New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-29
TursDAY. March 2s-P. NJ


n l53, and closed at 1873. Tie market continues
very firm, and is 80 largely ovcIso!d that an up
ward turn would not excite surprise. IheI
rapid decline Of the month, equal TO a per
fsatua, has boon lost sigAt OF by Spectators for
Sail, and deferred military success IGay yet be
costly 10 them.
Government stocks are steady and gold-bearing
bonds in better demand. The sales Of 40 notes
are on the increase, and at the Snb-rreasuTy the
deposits are much increased. The First National
Bank reports sales Of $5650e0. and the other agents
q GOOD trade. The miscellaneous shares arc quite
steady. Railway stocks in the morning were
,teady, but grew weak after the call, and broke
down materially at the Second Board and at tie
Public Board. Ascompared with the morning rates,
there was fall Of g per cent in Ncw-Yorl Cen
trail, in Erie, 81 in Hudson River, q in Reading,
"a in Michigan Southern, 3 in Cleveland and Pitts
burgh Q! In Rock Island, in Font Wayne, q in
Cumberland, and per cent in Quicksilver.
Money is more abundant and call loans have
been made at q per cent in some cases. Al the
yrpply is large and in excess Of the wants Of
hroke,s, which are very email and dailydeereasing
IN commercial paper there s 10 alteration.
The bushes of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
a, 247 go &c; for Customs, $4,000; Payments.
4i,lsS,49j 90 on account If Loan, 100000;
Balance, $3l,Os9,r16i.
Freights continue dull and the market is heavy.
The engagements TO Liverpool are 500 tierces
Lard at Is, ard psr steamer 800 terces Lard at
35s., and ,0o0 boxes Bacon Gu private Terms; TO
Antwerp 400 hhds Tobacco at 25s., and 1900 boxes
Extract Logwood at 9Cs., and 10 Hamburg, 200
bile. Shoe Pegs at 2s.
Buyers of goods act with great caution undcr the
conviction that enother break down is 10 be shown
an gold and commodities upon the progress Of the
Union armies
There has been q decided decline in the prices OF
dry goods, especially standard brown sheetings,
ticks and bleached cottons, within q few days.
Agents have been compelled 10 submit to reduc-
fions or hold their goods. One Of the leading job.
bing houses reports this morning the following re-
apced rates Of many Of the staple articles.
New.YOrk Mills beached, at 12ici Wamsntt3,
hleaehed Doc; Williamsville, 2Jc Warren o., 30c.j
Bay Mills, zoe. Lonsdae, sc!ci Hn IL 25c.; Hope
Brown GoOds-Stsrk Sheeting 42lc.; Indian Head,
42.c.; Appleton, 42lc:; Medford %3e;; Good Hope,
pie; Swift River. 2ic.; Lanrel, d. SOC. Pepperol,
y, BE-. PepSerell r. 2sc. Peppere, U. 2Oc, Peppere,
y, 2ic.
TickLPembcrtop, AA &c; Peulbcrton, Y 42c
p ol1c.; SWlt l,Nef lOIA, J<-lHcH.,
t21c.; Yosk, SO-ineh., Sc; Amoskeag. AGA, Csc.
Depius-Amoske0g 55c.; Blne Hill, Joe. ~
Prices are rapidly being based cotton at
sbout Soc per pound, and while many goods have
already reached this mark Others are held back
snly ty the scarcity Of some particular styles in
market.
The following are the quotations 70: Atlantic
goods: Heavy Shooting, AZ II, S7-iuch, ijc.
Medium sheeting, lA) ID, 3'-inch, medium, 3Sc.;
Heavy Shifting, "a V. 30-inch, 3Gc.; Fine Sheet
ing, "a J.. 3Gl-iDch, &c.
At the auction sales Of dry goods prices were not
sustained. Kobbe Il Corlies held Especial sale of
German hosiery, comprising the finest line Of ladies'
hose offered this season. There were also offered
large lot OF Berlin and Lisle thread gloves, which
were sold at satisfactory prices, as none have been
offered during the season. At WilmerdiDgs, HoguctI
& Co.'S there was sale Of ribbons silks and millinery
goods. Tie attendance moderate aud the prices
fair. UGRgcriy Go. had sale OF dIess goods. The
prices showed quite reduction from The recent low
rites. A Wilmerdings Mounts there was sale Oi
wooons. with few lots OF linens. which went III prices
much than heretofore bur, considering tho present
rate Of gold were considered satisfactory.
Exchange is quoted BankeTs' Sterling, 80 days,
100! ele9l; Bakers Sterling, days, 10; Mer-
.hants' Sterling, 0sasl0sl; Francs, 5l2, @5.i5.
The death u W.. Jacob Little was announced
ihis morning for1any years he was tho recog-
,'ized leader of the siock Exchange, and the most
promineD, financial authority in Wall-,t, where be !
las experienced every vi'issitude Of fortune
Washington letter, spon tic authoriiy Of the
Bureau Of internal Reycnue, says: M
The total receipts ,n July 1904 10 last Satutd0y
March rs 1865 were SIi9G65 SO RI As tire increased
TAXATION eolnilcnces On tie let Of hpg End ~ the re-
Of the income tax VIII reach here in JnGe it's
salc 20 estimate that The receipts Of nterns rev,uc
Ior the present Bseai year. III exceed 500 10000 u
vii moro than pay the interest our psblic debt
Which Las been estimated ~ eIsCl00O0O. Tie other
rypensf u Tie ItdGd Gore1rnesi f., DE lie,ent