New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-16

Import. pd... 49, .sss st iol sessssS s,
Exports produce I37,59t5e9 n9oc5,os6 IL, ass
Exports specie. 4452i.95l 3s469.326 2a2J' .36i
At the Dry Goods sales this morning lower rates
were made.
At the house Of wimerdings the catalogue offered
a long liue Of fannels hut duplicates very
scarce IL nav be readily inferred the prices none
Of the best The Attendance was very large, bnt the
severe fall in gold has brought down almost every thing
The annels OF all grades and descriptions The
following show the range Of the rates. snper and
white hannnels brought 53a;7c.i Union 'wliled gray
do t5c. blue DO, 81; d:Oc; and scarlet varied nom
4ic. 7oc.; ~ all Shaker. 6s.c. Damon's dormet
ale; a. Shaker do, &c.,; sackng. +6c.; Magenta
opein fsnnels sold at 3Oc.i Beknap woven do 6,c. (;
Grafton do, 63c Hyde Park twilled fancics Cole.
and In the Same proportion. The decline In sales IL
Ihe usual weekly carpet sale Of MADDEN & Co.
shove mail ed decline in thing, rs much as 10
per cent. As IN the above there few dnph.
crtcs allowed. Gros carpet binding ceiling to-day NJ
O. o. last week brought - o2s O. white Canton fell
fon to- last week 10 55c. this week and "a do. 5c.
to Sic .saau
The fall In the mats and rugs was very decided. j. c.
Sons velvet mats dropped from 81 to - 90; IL tn
do 81 80 TO u 75 l24 printed druggets suffered
similar decne-irom % l2i to 81 31i; o4 from 81 50
70 22i and superior Dutch hemp from 40. to 400.
Al very materially attribute these heavy declines 10 the
fan in gold. Tho carpets both cottage and ingram.
exception To the rule though perhaps not TO the
sane extent
TIE fine catalogue OF Townsend. Montont & Co.. In
Guiding the Inc dress goods imported by Messrs Charles
Payen 90. and l.. Maillard Co., felt the effect Of
Tie marked decline Only tho samples were allowed to
DO sold 1T the low prcessay decline Of ten to fifteen
per cent.
Tire Philadelphia Pren publishes the jobbers'
" authorized" statement;
Nearly one hundred and fifteen millions Of the
popular Seventhirty Loan had been disposed of up ~
Saturday night last and not morothan fifty millions OF
this particular loan vet remain. IL win be borne In
mind that tho notes sold have little less than two
and hall years 10 before they mature. when the
valuable privilege occurs of their coiveItbility into
Fiyctwenlv Bonds. which have five yeaSs TO run from
Aug Is 1s6T II Ia generally believed that our new and
sbo Secretary. Mr. hcCuoch. fagors tho present p0pn
lar system ofastrbutin oyernmen loans as now hm
To the people Therefore Il II 10 be expected that
after the present issue Of Seven thtes exhausted
the snlo will DO continued upon new ISSUE having
longer period tn run before the valuable privilege Of
Into fvo-twenty Bonds occurs % them
Tie six hundred millions Just authorized BY Congress
will probably as far a. needed he raised from sales Of
the Scvenifty Loan. divided up into three or four
series Of issues say 100 40 cach the
rs series II 100 900 maturing one year later tina
10 present old issuc, and so on making
rioas one. and II holders required ths Loan 10 bo
paid AZ 1aturi. the demand could be met by receipts
rom Interval reverus and other sources. The subscfip
ion agent while endeavoring dispose Of the present
issue rapidly a. possible does rot wish 10 convey he