The New York Herald Newspaper, April 16, 1853, Page 6

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. eee MONEY MARKET. Frivay, April 15—6 P. M. ‘The upward movement in the stock market no. ticed yesterday still continues, but with diminished force. There was considerable activity at the first board to-day, apd most of the fancies advanced a fraction. Morris Canal went up } per cent; Florence and Keyport, $; Parker Vein, }; Phoenix, §; New Creek, 4; Erie Railroad, }; Norwich and Worcester, Rochester, Lockport and Niagara Falls Railroad, 5. Mew Jersey Zinc declined 4 per cent; Crystal Palace, 2; Cumberland Coal, 4; Potomac Copper Company, j; Panama Railroad, k. An active move- ment appears to be going on in Nicaragua, and there are strong indications of an important improvement. There is no reason why this stock should be so much depressed. The company are doing a splendid busi- ness, and its profits must be large. Parker Vein will take a start one of these days that will astonish those who have been unwise enough to sell the stock short. ‘The transportation branch of this company’s basi- ess will, without doubt, pey a handsome profit on its entire capital. Morris Canal is another | promising stock. Very large purchases have lately been made for Philadelphia account, and | there are heavy holders in this city who could not be induced to sell at. a handsome advance | on present prices. A land project, in connection | with the company’s property at Jersey City, is the | principal cause of the advance in market value. If this contemplated improvement is made, the actual value of the stock will ultimately be beyond all present anticipations. Cumberland Coal is decided- ly sick. It appears impossible to get up a movement in this stock except it is a downward one, and that it will be difficult to arrest. It is the impression of many who have visited the compayy’s property and closely investigated the company’s affairs, resources, and prospects, that in less than two years the con- cern will be #retrievably bankrupt. Hudson River. Harlem, Reading, and Erie Railroads, do not move mauch either way. The bears have got lately made | an onslaught on either one of them, being satisfied | for the present to keep a moderate line of contracts outstanding. ~The probability is that those stocks | which at present are buoyant and have every appear- ance of improving will not long be sustained. Seve- ral of them have all the elements of increasing | value, but the’ evidences do not seem to be yet strong | enough to insure permanency in avy rise in market | value. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Tressnr- | er of this port to-day amounted to $102,171 71; | payments, $7 30—balance, $6,983,675 45. | There was nothing new at the second board. The | demand has somewhat subsided, but prices remain | about the same. | Foreign exchauge for remnitianes by the steam- | ship Atlantic, from this port to-morrow (Saturday) for Liverpool, has thus far been quite We have no change of consequence to make in our | Sales, Bills on London we quote at 94 a 94 per cent | premium; on Paris, 6f/15 a 5f.13§; Amsterdam, | 403 a 41; Bremen, 7940 794; Hamburg, 36] a 334. | The steamship America, at Boston, from Liver- | pool, does not bring any important or interesting | financial or commercial news from Europe. The | principal markets, both as regard prices and de- | mand, remain nearly the same as previously quoted. No change in American securities. | The Boston Journal, of the 14th iast., says:— Holders of stock in the Edgeworth Company, on the | 9th instant, are entitled to their proportion of the new | stock, by paying therefor at the average price of sales | at the stock board on the 12th, provided notice of their | intention to do so is given to the treasurer of the cor- | transfer agent in New York, on | The sales on which the valua- tion is based, were 100 shares at 53%, and 200 at 57. | if any one im this city can tell us what all this | means, we should like to be informed. The move. | ments of this Edgeworth Land Company, for come | time past, bave been of rather a mysterious character. | Tt might, with a great deal of truth, be called a close corporation. The stockholders have not seen or hearti of a report for three or four years, and no one | outside of the direction (and we doubt much if there | is inside) knows anything about the position or prospects of the company’s affairs. business of the management appears to be issuing new stoek. The Great Northern Lead Company have just re- ceived from their mine in St. Lawrence County a large collection of rich and beautiful specimens, and a sample of their lead, cast into pigs, a large quantity of which will be in the market in a few days, The — prospects of the stockholders are peculiarly bright, and the fact that large returns will be realized is | placed beyond all question. Casualties may delay the result, but cannot seriously aifect the interests of | the compary, which was organized, not for stock Fpeculations, but with the avowed object of developing the resources of the nines, and they are carrying it | bt out with praiseworthy judgment and energy. The | beautiful collection of specimens may be seen at the | Re office of the company, No. 47 Wall street. After adjournment of the first board to-day, Mr. | 5S. Draper sold auction, the following stocks, | bonds, &¢.:— | ; City Fire Insurance Co. 10 do. Howard Life do. 30 de. National Fire do. 36 ©«6do, North American 1, do. North Carolina Copper © ny stock . wie fee i itntos<as< 24 sLare: Brooklyn and Jamaica’ Plank Roa Company Ae 5 chares Ocean Steam Navigation Cocpany Boston, Concord and Montreal Ex- on Serip stock... shares Canandaigua 109 do. tion 3 do. Bonds of the Junction road Company of Obio 100 bonds of the city Cincinnati, of $1,000 each, due in 1882, intorest and principel payable in New York.... 1 bend Ashuelot Railroad Company, of 1,000, Int mortgage § per cent interoet.’