The New York Herald Newspaper, February 2, 1855, Page 3

NO. 382. NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1855. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Tuvsspar, Feb. 1—6 P. M. P At the first board this morning the market was heavy so far aa prices were concerned. Cumber- and, Nicaragua, Erle and Ha-lem were quite ac- tive, and the cash transactions were uausually large. Cumberland opened at a decline of 4 per cent, and closed at a decline of 14 percent, In” diana 5's feli off 1 per cent; Virginia 6's, 3; Lou- isiana 6’s, 1; New York Central Bond, }; Harlem, 4; Reading Railroad, 4; Panama Railroad, 1. Iili- nois Central Railroad advanced j per cent; Hudson Railroad, #; Chicago and Rock Island, 4; Erie Bonds, 1875, 3. Virginia 6’s and Indiana 5’s were Offered in large lots, and the market gave way under the pressure. The report of the Harlem Rail- road Company has created quite s sensation in the street. The community has been prepared for such developementa by the experience of the past twelve months, and it takes a good deal to get up an ex cisement among outsiders. Spe:ulators in railroad stocks are rather sensitive just nov, particularly holders and operators for a rise, and such an exposé Ye not at all calculated to help them much. The Girectors of the Harlem Rulroad Company— those who for years served with Mr. Schuyler— must feel particularly proud of their official du ties. They would be valuable memers of any board of direction, and must be sought after for their ad- mirable administrative qualities. Holiers of rail- goad stocks must have their confidence in such in- vestments seriously shaken by the facts presented in the report of the Harlem company. Not more than one-half of the story about all our railroad companies has been told. We are doing all in our power to bring out the true state of things, and bhave succeeied pretty weil thus far, bat have mot got through yet. A very large amount of Cumberland stock was pu’ on the market to-day, and it was, under the circumstances, wel! sustained. ‘The buyers are strong, and have both confidence ‘and ability enough to carry a good portion of the entire capital. There was quite a rash to the offises of the Erie Railroad Company today to get money ‘im exchange for income bonds. About one anda half millico of dollars was paid out for the princi- pal and interest on those presented. No doubi many feel mach relieved, and will look about for other investments. It is expected that about half a million more will be presented for payment. After the adjournment of the board, the following #aies of bonds and stocks were made by Albert H. Nicolay:— $21,000 New York Central RR. 6s. .int. added, 81108114 10,000 Newe’tle & Richm’d RR. 1st mort. int. ‘a lded 0 7,000 Northern Ind. RR. Goshen Branch do. do. 1,000 Great Western (Ill.) do, 7 5,000 Flushing RR. ,000 Cleveland & Toledo RR. Incomes. . ,000 Cleveland, Painesville & Ashtabula 000 Cleveland’ & Pittsburg RR. Income: 2,000 Hudson River RR. 34 mortgaze. 5,000 Missouri State %' cant gone 150 21 1:0 20 Ohio Central re Northern Indiaua ! Northern Indiana RE ‘American Express Co Irving Bank. Chatham Bank. Knickerbocker Atlantic Ba: Suffolk Bank. Farmers’ Loa St. Mark’s Fire losurance Co North River Fire Insurance Potomac Copper Co. (with Davi Isabetla Copper Co. Union Gold Mining Co. At the second board the market was thought tere ter, Mica'agua Transit went up 1 percent; Illinois Central Railroad, 4; Cumberland Coal, }; Reading Railroad, 4; /rie Ratlroad, §; Cleveland, Columbus | ard Cincinnati Railroad, 4; Harlem, 3. ‘The transactions at the Assistact Treasurer's of- five to-day were as fo lows:— | 2S os SIE Ot the receipts $1,000,000 was transferred from Bostcn, avd $50,000 trom Mobile. The sgent of Meears. Page, Bacon & Co., of San Francieco, received by the Nicaragua steamer, a éay or two since, the aum of six bundred and fifty thcusand dollars, priccipally in gold,and drawn drafts against it for only about three hucdred and fifty thousard doliars, leaving surplus of three hun- @red thousand dollars, This gives Messrs. Page & Bacon nesrly funds enough to resume psyment, aod we hear it is their intention to do so at an early ésy. This confirms the impression existing in this -e:mmunity that but for the treachery of their cor- respondents the house would not have been cbliged to euspend. The valuo of imports and exports of this port dur- ing the month of January, 1855, was as follows:— CommERCcK OF aa Port oy New Yorx, Specie and bullion Total importations, January, 1855 Totai importations, January, 1854. | —_—_—_ | $8,476,255 $3,254,654 Decrease in January, 1855.. Entered for warehouse durit January, 1855 Domestic produce. + $4,996,787 . Foreign free merchandise. ° 458,001 Foreign dutiable {440,839 | Specie and bullion....... [156,308 | Total exportations, January, 1855 « $6,051,015 Total exportations, January, 1354.. 2 4}690}477 Decrease, Jonuary, 1855........ seseeeeess 91,638,562 ‘The foreign trade of this port for the month of -Janusry this year presents a very favorable appear- ance. We have made a good beginning. With the exception of Angust, the heaviest monta for im’ portations during the year was January, while the exporte, compared with other months, were limited. The United States Trust Company have deciared | a semi-annual dividend of three and ahalf per cent; the Manhattan Bank, a semi-annual dividend of four per cent ; the Nagsau Insurance Company of Brook lyn, # semi-annual divideni of seven per cent’; the Bank of the Republic, five per cent ; the Brooklyn Bank, five per cent, payable on demand. The United States Treasurer reports the net amount in the ‘treasury on the 29th of January as | twenty-one mitlions nine hundred and twelve thou- send seven hundred and six dollars. A correspondent is desirous of having the follow. ing problem solved, and we submit {t to the consi deration of the secretaries of railroad companies in this immediate vicinity: — Tf a railroad does a large commuti) ond, and little of any kind on the ot! Prageny - on one tora, extensive landowners on end, put the average rate of fa: f ithe of a cent mile, how much money, at the there “be in the treasu: of the ich in the pockets of the directors? The cush receipts at the Castom House, Philadel- pia, for the month of January, 1853, amounted to $267 010 25; in January, 1854, $539,292 76; and in Japusry, 1855, $337,437 40. The falling off in January this year has been $201,855. We anrex a table showing the present value of the bills of broken and suspended banks. Most any broker in Wall street will give these rates for any smount «fered: — Canal Bank, Cleveland, Ohio... City Bank of Columbus, Ohio. Hank of Circleville, Obio Merchants’ Bank of Brite ‘Wheat Growers’ Ban! ie é Government Stock Ann Arbor, Mich Bank of Washtenaw, Michigan... Frie and Kalamazoo Railroad Bank. M chigat Farmers’ and Mechanies’ Bank of Kent ent, ‘Ma Pte) the b= ar Am Bank, Kentucky Cochitente Dusk, Bo Devtes; i Fighth Avenue Bank. New Yori eit; Lewis County Bank, Martinsbarg, Union Bavk, Mhinoi pag of any ‘Exchange Bauk of Selien, Withers ke Co., Washington 50 ‘The Legislature of Arkansas has turned over to the Mempzis and Little Rock Railroad Company the govers ment lands which were granted by Congress bilis recervable, $128,076 14, | from freignt, $87,727 ©: | For paying Treasury debts ‘at its session in 1853-4, in aid of a branch to the Cairo and Fulton Railroad, to extend from Little Rook to the Mississippi line. The aggregate amount of the leading departments of banks is Virginia, on the let of January, 1855, was as annexed:— Banxs or Virqinta. Cir. Fairmount Bank, + +6 848,009 ote 53,410 1a Montioailo Bank . 717,878 58,082 185,455 49,555 Man. & Far. B’k, Whceling. 116,044 38,421 101,000 23,007 Bank of Rockingham... .. 208,280 53,074 242,570 46,633 These are small banks, and have principally a local circulation. The entire public debt of Indiana, on the Ist of November, 1854, according to the official retarns made by the Governor to the Legislature, was as follows:— Fivayces ov Inptava—Pvnuc Dror, a Bonds, Amount outstand! Nd Cou 4 Oth Dreamer, 1853, 920 bonds at $1, tees eeee $920,000 Amount since surrendered, 122" bonds ‘at 1000 .,.seccsesccee se eeeeeeerees 122,000 Amount outstanding 1st November, 1854... $793,000 Fir er Cent. State Stock, Amount issued on account of bonds surren- dered, th December, 1853. Amount since issued... Total issue, , Two and a Half Per’ Cent rate’ Si Amount issued, 6th December, 1853 + ‘since Lasued ....; Total issue........... ferred ive Per There is outstan‘ing of this eed the same as reported last year, viz. .. ° Preferred Five Per Cent § ‘There is outstanding of thi as reported Hose he : . $4,079,500 Stock. $979,500 ince issued. 61,000 Total issue, ‘$1,040,600 Defe Amount irs $204,052 te ginee issued. .. 40,812 Total issue. $335,776 Total foreign debt,.....°°°°9*°°°* 0.4 .66.814,501,518 The domestic debt has been entirely liquidated. The treasury had in on the Ist of November, 1854, upwards of nine huodred thousand dollars balance over the current expenditares. Bank making in the New Jersey Legis\ature seems to be in the ascendant. The Senate has just passed bills rechartering the Mouut Holly, Trenton, Med- ment of the capital of the Elizabethtown Bank. A bill was passed by the House supplementary to the charter of the Trenton Savings Fund Society. The first section authorizes the managers to invest money in the public stocks of New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky and Virginia, and in the public stocke or loans of the cities of Trenton, Newark, New York and Philadelphia. Only one third of the de- posits are to be invested in any of these stocks at any one time. The second section authorizes man- agers to loan temporarily on approved promissory notee, with such security as they may think safe, to an amount not exceeding $10,000. The third sec- tion allows the managers to take seven per cent, | and the fourth section allows them to take on depo sit money from the Court of Chancery. T-e report of the Morris and Evsex Rail- road Company cf New Jersey, gives the following statement of operations during the past yeer, and the financial condition at the close:-— Capital stock, $1,156,716 00, funded debt, $238,000; fcating, $65,600 00; comungent funa, $170,482 83. Total, $1,677,679 83. Cost'of road and appendages, $1,549,621 68; cash and Totul, $1,677,697 83. dries and machine shops. She is also well supplied with churches, schools and ecademies, with many magnificent private buildings. The trade and ship- ping of Galveston are in a flourishing condition, showing a repid and continuing increase. There were engaged in the trade of Galveston during the past year, exclusive of transient vessels, as regu!ar packets, five steamships, seven sail ships, sixteen barks, three brigs, fifty-nine schooners, eleven sloops, and fourteen steamboate—making 4 total of regalar packets, 114. During the year endiog August 31, 1854, 243 vessels entered tbat port, with an aggre- gate tonnage of 84,458 tons. The value of merchandiss imported and exported from Oswego to foreign ports during the year 1854 was as anrexed:— Forniy Trane oF O3wRGO—1864. merchendise exported :— Value of foreign American vessel Foreign ¢o, Total... Value of domestic merchandise exportei:— American veesels., $830,673 Foreign do. .. 