New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

Yesterday. Hudson River was very heavy, ene eo'"
down 10 l9 The Western shares generally were
lower; Milwaukee and Mississippi cold at d. Ia
Crosse at 7jl, Galena at o. &c. Illinois Central vas
firm, and improved to 1891. There was considerable
activity in Michigan Southern and the market Tell on
To 53I the preferred stock -od st Sc. Harlem SOLD 70
some extent at l0! The business in Railroad bonds
was s6j eco, at about previous prices. CALIFORNIA;
sold at 63I, which is lower Missouris 81; Nrginiss
81, &c.
There il nothing Of importance doing in Exchange
and rates steady.
Freights are irregular; the engagements to Livef-
pool are 1000 bushels Grain, a. y sd. 800 bales
Cotton at g.. To London-5O0 bbls. Oil Cake, al loe
17s Cd. A Bremen bark was chartered for London 70
load Naval stores at is. for Spirits Turpentin' ana
lsd for Turpentine and Resin. To Antserp-o'Vn
bushels Rye private terms. To Bremen-5Oo dds
Rosin at IT, Cd. To Rotterdam eco slaves, at 20
To Hamburg-2o00 bbls. Rosn at IL. Cd. 10 tuns
Measurement Goods at l2s. Cd l5s 10 600 Slaves al
sl2 end 600 bags Coffee at Id. Norwegian ship
from Bucktouche to Hull, with Deal, at Cos. EMP
of 500 tuns with De al from Quebec to Greenock, al
IS. bark, from ST. Stevens to Port Talbot, with
Deal at lbs. ship Of 400 tuns to Cadiz, with
Slaves, at s2j.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
$1,000 81 Payments $229, 5jS IS: Balance Sl2,oll-
367 IS.
The receipts Of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
Comrsny in Msy 5 -
Tie second instement Of so {, share on the guar
anteed stock of the Michigan Southern and Northern
Inc lana Railroad is payable tomorrow, 9Th inst, at
the Office of the Company, No. IS William street.
The business Of the Clearing House to-day was
s2S, $4,000
William H. Macy esq, President of the Leather
Manufacturers Bank has been selected Trustee OF
the United States Trust Company in place of Daniel
MADDEN deceased
The Philadelphia papers announce the death
Thomas Biddle the Oldest member Of the Philadelphia
Board Of Brokers He was cousin Of the late Mich
Brokers for so years.
We have no change TO notice in the money market
The supply on call is abundant at 6d7 per cent.
The Commercial Fire Insurance Company has de-
cared dividend of eight per cent payable on the 9Th
inst.
THE Louisville Journal notices the arrival there of
one million dollars in silver from New-Orleans, in
charge of Adams & Co.'S express, on its way to the
United States Mint, at Philadelphia.
Annexed is TIE independents list of failures, sus-
pensions, &C., for the week:
Tor. Manuisc,arns Co. Providence 4. |, assigned.
r l. Bleach aud Cambria Works, Providence r. l., 'u''
Darwin Warner, Waterbury, Conn, assigned.
IboWs: warden BSseRor S9np 10 samuel A.
sowei iabilite. shout 50 coo ,,.,u.,...;,
Moe. H.l.:e,s, Pougstsep:s, , n T. assigned
VIM. B. ft' Fsiwe' wacrioxn: n Y. failed.
Louis Barron, Rochester, N. Y, failed
Iobu T. MI n. Y
Ezekiel BAKER seh.s6ti.Sss n r. ' ...is6.s
George Geo vi TS %1Sl,'I wiass ip%s 9.psSied
4. E Arnold BurlnstoD, N Y; failed. lied, s ,..,.
P F,IfF i Mitca.l Co. E.:sl. City 4 failed
scha fif S ToGRfbe. R a suspended
II Evans, Reading Penn. failed p. ...i,r.s 70 w
Herr F@%ses Co. HS2syiST9 p ;q'rs. .ds5a.a
c. L ThGmp'.p chsLotte',ie Va. assigned w Rot..
/ +. Bean, Anderson Co, Ky, failed
Thomas GIstnTsy sGf1is Temp assignee i.s,. .hon,
James NJ Irwin & Co, s.linesvle Ohio, assigned.
G.1s Iswisnes Loe.e Ohio .od out and assigned
George kismOrser, Elton. Ohio suspended 81,
Adler Ah'bedeI Coyinston Ind ,u,Pended-
Hatch Jotann.t wsute.ha Wis. dissolved and assigned
c. ]. Hourhton, Montreal, c T., failed
The same paper thus notices the aspect OF the Dry
Goods trade:
The trade at wholesale has nearly ceased for the
season leaving on hand large amount OF goods i'm
ported this Spring unsod, 70 the depreciation OF prices
and to the checking of importrons for the Fall Auc-
tion sales are no longer Of interest importance
Those obbers who were the first TO concede in pnce
have succeeded in placing their goods TO advantage,
with little remainder, but still the stocks left are large
and deprecated. The Fan trade Is now attracting
attention and contracted importatiOns are generally
resolved on Indeed, the only way to make the all
trade remureraiiye is TO limit the imports, otherwise
the losses will be great to importers and Joboers IL
is TO be hoped therefore, that no one VIII contraVene
this disposition in the hope that he will be the only
one that shall import largely. The trade generally
moves as one body and Il is believed that It Will be
conservative in its action.
There are general expectations that prices OF goods
must fall in the Autumn. The price OF cotton has EVIL
IDENTIFY reached, if not passed, its MAXIMUM and the
appearance Of the growing crop Is encouraging 10
consumers more especially as there has oeen greatly
extended planting this season. WOOL mas iailen' ana
silk shows signs of becoming gOOd supply III SPAN,
Italy and France The best course IS therefore TO
wait and see what month or so will develop IN the
state Of the silk crop OF Europe, the COTTON crop Oh
our Southern States and the cereal crops oil Europe
and our Western States. The payments OF accounts
from the interior improving. Goods OF nome
manufacture are ACCOMPLISHING and taking TINS IN con-
nection with the threatening decline OF raw COTTON,
there is no frmness in prices. and perspecVe decline
in cost and value is anticipated. Inc cothiers are
buying sparngy. Apurchases are Hini'eu ~ pressing
wants which are few.
The Canal Commissioners of Pennsylvania have
made application to the Supreme Court of Penn.y-
vana for an injunction restrain the Governor IRON
selling the main line of the public works. The Court
has fixed the 18th day of June inst to hear the apph
cation.
We have Geographic advices from Liverpool of the
failure of John Dsughery connected WIN some OF
the provision and produce houses on this side' lie
lad been a large speculator in lard
The annual report of the Connecticut Bank Com
missioners has just been published, showing that
three new banks have commenced Business within the
e aorarnl hanks in tha