. 5 100 do. 2 borde Builaio and State Line aga, 8 int morta ¢ in 1866, of $1,000 each, 7 per cemt i aK, 1 pond of the Oh Compan 60 sliares Delaware aus Hudson Canal Co. The annexed officiel statement, from the Tr surer of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, | exhibita the cost of the road west of Cumberland up to the 12th day of April, 1853 : | Barrymore any On10 Rarnoan—Cost or Wesrery Sx The principal | H Cost of road west of Cumberland, exclusive of interest, machinery, &c., to the above date, inclusive i Add for outstanding bills pay- " $6,109, able om account of contract- j s . $71,883 00 | 1 340 00 3,240 06 58,000 00 H ———— $145,092 17 | TotW. ssevees ++ nine | 87,114,662 98 | Due for coupon bonds of 1886... . $363,009 92 Due by cash ongspecial deposit wi 120,000 00 | Duo by Myrchants’ Bank. .. 188,077 49 Due by revenue in Wheeling, including out- standing debts there.....0.. seseevsee 49,620 00 Due by outstanding reranae due by Fest Offioe Department and individuals in Bal | timore. erties 69,407 55 | $780,176 05 a. "$56,000 00 Dust for iptren to be remitted to Mngland on Maryland Bonds, . esos eseeee sss 200,400 00 — ——— 157,000 00 | Totel,.... seenenee pool $573,175 05 The ¢arnings of the main stem and branch for the month of March ia each of the past two years ‘Were as annexed :— GB Barrons anv Onio RamnoaD—MontaLy Maan Stem, 1852. 1863. $46,372 58 169,894 79 Total... 6.4. $119,008 26 $21 ~fhe§ segue | an ine for March’ 1853, over Mare h of = 976,286 07 for freight, and $20,883 04 ‘pa eoking the total increase of receipts on the main Wad Branch. 1862, 1853, $23,039 97 $46,711 61 "1 7,198 36 8,441 41 Total... . $81,198 82 964,168 08 Thia shows that the increase on the W qo freight— $21,771 €1 for s, $1,248 06 "king total of 825,018 me The total receipts on the two roads (the main stom aad vo Washington bianob) were as follown:— March, have been $814,584 81. The expenses of the road during the same period were $534,940 07. The interest on the capital invested in the con- straction of the road west of Cumberland has been charged to capital, the road not having been re- Ported as in a state for active business until the opening of “Board Tree” Tunnel, on the first of April. The earnings of the Washington branch have been $201,473 79, and the net revenue, after de- ducting the State’s bonus (say $32,891 55), for the half year, amounted to $117,723 49. A dividend of | five per cent has been declared on the W: branch, and a surplus of $54,128 49 carried to the account of the next half year. The total expenses of the branch have been $50,853 75. The aggregate receipts for the mouth of March from both rouda, amounted to the large sum of $270,420 839—a more satisfactory result than has ever been realized since the road went into operation, The Comptroller has made public the following proposals for the loan of four hundred and sixty-seven | thousand dollars :— Fis fycxs or THE Srate or Nuw Yorx. BIDS YOR LOAN. ©. Holden, 4 per cent, 1. Frizelie dO.... C, 8. Wilson, 5 bi cent. lo 000 De. 000 * De. 000 Do. Cy Do. De William Coleman J. Thompron.. BF. Bancroft, Do William Watson De c. 0. Faistead J. Gould . Do. 23822 8 322283 38 EERERED e & SERRER ZES83 Bi g s 25,000 The following were accia after the hot ceiy ing spe! had ie as published : Accra, four per cent, 0. five do. . ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of foreign dry goods entered at this port for | consumption, for warehousing, and the withdrawals from warehouse, during the week endiag end in- cluding Thursday, April 14th, 1863 :— Movewerts ty Formonx Drv Goons, Entered for Consumption, Mane COTTON, MANUFACTURES OF FLAX. Phys. Value, Pigs, Value. Cottons......, 484 106,734 Linens ...,... 474 $102,797 | Colored do.?!) 57 10,914 m 49° 11,459 4 603 8,199 2,006 20 4409 Manut’s’ of 1,246 Total....... 568 $125,126 MISCELLANEOUS. Us $34,! 832 56 32 Straw goods. . Embroidery... Millinery. Feath’s & ® Collars & eulls 2 Lather gloves. 12 Kid do. 4 Wear. ay 6 Total.. MANUFACTURES OF WOOL. Woolens. 168 $72,336 Clothe. . 2 Pongee: 8. and 8. & Wersted. §. and linen, Gloves Werinc shirts. 3 1,053, Braids and, 24 9,042 Carpeting... 85 23,709 Manuf's of... 5 1,757 Total. 