1,277,617 FEES NN + «$2,108,290 Total value of merchandise imported —— In American vessoly $066,717 In foreign do. 1,894,201 $2,850,918 « $415,530 99 Foreign do, 989/655 08 Total......... $1,855,186 07 Value of merchandise imported, and now in bond, at the beginning of dst quarter, 1865:— Tota) valu Ean iedectbvees dias, chiasssvn@A@Q\OG8 Most of this is wheat, olTamback payable on merchandise exported natind aciferes merchandise imported in American vossels, ; vere $00,181 01 Foreign = do. sceeee 188,480 41 MME oo nesses rierecniss ant ee The British ports on Lake Ontario receive most of their foreign manufactures, &c., through the port of Oswego, and their value is nearly equal to shipments of our own products, &c., to these ports. Moet of the importations into Oswego from the British ports on the lake are breadstaffs, provi: sions, &c. ‘The report of the trustees of the Illinois and Mi- | chigan Canal for the year ending Nov. 30, 1854, ford and Cumberland banks, and for the enlarge- gives the aonexed exhibit of itsaffairs. The re- ceipts for the year 1854 were $924,896 70, and the expenditures $650,488 89, leaving a balance in the haxds of the trustees on the 30th of November of $274,408 21. The following table shows the sources Total receipts fur the year endin, Balance in hands of Treasurer less error of $124 («ver credit) in 1885. . Tota! to be accounted for Nov. 30, 1854. Expenditures—18i4, Payment of arrears of interest due on registered Received auring the year from pasiengers, 6141-450 40; fiom mails and sundries, $4," 411 64, Total, $233,695 Pie Paid for repair, maintenance of way, motive power contingencies, $125,561 03; interest chargeable inst income and debited to profit and Los, $10,865 30, pat, $184,216 3—leaving a balance of $99,729 45, Two | dividends have been declared, amounting 10 $¢8,684 75, ‘The number of passengers has been during the year, 241, exclusive of commutereana free. The pumber of miles run by the trains bas been, by passenger traias, $0,862; freight, 32,500; gravel, 9,390. Total, 122,202 The Pennsylvania Coal Co npany have declared a | div dend cf five per cent for she las; haif year; the | Amoskeag Manufactariog Company, a dividend 0° three per cent; the Long Island Bask, o semi- | sptual dividend of five per cent; the Lenox Fire Insurance Company, dividend of four per cent; the Boston Dock Company, $30 per share, (par $700). The amount cf coal sent to market last year by the Delaware and n Canal Company was. tons 440,944 By the Pennsylvanian Coa! Company.......tons 496,648 Excess Pennsylvania Coal Company...... tons 55,704 | ‘The Isabella Copper Company, of Tennessee, sent to market, from the 8th of September, 1354, to the 23d of Javuary, 1855, 1,020 tons 18 cwt. 3 quarters ard 8 Ibs. of copper ore, averaging about twenty- | five per cent richness. This is probably a larger quantity than any other copper company ia this country ever mined or marketed in the same time. Tue warrants entered at the Treasury Dspart. ment, Washington, on the 20th ins'., were— For the redemption of stoc! For the customs... For the War Department For the Navy Departmen For the Interior Tesstiopes, For repaying in the Interior Department The Rutland and Burlington RaiJroad was wold auction by the sheriff, a Ballows Falls, last week, for one mill a share. The capital was $2,200,000 and its fic ating deb: $2,000,000, besides the debt of $3,000,000 secured by mortgage. This work, so disastrous to the steckholders and to its unsecared | creditors, has doubtless been of immense advantage to the people along the line, and grestly enhanced the value of property. The annual report of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Company, shows that the road is in a very | prospercus condition. The receip'a for the year have been $1,111,629 18, against $668,004 49 in 1853 —an increase of $443,621, or over 66 per cent. Toe cost of working the road has been abou: 45 per cent on the gross earnings. The ne: earnings were $612,- | 117—beirg about 11 per cent. on the cost of the road. After charging off to profit and loss, the loss by the Treasurer, $95,628, the result yields 9 per | cent. for the year, with a surplus of about $50,000. From the amount due from the Tressurer, itisex- | pected that $50,000 to $70,000 will bs recovered. The ea'nings of the past six months having been expended in the purchase of equipage, &c., it was Gecided to declare a dividend of 5 per cent. in stock. The Central Railroad Company of New Jersey . bave made the following report of its operations curing the past year snd its financial condition at the close:— Capital stock $2,000,000 mortgage bonds, $1,500,000; oth her indebtedness; $122,086 2s—total $4, 692,085 24 Cont of railroad Ay 1863, 64. expe Serve since, $237,809 81, Innd ork at Klizabethtown, $00,602 15; stationbouxes and shops, $07,999 11; engines, $115,417 05; cars, $174,748 93: ferry interest and boata, $150/F50; miscellaneous property, woo! and coal om ban, materials, Ke., $60,472 87; sundry accounts, renewals, $57,045 68. flinee of interest $46,014 BS and cash items, $126,869 3s—total’ $8, ha be ations During the Year.