New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

have slrsSv reached Us iS5iti lbs OF ore nsvs
h.en ra.ed 81 ts sh iass and sed on th- s
ss79s o. lsrre PORTION tie WORK mas oeou
en- 6xfur and H. %. niag the mise tscoFery large
asd rh u,irsra hs. just been made R ne enae rAnse;
Three .Lims have been recently erecsea AM tao soas
splssTsnee and prc~P@r's OF the N ne srs
TuE DKr GOobs TslDs-the dcnesuc s'as usS
cor tioues dun and on the whole uasssf.tory a'ays
the ssgrecs'e Of ssics daring the week erOosoy
any corresponding period of the season Ing asns.a
fom the North has been materially retarded ey ths ex
smely stormy weather daring the early pan OF 'ae SseN
hpt ihe recurrence OF bright hiae and more geaN
atmosphere will 10 dca6, mpart an npe.as to tas az
partuen Of business With the opening o. the esnAs on
lie LIST urax il is cslcalsted that heavy norihern sad
w.sern trade will The lebeers sre doing strss
amount Of busin br' their selection, from shs
sion dealers .re made with caution We may sd lnissi
tia, ali the movements Of the trade are ch1saienIei BY
p rnU.aa degree Of caution nothing like speculation be-
ing apparent ....,,;,., -.
maintained " ah mach f-nness. and there NJ scea nn-
stion of stocks except Of some inferior or andssaos
STYLES informed tSsi the increase in tten ma,
factories in this country during the las. 'w, or three years
j. not sqG the plumber destroyed by hre AMI tat the
eper graz of cloths paying the prSiaosr bet
ter than any other desci ton of Domestic goods lhs
ecclr. ana depression 10 printing cloths FOE ne
psst while other knd- II cotton faorcs vas ARMY
sustained is accounted for by the ac that the high prices
obtained for these goods the ps so or three seasons ia
6uc many mills n we're formerly engaged in the pro
ducon of sheeprs and shirtrgs 10 arn :heir seatou
e. the former and slso stimulated mporstonso OF tue Tor
eign cloths But We learn that the production mas oesn
soey bat aled Of late aud the best informed in the
trade think that prices will least 20 any lover and
the chances are in favor OF = reaction
Wooden Goods con,in 40 very much depressed. ant
with the exception Of the finer qualities OF faacy Cassi
merss there {. lit 10 demand. Immense Quantities
of Foreign Wooens are selling auction, AMI In INST ia
Stances at runous, low prices thus unfsvcraoy Affecting
the marke, for Dcmescs Heavy coast ynmenss from the
Continent upon which cash advances have to DO made s
thu eaue OF this of things These goods arrive hero
when the market ourdeued sad little demand
exists aud the present state OF the Money market the
conienes have 20 crowd them into the aac,ioa rooms
there Ia ins, be ssor6ccd We have heard
Of good all wool Cloths selling at about the prices Of the
Cotton Wsrps % domestic manufacture, and CssH nercs
ard Doesk ms at corrospondingly low prices.
We understand that a large Wooden manufacturing
establishments in the interior Of this State ha. suPeated
rayrent It's liabilities said to be quite large aud tas
assets su all A large Wool house in Boston aud Dry
Goods obbng house in this City have also failed within
the last day or two.
Brown Sheetings and Shirtings Of the lesdag mskss
are solo up close TO the production az fall prices say 80
slo Blesched are not active oOmpar stvely, though
there is fair inquiry, at steady prices Osnaoargs Goa
tirue scarce and in demand at previous prices Brcsa
Drills are Hing moderate extent az u Sc BE sched
sic and Blue 81 o9lo. DENNIS are selns quito freely
al ice for the leading descriptions; Stripes and Ticks
slowly at unchanged prices Printing Cloths are entirely
Inactive and quotations are entirely nominal. We