709 224 441 Withdrawn from Warehouse MANTPACTCRES OF WOOL. MANUFACTURE! OF COTTON. Value m one to tio ae | millions, and attach little weight as to the cost of s101 ) | some English tunnels, cited in newapspor a ticles, 208 | as they were made of gigantic a ize, peo | when railrood tunne was not ur nd 2,182 2 | being thrdugh wel clay, required yery expensive | = | 71 $24,802 a A oF SIX. | The committee are satisfied the tunnel may be £. oa 5 | made in four years,cither with or without the ma- | 1 ‘ou | chine, which worked to their sot n. Consider- mo Fp | ing the tunnel essential to tho prosperity of the 4 187 F | State, and not seri injurious to the Western 10 2,587 | Railroad, which derives nine-tenths of its net income Total... rr) $14,008 “5 from the local business, and little profit from the Entered for Warehouse, through trade, which bes been for some years divia- MANUPACTY Wc or wom. jehing, they recommend the passage of the bill. "hege. value. Ys $15,514 Stock Bxchen: 1 316 8534's 760110 60 she Park C Co.b10 3 92 ie Inc Bas, .53 0 . 9 2,843 2 09 | 1000 E RR Cy Baa 71. “130 ©. and worst’ Fd §ynt Manuf'aree ef 17 3188 | ee nearer 100% F ; dia Co B30 Stuf goods... 5 — | i pet Bs 9 dO... | Blankets wee "4 Total....... 99 $56,022 | 60 shs Union Pank ns 00 do 5 MANUFACTURES OF SILK | 20 Chatham Bank... 104 100 N¢ 4 $4,792 | [0 Hanover Bank... 109 16 | 50 Metropolitan Bk 70 6 CFACTORES OF FLAX. 2 | +++ 123 $28,025 3 | 600 Morris Cenal,..63 2325 200 do... ., 6 | 2 mise 8. — — Straw goods 7 $2,818 = Total...... 106 $29,176 | RECAPITU® ATION. Entered for Consumption. i —1853,—— * 4 Pkg. Pigs. Value, Manuf. of wool..... 460 8 7 $224,441 ou National ins Co . 600 120 178,069 | Sony ieecheses ? @ 563 305,289 | 1509 Canton Co... nae 18: 608 125.136 | “yo Cyyntal Palacn, Miscellaneous, , m6 267 180,498 | 19 Now Jersey Zin Totals, 1,796 $504,956 9,880 $1,010,013 | 100, | do. ? Toate 100 Mintgm’r. ising Withdrawn from Warehouse. | 1200 #lor & Manul. of wool....se 142 98,465.71 rao... bab 159 b 38 250 Nor & Wor RRb3 64 % #0 40... B60 BE 24 200 Reading Bit ns a7 126 $99,047 99 Ba,822 103 20,176 12328, 7 ceseess 1,005 $66,607 Gol $190 818 ing put on’ market 1862. 1853, week ending April 14,.... $675,537 $1,092,506 Excess, for the week, this year..............., $417,069 Wo have observed more activity in the dry goods trade during the past week. It has been occasioned by the in creased demand which has set in from country bayers and local jobbers. These have allowed their supplioy to diminish, until they have nearly ail disappeared from the stores wherein they were exhibited previous to dis. tribution, On this account dealers are disposed te opor rate with greater freedom, which inclination, with the evident falling off in the imports, exerts a very salutary influence upom the business here, which now affords stronger indications of a prosperous spring traffic than it has done for some time back. The inquiry for brown shootings and shirtings bas been more animated, aad « 2 | the mile, vbliterate seven entire miles of o fe pane tae feteh very full and shirtings are very freely | are very readily purchased at the quotations given in our last. Lawns do not appear quite so brisk. Dealers have been holding back for the sale of Lodi goods, which is progressing to-day. Messrs. Haggerty, Jones & Co. are | the auctioneers, and the catalogue which they are sell- | ing embraces the entire products of the Lodi Works up | te this date. It is unusually rich, and likely to bring | satisfactory prices. Some of the styles offered are quite | Bovel and creditable. We are informed that the cloths | upon whieh they are printed were imported from Eng- | land; but this fact does not detract from the merit due | to the Lodi Company for the skilful and tasteful manner | in which they have been finished. Nankins are ns last represeated. Osnaburghs are uoithor abundaat nor ae tive, but maintain their former value yery well. Printing cloths are not freely taken, ax there prevails among buyers an impression that the pretty ample and nccumulating stock will occa- | sion a degree of languor in prieos that may enable | purchasers to obtain supplies at casier rates than (hose now current. Whether such a depreciation will oovar is | not easily ascertained, but from present appearances we | avo inclined to think some reduction must be wade to | effect large salos. ‘The prezent disposals of prints cleared | there eut of the market s0 effectually that somo didticul | ty is now exporionced im procuring solect makers at any + yates under the utmost Agures of last woek, Poor styles are casily secured, but are not needed, and many of them are likely te go into the auction rooms. Stripes are more abundant and dull—still they are very stilily b | Very little change can be noticed in silks, wick are and in good demand, Tho following is a comparative | statement of the siipmenta heuce, between April Ist | and 13th :— 1862, 1855, Cotton goods, packages... 