—Receipte from capital stock, $358,910; sundry, $70,987 22, Coouet ern SS total, $808,042 5. Payment for railroad, $125,931 16, work at Elimabeth , $23,152 63; station houver, nee + 087 06; cars, ‘916,154 29: ferry boats, 000; miscellaneous 5 Ordin | cash sod pe fa, expeasen 976,661 22—totai, Ordinar Receipts —Passeng = 318 39, a oe ref ata,” arse mails, express, reate, - 99/188 2—toral, $57,645 16; rid 9,087 34 Dicidonds—Two interest’ dividends at the rate of 7 cent 7,172 we ‘Pram tn ortcieta the Civilian, upon the past, present avd fatare of Galveston, Texas, thet city | sppears to be ins flourishing condition. Her poow | Jation on the Ist of January, 1855, is estimated ot between seven and eight thousaad. She hes three cotton presses, which compressed during the last year 80,000 bales of cotton. Toere are some twenty cotton fact.1s and Gealers, besides wholesale ard re tail merchants and grocers: There are three foan- per annum bave beew paid, amounting yo | canal bonds and other securities....... vee $568,793 Lown of $},600,000, principal aud interest 2403 | Maintenance and repairs of canal feeders, | _ and tne pumping engines... 63,242 Protection of canal lands, expenses of counsel in prosecuting claims, do. sales, do selection | of lands, in 1864., 2 . g 11,832 | Canal damage, flowage, &e 768 Collection of tolls, &e , to November 6,495 Exchange on funds remitted to New York. tt Contingent and genera! expenres.......... 16,245 Total expenditures for the year ending Nov. 30, 1854, ‘Total to be accounted for do. Balance in bands of treasurer, Nov. 30, 1814 Of this balance, $154,845 45, was at the ¢ report, January 1, 1£56, on deposit in the Ai change, New York; $41,206 62 im the m | credit of Treasurer; applicable to payment of artears of interest due July 1, 1804, $2,005 16; time drafts ia American Exchange Bank not matured on 0th Novem od the resicue, $15,265 18 on deposit in banks in The January, 1855, dividend, declared November 16, 1564, on arrears of interest on registered bonds ani se- curities for the coupons of January and July, 1847, ab: rorbed about $180,000; of this the Btate of Iilino 000, or one half of the J le balance in the hands of the treayurer on rw . , ay $253,201 69, and after the pi dividend then due, left the fom of $06,201 69 applicable to. the service of 1405, for renewal of aqueducts, bridges, and repairs of canal &c., &c. The board of trustees would have ben grati- fied to bave included one more coupon in the dividend | declarea for the Ist January, 1848, but as thet would absorb some $90,000 of the $93,: 401 69 on bani, ant no further income from lands or from the there bein f April or May, 1856, 1t was considered inexpe- | capal unti Gient to increase the amount of divident as it would | leave the treasury too nearly exhausted at time whan | funda will be required for renewal of bridges, aqueducts, &s., The se statement exhibita in detail the secari- ties held in trust at the Banking D*partment, Albiny, for each banking association and individual banker, and the amount cf circulating notes issued and out standing on the 30th of September, 1854. We con- tinue the list from yesterda: SkoURITIRR Central New York, Bank of, Utica— | Bonds and mortgages 095 | New York State stock, +000 | Do, do, "000 | Do. do. 009 Canal revenue certificat 900 | Arkapeas State stock, 000 | Illinois do. oon Michigan do. 000 Cash in deposit, Circulation,......... Chemung, Bank of, Elmira— Bends and mortgages,. New — State stock, do. ie do. —— 182,506 09 Chreulation.... 2.6... ce ce cede ee eeee «142,001 00 | Commerce, Bank of, New York— New York State stock, 5 per cent. 9,000 00 Circulation 9,000 00 Commerce. of Putnam Co., Bank of, Cas Bonds and mortgages. $45, New York State stoek, | bn Canal revenue cevtifieates, 6» —— 92190 Circulation........ » 90,924 00 Commonwealth, Bank of 4s New York— | New York s # Stock «876,397 87 | Do. A000 00 United States stock, . 6,000 00 —_——l15, pd 9 g Circulation......,... 115, Coopers n, Bank of, Cooperstown — | 42,013 00 | ion, York Sta 2,000 00 + 15,600 00 Do. 23,000 00 Do. 29,700 00 Canal revenue certificates, 10,000 00 | ——$ 1 915 00 Circulatlon.....i.csceceeseeseererecree 4 hB6,O15 OO | Corntog, Bank of, Corstag= | Bonds and mor:gages ++. 814,300 00 | Illinois state stock, + 50,000 00 | ———— #6 4000 i} Circulation... seveessereceeeses 43,7130) | Coxsackie, Bonk ot, Coxesehie— Bonds ane mortgages... $11,660 00 New York State stock, & . % 60000 Do. do, be 18,000 00 | United States do. os . 46,009 00 ———— 10410 Cireuwlation, 101,807 0» Dairymen's Bask, Newport New York State etoek, bx $29,000 00 | Lo de 53, « 6,000 0 UColted States do Os. 15,200 00 Orculation, Delaware Bank, | New York State stock, ( 088.003 09 Lo. do, 27,009 0) Do do, $ 400 69 | Arkaneas State do. 40,0 09 | Himes do. éo. #3000 08 | Michigan do. do. 16,000 60 om 133,403 Cirsulation.... 108,044 08 | Deporit Bank, Deposit— | Jf and mor igagen.. - 896,740 00 New York State stocd, be 7,000 00 Canal revenue certificates, Os |... 25/000 00 4,749 99 | howto mnt OER bol beige 64,000 0 Drovers’ Bank of St Lawrences (o., Ogteasbarge Boods and mortgages... "ya 909 bo New P nasa ~ stock, be. » 21,00 09 | do. os 10.000 vo United ‘States do o. 6.000 0, | Cash tm deposit.......... 