers %
Steamer Pacific Liverpool Auericso gold ..... 30oo0o
Steam Pscfc Liverpool gold dGsI ll<
Steamer Pacific. Liverpool, Bdish silver. 3J
Schooner Mailer Para Mexican dollars ...... 2.ool
Brig W.La@rence NeuyiIas, Spanish douoioOn' oo'o
Total March 10 to March
Previously reported.
Total Cor
There is very little doing in Freights aod the
rates are hardly FIRM Engagements lor Com Al ii
Heavy Goods at II 6iG2os 10 California tlereiS moe
Offering AID hs raes are nominal
TIE Dry Goods trade is still under cloud
Buyers doAoi forward numerouiy and The 'e0 l't
Do buy spanpgy while the auction Ialog which hly bo1
large during The week. have supplied me beat par Of ls
demand The country trade Il later THAI usus ani s-ol.s
which are only moderate Ia reference 10 tie usua d3 Do
land which we believe 10 he only rsarisd) are y-irI
heavy ~hils ina. demand is Suspended. Pdcss cols'
ly have no imoes and both cotton and wooden go't'e-1
strongly sdeciine Tie market inns f1vors he buyer"
continue hch is lducement TO buyers 10 delay -
much they can for their Interests, tic o1G 81 l
purchsseA Unbesohed Sheengs and shtinga are heavy
In stock and dropping IA prices, while lbe demand 'Fo'y
light Resched goods also accumaa'ing in SOCK anu
be bought al lower prices Drills are firm, win very
Osnaburgs firm, owing this position to the small
Of stocks rather than any activity Of demand Den
Inns light demand and heavy IN price while the stock
Is considerable Stripes dun and prices nominal TcAs
a. quiet and without change in asking prices Printing
Clohl owing concession the part Of holders, have
been more active but prices still have ward ienden
cy At the close thaTe less sqliry, the enPorayde
un1d bsvirg been sadsfed Nolge transactions can be
made rates. Prots have largely Accumulated 10
stock snd prices tending to decline The ssfeoy
offered and The prospect Of large transaction would H.
duce instant concession IN Price Gnghams sell mode
Taely former prices The stock 10 limited and les
fully equal to the supply lawns in fair demand ana
the moderate supply suslaus prices Cotton Paaooney
ia heavy The demRnd las been suspended snce tho
recent large auction sales Muslin Do Lzines arrive
freely aud meet growing demand at fail prices. Colas
heavy, owing 10 ght demand aud accumulation OF
stock Manufacturers more disposed to limit pFoduc
lions disposition which il having ils effect already on the
wool Market in which the medium higher qualldes u
which the stock principally consists, already shading
10 price, Fancy CassmeTes in moderate demand and
holders show hesRncy Oh ut prices which will END Ia
reduced prices end for Spring styles there prevailing
fear lest heavy stock should bs lef till
Blacks and plain coos 10 moderate request snd pdcos
steady though firm. Satine,s active and prices
steady FOR The small demand Sleeps Greys low in
stock aRd prices therefore firm The demand ia GIT
TWeeds ave In good supply win but GIT demand
are heavy 10 price Jeans good demand at fall prices
Fsnpes very Eight request but priceI ara firm as
there Is stock Of any amount French Goods have been
offered vsrv freely at auction French Cotton Goods have
been sold at a decline Involving heavy oss TO the import
er Jaconeis Prints and CHAINS plain printed, have
thus been distributed to the injury Of the home market
well rs OF The foreign Ribbons better sustained In
price, d6mRDd being larger Sha"is have declnsd-
ack Silks sdy with good demand Fancy COOS
are the heaviest as the for them is confined oone
A.. Il - all 1aaa
all The wear round are firmly held British Goods
not active The midy Of holders excited by the dread
OF stock being eh over renders prices generally easo,
though good demand ia yet very reasonably believed
he in store for the trade This country BUYERS have
vet to come forward The West il generally understood
to be goods while lis dealers in possession Of
means holders lees impatient they would secure
better market The Money market favors all who have
capital though Is scarcely easy for those who rely
wholly on borrowed capital The only secret to sustain
prices to feed The market tempestey 10 relation 10 ito
demand hut all disposition to produce largely while the
prices OF tie material high attendant with
great risk, and may ultimately Involve such speculation Ia
heavy Losses 1t Will he happy times for manufacturers
Traders and when cotton and wool fall to more
reasonable prices
The Canal Board have designated the following
Banks Buffalo The deposits ofCsnal tolls col
lected Buffalo Black Rock and Tonawanda DUR 2 ils
present Patchin Bank two-lwe hhs; o. Lee Cos
Bank, two-twelhs; Bank Of Atncs twoweths; Marine
Bank, two-twelnbs; Holster Bank ons-twelfth; Bank
OF Lake Ehe one-twelnh; Pran Bank onet twelfth Bank
OF Silver CTeek, onetwe.hh
The Commissioners Of the Northern Liberties
have authorized hs subscription Of FIVE hundred thousand
dollars, the part Of that District to the capital stock OF
the PEN sylvana Railroad Company.
At Boston the market range for negotiable Sc.
cudss Is follows First class mercantile names 7as y
10 Ill
Loans prime coslerss aG9 Stock LoAns second class
sale; Loans on csn, sac.
The Rutland and Burlington Railroad Company
has commenced The issue OF ? cent Mortgage Bonis
bid OF IS was made for a small amount Oh Saturday Ths
rev Bondswi DO sod in such and al such zines
as may be necessay 10 pay the Bonds outstanding
a. 4 maturing between shis and tue year 1856.
The Vermont Central and Rutland Railroad
Companies have 30 fT adjusted matters establish
equal rates for he transportation Of passengers and freight
10 all competing poinu An Arrangement has also been
made 10 connect the two roads AZ Burlington thus giving
10 the Rutland The advantage ola continuous Railroad
communication with Rouse's Point.
The work of laying the track of the Ohio and
Penrsy lvans Railroad from Pittsburgh TO Massllon ada
OF io7 ueI has just been allotted by the Board o.
DTecoT to Boston Company. II there should b no
delay 10 The delivery Of The ais the track Ia TO b. laid
from Allegheny City 10 New Brighton By the lst Of Juy
to Ala CO. al the intersection with the Cleveland All,
road The lat OF October; and TO Masson BIZ the la
November Of n year.
The Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad ia
progressing rapidly. Tweve miles oflron have been laid
ard miles OF timber laid ready letter from
the President OF the Road that there IL now good
prospect for Road 70 Louisville Ky. to Cairo and TO
MemphiI Tenn, all OF which viii bs under way within The
next twelve months
Seventeen thousand dollars were deposited in
The Assistant Tressurers OEce In ST. Lsuls few day.
since These deposits have become frequent and inpari
great Satisfaction 10 The citizens Of ST. Louis
The National Inteiigeaeer publishes thefollow.