116 4, Woolleps aro in moderate bot not active demand. ‘The light stock and high prices asked doter purchasers. | Many of these seem (o think that thore is sufficient wool | inthe country to render the present elevated range of | prices for manufactured goods nnsustainadle. | am erroneous idea, deduced from the suppo | more wool ie now grown by American farmers | merly, which, were oven such the caso, as it isnot, woald not damage’ prices of goods, as it is bat too well | known that our wants demand’s vastly greater amount of goods than at any previous period In our histary, aad | to produce that awonnt it is obvigus that a targer supply | of the raw materia! is neode | expecting a reduction in the price of | tures frouf any influence which a | thongh slightly inereased produ | exert. Blankets are more freely ba | be still more so but far the enhanc 4 ut rather lower prices, ick pormanent atylos mre rather rare, and nieded, at full Cloths are in good | supply and quiet, but steady. Holders look coal | forward io the revival of the demand for the | trado, er ® market for those stocks ai re prices. Delainos aro still. ina: so tithe autumu sets in, firm, but not very freoly tender Tnerease, 4,116 mauufns: ef wool ot nerative y to romain talosble and sand j | are’dull and languid. "The | sell readily and wed ; othor | Tweeds ase scarce and | The animation in the fore’ | existed last week still conti | Private factors are not much: busier, but the #ucti: | are doing a great deal more, The fulling off of the im ts has occuriad very oppertunely, aud exercises a 4 cidedly faverable influcuce up Be partislly counteracted by the cagerr | to clear their rtores ay early and e They have offered theiy puppies very fre lar market, and failing to sell therm swiflly | they have crushed, them into the auction ‘roon | they are quick'y, thowch unsarisfa | ie thus the spring trade is t | siness of auctioneers is increas’ | ae freely bought, beeause of a slight concessio: | made by factors. Tito very largo euction sal articles are now in progress, one consisting portion of the importation of Mevsrs. Banlard & at the salee room of the Forters, in the other, comprising an ample a ment, recently imported, at the sales ruc of Wi'mord | Hoguet & Huinbert, in Bea treet. There tw | naw engage the attention of buyers, who | freely and advantageous!: British fancy g ° active, but otherwise unchenged, as they are | larzo av pply ard exhib vard wndoucy. manufectures ere aaicab’ firm. Am¢ | apnounced at present is one tv take pla tou | merding & Mount’s sales room, ¢c | 20@ packages Iinen good:, ixported by Messrs. Mitchell & | Pate. Whatover effect its result may have on the trade | we canpot now say, but its anuouncement has limited the purebsses of linens during the past few days. in relation to the action of the Joint Special Com- mittee of the Legislature of Massachusetts, in & of granting the aid of the State to the “Ff nel” Railroad Company, the report arrives at the following conclusi at the tuanel route will make a reduc nity two to se niles in distance between Troy and the ci joston, and all the northern towns of Massachosetts—that | it will reduoo the evramit elevation 040 fect, perpan- Gicularly diminish the grade from £3 to 3) fest to 8 and is on thi | place a ferry that costs $25,000 yearly, by «h and enable a freight engin: take twenty-Ave freight cars in place of ten to fourteen number on the three divisions of the Wes ducing the cost of transportation about | and enabling Boston to participate in the westera | business, amounting to thrce and a half mil- | lions of tons on the Hudson, and increasing at | the rate of more than half a million | ly. The committee are satisfied. from the evid | that the tunnel will ventilate itscl’, us the steam and Hones the lallacy of | comparatively | smoke are proved to condense against the roof and | give ne trouble. As respects the | it proved by the testimony of Gen Ba‘dwin, Messrs. Swift, Whistler, Neil, F | Jumes Hayward, and eminent Eng | that the cost of the tennel will range fi ao, do, do WNY&NARR, ‘3 iM 55 Pauw ag » 93 125 M4N Ind 122 800 RUB NEPRi b3 130 2 Sixth Avemue Kit, 117 BOARD. fi ahs Canton Co.... 98% oe bs 133 100 do bb, 60 Parker C'l Co. b@0 » do...... 100 SROOND 600 sha Mortis Col. 23 860 40 ‘b30 143, 100 Stoningtn BR.HIO 53” | Ww 80 10.4480 53 5 Panama RR,,,,,. 125 Erie RR ‘| were made of | | 118 a i Re i Mi gan, with favorite State, ‘and Michigan at $1 8154 a $4 at $46255 a $4873; a canien $5 25: extra Indiava, Michigan and Ohio at $6 68%; and extra Genesce at $6 124 « 96 por bel, Cane dian and held at $5, in bond, ber barrel. Southern seemed active and firm. re were 3, of, to the trace and to eiipgarniot Oe 9, 0s for mixed $5 25 a $5 60 for tnd $6 50% 96 60'for fancy. por Ubl.. liye float a eae ingly bought at $375 for fine, and $4 for auperiiua, per tn deen tieal’ van trace: ta Gommawd af Getter priaet: ‘The sales reached 300 bbls Jerrey at $3, and 500 Brandy- wine at $450 per Dbl. . Wheat continued quiet but steady. The diasentiont views of parties respecting prices checked Insinesa. We beard that 9,000 bushels Ohio mixed were procured af $1 14. Rye romatned im request at uniform rates; 2,000 bushels brought 0c. Nothing new ooourred in barley. Oats were more ry A after and rather light er, we quote them at S6c. a 490. for inferior to prime southern; 46. a 48c. for Jersoy; 480.8 5°0 for Ohio sud Pennsylvania; 50e. a b2c. for Canadian, Stato, aad . orn, orm, and S2e- a bile. for choiee Chicago, por bushel. was leas abundant and in better demand at risin: Sales have been made of 23,000 bushels at 590 0 0) unsounds 62 D8 Obs, for white; and 65c. n Ove. for yellow Southern, p Caxias ——dionld tallow wore inae good inquiry prevailed for adamantin : for sperta at Be. 4 8vc., apd 400. 9 42e., for plain and paient, per th., respectively. Convia’ did pot appear so brick. The sales embraced 200 mate Java, ab11ige.; 160 bogs Laguayra, at 9340. a 10c, find 500 Rio, ai 94¢0. a 100, per Ib, Covren.-Yellow yaetal could be hnd at 29¢,, while sheathing cominanded 300. for old, und 6s, for new, er Ib Corton.