New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11
per snnum, payable ssmi.snnuslly tho frst Of Jan

Der ennun, payable semi-annuslly tho frst Of Jan
uary and July, IN the City Of New.York To enti-
lie holders to tie exchange provided for in the 4th
section Of the act the old certificates must be sur
rendered st the Office Of the Commissioners in the
City of Columbus, at the agency Of the State, No.
% William street. New-York, on or before the 9th
day of May, 1862, with the necessary authority to
make the exchange.
The supply of money ia abundant among the stock
houses al Ga7 T. cent on good collaterae. TDe
banks Of tie city and ry ara increasing tue cir
cuation Of paper nearly as fast as the Government
bank does, and specie redemption being ignored,
there would appear to be no reasonable limit to the
possible expansion. The coinage Of public paper
will fully keep pace with the wants Of the country,
not only for circulation, but the redemption OF bank
currency.
An election was held on Tuesday for managers and
officers Of the Long leland Railroad, the following
being the new Board: Coffin COiket, VIM E. Nor
ris, Charles Emory, Charles j. Smith, III. W. Titus,
II. L. Cav, j. Il. Ryes, Geo. Neales, Joseph IL.
TIotter, NJ Morgan, G. L. Willard, A. .Dougherty,
C. Godfrey Guuthcr. Mr. Morris, who for many
years has been President, retres, and Mr. Colset
succeeds him. The opinion is confidently expressed
that the road will hereafter make regular Dividends
The Improvement in the Dry Goods trade noticed
last week hss continued without much abatement.
There has been more firmness in all makes OF Cot
ton goods, and many Of the regular styles have ad-
vanced from to cent . yard. Heavy Brown
Sheetines ere now held firmly at l4!c., and Colored
goods-ike DENNIS, Stripes, &C., have advanced
lie. y yard Printing Cloths are firm at lc. = yard
above the lowest prices Of March, and no large lots
can be had even at that advance. Good o4x6is sell
at Halle. and the lower counts in the same ratio
The stocks on hand are chiefly held in the Eastern
markets, and from carefully prepared estimate 1t
has been sseersineo that they do not exceed 100000
pieces IN s markets, while the production is reduced
10 8 nominal amount. The weekly requirements of
toe Printing works when in full operation are
$50 600 pieces weekly. Bleaehed goods of the
higher grades do not appear 10 have felt the inhu-
ence of better pricesbut all grades from oOAtO, TO
72xSls show an Improvement and ore scarce. Dhlls
Of the heavy export style are in large stock owing
TO the oss Of the export trade, but holders are hrn
and no concessions will be made. Prints are IN de-
mand as higher prices-the advance may be quoleu
from | % cent Z yard on all new styles
While toe manufacturers and the trade generally
have entirely recovered from the depression Which
characterized iLe market last month"; and observe
cheerog evidences OF returning activity, we cannot
ress the conclusion kstso widespread have been the
disasters hch have followed in the track Of the re-
bellion that yeas may eapse before business can az
sumo its former proportions. Wherever the rebellion
has lad footaold. whether iu the border or the
more extreme States. il has redaced If not entirely
DESTROYED the substance OF the population and lett
them without the means Of commercial enterprise,
sven if & renee should be conquered at once. The
Distress that prevails in Missouri, Virginia Ten
nessee, and other States can scarcely he realized.
The hitherto prosperous farmer. mechanic and NET
chant have each in their turn been despoied Of all
their personal effects, and many who were in coz
di,ion of comparative aluence peuniess aud
homeless. Tho condition of the other States will
show no fairer prospeet-f the views OF the leaders
are carried out and the cotton and tobacco cTors are
destroyed. Our commercial interests of the North
have become 20 identified and interviewer with tbose
Of the South snce the foundation oihe Union That no
great calamity can beisl one section without rejecting
ruin upon the other. II we have bad any degree Of
prosperity dnrng ,he ast year IT has been that the
wants OF the army have engaged the industries If the
country in greater or less degree bat If that de-
lnsnd should cease, we should experience reyulson
which could not tc checked until The prosrate trade
should be revived in those sectons which at present
are of nc importance With this view, the manuia:-
turers ars not inclined 10 increase the production Of
fabrics beyond positive demand. The Cotton mar
ket ia Gull under the influence OF the victories re-
ported but dealers are confident Of reaction, for tue
supplies from the South are uncertain. The only
arrivals of Gulf or Upland Cot,oas this season have
been - bales from Nashville ara 90 by the prize
vessel Magnolia. The latter was sold at auction,
and the whole lot taken by one house-A. s. W.
Sprsgue, the printers.
Tie export trade for the week we record as FOL-