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

Wes'ein std Iser-by rsde 70 back yard; the es9
ScDatu tsSe las Loi betn ~ large In amount -
vsual Though the large co,too-grcwip Sestes have
b4er ve:y so6,sbie customers. Paymeots from the
West s'e stl reported. quite unsatisfactory Ths
jobbers have dole ooly crate business 10 dones
tic stsyle eoocs CO,obs OF all kinds lees active
hot pretty veil spppcrted Brown sheetnes and Shirt
ires are 6m hi SIC. for hit, Ole for heavy, tsouxS
there has been rather less inquiry. Bleacbsd Sheet
rrs ara 81 ti 60, Of which no general quotation css
be Given a. p,;res way very much for the difFereK
ssk... sre quite Gull and only standard goods brsg
full rs,.s Drills are firmly held. with moders's de-
and psl, for expot ct &c. for brown blesceed
bue Itlc Cotton Jeans in fair demand, where no
aovarce is ssked over the rates curreot fortnight
ago: We quote Anoskesg, % inch, ct go Cotton
Dock is firm and in Moderate demand at 2o5Sc'
tot Cole. There is lees doing in Denims; C<ifor-
LA, Columbia ld Eagle are offered at l0ic.; York,
Il &C.; Anoskseg, l6c. There lrae novemeet
10 O,paburgts, snd prices shade mors favorable
TO the buyer. We quote Amoskeag 32ioch ct l2ic.
Ticks and Stripes are in mooeis,e demand at fct prces
81 without accumulation; Jewett City 3e-inct eel q
oic. Cc,,ohades are In good requeet and well sap
ported. Printing Cloths are without change; 60xA
brings &C. In Prints the rsnssctioes Of the week have
not been large; we notice no material change in psses
ttcreh eecte is generally looked for about the 6rs
Of April The esriiest styles and those which hAta'
failed to meet general appreciation, 1e offered at
ais hit reduction Tne sales of Prints thus tar this
season have been very satisfactory in amount though
printers found but email margin for profit oetwesa
tie high cost Of Printing Cloths and the prces ruling
for their own products. Low Prints have beso
in better demsnd this season than usual, owing
to the high range Of prices for frstclass dvods'
We quote irst-clsss Msddeu at l0SlOic. fN
coed styles secOnd-cass, &c. The demand tor
LAWS has improved little since last week, though
the Gales have been small in amount as the weather
has not been favorable. Holders are hru al l3sl3c
fer ayersge TO extra styles on fine cloth. Gn ghsms
move freely than heretofore, but therv has bees
su sversgs trade at i2c. for Clinton; Glasgow and
Lancaster He; Manchester llc Ia Deisinss there
ia little doing and the stock is small Chslhes are N
good demand at Is roc and new and desirable styles
conrue to be Offered. Woolens Of ali descriptions are
without animation. The Spring styles Of Fancy Cssai-
ne,ee are effered at terms decidedly favorable to the
bnvers: goods suited for later trade well sup
ported Settets are in moderate demand at fair prces;
Tweeds and Jeans dull but held pretty fmly. Ger
p.,pgs are quiet without change ia prices OF tesirabs
goece.
The importers have done very little business and
lees than the experience Of previous years has led
thes 10 expect at this season. This Ia principally to
be attributed to the slackness Of the Western trade
The auction Gales Of the week have been large IN the
az gegate amount, though there have been none 80
important IS those of the week preceding The ssles
have been qu well attended, but buyers have not.
az general thing, manifested great deal of spirit.
British and French Dress Goods Of oil descriptions
have been quiet and the low rates obtained at auction
have tendency TO depress prices at private sale.
There is little demand for Silks, either blacks or IAN
cies and sales only made at prices which involve
q loss to the owner. The French manufacturers Who
have sent goods to this market will be dsagreesoiy
surprised when they become aware Of the scale OF
pnces obtained for their fabrics during the last two
three ". eks The GALES m4de 10 the early part OF the
season were large and remunerative, and may
bsye induced extrsvsgsDt. expectations. The
Wooden market participates in the general dull
ness. Trade has been very unsatisfactory for
the week, though importers look with confidence
for a good densHd in u short time, both from tie
jobbing and clothing trade. PRICES Of desirable fab
rcs are quite well supported goods Of this ass arc
not generally in over-suppy, and Woolens manifest
an upward tendency in foreign markets. Coon are
rather scsrce and bring good prices blacks are in full
stock and do not cell very satisfactorily China Goois
are sti firmly held, though buyers do not come quite
I'D TO the views Of holder. For Linens there Is q
rather better demand from the clothing trade but the
ruling prices are go unsatisfactory to owners that the
stock how in market will probably be offered less
freely than heretofore. The nine and ten months
creot sy,tem continues TO be subject Of general CON-
plant smopg the leading merchants of this city, and
to the influence Of this system many failures are at
tributee. reform in this respect lie greatly needed
and would result in an ultimate benefit to all parties.