—The Amerien's advicost have strongthenod holders, and cansod renewed inquiry—resulting in xale of 200 bolas at prices showing an advance of 340. the last two days. Wo now quote— ine LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION, Onna te Inferior... « 8% a 8% | 83 w 8% Low to good ord os ald 93g a10 Low 16 good tid, 1035 ally ef 6 ally Was UM | al2 Firm Orackera.—Wo heard that 800 boxes Canton, 40 packs, changed hands at $1 46, usual terms, Fisr.—Some 1,700 quiatals’ dry cod were roporthd ay having been sold’ to-day, at $8 3114 a $3.50, par 100 Ibs, Mackerel and herring ruled quiet at former quotations. FP —The day's business included 100 boxes layer raising, ut $3.20; 800 bunch do., at $276; 200 cluater do., at $1 20; 1,000 boxes (of 60 Ibs. each) Loxia do., at 51gc., and 5 cases citron at 230 FRHGeM.—Kngagements were Ii waiting letters per stoamor Ax 29 onr lant ¥e- port, 10,660 bales of cotton were engagod on private supposed a fraction sbove 5:1. Flour was at and grain at about 6d. Th raged a 0c. per foot measurement tralin there was no change to notice. The fi r of the § ich was to sail to-day, waa fail o? paason gers. Nimrod was to follow in Messrs, Ogden & Ca weron’s line, and was rapidly Bling up. Hay —There wero 400 balow obtained, 100 the Flows wore in fa Tron. Scot utare deliv 1 heard that ‘at Slo, cash, por demand. at 20c, a 2: pig on the spot was no: y il was pretty actively sbi in May, per Ib. A, stock, and somo- ¢ 32 por hor limited ckland was more sought after, at common, and $1 60 for lump. par Dbl Morass was pretty brisk, and, steady. amounted to 100 hhd. bi eo. ton, Navar #rorm—Turpentine was held at $4 973g a $5 for crude, and S4e, u 55c. for «pirits. A parcel of 150 bbls. tar fetchad $2.50. Resin was olivred at $1 85 for North 0) afloat. cousideradio extant to day. Linssed exhibited increased activity. About 14,000 gallons found buy 4c. for wholorale lots of Englis, and 680. a 67c.- fox eovell pareela Amerienn and Lnglish, per gallon, Nothing addi i travspired in other kinds, Provistons.—Pork was pretty active and mach mors yaluabie. ‘The sales amonnted to 800 bbla., Wostern prime, aud $1575 for de, moss; and higher pri ere subsequently arked. Pickled meats rate salted eats were more needed. E and $150 for Wilmington common, per bbl, prised 500 b O55 and 2,000 kegs prime, at 10 uinined as Yast represented. The Dolan at $3 60 a 8 ry prime, $675 a city do. for country mass; $12.a $1 do. $12.50 0 815 for repacked Chicago; $1 8 $21 for prime mess, por tlerce, in price, from $13 f laary to 816 for e=tra, per 220 ibs. Butter was in better suppiy and rather dull, We quote ie 28c. for State: Cheese rendit: Rear Estate er—The centre boord sc burthen, built in New Jers Brooklyn riy—House feet from Gates avenue, | 1 lot on Downiag stract, he rear of the above, $: house and lot on C wue, 26 feet from Van Buren, ou Warren sitet, newer Smith, sr and lot on Wyckoff street, 1M 00. beokes and lot on 20 by 100 fae, $2 5; corner of Hoyt, 20 by Ginary to p ‘ S¥EDS.—Clover was in slack requ hy some at 133;¢ , and by othors at 14 +t, at 18¢., and held er lb, We heard oi no important transuctions in othor kinds. Soar.—There were boxes Castile purchased at 102f per ib. Svears, though being less acti pretty brisk for the seacon, end @ Soles have beep shade of 800 luhds prime muscovado, at 4% c., Orleans on terms not made pubiic. ‘ALLOW was rathor inapimate. Ibs. sold, at 94ye. per Yb. Teas were in better deman: oon passed off with gre paid for nearly all the catalogu withdrawn, We annex the deta: nary to very and 100 bhde. Now There Lavo been 6,000 The auction held thir Gle.; 41 do. 46c.; 48 ‘io. 44 103 do, ive a Oolong 18 bf chests Ble ; 160 do. 296. 28 do. Shc.; 96 do. % 160 do. 29 8 ge 42 de 235605 623. do, 3%. 18 half che: he host chests and 61 chests le. ; f cheats snd 58 chests 20%. ; 27 cheats 20 alf chaste 190.; 50. Byson’ Twenkay— chests 251¢ WHISKEY wan more act e, but nothing higher. Sales 80 bbls. p: son, at 22\c.; and 100 bhdy, per gallon, cash. Je im Boston, of which we gave a part, has been the chief foature of the I report wo now submit. ‘There was a of buyora, but they not eviaoe much ding, and the following shows the rosult, washed Mestiza, Wige. @ 21%; 206 103gc. a 136 ; 116 do. do, Buenos washed Buenos Ayres, 12 & 15340. 264 do. washed Entre Rive, 15440. a 100.; washed Creole, 12!40.; 8 do. washed San Nicholas, 16¢ 3¢,; 5 do. onwashed Puna, 1 imation in b in, 215 bal bales unwashed Ayres, 9340. 61036 unwarhed Cordova. weehed African, soehed Slax, black and gray Crimea, ¥ do, white, Crimea, 1834, 6 do. black oy pray three quarter washed Crimea, 1i};c.; So, binck and gray limed Crimes, 1346, per Ib., nix mooths, 1d Jeara of no transaction privet sale, Anextensive nuction sale of domeyti foreign is to be made on Wednesday noxt, RROMPTS OF PRODUCE. Br Henson River Boar 2,427 bbla. 1 whiskey, €9 packages eheene, 173 do. york, 7 do. butter, £0 do, wool, 16 do. leather, and 2,211 sidgs loniber. By nw Raitkoav.