105 00 Dunkirk Dunkirk— Je Bank, Roch nds and mortgages. New York State stock 6 . do. Do. do, Canal revenue certificates; 6 —— 17,953 00 Cireulation... eeaees seen eo16T,043 00 East River Bank, New Yor New York State stock, , ++ $6,300 00 Do. do. 15,793 00 Do. do. $ 16,000 00 Do. do. 6 United States stock, 6's, Circulation .. ++ 122,000 00 United States stock, ay ————105,, 582 00 Circulation sone 108, 087 00 Elmira Bank, El Bonds and mortgag 2,850 00 New York State stock, 2,600 00 Do. do, YY 28,000 06 Do. do. 5 000 Do. do. 600 00 United States do. 6 000 60 . do. 6 00 00 146,450 00 Circulation ,...... vs «143,960 00 Empire City Bank, New York— rw York tate #tock, 6's $5,000 00 Canal revenue certificates, 64... 48,000 00 United States stock, 6” 3,000 00 ———106, 000 00 Circulation Exchange Bank of Bailalo, Bahalo— Bonds and mortgages, New York State stoce, 6' 105,674 00 Circulation Stock Exchange. ‘THURSDAY, Feb. 1, 181 $3000 Ind State Fives 8034 100 whs Cumb 3 30000 do. 200 1000 Minsouri 6's | 8000 Louisiana 6's. 800 Ind 23» pr cent “oh fo. Bayks joy Tax State oy New York—Cincccation ang ' | "8 | 1800 i Be pg 881 of the receipts and the objects of the expondi- 1000 Harlat sstge be 87 08 Cleve C& Gin RR 96° tures:— 000 46 75 1 Cen RR... 810 ILLINOIS AND aye tapas Rerorr, 2000 Erie Lin eure 50% vir a Railroad. Noten collected ninco Thee. a FASS for lots and RG ON <a OS nds kold in 1851, 752 an $381,319 Ma Cash received for sales of lan 185,352 | 2000s aatmigs bn = SP 4 epee errs) Canal tolls from Dee 1, 1863, to Nov. 0, 198/326 | sean 372 200 Interest edegeaen in the American Exchange | © 1 100 Bank, New York, 1864., 00%. |-abooarvo sy tanta ' ay of stone, timber, renta, & 1 826 10 #hs Bk of Amer, 101 pe ‘ales of old materials 1,293 set hy a Rents of water power at Ottawa aud Lockport 1,310 3p yenyBelaay He 10h, 100 Haste io Refunded payment on $1,600,000 loan........ 665 | 40 Am Ex Bank, 860 600 Nic Tra: 300 600 100 | 100 | 860 Cumb ¢ 100 160 ‘2o Stoningt Re 100 21 Reading Raiiroad 150 pe ‘ 100 100 80 Hudson fiver RR £00 200 do.... .b80 1450 100 Panama Ri 1530 94: 100 B5C.& Rie Is, RDS 80 8 BOAKD. £10006 Erie Bde of 76 80% = 10 shaGale&ChRR 87 6000 do 10 Clev and Tol RR. AL 100 Erie RR. 45% 150 45% c 200 200 150 200 100 20 Clev, © 100 100 Til Cen RR... 100 100 Canton Co 490 bt O..6.- BOO 25 1 | 100 Reading Ri..... 72 200 160Cum Coal Co. si9 354 200 Harlem Ri do +63 86% 100 ao ff 400 100 a 200 400 CITY TRADE REPORT. Tuurspay, Feb. 1—6 P. M. 26 bbls pots. Prices unchanged. Fiour—The market was stealy, with | gregate ot 7, Sone 8,000 bbls, oper » to good State ut # mon to good Wentern ot 18 62 4 $9 25; 0 625_ for ex tra Ohio $10 60a 810 Jenesee. Cana- retty freely at $8 $9.25 a 89 76 duty paid were 1,600 in bond, for export business w $8 87 to $9 in bond, Included in the sales In Sonthern, a fair $8 87 8 $0 76 for common to brands W t, and quotations to tent cominal. Corp—The sales footed up about 25,000 » 30,000 bushels, including 1,400 good Southern white at Otc ; the remainder of common Jersey at Vie. a 96c., and Southera yellow at 97e Rye continued dull, 126¢. a 128¢. Oats were firm fer Chicago, at Wc a 6 Rye flour—The market was quiet and prices unchanged. Meal was dull. with some sates of New Jersey at $4 50 Hrendy wine was nominal, at $4 87¢. Corr —Sales of about 24,000 bags BP St. Domlnzo were reported sold for export on private terms. Part wold at Be, About 600 9 Gi bags Ho sola avo: 4 "106. The stock of Bie by this market as estimated at abont 36,000 b; ast! e stock of all other kinds was light. COTTON, — rhet continued firm, with sales on the spot of ae 800 4 400 bales, and about 500 ditto in at full prices Kates were rather slack for Earope shippers were waiting fur the receipt of private Bie by the Africa. To Liverpool about 6,000 a 8,000 bushels cf corn were engaged at 54d. in bulk, 1,500 bbls. flour, atl». @4.; 100 bbls. pork at 28 24; 50 hhis. tallow, atids.; and sore hope at de &d. To London 600 bbla flour, at 2s, 6d. To Bremen, 60 bhda tobacco were en gaged on private terms To the Continent rates were unchanged. To California there was rather more offer ing, at ola rates Pacit —fales of abont 500 boxes dry raisins wore made, at $2 0734; and500 ditto wet dry, at $2 20, which was hetter Hear —The market was quiet, and quotations nomi. nal. American dressed wax beld at $200 — $225. and dew rotted ditto at $100 0 $160. Manila was held at 10\ge. per Ib inon —The market was quiet, and saler unimportant MoLawwa.—The sales embraces avout (00 bbls, New Orleans prime, wt 28e Naval Prones.—About 0 Debts. tpirite were sold at 70 de, cash. Rosin was dull at On. —L need wi it le., with moderate sales. Other hinds were uncha: Provinions.—Vork was some firmer, with sales of | 500 & 600 Lola. of old mens, at $12 02. New pork was quiet, at $14 25 for mean “and $13 26 for prime. 200 erces city prime mens were sold at $16 Cut meata in good demand, with rales of 440 boxes shert mid eliverable in Baltimore at 70. ani about 400 pens to have been sol!, deliverable in Cin at ic., all for export. 60 bhds. city cured hams | ele at Be. 16 bhds. dry sulted shoulders at 6 ie Lord.—Peime was tome r=, with sales of about 200 tierces, at 106, and 200 kegs sold at Iie. Beef —Hales 200 tierees prime meas were made at between $25 and and about 200 country do, at old prices. The fol | lowing table shows the stock of pork and beef in parking yards in New York and Brooklyo on the Ist frst. — Pork, | Old mens 27,207 City meen, | dew do. 492 City prime... Clear . 21 Kepacked mone Me 28.180 Do, Chionge meas ‘Thin mens. 161 Railrond beef Prime mena, 347 Refuse mene Fiank., 5 Refuse prime Prime....., Wl Retuee..., | Fumpe.. 