New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05
suxv voru n.uv TRIBUNE FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1885,


the .prnress;ou Of the payment ~ interest
on deposs by the Banks has not been abani ioned a.
bourh three OF these p.ttutons still refuse 70 ION
the esree nepi, 4 meeting OF the Clearinghouse s
called for to-p,rvovy by Wm A. Booth, j. h. Wiiiams'
f. w. Durham and Parker Handy, Committee lot
the purr,.e of hearing reportSn the subject an' to
hold consultation II is thought that the recasan's
oan vet be reasoned into joining IN the movement
TIE report will be very long one, and 50 thoroughly
into the argument sgaYst Tie practice large oner
ing of fine CarpetDgs OF the production OF the New
England Worsted Company (lstely sold by hessrs'
Lawrence. Stone & Coz, wss made at auction 10 day.
TIE goods were attractive aud fine carpets beng IL
moderate suppy with an advancing tendency from ate
ow rates the ATTENDANCE OF buyers was large and the
bidding srirted mostly from Western houses. lhe
Ak Velyets which were he'd last year AT 81 D. Pr
vate sale terms being now about ID r cent lower,
brought prices ranging from 81 25 TO 81 R!. The Is
velve,s formerly held AZ 81 -, opened at II iOe
81 90. The sale this far is good, and i admirably
conducted BY lr. Spicer The Ma.tings offered were
csrgo ma;tiDgs and brought about their value Inc
Carpets are still selling
A. meeting OF the stockholders Of the NeE-foEk
Corn Exchange Lrli On the lst inst, the following
named gentlemen elected as Trustees: David
Dows Isaac I. Frost Jacob 3. Herrick, William H.
Newman, John B. Wright, Edward HIncken, Jesse
Hoyt, Josiah NJ. Fiske Edward Cromwell, James r
Wallace, Jacob K. Nevius, Baldwin n. Fox, Mason
r. Collins The Board of Trustees organized for the
ensuing year by electng the following officers and COM
uittees: President, David Dows Vicepresident,
| John B. Wright; Treasurer Isaac T. Frost Secre-
tary Edward Hincken; Finance Committee Jacob
| B. Herrick, jesse Hoyt, james p. Wallace; Building
| Committee Josiah NJ Fiske, Baldwin ~ Fox, John
b. Wright Arbitration Committee, John j. Kingsford,
Phietus II. Holt, Walter +. Brush.
in regard TO the Dry Goods market, The IRfe-
pendent says
"The month OF March opens with fair demand for
staple goods but the stock on hand light and prices
are firm There are no fancy silks remaining IN I'M
porters hands There is however, fair supply IN
second hands, who break bulk and distribute 70 re-
taers The nportaions were rather larger last week
than they have been but still are very light he de-
mand for desirable styles OF goods active he sales,
however, chiefly TO the nearby trade, which COM
mands the greatest confidence. II IA expected by many
that the later trade of the will be better than
the early; and should early opening of navigation
take place. As at present seems TO PROMISE this e1pec
tatiOn may be realized.
those jubteSs who bought largely durog the depres
sion are rearing a good harvest One symptom OF
healthy trade it s satisfactory to notice and that Is
the absence Of all desire to force sales by giving pro-
Ion ved credits as ell TO refuse any concession III
prices for either cash credit AS things have long
ago reached their worst point, regards the mass o
consumers there must be some improvement In tue
extent OF consumption and every accession OF money
income to the consumer viii he felt speedily in the
Dry Goods market"
Ezra Ludlow, jr, g. Co will hold sale of securi-
ties at the Merchants Exchange tomorrow Friday,
| at I2I O'Clock.
Mr.. Albert II. Neolay's regular daily auction sale
Of stocks and bonds viii take place tomorrow, Fri
day, at l2s o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
S. Drapers regular daily auction sale Of bonds and
stocks will take place tomorrow Friday, at l2i
| O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
The California emigration stimulated by the reduc-
| ton in fare is enormous. The Moses Taylor and St.
Louis are we understand full, and the Northern Light
nearly full The price of passage s reduced to $50 for
seerage 90 for second cabin, and $50 for first cabin.
The Northern Light, believe, takes steerage pas
sengers low 40, which leaves only $lj for the
fare on both Iris supposed that in the aggre
gate nearly . 900 passengers will pass the Panama
| Railroad from these three boats.
The Imports at this port for the three months OF
December January and February last 81, 6,jll OOO
against 81, $780, vC0 same months OF 1861. The
exports for the same months s 453 OO0 against
81, 9OGO. The apparent balance in our favor on
the commerce Of these months is ASS, 600 COM
| pared with the same menths of 1851.
FOREIGN IHroRIs at NeYork Eight Months Of the Fsc al
Year ending February q .
sh monihs. SSgsl2eoJ slV2 40 plVyoo9 ."t
February........... i6,Gs,2sj 25544,is2 sa9Oij
Total for months sl2i5n,i56 sIi97e5s54 sIgOos 6i
EArOK exclusive Of Specie, from New York to Foreign Ports
tor Eight Monta' ... ending with f,bruary ,sxs
SN months ~3y 9lb,1.t ki5db JDl al