--460 bla. flour, 240 packages hays, 66 do. hay, 80 do. leather, 318 do. apples, LOcattle, 6 horse, 40 ihwep, 187 bogs, 68 paokges butter, 8,292 aides ther. fi 449 ae, IMPORTATIONS rok THY Were. Bleaching powder—07 tos. A wagon loads, Collee= 2,016 bags Cotton —26 bales. Corks—H0 bales, Cheae—170 cares, 13 bbls, Dyes—292 caves indigo, 41 casks argols, 250 ckw maddor. Druge—1 cask bay water, 67 onske and 1 balew cream tartar, 56 cases asnences, 31 casew licorien paxte, 126 cases flour of sulpbur, 34 pkgs autimong, 1,200 cks soda, 437 casks coda aab, 1,181 cantars brimstons, 1,350 baz) surnae, 220 bxs and 117 casks chemicals, 5 balos ant 49 bbls, glue, 20 begs gum wrablo, 63 pkgs arrow root, 2 bagw gum myhr, 69% bags gum eopal, 6 cuska angar_of lead, 2’ Daca alloos, 20 casks salamo- 1d bas cansia, 36 bxs magnesia, Dry gooda— per Froblug, 689 do. Luropo, 18 do. Fanny, 67 do. Wellington, 1,078 do. Andon, 2a do. New World, 11 do. Dolphin, 44 do. Alnbama, 209 do. Manhatten, 8 do. Havas, U6 Hen Ciny, it do, Pidela, 213 do, George ion, ti do, FY Go, Cousiitution, 106 4a. Wm. Rathbone, 988 do. Yorkshire. Fire Cracker boxex, Fish—20 half bbis. mncke bbls, herrings, 6 quarter bbls. nal dried codfish. Fruit—4,0v8 pine apples, 160. bbl nota, 1.616 bunches bananas, 105 bales, bogs of almond, 1€9 bales nuts, 1 bale 100 kegn raisins, 60 bags. tilborts, 2,257 boxes Jomon a . wal. 100 boxes, 645, ied vegetables, 268 6,860 Foxes orai 483 boxes tomatoes, coooanuts, 2,200 stains, 92 bage dates, raries —20 pi mare's = Honey—8 bbls. Hair-—00 2, 824 bi 23 casks salted ‘Sloe, 408 sheep shina; 91 call do.; 7 bles deor eking; 11 puteia, Horna—60, 828, Tyory~-138 tnaks, Tron 612,006 as shippers were | J, while for ght aftor, aud we | June and July, | , Pex ton, customary | ther whale nor sperm was purchased to any | at $13 50 for 188 do | § y and | ADVERTISEMENTS B ew ste BEVE ENEWED EVERY DAY. NTH PAGE. es AVARUING AND Ne eee eee A boar WHO ReLOwns I ‘with partial leased for a term of tic commodions house epponite St. John’s fod blo euita of rooms to let, wi tions will now bo received Prosont residenco, 65 Varick A Wipow Lapy wav roqnires, would let, one Uemnn, with bowrd fer the} addroae Widow, Hora}d Y AND CHILD 01 IT OF ROOMS, Tet, furnished, to piico for & comfortablo partiel board, The bi ene, Croton water, ée. hear Eighth avenne. Lighth and two through Eighth avenue oats. IN gent! ing quiot and retired, this a ome, iat 0 small, at 20 Wost Twonty. ‘Two lines of stag moving at May. Anne ER HOUSE IS DETROWS or of Je Mt Toke with all the pro aa eters thoy cam have, alt the Jeasant. home, up town. fo, 9 St. Georse’e plave, Eas pply on the pre: i nietegath street, PARTMENTS TO LET.—MRS. ALNWICK HAVING ears from the first ny next, ark teens corset iil have tw three vory desiva: ith or without bonrd. Applica from first claus persons &. her street. ING MORE ROOM THAN SHE or twa rooms te» Indy and gen- iy. 79 persons desirous o} levirabl ad; ive je opportunity. Please W Bis BOARD IN A A PRI- mn the one side A ity, not OR SINGLE APARTMENTS, TO lemon willing to pay 8 liberal ; gonteel family, with a6 wil the modern improvements, 1 stir run thro the Ninth avenue, bosides References TLIES WITHOUT eae ‘OR SINOLE GEer bert G r moe oe crniaicds with or wishout | aint boned in oe built new ith bath, gas, o., oan be at No.7 ect Tecury seventh streets a fow deere teas RIVATE BOARD —FURNISHED ROOMS FOR A Poe euros ate wife, and two or th gentle. ment vacated street, between Fourth svenue nnd page To ORNTLEMEN, OR A GENTLEMAN AND BIS wife, can ‘he noconimodnted with pleasant rooms snd Jonra, on the second mily, at zis Weat foor of a fino house, with a private Sight rs renuo railroads ‘Thirty-first street, near t! wo RESPECTABLE ¥ YOUNG MEN CAN BE ‘ACGOM- hy’ modated with teoat fe gentlemen and iis wi ‘int ofiag WO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN noms, Tarnished or unfurnished. with gag bathe, fee, in ¢ new 2, on the eeoond shird floors, with ial board, om the family private; loc 4 a with T ho mete vate terms ieinity of Seoo: Brondway, Addres TANIED—BOARD FOR TWO OIALS, RIOT Anew ts ro of age in Breoklyn. 4 forred, Aluress Hy, Herald offs on ee Waits NTED—BY A MEDICAL MAN, AN OFFICE, WITE beard for elf and” wile. Addroas, with terms, location, ¥. K. Broadway Post Of ‘Those only having leases, fioidea with. ANTED — ROARD, BY A YOUNG MAN, IN A plain family, whore there are fow or no ath boarders. Terme, for ire int ‘and tea, aud dinner on Su exoer ong! tion not alove Ninetesnt Address P. F. office, with terms, £0, DHE A he modern impovement. A$ MW Attorney street, newr Gri \TLEMAN CAN board. Apply st 2 urtial bond in 9 private fainily, 11S WIPE, OR SINGLE GEN- MAN AD tlemen, can obtain board at No. 1) Stuyvesant street, hotweon Niwth and Tenth atrocts. ti ‘The house contains a! BE ACCOMMODATED WITH Location pleasant— and. PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE A GEN- tleman and wife withgp! nt unfurnished rooms and or 396 Pearl stroet, TANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, A FUR- nished room, in a frivate family, (widow proferred) In Brooklyn, ¢ Indy only, and paid im advance ifderired. Address B, F. G., Brooklyn Post Onioe. wn NTED—IN THE COUNTRY, OR A part of Brooklyn, board for a lady with one chil months old, from the Ist of May, It is a healt, good ol will give no trouble. Her hus! and will i" Ske! will fupnieh, her own, svom, if Advance, References exchanga B., at tho Horald offies. i) five 1d, quires Pidase address OARD.