148 Tirreen mens | Mefuse pork 843 Tieroes prime meee Couptry mess Country pri Uninspected Bef Tora! old Total new y were male at $4, 81 25 a OF 10 per 100 Ihe Stosn—The market for New Orleans was more active snd sbout 960 his. were raid for refining ant w the trade, at Ae B4Ke. to by lots at te The stock In th shout 7.100 bhte aed 14.000 5,007 boxes, 3,000 Brasil aos o% let ot February, 186: Tattow —The market wad dull amd coms Tomac The martet cuntinund frm raat sales ‘The fel owing table gives the sted of foreign a this market at the periods stated Marana. Cub Stock Jan 1, bales.2,690 Received since, | Total.....4.. 9806 5460 2,011 1,00) oe Sales 1 Jam. B1.. 1194 * 17 ona uw Btock Fob: Tis. 140) 2600 eb Sd The transactions fw Lobeceo during the eanut’ bave teen at follnes —41 bulee Harscos, Ide, 22 40. S. Jago ent Jigwami, I7¢ © Ihe. S87 de Mayer for expert. Iie, @ Laige: 62 do, Regue, for home use lie. w 146, #14 bo Bagus, for export. 14) fe. © ike ve Geet , he & the. 483 do Yara, Sic., 30 oa We oat Ao. Harann, Ihe. 0 87 We have ovly to notice oo 1 the State prison was dail at ee. | confidential and sate | bought st the ueual rates, dr 1G a “TO LOAN ON 1,1A- 000, mene oom. watches, reciey, a’ ited. $500.0 personal Motes? stocks, oeconge Ay exo pinens contd jential amd execu: promptly at 78 Nassau street, firat floor, back office FLORENCE & & oo, Brokers. 150.000; 3 s10 00 cipal will be ‘nate; and with maine per cent will be made for five year) notes, bonis at ah age aptly merneatonrr genes & 0O,, brokers and commission meroha TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, WATOH- Se, or bougist for cash, . oon mortgages, bills bills of ex} Business confidential, and jo. 2 WANTED FOR INVESTMENT— under Jand guarantees that security that, iteen *. The amount peor not all be from one party, Those wishing part interest, may address 145 Metropolitan Post New York, B60-000 fates for cash. Notes, stocks, tinted, real estate bought, business strictly confidentia & Co., Broker: vold ai CHE! 6 John street, curn AN ON im this —T0 LOAN ON Ottis, Bible House, ON DIAMONDS, elry, ke , or bought bonds and mortgages nego nd exchanged. All ESEMAN, BRALSTED er of Nasa BOND AND MORT- city, BROWER & DIAMOND#, WAT 50. lg age ndise generally, or bought out’ Boads mort- pages" bourhs end’ sold. Moos tantly on hand at 146 William street, near Fult taire, FORMUSH & CO., loan and commission bri $50.000 TO INVEST IN THE PURCHASE OF bonds and mortgages of $1,000 and upwards; alxo, houses and lots, tarms, country seata, mille, water power, &c., for sale or exchange. B25. 0.00 er jenetey, Apply to A. ADOK, ACgaTS, merchandise, ht for cash. Busiv & at 257 Grand street, corner of $20.00, 222 2 business ‘confidential, street, room 11, third Mioey uns, confidential and in ores section of the country, SENGRANT, 16 Wall street. TO LOAN oN DIAMONDS, wato i 1d and allver plate, istols, ke, oF in, Ap the Bowery, secon N. B. WOOLLEY. 10 LOAN, ON DIA- 10.00 large cash ferred, real entate seo interest in the busine lornen ax any city bi ity can be . No comm CAPITAL WANTED IN| A ction hous alness is well established and very protital The ba If p given, also an equal which ia a4 safe and {ree from junication noticed if from brokers of agenta, Address A. K. Gibson, Post Office. $5.000 *: worth three times the sum required assigned it requested. Handsome obtained acon, room No. $5. 000 TO LOA IN gage, on improved clase real estate in the lower part o years, a! 7 per cent, with = Addrese J. P Herald office, 000 He nities of ton pus for the York post o $2.500, sand dollars, rea) A command twen for which the advertiser will $15,000 WANTED TO LOAN FOR three or five years, on real estate Polley of insurance commission given if Apply to 8. L. JOHNSON, 212 Broadway, mort. ant productive firat f this city, for seven BOND AND None but principals will be dealt this day SIX. OR EIGHT im of three thousand —A YOUNG MAN Wie TAS AT Hs ity-Ave hundred dol lars, Wants a situation as bookkeeper or cashier, where hecan loan hie employer the same on good security. Reference given. Address James Wallace, Bry c Post Office, NY AMOw NT To LOAN, “OR Witt, I AT SIGHT for cash, mvrchandine, jewelry, diamonds, plate riy, or security of any description, in curue trom #10 to $10,000, at the old established, permanent aed re sponsible Pacifiy Ageney anc Loan vilice, over Pacific Bank, corner of Broadway ané Grand street. Business LADY Wis HES TO FINDA PARTY WHO WOL Lo A Joan ber $100, tor a furmiabed parlor, for any period may ed. Address, post pad, Miss Fees Lrondway Post Office ROKEN BANK BILIS BOUGHT. I price will be paid in ge bark money; foreign goll ands land, f square, © JAMES M, ne James street ASH, IN ANY AMOUNT, FOR Di rich jewelry. plate, aod valua purebased, at 60 Fullon street, second floor, fro Ottice hours, 9A M tod P.M R. VIG BA TAY LOM 169 Chat AMONDS, WATC 110%, ble pervooal INSTITU TION, 4 WARREN STREET, one door from Greenwich Oyen daily from 10 A. MH tO1P M, and 4to7P. M. per cent allowed on ail sums from & Of this institution are securely in Interest at the rate of 6 1 to $500 The funda veate! in bonds and @ortgages in the city of New York, worth double the wncunt loaned, and in bonds in thi W. M. Perum, M.D. Van Pair, f CALEB 8, WOODHU 1 View Presidents, * cit President. axomnunit L. Boxrom Secretary. (—CASH LIBERALLY ches, jewelry, diamonds, or any ot floor, room No. 9. 4 upon Chatham square, co @ Board of Directors have this dividend of four per cent u ry on the Ot HE UNDER flour, grain, pravisio store; also, upon vessels in ral n New York B MURRAY. 