New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-24
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the market is showing its new supplies with great
spread Of novelties. Rich silk fabrics are, however,
comparativey scarce. The business transacted is bnt
triAing and prices can hardly be said to be fixed.
The markets Of Europe show no reduction at present,
in the prices of either silk wooden goods The Paris
correspondent of The London Times July ., has the
following:
1.-THE breeding of the silk worm is concluded III the
greater number of the silk nurseries, aud the re-
suit is half crop in the South of France. Some To-
caliiies will give rs T. cent. This calculation Is
more favorable than the news we received a month
since would lead us to expect; but at that mOmeat
half the worms rs yet reared had been cut OIL by ds-
ease Fortunately, eggs were abundant, aud fresh
worms were produced, which succeeded better. On
the other band the accounts from Loubatdy and Pied
mont satisfactory, butt nevertheless, silk Will
be dear this year. The cOcoons which have arrived
in Frarce in great quantities. are selling al from o.
ST. DC the killogramme. In Genoa they are selling
at 81 l0f The crop Of silk produced in Europe this
year will not be sufficient for the consumption, and we
must again have recourse to Indis aad China"
In goods Of home production there Is more dong:
Many purchases have been made for the South and
South.West The cloth houses are more active, the
clothers buying to make up heavy garments. There
is large supply of both staple snd of fancy goods.
Remittances are good and trade in the West is evil
IDENTIFY proving. large consumption is looked for
in the FALL and as stocks are low in the country, they
must be IT plenshed.
The following the reported failures, assignments,
&c., for the week:
Henry Fox New York City, failed.
GB Flint Co. New OK, City n.pena aed ..vnss
j. N. i.uCkey,
ssmuel En6erson New York City assigned liabilities said
G. p Pr,nam Co. The announcement in our last that
this finn had assigned pemstare We are informed that
hersd that thro"si the Kindness ee.y oersdSr Nh
will be enabled to continued a' D;ns. Ia '1en Result
Hugh Masee, Brooklyn, N T., fAied Liabilities about
Jsue. Byne Brofsp n T. stock advertised to be sold at
'' Wm. c t?' Smith, Buffalo, n T. sold out and
Dodge Van NostrarS Troy, T.. assigned. .,o,
sh.s si f. P Sss' sSs q failed
sasa:s s ai a .aa ss P:sf
III: ;T Sssss S.Ssa ssl suspended pended,
VIM. T. Kent, Calais Ohio, failed.
j. A. S Mccormick Lafayette, Ind assigned to David
Joshua Dodd Mur cietown. Ind, assigned
II. T. Newell Go Chicago, III suspended
ss199;If iifd S:S GasssS isilef
Henry w.rnek, Fort Atkinson. Wis, filled
S II. Bri-g. Wyoceua, WI. suspended;
assigned but We are inform nough he had declared his
intention to assign ana as that ne aad dome So
assignment amcaby arranged and thus the assignment
Tie name Of ZadOck Street Salem Ohio included
list suspensions OF 9h inst Mr. assures US that he has
ae .ha ae was noect In justice to Mr . we have to
request all who copied Lat of 9Th inst will also copy
j. NJ Boyd CO. Boston, Mass, noticed in our last issue
hay ,s that tn. .an ifs na n WITH as IPes
new concern Of J. NJ Boyd & Co
In cities chant understood TO have suspended when he
does pay bis bsstons maturity IT, Instead OF pay
he himself be sued and Judgments obtained that fact
perhaps failed We know not Why the rule should
apply elsewhere.
The Philadelphia Bulletin Of 22d says:
"Tbe Money market is well supplied with capital,
and the out OfdoOr rates are unchanged. Trade
among the dry goods houses Is more active, aud the
Fall business will doubt be heavy. IL the present
prospects for the staple crop Of wheat aud should
b. fully realized GU railroads vii have renewed pros
perity and under the effect Of increased earnings
shall probably great appreciation OF such seed
rites"
In regard to the Indiana State Bank, Tie Indian
oTOLs Sentinel says:
"a suit has been pending in the Marion Circuit
Court for abont wear in which tho State of Indiana
set. Hugh McCullock, Jas. NJ. Ray ct al. were par
ties On information, in the Of the State against
these geLtlomen as President Cashier, and Others
interested in the Bank Of the State Of indiana, aeg
ing that the charter under which they act passed
by the Legislature against the provisions of the Con-
st.utiop. The question specially raised was, whether
the journals Of the Legislature show that the act
consiitutionay passed and in addition to this, the
case was presented in various aspects. The defend
ants finally answered, stating facts disclosed we
understand accurately, by the journals of the two
Houses Of the Legislature TO which the complainant
denurred. This brought up the full fe al merits.
The question fully argued some GAYS ago by
Judge Morrison for the State and Judges smith, Nc.
Donald and Hugh o Neal, esq, for the Bank before
Judge Major. The learned Judge decided the points
at ssue, yesterday morning, ia favor Of the Bank.
What course the State may take we are not now adj
vised. Her counsel excepted to the decision.
Whether they will stand upon the demurrer and risk
the Supreme Court, or reply, we cannot say; but Il
not msipformed, 10 whole question i one Of
law ana must Ultimately be so decided.
" AS the case now stands, the decision of Judge
Major Is in favor OF the c0Gsttuonalty of the Bank
charter, and ali the mmunties and privileges granted
to it 10y the act ofincorpo alton"
Blankets CAREFULLY REPoRrED FOR THETRrBUyE.
THURSDAY July 3-P. ~
AsHFs- Tn. market without activity the demand moder
ate sal. Of 81 bits .. ST 81 for Pearls and 81 u for Po's
COiTONThcre is cb,pgr; prices continue steady and
few sales ale making. We quote;
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