New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09

Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40" ~
Tie steamers on Saturday vii, take half sElhon OF
50. cie and perhaps more. Themeeting 81 Ere stock
holder, for ion Of Directors is 70 oe held on toe
Il,h Of October Tne uabsfer books will be ci 'seS
from the 30,h September ill the day after the election
The Wamsutta Mills have declared seml snnasl d'-
d,rd Of Y cent. In money matters sc have no
char e TO notice excepting, perhaps, greater s'una
A. ce II capital seeking employment Demand ioaos
AZ. $40 o. cent. F,rst-clsss short paper goes at 90
a and even double name due in January has been
n.ssed a. the higher rae. The current rats. however
far leading four $40 six moLtas paper is ! 2 cent
Ye.t.rday Justice IDgras au delivered an opinion 10
tb. Gaze Of John A. Underwood and others sgt. Ine
N-w.York ard New Haven Railroad Company, IN
which ar application vas MADE e days ago for al
itapo j, to restrain t1e company from p'yog div
deId latsiy declared by tte Directors, upon the
ground that among the parsons designated a. STOCK
hocers there we're several todng false stock, Issued
by Robert Schuyler; anc, aso, to restrain toe com'
p.ty frou arng other dividends unil the due 't
of the stockholders is acertsined. 10 ascertain WAC
s,e the bona fde stockholders, the Judge consd' rs
recessary II At more thorough examination OF the
stock ledger and Of the Transfers OF the stock QreVi
ous to 1853 should be made II in no other way the
title TO all the stock rom the original subscribers can
be traced through those to whom such stock has been
from tine to time trsnferred until it is found IN the
zion Of the present holders. As there were no
allegations that any fraudulent stock WAS issued pror
to 1870 there was no for restraining the pay.
uent of the dividend upon any stock now held by
persons who bed it prior to 1888 and have not traos
feIred cir stock at any time since that period Inc
Juds held that the INJUNCTION should be continued
sgsnst all other stockho ders and the Directors are
eroined fIom making any future dividend on the stock
until it shall be jadicis'y established who sre the
stock hol5t ne Of the company.
The general business ia Dry Goods The past week
mas been larger than any previous period OF the sea-
son. The merchants having Western connections
have had an sctive trade, and the demand from the
near by ctoDs has been quite promising, and added
to the volume of general business. There IL, how
ever great desire manifested by the holders Of do
nls site goods to cell and observe more weakness
IN certain styles, and improvement in prices
for the more desirable goods. There il SO little
concert of action among manufacturers that they
at al times saog without chart compass, as they
have means Of ascertaining the quantity Ut goods
On hand al any given time but are governed in their
views by the caprcious movements of the market,
which rendered thus unsesdy by their own erratc
operations II their goods 10 brisk demand their
notions Of price become exorbitant, and the sales
and consumption Of the article become restricted;
while, the other hand, if the goods are slack Of
sale, perfect stampede in prices is seen, although
the stocks may, in the aggregate, be small, and not
equal TO the requirements of the season. The cotton
dealers have difficulty in arriving at fair estimate
Of the stocks held throughout the world. The sugar
operators base their specuatons on accurate informa
tiop, and it is not too much to presume that, with
little .iit #, all Of our manufacturers could be we'll in
formed relative to the stocks of domestic goods in he
market. The sales Of goods at Manchester are so
conducted that every engaged in the manufacture
is well posted, and can, therefore, act With cor6.
dence, which relieve their pursuits from those fuc-
tuations which emtsrass the American manufacturer.
1h. involves the idea OF association, which wa have
often advanced in the columns Of The TRlBusE.
That such an organization is possible among the
Cotton and Wool.n Manufacturer all admit; and the
beneficial results to be derived cannot be doubtful
There is not only not al excess of spindes in this
country, but there IL industrial pursuit which has
declined to keep pace With the natural development
Of the country, except this interest for while certsn
departments are perhaps too crowded there
are others too restricted: but by steady, Uniform
ard intelligent action they could be made more equal
ard give place to new enterprises, which will become
more necessary as the country progresses.
The Importation Of Plain Cottons at thi, port during
the week ending Sept. 3, as compared with previous
years, has been q. follows:
1857. 1858. 1859.
For the veek............. eS9 80 e945ss el0s Si1
Reported since January i.... 1859 s,756s5 5lSsa