New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-07
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!hSthee E'HAs - Co.,on no-k IA

l1ic for TIE lscsr 10 quarry
,,t., oui.. bot holders are very hrm u consequence
of,b. high COS: Of cotton, and better demand 10 a.
tcira,ed econ; prices range from &c \" oS !"
". eh. clipper and Goa ting Duck Pnpnng Cio'ns e'e
= isb NV and prices grsdr ~ harden We qoo,e
e0,,4 At 5ic, and 64164 a. &C.; other picks In tue
sam, proportion. Prints are IN good demand, with
kspdsone s,str.nent of,riDg at loGlV;c. Tor bes'
madder aId fancy styles, and :. dec fd edlum oo'
Lazrs are now 10 better oi.plsy, but there Is
Ell q scarcity Of tie lever grades We undefs'ana
that the production il not 60 lnge ss last year a. the
printers are running ether kinds OF goods. frcee
.snee from &c. 70 ic. for ten and fourteen hundred
elohs. Gpghsms are - ling e. fast as received and
desrable goods sel1g without any discount @; nc.
The Lancaster and Glasgow are s:eady e. He, ana
the Msncbest.r at l0ic Muslin Delanes are 10 active
reque.t at a20c. EXTRA styles on fne Persian OF
Chilly cloths are selling a. &c. Cloths, Cassimeies
and Doe IDS in moderate request only and Prices
fer fancy styles are somewhat IN favor OF buyers OWING
TO the large stock. Staple goods are steady and IN
far request. Saineis are in good demand at prices
VARYING from ij,. TO '0e., as 10 style and qua my
Tweeds and Jeans have sold more freely, especi'ly
the lower grades Of the latter cay goods below loc
Lnseys are rather quiet but the production Is reiuced
Oh account Of the Unsatisfactory prices, and holders are
low asking higher rates, namely l1a lo'' n Inc De
ter makes.
In the foreign Dry Coos market there ia aio more
doing bob by private snd public ale, ou' prices are
somewhat irregular. There is scarcity oil oesfaole
.yles Of British and contne nta Dress Gcods not With
standr the large return made out as 1t were with
correctr ess at the Custom-House bat the greater
part Of thee have come out at much higher cost,
AID the principal imports mo the country during the
be ba;r
sake have continued 20 create iass impression
among many in The trade who believed that the im'
ports were excessively large and beyond the required
want, Of the trsde 1t i, true thst the market ia over
stocked with many trashy fabrics but there s no ac'
emulation Of desirable styles, and sks particularly,
aIe scsrce, and prices for these still tend upward.
Stella Shawls are now moving more freely; goods
worth, say al put S. but we do not look Tor much
animation in this branch till about the middle or end OF
The present month Since our last change has been
made in the tariff which admits most kinds Ct goods
into the country at reduced rates. especially gray Cot
t1s which after the Let Of July next are to be sd-
nt.ed at 10 cent ad yaorem while the printed fab
rice pay "a y cent. This must r.sul: in large M
portation Of unbleached Co.ons, which will interfere
materially with the spiuners here, but al the SINE
time i. viii open wide field for the home printers
Another report slater;
"Dr, Goods for the past week have been rather
quiet From various causes the jobbng trade has
been less active, and the transfer OF goods Hem Irs.
hands bias gone On slowly In the domestic market
there lie more movement IN Cotton than IN Wooicn
fabrics. The Cotton news of the week has tendeo UNI,
foynly 10 increase The bImDess OF holders, anu an a."
van( !, now being established on some goods Wbch
is al present hardly qdo,sble. Printing cloths are sofa
in odiarce Of production and prices have still an up
ward tendency. Brown Sheetings and Shlrtings are
held firmly at &c. for light; Nc. TOT neavy, Win lar
tDt. ID .atip Spd
Inactive holders firm 10 their views and not very
anxious to make sales. Drills continue IN good de-
ma1d at previous quotations. Cotton Du5k IS lnpFoV
ing: ticks ard stripes are in moderate deulasd ana
email supoly: Osnaburgbs moving slowly a. fall price,
DENNIS are in good demand, and firmly heid a. IVt
lie. GDghams arc ceiling steadlly al w a i-c mere
is a good business doing in Prints. PIloes are wen
sustained at 0a l0Ic for tIt csss msdders, which s
lower figure than manufacturers can afford to furnish
the Fall styles for. slight advance may posnsly De
ssked on some Of tie new Spring styles. Muslin De
lanes are selling fairly at : Hc.
ain W oolen goods Of al! descriptions we notice no
chm ge Pricte well supporei; We notice 10 COLI
oession although there has been little inqaiy tahcy
Cassimers OF good sty ard quality are IN iar de'
nfnd; Trashy styes are and will be very difficult 10
cisro-e Of Low Wooden, generally are IN moderate
demand al full prices. The Carpet trede Improving
Al The higher grades of Domestic C%petlngs are held
ON 10 10 = cent higher than In fair Inc New En-
,lspd Worsted Company have Just commenced the
manu- acture Of Tapestries and seem likely to be tue
cfssful in this most cut branch of Careet manufac-
ure. Their fst quality lie offered at 81 ~. Gee 'nd'
& 80.
THE new tsrfI ia nos btn discussed in all is boar
rgs by the interested parties and is regarded 20 er-
sy Nth indifiere Ce or disea.i.acon Is not con-
sidtrcd that the changes will effect the Cotton msna'
featuring interest TO ally Noticeable des'es fihe
Woelers have gained nothing sod rather suffered by
he reductions. Carpets md low WoOens will, Of
course be benefited The Wools Of Sou.n America aud
the Cape ccs.I 20c at the place o. exploration In
the unwashed ttate, can be brought III mere ree OF
d,.v I'D han
msnufsc urtr. Brosdcloths wore of than ever,
and the lew mills which are now making them VIII
probably tuin on more profitable work. Inc mahulsc'
ture Of Hemp y Ill probably reyls under he ne tan
"The impC rters have done fsir business tbs week
though tleie bas been de- ided falling OF the last
fortnight There have been some large sales OF silks
Of fair prices; and large IMP BRING house hs mafe
heavy sales OF white Poneees fer printing Cloths are
rather inactive, the ob5ers have generally enough
fer their prosent wants aud do not come into market
All kind. Of goods for mems wear move with ees free
com, but are in rather light supply. Linens are look
ing up Importers did not expect very active trace
iust az this season We notice no recession IN prices
and ne apparent accumulation of any desra5!e 20 ods
The financial adyices By the Persia are favorable
Consols being without change Of importance, and the
Money market bavi'g an improving tendency, both IN
London and on the Continent In American Securities
the business had not been large. Messrs. Baring &
Co say:
"ANrRcM srocKs-The transactions during this week ia
s1.pIs IS and Of H.sehase. sterling io
and seller. tennessee T. cent Bonds IS and Of Virginia
s sSf rfs & 90. Tf c.nH
Illinois Central So offered ts2, ex CIV
ID. Bell & Co., London report the market for Amen
can securities during the week Is inactive. The
demand for Illinois Central BoId and Shares still
continued and business to some extent had been done
therein at improved quotations.
The circular of Mr.. Sstterthwaie report. az follows: