New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-28

s'T !. :. e- - hs some political feeling mixed up
Nth n. ous..iou Of the sl24 600 shudsd 70 above,
ann !. xil \. well 10 receive the STATEMENT OF INC
Sli,Dng Int With some grains oil aIo"tnoe'
NJ. Atwood a. Co., will pay the Interest on the
bonds n Knox County, Ohio, issued 20 the Moini
v.,,o, and Pittsburgh Railroad Co., due let March.
The Cood,esr Ind. Rubber Glove Company Las
1.cl.r.d dividend of y cent, pay Able I'd Nsch.
tn. dieicuhies which have 60 long attended the
.,,,.r;sson # Goods from the manufactures, well
the .bomen.s of purchasers from this city, hsve
,o1v ,,mos. disappeared. There Is no very mNked
change however in the sspect OF the Domestic market
honeb an decreased activity may be BOXED for next
80 In Cotton Goods generally We notice an in
,,.s..d srmness of holders though prices nomi-
nalv N. anne with slight exceptions. Printing Cloths
are finn. Brown Sheetnss and StirtiDgs are in light
s,ck and good eemssd. Blesched Sheetngs and
sb;,.;,os are held in some at small advance,
Though BUYERS at present hardly meet the eIpecons OF
u.,nf,eurers Ticks and Stripes sold up close at
slight advance Drills are firm at &C. for brown, 9ic.
for beached, lOIc. for blue DenimI are steady. Os-
psburpbs IN f.r demand and light stock There ia 40
excellent trade doing in printed garments OF al kinds.
The most popular styles Of standard prints are sofa
in advance to great extent. Spragues, Richmond
Aliens and Dunnels Prints are moving of very freely
at 10 l0lc All the other printers are dong good
business and the companies generally are improving
in the quality well increasing the quantity OF theii
productions. The average weekly production OF al
the Calico prntworks in the United States is estimated
nj 10 600 pieces. Lawns are in fine assortment,
and desirable styles selling readily at &c. for ten
hundred lie. for twelve hundred, Bale for four
te. nhurdred ten hundred Lawns going off rapidly.
Gin CHAINS are stil in very moderate supply at lOl a.
l2c. The display of Muslin de LANES by the Man
chester, Pacific and Hamilton Companies is very rch;
the styles generally tasteful and the colcrings eI-
celent; prices steady at IS Zoe. In fancy Cast
neres there is entire absence Of animation. Trade
in these fabrics is decidedly backward; holders, how
ever are firm, the price of material forbids recess
sion. Cotton-wsrp Cloths bring satisfactory prices as
the stock lie not large. Low.priced Sstinets are in
fair demand. For Tweeds there little inquiry Jeans
are more active.
Importers are doing somewhat lees active business
than last week. Western and Southern buyers have
neay completed their purchases for the present, aud
the city obbers do not seem eager 10 enter the mN-
ket. They will not probably gain much by waiting, as
the stock Of goods Of most descriptions is not greater
than the wants of the trade will require. Many of
the obbers have imported stock for their early
trade intending TO I'll out their assortments from the
commission houses, ss goods are needed. Silks are
held very firmly aud foreign advices tend constantly to
increase the confidence of holders. Raw silk has
advanced in London during the last week Black
silks at &C. scarce. The finer grades of cloths are
rather fiat at present. The importation Of these goods
has been fully up to the wants Of the market to say
the least In linens there is not very sctve trade.
There in more doirg in Scotch than in Irish hoens
generally. Importers are looking for an excellent and
remunerave trade in April. The effect Of the early
imporatons has been manifest in the giving OF longer
credits, by month, at least, in many cases. Pay
menis in well from the South but there has been
some disappointment in regard to receipts from the
Northwest.
The bill for the extension Of the Morris aud Essex
Railroad to the Hudson River, which has passed the
New-Jerrey Assembly, was reported in the Senate on
Wedr esday. with amendments.
The supplement to the act 10 authorize the New
York and Erie Railroad to hold lands in Ne 6Jersey
passed the Senate Of that State on Wednesday.
The Quarterly Statement Of the Ohio Banks made to
the Auditor of that State the first Monday of Feb
ruary compared with the returns for November. shows