New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-11
though the spring sles especially the bold and Pc
.ulisr ones are, OF course shaded somewha, For de

tAoueh the spring ETY. lee especially the bold and Pc
<ulisr enes are Of course, shaded somewha. For de
,rable goods our quotations remain unchanged Zoe. q
IOc for ft ela,s uadoers; secoId csss do &c. 9lc
LII madders &c. dSc. Very little has been done IN
hwns, owing chiefly 20 the bschwsrdness Of the
weather. Holders continue firm q. l3c l4c for or
Sinsry styles Of fourteen hundred extra lac. else.
DE LANES have not been in demand and there IL very
bt,le stock le in market; Chsles quiet, bat firm a.
&c a2Cc.
In gipghsms less bas been DONE and there is c'nse
queltly some accumulation, but the standard LII aAv'
are firm st the range Of II l2c, previously quVVO
In heavy wooden fabrics, which the large uo'"
IL ually make up about tLis time tJI tne' "'
there has been little movement, but tue
.f,hs ..k have been by 40 means 60 s.tAiactory as
vas exuected Cloths are rather quiet ou' Wen sup
po,t.o The Spring styles Of fancy csssnees are shad
ed in price and all poor fabrics and styles are drug
Al. mayket There has been 10 increase 10 production
ave, las. wear. bu. a decided decrease in demand
from the West especially, and very many goods Of IN
f.rior quality have been offered Manufacturers who
do not take pains 10 inform themselves Of the actual
wants Of The market must make up Their minds 10
suffer heavy losSes. Trash is not by any means 80
saIsbe ss il was few years ago. Pf'ces ior oPrins
goods are very irregular, ard il would be oiii''A' -
furnish even sn approximate quo'an'n' Inc u"A
work il row coming in from the mills anu good ue'
naud is expected from the clothing uade' o"'ne'''
tveeds and ;ssps Iin eve &c. have been Inactive but
NTH little variation from opening prices. Carpe'iDgs
,e on;s, fret class goods held firmly, but the lower
Grades sell badly, both at auction and private sale.
The importers are doing onlya very moderate bust
,ess though the sales of January February and the
early part Of March were sufficiently remuneratve 70
compensate for few weeks of comparative inactivity.
30 hn1I haoH and
merits from that quarter are unsatisfactory as ever
The near by trade opens slowly Jobbers are doing
fair trade and must soon come into market again to
replenish their stocks Dress Goods Of all descriptions
are quiet, and prices irregular. Silks have been in
rather better demsnd than last week holders of blacks
are quite firm in their views, and could make large
sales by submitting TO email reduction from the prices
Of last Fall. 10 Wooden Goods there has been no
Noticeable movement the clohiers do not come for
ward 10 make their large bills for Fall work. All de-
srable goods well supported in price, though hold
srs will be obliged TO realize at lower prices, ii trade
does not improve. Low-p;iced Doeskins are scarce.
Linens continue TO drag tle market, especially lnsh
makes. The large jobbes were well supplied by
orders in the early pant of the season, and commission
houses have therefore, found impossible to dispose
satisfactorily of hrge portion OF their stocks. China
Goods firm at high prices and holders not anxious
10 make Sales especially OF Canton goods, as nothing
is TO be expected from that port. We quote white
PoDgees for printing at 50055c. The views of some
holders are iti higher but the few sales made have
been at about these terms.
Breadstufs continue dull but Corn is rather frmer.
The advices from abroad prevent purchases for ship
ment Cotton is also depressed under the news Mess
Pork 90 20 SOC. lower, and Prime is dull. Beef is
well su.tained. Groceries are without important
change, and generally firm. The advices by the
ttesmer of the Dutch Governme mt sale of Coffee, show
an advance Of to 2 c., which caused aD advance Of
Is sterling in London.
To a. Edisov Of The NJ Y. Trfsse
SIR: In your notice of the proposed increase OF the
100000 new stock at premium of % t. cent you
state tina. the is TO be givea 70 those who are
stockholders the 18th June next You will perceive
by reference to the annexed circular that SUCH stock
boldeIs have the option Of taking it in their several
proportions. You omi. stating that subscriptions are
Received from other parties, among whom Will be ap-
po rione ed such OF the increased capital as may
10. have been subscribed for By the etockhoders.
Very truly J. L. EVERIIT, Cashier.
BROADWAY BANK NEw.yoRK, March %, 1857:
meeting Of the board S pgSo oson nga 'n' Jay 'He
ae,rsd That the Board Of Directors '- Broadway Bsnt
pursuant to suthory vested py Article Section Of
L. Articles Of Association hereby suthorIe snd direct its Capt.
tai seck to be increased TO the sum OF oa ha being
smount permitted by said Articles OF Asociaon)
upon the folowiIg terms sRd conditions; . $500.
lat Thai Of Capital Stock shall consist Of 200
900 & R S Be- to 6s aTe.
18th day q June ensuing Of share. of the
oI every three shares Of the old rejecting the sc
3D. that in the event any of stockholders declining
or ON n0 to themselves Of such privilege by the said
18th day oi June such stock be awarded to new SUD-
Sd That such stock shall in be Issued at less
rate than si25 for every $780, and Stockholders and others
DESTROYS of btbOmns ssch are requested to signify 'hef n'en
4h That the Increased capital together with the premium