New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11
MONDAY, March lO-P.M.

morning but generally holders OF the fsncies were firm at
Saturdays rates and descriptions there vas az i'm
provement obtained Governments were hrm sno ~ ,a
REQUEST at full prices Indiana preferred S. SSeOO SOLD al
xll an advance Of y cent Illinois stocks were dull Al
the Second Board there firm feeling manifested and
rood inquiry for the fancies There was more demand
for Mohawk with considerable sales St 80 small sale OF
Rochester and Syracuse made at 1904 which Is an i'm
proyement Edgewonh improved per cent, selling a
Q, Nev-Jersey Mining Co firm al IL, with sales be.
tween the Boards Harlem sold at SO. Morris improved
to 1874 Long Island as and firm Reading closed At
O. which Is better Canton ssh and in fair request! ston-
hngon had an upward tendency, with Ala bid.
The demand for Exchange has been less active
IN consequence Of frmness Of the Market The 'aes
have been to lO0lOi for first class Sterling
Francs 5l005O7A Amsterdam Az 54la Hamburger S6f Ia
ST. Bremen 7si079 The supply Of bills is moderate, but
The renewed activity in Cotton here well al the South
win furnish better supply for the next steamer.
The market is scarcely so firm for freghts. To
Liverpool some Cotton was engaged at 40516d Flouris
l5d Corn Sd Dead weight EOS To Havre Cotton sic
To California the markets. dull at 40G60c y foot yes
eel was taken up load Corn at Philadelphia for Ireland
The receipts at the Sub Treasury are sl6O23l;
Payments sis $685. Balance s425seaS The ubTressury
will probably dsburse million and half this week.
The receipts of Specie last week were s357,OOO
and the total this year $266 OO or The exports last week
wss 10 Havre Of which 100000 French gold
a4aOO0 10 American gold, and the remainder silver
The French packet to-day took $4,000, mostly
No silver.
The Atlantic Bank, Brooklyn, has declared a
dividend Of Eve y cent
The fluctuations in the Cotton market have
wholly unsettled the market for goods Prices heavier,
and In have sold at decline The expected
demand has taken place purchases are more Than ever
confined 10 immediate wants In private trade, while the
auction sales Of the week have enabled many buyers to
satisfy their easier prices Brown Sheetngs and
shrtDgs nominally without change yet the feeling is
easier and holders would make concession for large
nes The offerings auction sold at sacrifice, but
holders do accept such prices 10 private sale Beached
goods dull while holders willing to press sales
reduction. Drills which are small 10 stock, have been
In demand for shipping, and prices steady than
other cotton fabrics Osnsburghs firm, with scanty
supply and moderate demand. DENNIS inactive, but
The stock IL limited and holders ask full prices Stripes
quiet and heavy Ia prices Ticks have been selling freely
through the auction and reduction from the prices
realised In private trade Printing Cloths without de-
mand and prices have downward tendency, but the sales
are too triAing establish fair quotation Prints
ALEC lower, which has elected little inquiry but
without large sales. GinghAms steady, with a mod
crate stock, the demand being equal TO the supply
Lawns very quiet, but the stock IL firmly held
Cotton PsntAOonery has declined very heavy offering,
the production OF the York Mills, has been sacrificed
doD, realizing a decliHe OF 20 " cent The goods sold
brought $50 600 evidently forced the market
"
lin de- LANES are active The supplies readily taken up
NJ full prices Linseys dull and without change In
price Cloths quiet and prices are steady though some
holders are mRDifeslng Impotence at the dull demand
Cassmeres are In fair demand with supply to match, and
prices are finn for fancy styles Whch are more wanted
ihsn plain goods Satinets steady and firm Sleeps
Greys are quiet The supply limited aud prices very
frm Tweeds are active and prices nominal with
out change Jeans do not sell bTsky. EaDnes are buoy
ant with moderate demsnd The continued high price OF
wool does appear to affect the prices OF Wooden Goods
which have buoysncy The disadvantage of msnufac
turing at such high prices Of the material while goods
do no. rise to correspond Is manifesng itself In the failure
Of manufacturing Establishments; of the largest Of
which has suspended payments. The Is only one safe
method OF proceeding when the material manfess an
excessive advance while stocks either large or OF mod
crate smoun and that Is, to limit consumption reduced
supply is the only way OF securing higher prices Jobbers
are selling more freely the country trade, especially
foreign goods which will shortly lead to better demand
rom frat hands French silks In limited demand and
prices rather easier The mporaons OF last week have
been large and demand angud for the ment which
gives impression Of heavness, In which there is little
reality There 10 demand yet to this season for
which the stocks only fair supply British Goods are
In steady demand and prices are without change
Gov. French of Illinois is expected 10 town to-
mon ow when we shall probably have some explanation
ofhe financial oflsst January, when favored
few Of the Bondhoders received about 20 per cent on
the principal of their Bonds while the remainder OF the
State creditors received nothing Its not supposed that in
the multiplicity Of his duties the Governor attend to
all the details OF all the Departments but he will doubtless
now maize stricl inquiries and ascertain where the deln
quepcy 10 not giving the Bondhoders notice OF this pay
men rests The Injustice OF allowing fund intended for
the benefit ofa the creditors OF the Sae be exhausted
by q half Dozen needs not word of calculation.
The earnings of the Macon and w estern Road
for February y
Decrease. SO II
The Buffalo Commercial has a card from the
Cashier OF The HOLSTER Bank. which says that this Bank 10
shcled by, and will not lose single dollar by F. Hol
hser. The Commercial adds
The wellknown business reputation Of Messrs James
and Robert HOLSTER, who own and control majority Of
sound and that us liabilities can At any time be promptly
met
The Peru and Noblesville Road, (22 miles, a
feeder OF the Madison and Indianapolis Road to be open.
ed on the llh Instant with great reoicngs Ia addition
to the usual amount Of deeeson such occasions there
will be " music by he Noblesvle brass band"
The Ere Observer states that the Franklin Ca
pal Company authorized construct Railroad to Lake
Erie has purchased sufficient 10 lay the entire track
cfthe Erie and Ohio section Of their Road The iron
bought very reasonable ard Is Of the best quality
-6ny SIX ard one.nAlf pounds to the yard and OF the
pattern used on the New. Haven Road portion OF
The from 10 to be delivered on the 18Th Of June next and the
balance Ne fat ~ wanted This line between Enc and The
Ohio State line s important one and It is in fair way
Of being completed early those portions which lie 10
kewYork and Ohio
The propriety and expediency of making a
Railroad from Pittsburgh the NewYork State line 10
rscsng public attention. IL is work Of the greatest i'm.
porsnee BOT only TO The and productive country
through which would pass but as sHordDg connection
between the NewYork and Erie Railroad and the termi.
nanon Of the Pennsylvania Railroad and the various I'm
provemens which are made, or In progress Of construction
fom riusouign" me soo'h and West With a view TO
bring the subject betore the public and Concentrate .