New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-09

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me %U'' % .,.p ne .frv,'u' GO, tie 'ar'
psa, .,c' bcr,o = fsros ~ W tax he c..ts sss-
eerrc ue"r 80 .rssk &C C rsHr-s. strictly tea
p.s.ors tcd 'na, the co ~csrv 81 AZ sNs rqisssib
tup'oytes a-e quits q EiFGl eT uE'c1 iriT'y ~
q sross d. 'igen1e evi-cirs recsiesa c: v,-:ui
us7tser~I
7as Bo.sor Fo' of ysstsr', tfu: lo.ce, the r.rey
nsrkst of tra' CIV.
I ,vs-d the clCse of as' week the, vs fc7'ss
fecIne 10 Toe r..+e for mooe- beftrs sos,, whlrS
bsr A. ifsstly I. - c-nv "a C. srs m no d.a.
for sorn% DAYS pr,vI'vsy TIE at houses srs o,s
psyinr but 4 c-rt ard The frat.srt Z, IN osp,r a.
sl'P cert s.e quito rEus-crs C,,sd<.hs fst
class peI@r toSeT ~. aid cces at caus The p&y.
usnts nf Ss'nrdsy vFre .esvy h1' s.sy vs,s rssci
mel, ard have nc'ioe6 nosp-cii prspa,.sou am ,ag
The bs.ks f-r their CNi6 end ou.g the csysrt =e x
The tone O. the morcY rssket &c regards ea.s . e..
yc1sb'e hro the ierSeLcY tt-S IL 20 fIf.bec az
more eene-sl improvement The demand for N -rsr
il ret active ans Stere within a fe- DAYS Nes-Yo,k
funds continue ABUNDANT au1 the crrert # spec il
still sef'ipg iogard ate street We articip s'e u
specis charge 10 INCUR for tome tina bit ls-sr-
ar thirgs seem icdrs'e g-sdral inerea.s ct he
supply, and consequently ZONE accompanying declias
In rates.
I'll. Ne7.. ORLEANS Crrscr. let Of April, say,:
Exchanges were not orisk to. DAY The cFsri1e.
were neither lrse nor hfav7 Disw.rs Of 50 d,ys
sight on New York were very firm at al 3i-c0d1t
Bnnktr were indffer nj about drawing at ioser rSes
ther a discount. Outside TIE rates rs,sri firm
IIGli ditcount the came o. Last seek. Thirty d.7s
sight /, Il discornt sight rrled firm, chiefs - 10
premium, though three Of tire ba1ss held st 81
MUM. Drawers ssd the BINS. are iudif-Teut about
drswrg unlees at paying RATES. The sesou "a ujw 40
far advanced thst the geuers basis OF exchange osy
dimini,hiDg. II Western produce arrives freely Il Vii
copsrute good inquiry for Northern fCuds. S'erltrg
without change We qrote 8! g. 3! for good II |.
We beard OF rsos-c'icns in blls 81 adug. Francs
dull-very dull at q 2s with favorte sic nstr'es
On Paris direct at 5 Is a5zi. Retail anoants ara
held higher.
The Poe,r.h .Jomaa! contains the following item,
Of interest in reference % ire Anthracite cosl rae
The demand foT coal continues very limited snd
there ia no disposition 20 b1y excep for immediate
consumption II will tsse a, least three weeks yet 10
settle the trade down 70 any thing like reguiaf oisi'
ness.
1.-THE low prices at which coal hiss been offered
less than the cost Of production keeps purchasers
back and beside the stoaks ave not yet exhausted a.
scme pointe
New York IN reduce the price of freight by canal from
a 30 TO 81 ~. Several beats we're loaded At thi.
rate one OF which we learn, was bored ana sutk ana
another se' fire at night but which was discovered
in time to prevent sny serious damage.
"At ScbuyIkill Haven there il very large heft OF
boats. manv Of which loaded but by soma secret
influence which N control The bostmep they ee
not permitted or ~. e a to dePer %o an tee sp
operator who tiled to force the freight Dom nas up
ward of twenty bo1ts loaded which are detained.
"There does not appear TO he any open Violsrcs
u,ed-bu, the ets do not depart ard person seems
TO know by whom or by whist influence they ara c M
trr He'd The mass of the trade look on with in5iter
epce and don't care how long the boauen stop oeera
tors from forcing coal the market when not wanted
and thus reduce prices below the paying point
TIE fact 10, the coal trade is in SAFE o. revoc
tiop the evils under which it has lsbored have becoms
jptoerebe there il better determination DC the oart
of the trade who have mi'liors OF Investments At rlk
70 remove these evils st ali h.zsds ia question
Of success or ruin TO msnv; and sink or swim tie
effort will be made Those who stsnd s'oof And give
aid and comfort to the enemy, will reap the reward of
the Cow Boys' n the old Revolution, 10 the esiina-
ton of the community -
'The Miners Rave turned out At number ut collisr-
les for higher wages. This ia rather earlier In the
on than usual but il is better that these turn outs
shnud take place now than later in the sessou gu
tbe hutine is fully under way The mines ara scarce
in this gon and nothing but sd vance 10 the price
of wages viii bring many back VINO have gone way;
"1he North Pernsy lvsnis COsl Company hos liked
TIE rates ofto and transportation coa, from MaucG
Chunk to Philadelphia at 81 90 per tun
1.-THE coal operators held large meeting yesterday
at the Pennsylvanis Hall at the invitarion of Mr..
TUCKER wi made report of the safe OF the trade,
and the pro ress Of his nego' icne 10 hsrmonZing the
col Hictipg interests.
"Tbe managers Of the Reading Railroad desire and
will co Operate With the rs'e The Meeting uns
mously expressed their gs'isfacton ~h tn ruirold
company. No final report ~ss recsivei from ne
Schuylki Navigation Company, snd tas comri''ee
WA requested 70 the managers sgan, sud receive
e fipsl report for the action of the trade.