137 Pear' OF THE cout MBL ember Int, Lhbs, will be pa New York, on presentation 204 Hroxdway, corn Confidet Branch office, 84 Wost Six‘eenth MeLOUGHLIN & 0 NEILLE. : UTGERS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY—OFFICE 176 of Mott street. id be closed on and EDWARD B. FELLOWS, Secretary. NED MAKWS CASH ADVANCES UPON ven per cent first mortgage bonds, ¢ at the bank of the State “ADVANCED ON dry gouds, clothing, ty, at the of Duane and boaor her prog i fter the 20th inet, way aod pig iron ‘a 1 upon bank nd upon busipess > l ntreet, near Wall, 8 AND LAKE BE FG. WOODWARD. Treasurer ITHERS & PETERSON, BAN KERS STOCK AND exchange brokers, 41 and 43 South Third at Ipbia.—Stock and Corporatio if ol4 on commission promissor tated collections made upom ountry, drafts on other cf Chasers oTELs. x M HOTEL, ta ANN STR excellence at 26 conte, to stra: Par sed billiard room of the ~-Kvery thiog west and new in the motto, Furninhed rooma by the night ere OF permanent Usteses rat claes m loans bought notes aod drafts, nego accessible pointa in the ia suns to sult por WET, NEAR BROAD. “ Keononny wad all wight or the seoommodation of ite patrons. HE SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, BROADWAY, ColuNER of Houston tropelitan Hotel and Nivto’s offers to heart of Broadway, in immediate }: other first class houses and places of smuseune low rater. including #team bea'ers, ud will European plan of lodging rooms at Ott Gay, secording to location, ke,, ant ordered, at pi nod extravagant, t and paying for only what «werd. ties, an well an (ndividemss, travellers auperio? accommolations same block with the Me rien above the bt Nicholas Hotel; ls ear and two blocks ly completed, ani 0 uxtaposition to the very The bowse bas all the conveniences in vogue, be conducted on the conte to 85 8 furnished aa raded to sult both the economiesl quests ordering meals et pleasure, Pumilline aot par Will find the Smithenien weil calculated to eult them, and can mbee their billy lems vy st least one third than hot«ls conducted on the olf ey stem. orter, ness, comfort and ecoue shall make ite mark on the times and be worth _MbNEY KOrYAN patrovage of the people EXTRA Pay. at other first eine Vor respect avility, ay, the Smith owing the & NAVY Barton AND UTHER —EXTRA Pat by OE claims agednst the U. 4 revovered tend oe bounty land warrants obtained % Wel Ppedaloas provaret, balawees due hers” A senmen collectel, wad ali kinks of raw ake we Agvet ant late Parser 0. 6. LRGAL NOTICRR. WN THE COURT Oy COMMON PLEAS YOR THe City and county of New York—Thomes ©. Dursat and Henry ( Jota V. Reiman ant bor belie — (Com. You are bereby rurmoned, aed ree complerut thie action which wae the Clerk of the Coart of Crtmmons ety rout onthe iith de copy of your ae periter, at bis off city, wiibin twenty 6 mone O8 you, exciusire if you fall th amewer the wal Crepe. aarigures of George Mary Pte, bi ry A.D. 19 Chane boe after the the day of New York, at hi the eel complaint, oe 1 T. Roden: S, eee net # wifeGamtmone— DOL eerved }—To the éefentantse — inired to apewer the filed im the oihes of Viens in aot tor the ote pt ee, 1869, 994 to re etreet, bn worries of (hie eum Of one perricn ant com platet within toe thee siorereid. the plawtifis in (hie agtion wil) sappy wo the court for the relief cemanet in the complarn’ DANN MAHON, Paints sttorney, haem bere wtree Cham ite of the Cor ia Mew York wvtion ‘are gsinet oun Ld ivee to wll Ore erased. w the same with the cobser' ber, bie office, Neo 6) the etty of Nee York, on or before pert. bee! New “$5 Fag hee fh aving cla ee Sots the city of New Y ft, werehant, to. voushere theren! te (cam bert street in the Dit day of Jal of Janeary, 1866, Publle Masiaistroter DAY nglwod, Erelaud 261 SHIPPING. UNITED STATES MAIL pect with the oat at a 12 Levon TRAM. steam - Rerokem February 7, at cles at the oot of wot Cas Cano! street, porn, oe pd rye afer Ae X. COLLINS, 66 Wall street. Passengers are nore to be op board at 1134 A. M. ‘2e Atlantic will succeed the Pactie, and aall a. Sbiyppera will take notice that the ships of this tne cannot carry any goods contraband of war, Hk N&W YORK AND LIVERPOOL STAT fe follow Stoamers.—The ships composing the line are jollowing — DRLATIC, em —= been built by ‘contract, Siesiy ee Every care has been taken im Construction, an also in their engines, to ensure streagtt and speed, and their accommodations for passengers are unequalled (or elegance amd comfort. Price of from New York in Bret clase cabin, § ond do. 8 ys ‘ase of extra ola state peeme 2b; from Liverpool to New York, 80 and 20 guineas, An experienced surgeon attached to each ship. Ae secured until paid for, PROPOSKD DATWS OF SATAN. FROM LIVWRPOL, Saturday, Dec. 17....1864 Saturday, Dee. 30....1 Saterday, Jan. 13, Saturday, Jan 27, Saturday, Feb, 10 Saturday, Fob, 24....1866, For freight or passage apply to EDW'D K. COLLINS, No, 66 Wall ntreot, Now York. LROWN, SHIPLEY '& CO., Liverpool STEPHEN KENNARD & 0O., 27 Austin Friars, Loadem, BG. WAINWRIGHT & ©O., Paria, GEORGE H. DRAPER, Havre ing owners mite en) yn sed be accountable for old, silver, bullion, welry, precious stones ar y Unions Mile of nda ane clined tometer; wed ome coi thereof therein expressed. Shippers please take notice, that the ships of this ime | Cannot carry any goods contraband of war, | y aes LIVERPOOL AND YHILADKLEHLA STRAMSETIP 0 noiling thetr favorite F MAKUHISTER. taiss tons Capt, wytaee CITY OF BALTIMO! heres a ee rs One — GITY OF WASHINGTON, do,.2,700 + £08 FULADELIALA. CITY OF MANCHRA: