New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

Deming 4 Smith Muscstine: Iowa. failed
R. Holt Co. Dundas, C. W., suspended, liabilities about
B. Lord Co., San Francisco, Cal suspended indebted
nesss large.
The same parer thus notices the aspect Of the Dry
Goods market:
Trade is still in a state Of suspense with the import
ers Though the importations have been less than last
wear at the same period larger proportion has gone
into bond and there to be no hurry to withdraw
them The return of bad weather injured the Jobbing
trade which lost the little demand it enjoyed the week
p,evious About the middle Of the month in the usual
period for BUYERS from distant markets TO make their
appearance, and due preparations Will be made to
eniice them to buy literally. The South Western
trade il generally the first in order Of time then the
south. afterward the West and last the North and
then the East. ,,
A few stragglers are already here looking round,
but without purchasing. As to prices, tnere Is ho'n
ing vet ascertaired, as buyer and seller have not
practically met to decide or give start to them 1t
is generally surmised that stocks in the interior are
low, and that a good demand must prevail; but the
extent of the demand Will depend ehtieiy on tae
full both the demand and the collections expec-
ted TO be good. We observe that mJre raw silk and
less manufactured silks are icing exported from
China The increased rice Of raw silk has injured
the manufacturing Industry Of China. small re-
ducton the price of silk had occurred at last ad-
vices thence, In consequence OF an increased supply
in market.
The new STYLES for the coming season have not
been yeI eXhl0Ueu. In uOHcsuS b"oNR, 'ASNS
better supply and assortment to attract an carry
trade.
small reduction in cotton will increase the con-
,umntop materially 20 that the increased product
eInected from the growing crop will still bring high
rices The high price of silk is stimulating the man"
ufacture of fabrics Of cotton and silk Ihe cio'hng
trade is still dull but it is expected to revive before
the week is out o,.orr.,,,,
relative n the crop of raw silk 1t ascerained that
the crop in the South Of France Is so lar advanced
that the yield will prove more productive than iast
yesr The reports circulated about disease in the
mulberry leaves and failure in the eggs prove to be
fabIications
The following communication, relating to the prices
If Stocks and American Securities, has been received
at Washington from correspondent at Frankfort,
under date Of June Z:
"Tbe general tendency on Change last week was
decidedly downward less for Government securities
than for.bapk ard enterprise shares Business was
without spy animation and appears to be getting hat
Ter every cav. II is now anticipated that dartg the
hot weather the Stock Exchange viii enjoy almost
perfect calm. -, a. L.
The transactions in American bonds, &C, nave
been 60 trifnr as not to be worth mentioning, The
Threatening repudlation Of the City OF Pitt.burgh.
serves 10 Tighten the general distust. such cases
are 10 hsppep often German capitalists will make no
further investments in American securities. Fac high
est rate of interest viii hardly tempt any one 70 leopard
the capital