—A LARGE 4D room will be let to a Hoglo rentlemen, in a fret second struct. Loe being near Fifth partios of the first rei token, mone of 2 PARLOR AND SQUARE BED- gontloman ond bis wife, or two Jase house, No, 48 Wout Tw sat olteible in tu9 ety, jadison Park, None but and potability need apply.” No children OARD.—TWO OR THREE GED nodsted with hoard, oor: | Senth Brooklyn, sbout ten ferry or Hawtin avenue. F.H., Brooklyn, Herald OARD.— tui d, shows and term avenue, corner v1 BY RD.—CHVIC and third floor: with all the modo: ta hurlog st to be Also, very savant single | Apply at No. 76 | Boar LET UN J with howd dwoin # AD; 2 is in Lev 20 a reference. Broadwa, fi fast and tei KD--WAN fo, in w quiet and ree in Ninth street, near ® pITS or ROOMS, ON. mprovemonts and siogantly ‘Twonty-t thy ds Payment of board required in ad Addross, for free days, Mri. B., y ‘mot $5 per wi is Address M. 8 OOM WANTED—UNFURNISHED, WITH by 9 gontieman, in the vicinity of thand Kightesath strecta, ina ie. utes walk from oi Roferenves exobanged. office. Address A FIRST OL. will lot the rnished or not, with or without fal. The house will be ing at No. 39 Greenwich y apply root. SECOND let in first class stone houso, Roferences oxchanged. L atrest, SED) FROM 1ST MAY, » front parlor on first floor, with son strest, between Frenklim 00 yor Aud daughter.) Heral REAK- Broad> Address Box peotable tax P 190 aan be enjoyed, inth ANTED BY. ara bub and tos , nee and Urealtiast tieman, Terms must be m Post office. Address, with terms und particular ‘A GENVLRMAN AND HIS ‘ate family, for the Indy, Md dinner on Sundays, Yor tho gon Roferences exchangod. Inquirer, box 1,715 odera te, t Pl pose L¢ DIN: 6 REC pe AR aty-fourth sure dern improvements o @ oxchan) RESPE! u thoy F ling to pay & ferences, need id a r part board; single ro board $1.54 per floor, f the third f or, har they would giv OARDING.-ROOMS TO LET, FURNISHED OR UN- ard, at 149 Spring AND Jomen, required 0 "Se. Charles Hotel, oR AND BE furnished 0; eho will olub tog without children or Wet Twensy- in the im- 3 s house has ail t location, Ro: It Prince CIA), OK LY minutes ¥ Rofer Faivon rereet AND IN BROOKLYN Bou, WANT! thin ten rain! yate family preferred. Ad fe ncos oxellunye coe OARD WANTED LN gentlemon, with Lroa! Bld Post O1 OAKD WAD Wanted, a pi Caphotie pi City Hall. OARD WAY | Boars own aparcments tee, end dinnor required, Loo The 7 n Sunday ion, Wont s ot to exon: nck be aecommodated N—d ttable for & 3 wall as Ly fpat and tea, i votaw Tyaltes Address Aud! 1 por Wook. from May lst ins ronpestabit privat ond mervant. OARD IN HOBOKE board, can} nia h E | } JOARD ON STAT within a half wile ofa stoe: 146 Weat street, hotwoon th t ing more room than © gind to lot, with partial bo Fooms on rec ‘oot, with pleneantly looate Apply at © Maodowgnl stree JOUNTRY BOARD.—A J fervent, and tyre | family on Now York: y evening. at Of Senet root, ror Box SLA board in the oountry can | OARD TO GENTLEMEN TAD are &p above So & prive ying en, 2 ond mboat Is hours 8 —A SMALL FAMILY, ILAV- to cooupy, would bo not, tro very pleasant 8 attached. Monee vor OWA Wt ae ard o pan ‘and overy comfort of & home rualitud ef, Loar Rlereker. GENTLEMAN, WIFR, aid times a dey to Yieal by ) onthe, by & amnll fom Pigetant pecplo, near the ci Adar bon Cw with ywieh Howed for four or five 1 Joge for worvent end washt drost Philo, Horald office pha na vg dont WB route your TRY DOARD WANTED, DURI QUINT FAMILIES i, on Procpaet ill xt Souayler. Also, fsem Stages usd woveral al ebureh ok ER tcituation, with will b# no other Post Ofheo, 0, NEAR THW CITY. — nmily, numbering avoat sight, nentha, from Tet way, With privie ng; moar watce proverrod, dd- ily, | to the oars and tw: f fret Choose wert i diate avenue, 00 INDIA RUBBER COATS, OF A SUPERIOR 5, quality, suited for exportars’ and jobbors’ trad tor aale hy the manufacturers, at the very lowest rates. th “ROGERS & WYCKOFF, 23 Suc tinndt stroot, ors to H. H. Day. MAN-WITHOUT WHISKERS IS A COMMON 0G- currence now-a-days. Graham's Onguent will fe whinkers and moustaches to, grow in six weeks strong, uriant, and + and without staining or injuribi the ny on the roota al ype bottle, sent to asy the ovuntry. R. G. ‘GitalTAa $8" Ana street, Building. RIDAL CARDS, INVITATION, ADDRESS, AND AT hong cards, business cards, bill heads, portraits, diplo- ile of exchange, book and inagazine work, KE HLS half price engraving and printing office, Ma Fulton street. N. q or sale, copper pls pl pots, £0. Testi- he depot of the oom- pnokacor of 290 poundsand upwards, OF 25, 0, aud 10) ponnils, by Re BOGERE, t, 125 Poarl street and 72 Beaver streot. RUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT THE BRUSH factory 7 Feari street, Sranklin square. | A su- perior quality of paint lenghes constantly. on hand, Alt articles at the lowest factory prices. JOHN K. HOPPEL, 337 Pearl strest, Franklin square. ES Cine IRON BEDSTEAD WAREROOMS—SPRING /, Battrons and. padding 44704. —Tron bedsteads, all sires, ealdl § mattresses and elassie pait- Heco at halt thoweunl prices sande in tho bent manne. (OU mattroeses altered to nent spring inattresses, $5. to $12. Pri- vate dwellings, hotels and seminaries furuished. No. 636 Broadway, above Spring street, (avn FROM LYON— Louk ow} for false certificates, That humbne for itoalf crontesl Soe those of Chilton and of Reed— i Men worthy of yo Lyon'a Mngnotio Powdor ‘Two etrong vertificntos of theirs, Wrapned round exch cunsater of sn, + Proolaiming harmless all within. If then you would the bedbugs slay, Or fleas, or ‘To Lyon's, 5 Go, fFyou' would not bo ma ‘Phe price—rodnced—is but ‘aaattert bea: | E¥IANCR SALAMANDER SAFES—GAYLER'S PA- tent.