Thursday, January 18, 1886 LIVERPOOL, OIY OF MANCHESTER. Weduelay, February 14, 1868, Saloon $00, 966 and $66, according to atate room. A limited ‘number of clase wil be taken from Vhiladelyhia aad Liverpool, found te rovisians. From Philadelphia... ..880 | From Li Rd Le agg ote Parties wishing to Being bee tour teleeae os Certificates of pansage, drafts on Liv Sramed i poi. £1 sterling and upw ete. Apes wo SMITH, 17 Walnut street, P: Be oer be 1 Broad: a, lew York. OK LIVERPOOL FKOM PHILADELPHIA. THE NEW and splendid Philadelphia built steamship NORTH AROLINA, 1,800 tous, Capt Washington Bywines, will be ready toreceive freight at Second Wha: nove Vine wereet, on Wednesday, « Saturday, Febru ion at 10 o'clock. Perey Fe ee $90, os pas. eluding Kteward’s fees n—A' Lmited umber of third class passengers be t from Philadelphia to Bea Tpool, and found ip provinions at $25. Dratts on for £1 and wards, For freight o pai to THOMAS RIOR. ‘ork, and 0 Walawt ARUGON &CO, me 16 Broadway, New iphia, 108 SU THAMPTO! D HAVRE. —THE UNI # mail steamer UNION, K. Adama, Commander, ¢ New York for Havre, touebir 1 the mails and passengers, on at 12 o'clock, from pier 37, atreet Price of Passage—First Cabin Second Cab) Lagrare not board the day bet be taken al Thur ay "vob 4. pply to MORTIMER LIVI jOsTON A turda: Fou i North River, foo! of pee} ue rere ~The steamal ip ALIS will nadt from Havre dé- rect for New York, (without calling at any port im Kag- land.) on Saturday, 261b of November, The rates of fret and 1 cabins will be y ships from Havre direet for than in ships calling at am English pon Varia, 17 Bowley New York, te CUNARD, 41) PACKET SHIP nn, will wail oo Fri Feb 2. For F* LONDON — THE, 7, nd cabin, apply 6 THOMAS ©. Caps. P hearne * \OCHE £3 Bouth st | NITED STATES MAIL LINK FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA ) Aspinwall aod fanam~a—Californiags are informed (by authority from the Panama Kaliroad Company,) that the transitol the Isthmus will be made by raliroed i ocean to ocean Mo more mule travel ! No river boating! On Mon Feb. 6, wt 2e'eloek ¥. M., from pier foot of Warren street, North river, will be deepatebed the feet #teamebip Gh LAW, Capt. GV Fer, U EN, te connect at Panama with the new aod superior steamship BUNORA. A spare boat i# siwaye kept at Paosme to prevent detentiom in case of accident, Mp Fema} se. ceived.atter one o'clock on the ealling day For pa apply at the company's office, 117 Weay ph wd *. RAYMOND. IsPATCH LINE ron SAN PRANCINOO —THE NEW lane A.) clipper ship SAMUKL 1b now loading at per Se. 27 great bulk of her cargo ea al speek of Ais line, Blai cularly requested to themaelves of ity disenge pp! cee at TION i ., 4 Wall stevet. YORK AND CALIFORNIA #TRAMMIIP N ~The Accessory Transit The splendid doul THE WEST, 2,000 tone bu: rom pier’ No. &, North river, on Monday, Feb. it.$ 00 tone bu connecting the Nic transit frow ce: ses ia their formation or HAs #. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY—¥UR BAVANS and New Urieans —On Friday, Forwasy 2, ot 2 from pler {oot of Warren street, N ht tee well known and favorite steamabip EMPIRE GIT, —— U.. vu H, Windle, Vassegecan be weoured at the office, Freight to New Orleans 00 cente per euble foot, Shippers wi be supplied with, bia oe oe ot the form rigeed by company, 0 office, No other Pa figny!, and ils ry iolieg will be wigned after the hove «? aaliing. For f onge apply St the offee of the company, Ni street, corner of Warren, MO KOBERTS, URTRALIA MONERR Fon fed Atates mail—T KG ES, Biater, fas let of Mareh 4, 8. © Con, master, h, to be followed by the erivelied tingale to sail ow or before Lith Apeil. et ae Dosen her last voyage in 80 days amd the Wi shortest ‘6 Gaye, the Por freignt 6 Wall etreet om record trom paerage apply wo KW, CAME. wom. th me ac (OR MELBOURNE, AUPTRALIA —THE MHIP TARTAR betas Full, cousiqness will please wend in (her bille ne te rignature A few jets can be accom et low rates, Ut lesmeliate anglisation sume on oa boone. ot pler 18 Bast river, or to MALLE & LOR, 108 Wall street, MB BAVANNAH AND FLOKIJA—OUNITED eTATHS Mai Line —The mew and splewed wteamebip KNOX FI Late A. D. Lodlew, will leave New York for Me- vennah on Haturday. Veb 4, from pier No. 4 North river, ivf sen om is of lading signet on boerd vor inet om beard, of for ) we BAMUKL, Lb. Mie "s Brostway. For throwgh Dekete ie New York to Jactsowvilie, $21 tw Miathe, 8™. The. Vioride, #. Woot: Will teereed, and leave b. 7. o Weleudey, "OR CHARLYMTON AND VIDMINA —oeMl WREKLY United States mall line. The new apd fart rl JAMMER ADIGER 8. Turner, Commamter pated No. 4 North river on aturday, Vebramry 3, at ik VM. precinely. For freight spit on where elt bille of ly wll be vignet, and at the office of FPURFORD, TILEATON & OO way. Through tickets w Floride os follows somville, 851, 16 Filathe, tos ent leave om Wetnertay Feb 7 FOCTHBEN TRAV RULER Hine mebip JAMEAT pler 15 North rive it wo cheese, for x The Marlon wil succeed, THE ¢ NITED #TA TW tng ot ? ean take & 6m Georgia, he x i aie a please weed duplicate receipta for AST OFY CLOTHING A LARUE QUANTITY WANT 1. Oentiomen wishing Ww dinpoee of large or email of ged lett of apparel can resins Ube fall * (m current money, by siiressing or calling to J aot. 11 Banter street, (formerly Orage.) nor tae yw. a C Ast OV CUSTHING WANTED ma tp nb ing any left off wearing apparel to Ghepom of, large or eantitiee, rhall receive tae emt fon them by appiying to oF = ieang Tours D. 491 Pearl surest, bet wore Cty ' Cemtee stort.