New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15

OF breadstuns az tr Lake ports shall arrive In
Cotton there is good shipping movement
We have no change to note in Money.
The abundance u rather increasing and with an active
demand.
A sale of Harlem Extension Bonds was
made to-day at s0ls which Is advance Of y cent
within few days These Bonds a lien upon the
Road from Dover Plains 10 Chatham. and one million OF
them convertible into the stock Of the Road and
doubt the company would be gisd TO convert them all
In the earnings Of the Extension should prove in
sufficient TO meet the interest the Bonds the old Road
bound 10 disgorge hreequartcrs Of its receipts from
the business brought 70 the Road in order
to make up the deficiency. The Extension, however,
when fairly in operation with sufficient through and
local trains to accommodate the country through which
passes hardly fail to all the claims upon L.
Another will probably establish profitable
portion of the line from NewYork 10 Troy.
We notice little improvement in the state
Of the Dry Goods trade since report Of last week
There too many goods she market both foreign
and domestic, In reference to the present demand but
ssrge consumption has yet to be supplied, and good
trade confidently expected to with fine weather
In the meanwhile holders of fancy seasonabe goods be-
come inpatient and hence market more in favor Of
the buyers at wholesale Jobbers doing fair bust
ness but the extent expected at this period aud
goods have accumulated in stock One house in Broad
way has in consequence of the bsckwardness of trade
and of course It's inherent weakness from deficiency
Of capital, been obliged to suspend payments. The
exports of Staple Goods still keep ahead of those Of last
year. being from the LIST January, Is 200 pigs against
1900 same period of 1851 Brown Sheeting and Shirt
ings arr dull and prices heavier than week or two ago
Holders bctray more anxiety TO SELL Blesched Goods
III. nriTla in
shipping request at very firm prices which have up
ward tendency Osnaburgs are steady with a supply
limited the demand. Denms have advanced under
good demand Stripes and Ticks are without change;
the nqtry Il very limited. Printing Cloths are
very dull few sales are making at &c. 0ilac
Prints inactive and prices declining. the stocks being
large tnghams active and uniform in price at l0lac
Lawns in moderate request at firm prices De LANES
are less active and prices nominal Cloths are moder-
atey active but the stock Is large and prices depressed
below the cost of reproduction, of which the clothing
trade are availing themselves Cassmeres are not ac
tive few ancies and blacks are selling at old rates
but the demand ia partial Satines active with re-
duced stock and full prices Fine Jeans are active at
steady rates. but other kinds dull Tweeds are in
active. From first hands, at private SALE the demand is
very idle but jobbers and all second houses doing
business and will do a greater for which they
have laid in heavy stocks the coming spring
arrives At auction more is doing especially in French
Goods both for Fancies and Staples The anxiety to
sell IL increasing Ribbons the only goods that are
finn in price, Fine and choice styles of Silks and other
Dress Goods in demand but the great bulk Of goods
is held at terms inviting offers from the trade British
Goods in moderate demand and prices are rather
steady yet with disposition the part OF holders to
realize at fair offers The stocks however are not gem
orally large
The time fixed by the Receivers of the
Commercial Bank Perth Amboy, n j. for the presenta-
ton of tie notes and other claims against this bank, eS-
pires on the 22d inst Receivers-T G. Marsh, Perth
Amboy; Cortlandt Parker Newark Oliver S. Hastead,
Newark.
All claims against the Peoples Bank OF
Paterson must be presented by the 18th May. The
Receivers are Jacob Van Arsdae, Paterson; C. 5. Van
Wagner, Paterson; VIM F. Day Ehzabethtown.
The Judiciary Committee of the Massa-
chusetts Legislature have agreed, it is stated upon
bill to be reported to the House. in relation 10 stock
brokers. The bill provides that brokers shall be IL
censed and give bonds for the faithful discharge of their
duty that their meetings shall public and that time
sales shall be made beyond credit of five days.
A law has been proposed in the Penn
sylvania Legislature, authorizing the borrowing of
s5OOOOO0 at y cent, 25 years coupon bonds, for
the purpose of paying off the maturing Bonds. This
movement has caused considerable speculation in the
Stocks of that State.
Money is very easy at Boston, and New
York capital has been used in purchasing rstcas pa
per at v cent
The annexed statement will show the
condition of the New-Orleans Banks in the leading
items the 9th ult.