—ROBERT M. PATRICK is the sole manufacturer in the United States of the above celobrated safes—to whisk the highest premiura hag just boon awarded by the Commit- tee of the Metropolitan dclinmiors iurtivute ot Washington, and ¥. C- Gofin’s impenetrable defiance looks-—tse ace safes and locks combined in the world. Do Joh strect, corner of Gold; after lst May, No. Ba've Pearl atrect, one door below Maiden Inne. aga PERIGORD PRESERVES AND EATABLES S94 Br ‘the proprietor of this estat lishment having just ‘eorived from Franee choise assortinenta of those eae of which ho is the exclusive importer, is ade Bresers or ared tosupply the demands of justo mors. rogert ral find it to their advants to make their pux t this aceney which represents the eee house in ‘Perigord, from woioh the Parle doaless recvive their sup Plies. RADNESS — NEW DISCOVERY. — LESLEY’S OR- lied at OL Lieponard atrect, MAN, on! at | soak re sata oe we oe LAGS! VLA “lee AGS AND LORS made to order by NIN & GRAFF, National aad, fancy flag manufsoturers, O91 West at MECHANICAL LAMPS—BRONZ Just received, ® large invoios of, carcel and moderator Ininps, trom the best mimic stutuen, groups in great variety: china amd bol ware; Fronch rape oil, better thn: 0 TLR, 445 Broad iy H. DARDON PATENT STARCK, NOW USED BY XLE many of tue largest lnundrics sud thousands of faxat- TELD Of Hts being the vari lies, who give ample testi » WALKER, 258 1, starco ever used. Wholesale agent, G. ton struct, one door above Murray. OT HOS" GRAPES —DLACK, Ray, prcotwater df rapes, just reveived, TAYLOR rom tway, opporite t Fu Ae FURNACES AND COOKING RANGES.— GEORGE PILVCE, manufacturor and proprictor of Piorce's eviobrated cuvltag rangos, which, for durability and economy, cannot Le surpansed. All ranges warranted. & ay way, opposite Elovouth streon next deer to Grnes nue 7 OTT tablished tent atroot, begs lon housekeepers in MATTRESSES AND roprietor ef the old os. d mattress factory, Grai the attention of his patrons, t and country, to the new and exte ‘asvortmeat oi spring goods now om hand, which he o rs for sale na lows ary houre in the city.” W. UK, No. ob8 Ceand strvet, second door east of Esaox. TEW AND FOREIG PLANTS, IMPORTED DIRECT from Sravoe.--M. PELLORCE, «ardonor and florist. of A Paris, bogs lonyo to inform she publio th | this city with a splendid colicction of fi ‘vet ever discovered b; rhododendron, rane, epricot, and ‘an ideas of vines, @il sorts of fruit and v seeds; also, African asparagus, &e. Catalogues can = ee eeeeees A FEW BEAU of Sixty first sireot . of MICK & KANE. UMPS.—IF YOU WANT PUMPS CALL AT NO. 567 Brondway, batweon Seventeenth and Eighteenth the only place in the city wh Ii find all kinds #ol for wells, eietorns, abips, aud wecrals all Kinds—woed, 1m tal, irga, copper, daain, forve and lift puraps ; hydrawllo wi terra uimps cau Le nade one hundred to one handred and flity fest, aud warranted to work well, and sent to any Set tho country. The undersigned has land exporien oe business for the Inst ‘ail hie rr ¢ 00 aud Fifth avenue. Apply om tho promis nt enables Fouronsblo terms, N. &.—Plasabing in wil its bras aity or country. All orders, a Fough che Pout viive, will reve aire abtenti i, ThE, SUBSCRIBER bras the attention of dealers sed lar; ove to his extensive Ke. Tie te constantly ra the etenmaaze, Vek Bagiish and French, Wrench, mt sa the Uni ates tor the shove. ate (62 John ‘trots UbD LEPR NCR & 1, MARCOTTI ‘ation, furniture li re) etary, ia Now Fork, anata, Pacts ‘in. Tuportation aud comralesson of all objects oft ¢ er gusvaatures, clocks, nud all Binds of tien masertads jor cortuiaa EGARS DLATINA! PLATINA! I leave to cali he being sole A. PEYRO ba BROAB- SEGARS—IMPORTED HAVANA sua. ARS, atities to suit pure Constuatly | nds, of ail differant sizes andauality. GROR ' Ww h L ER, 3 Washington street, one door above Murra; —15,000,00 HAVANA SEGARS, OF VARIOUS forty per cent under tho waual price. Por wile, 4 é. P. Lid pRipaR, 6 and 88 Palt TAIRS—STAIRS.-STAIR HAND RAILING, THAT IN- tricete but beautifal pranch of carpentry now worked aad a0 pitohboard or patterns wanted,» ind of stairs, cireular or elliptionl, in mi ful maaner, far surpassing bend labor, an it. Al hureh pew scrolls, pew coping, rand street. 7 FRAMERS— WANTED, A COMPETENT AND RE- work of tone ei to AMES a. S ay} monlted by machinery, f ” Y v and competones 806 avenue B, Fe a PhO MACHINE AND MODEL BUITOERS—THE A vextieer wisbon to eontract for the immediate ovatus. ° ine —a pew invontion—watl if mattete dehy will give furthow enginear will be re 4 wuired te laom it at deta, tin mi wher, and twent ‘contract ccnatry ction of fev een mo chine, etait Inna w Ve ray about the ith of Ap Apply to B. HL FELDEN, No. 2 Amity piace, }ILKMEN.—DREWERS’ DRAINS CAN BE AAD p by applying 4 the Empire Brewery, 189 Amos el, one Llook, above Christopher street furry. Wanted—e 4 Gert, Apply ae ‘abo I OGK--DOGS—DOGS.--FOR BALE, TWO OF THR lerrest aod handsomest Newfoundland dogs in bh Pe Lnquirgot W. MOORE, Verty olath etrocs and Brosdways”