New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21


The Money Market on call is active, but the cup
ply appears to be about equal to the demand at T.
cent Paper is in good demand and first class
are scarce at $40 y cent
Judge Roosevelt has rendered decision covering
al the points in the case Of Paten against this Com
paDy and Vanderbilt. lie reverses the order Of the
Special Term, which was appealed FROM and refuses
to allow receiver 10 be appointed for the Com2nys
ships. lie Gays the debt to which The receiver
was appointed amounts TO only $2 ,OOO while the prop
erty 10 be placed in the receivers hands s worth
million. Moreover, Mr. Vanderbilt, who s in posses
zion Of the steamers Of the Company, amply solvent
and responsible and Offers security to the amount
$4,000
The past week has been very quiet one in the do
nestic dry goods market. This period is generally
between wind and water owing TO the cessation OF
the Southern and the arrival Of the other trade.
The Western trade is decidedly backward. Cotton
fabrics of all kinds have been firmly held, but the
transactions from fret hands have been less than asr
week, for most descriptions. The market continues to
be quite bare of printing cloths and 6Ox6i bring &c.
readily. Brown sheetings and shirtmgs continue firm
~ tie advance noticed in our last report, and Sc l
steadily at 81 for light g. for heavy. Bleached sheet
inss and shirtings are dull the demand is principally
for low grades. Drills firm and there is moderate
trade at &c. for brown, bleached 81 blue lOi. Osna-
burshs are quiet, bat firm at H. for ~ inch.
Cotton Jeans firm with an upward tendency.
DENNIS are in good demand and move freely
at 1910, Is, Q16c. for different makes. The
leading styles of stripes and ticks have been
advanced &C.; we quote, Eastern ticks a. 81 @llic.
Cotton Duck is very firmly held at - }2c. for Colt
Hard - d32 for Soft do. Prints have been in very
fair demand through the week, and prices are well
Il. L. ,N..g
class 9a9,c. The stock is light, compared with tln
Of last season at this tme as the importation and home
production Of calicoes has been somewhat less in
amount Lawns are waiting for the waters TO move;
no active demand is usually experienced until week
or two from this date; holders finn at l39lil for
good styles on fourteen hundred cloths Gnghams
continue in light supply and good demand prces are
unchanged, but must advance if trade holds on well;
We quote Clinton l@.c, Glasgow and Lancaster ii &c
Manchester IL, Chsmbrays l0c. De LANES are i'll
moderate request at Is 20c, while the favorite styles
Of Chalhes move very freely at the same figures.
Woolens of all descriptions have been in a passive
and quiescent state through the week. For cloth.
suited TO ladies wear there has been little inquiry.
Fancy Casmeres have dragged the market. Large
lots of undesirable goods have been slaughtered,
but choice styles firmly held. Some OF the goods
closed out by commission houses would have been
worth almost as much as they brought, il they could
have been reconverted into the bulk of raw
wool. The great sae OF last week is regarded with
general satisfaction by holders of fancy cassmeres
and # good Western trade comes H. firm and
healthy tone will be impaired to the market Sstinets
Tweeds and Jeans were quiet but quite firm. There
has been no noticeable movement in CsrpetiDgs. The
stock OF low grades very large. The large auction
sale Of foreign carpe'ings by lsldop Co. quite
successful one, and betokens fair prces for the
Importers have done very moderate business Dur
ing The whole week owing u the backwardness of &c
Westtm and near by trade and the larse auction
sales OF French good. have been very heavy; there
seems 20 have been generally goOl feeling among
buyers the prces obtained have been quite sa'i.fac
tory and furnish f.r quotations for the season
Printed Jaconels brought from ~ nc; Orgaadies
26G2'c Bnlhsp,es, RI. Black Silks have cold we'll
Fanny Suks baby, ~ n. Gios de Rnnes brought
S0e9Oc.
At private sale Dres. C. Jods generally have been
well sustained. The advices from Lyons with regard
10 the incoming crop OF cccoons tend to strengthen the
views OF SIX holde1. Vienna Broche Shays. esp..
ciay the square t,les, sell ng well Paris Br,che,
are not is favor. Large lets Of Ribbons have been
.od a, very low rates lnsh Linens are in very full
sock an drag heavily, both a, private sale and ii
auction, notwithstanding the increased cost on the
other eide. There is rather doing in foreign than
ir domestic Woolens. Blue and Brown Cloths are in
very fair demand ard rome coarse fabncs are being
taktn up by the wholesale clohers fOr the Fall trade
Cloths are firmly held. China bod. brog readily an
advance Of l0@I9 = cent over last season, and the
make, is firm for al descriptions.
The Jobbsrs have completed their stocks and are
doing o very fair trade. There s lre complaint VITA
wgs,d 70 payments. The extension OF credis to nine
~ Ven nVrtls 10 fsst becoming ,y,teW spepg JnN