The New York Herald Newspaper, March 9, 1859, Page 8

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARC FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘Tomspay, March 8—~6 P.M ‘This day week the last payment on account of the ‘wenty million loan of 1858 will have been made. Tho ‘amount due this morning was about three millions of dol- Jars, of which over half s million was this day paid into ‘the Sub-Treasury in Wall street. Another half million ‘wil), it i8 understood, be paid by a single party within a @ay or two. Should no other payments be made this week ‘& sum exceeding a million will remain to be paid into the Sab-Treasury next Monday and Tuesday, the balance Delng handed over to the government ugent at San Fran elsco, So well have the payments been timed, and #0 prossing the necessities of the government, that a sum of ‘ten millions wi'l, on Tuesday next, have been abstracted from the bank reserve at this point since the end of Janu- ‘without cai any disturbance in the money mar- pel ‘The Joan cae the eflest merely of warning the ‘Danks against the danger of bank expansion, and has caused them to curtail in due time. Money is without change. Call loans continue to De offered at 4 a 434, and firat class paper fluc. ‘mates from 6 to 8, according to date. Very prime wbort endorsed paper is done at 6. Exchange js still firm, without change of moment, The bankers held this morning at 1093¢ a %, and did a fair business for the Boston steamer, ‘The only interesting topic in Wall street is the rumor that a new rupture has taken place between the four rail- roads to the West, It seems that Mr. Moran has fired ‘off one of his periodical threatening letters to his asso, wiates, warning them that their continued infractions 0 the treaty of October will compol the Erie to pursue an ‘mdependent course. We have all along held that the com- pact could not last. It was contrary to the true princi- ples of trade and the laws of competition, Our readers will not be surprised, therefore, if they hear, when the four Presidents meet at Buffalo, on the 16th inst., that the treaty has been abolished. So far as the stock market 3a concerned, so much Central and Hudson have been sold ‘on the probable rupture that these stocks are quite as likely to rise as to fall on the news. To-day, the rumors undoubtedly exercised an unfayorable influence. Stocks at the board this morning were Jower, and weak at the decline, Some of the parties who a week ago were operating for a rise, appear to have realized. Having made their profit, they are now helping prices dowa for ‘another heat. The public, which a few days sgo showed some faint symptoms of a willingness to speculate a little ence more, has been thoroughly scared out of Wall street by the reaction of the past few days. So litte spirit of ®peculation is afloat that the rare concurrence of a favor- able bank statement and reports of increased earnings on ‘the Western roads was followed by a decline iu prives. No effort to resist the downward tendency of stocks was made by the bulls. Some parcels of stock were taken quietly at the lowest figures of the day; but thero was no attempt to sustain the market, to buy publicly, or to interfere with the operations of the bears. Tho decline was general. Tho new government loan fell off 3 per cent, and Missouris declined 34 per cent. New York Central, which was injuriously affeoved by the pews of the rupture, declined one per cent, and Erie avout agsmuch. The Western shares were equally de- pressed, The decline in Rock Island is equal, since yes- terday, to 134 per cent; inGalenas, 134; in Michigan Southern preferred, 2; in Michigan Central, 1; in Mlinois Central, 34 Hudson River sympathised to the extent of XX per cent, and Pacific Mail kept pace, declining 3 per cent. Altogether it has been @ blue dey, and closes up ‘quite as gloomily as it began. The following were the closing prices of the day:—Missouris, 85 a };; Canton, 193, a 2034; Cumberland, 23% a 2434; Pacific Mail, 743 9 3<; New York Central, 7954 a %; Erie, 934 a %; Hudson, 31a 3; Harlem, 121{ a 3; Reading, 48% a %; Michigan Central, 513, a 3%; Southern guaranteed, 47% a 34; Panama, 11634 a 2{; Mlinois Central, 683¢ a 3; Galena, 694, a {; Cleveland and Toledo, 26% 27; Chicago and Rock Island, 60% 9 34. The business of the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol lows:-- Receipte......+ $802,952 21 “© "on account of Ld re Paymente 208,585 28 Balance, 7,048,897 92 ‘Me exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $20,889,536 69, and the balances $1,271,285 °76. The Jefferson Insurance Company has deciared a diyi- and of three dollars per ebare, payable on demand. We read in tu day's Puiladolphia Ledger:— The average weekly statement of the banks of this city, for the week ending on Sa\urday last, preseuts the fol: Jowing results in the leading items, and the following changes, as compared with the previous week :— Fe, 2 1,650,848 8/854,000 8 2,778,252 2,901,337 3,083 Thongh these figures show a sumll decrease of apecie, ihe figures in all other respests point to increased ease in the money market. The loans have increased $209,406, the circulation $123,085, and the deposits $359,603, The following are the earnings of the Michigan Centra) Railroad for February:— 1869. Passengers. es +348,029 78 Freight 2.00... + 49,881 25 Miscellaneous. 5,098 34 5,801 69 $107,502 40 The following are the February earnings of the Liule Miami, Columbus and Xenia companies: February, 1859 February, 185 $86,477 52 Xenia road, now operated by these companies, thoee re- ceipts for February amounting to about $4,000. ‘The following is a comparative statement of the exports {exclusive of specie) from New York to forcign ports for the weck and since Jan. 1:— 1857. 1858. 1859. Total for the week., $891,209 $1,074,398 $1,484,204 Previously reported. 10,149,735 8,840,795 7,451,401 Since Jan. 1.....$11,040,04¢ $9,915,193 $5,935,615 ‘We had occasion the other day to refer to the subject of alleged repudiation in Indiana, We have now the follow. ing letter from Indianopolis, which gives the Indiana view Of the question:— To mie Eprror or Tue Hera. These are the facts in reference to the Canal bonds ‘Question:—In 1836 our Legislature authorized an extensive bon of internal improvements, and, throngh its Fund issioners, borrowed large sums of money, issuing as security for the loans about $15,000,000 of bonds. A portion of these bonds (much the largest) was called 1n- ternal Improvement bonds, while the others were called ‘Wabash and ErieCanal bonds. The internal improvement m proved a failure, partly on account of the revul- of 1837 and partly because of peculation of the funds by the Fund Commissioners. But interest was paid on ‘the bonds ti)! 1842, when it stopped. In December, 1845. the bondholders, through tueir agent, Ovaries Butler came to the State, made a preposition wiiich was acceptor, ‘and a contract made and embodiet io a law, which law ‘wos afterward approved by the bondho! personal acceptance and surrender of oli bonds. The contract was az follows:—The aggregate amount of State indebtedacss (except bank bonds) was divided into two equal amounts, ‘and new bonds authorized to iseue upon the surrender of those outstanding. One-baif of the bonds wore called anal bonds, and the holders were to look to the canal alone for interest and principal, the State + serving the right to redeem them in twenty years, For the other hal! the State pledged its revenues, and the interest there- n bag been promptly paid. Thus’ you will see that the State has kept its faith with the bondholders. They took the canal, completed a portion of it, and looked alune to the tolis, the sale of large tracts of lands, &c., to roim ‘Durse them. Atthe time of the Butler arrasgement it ‘Was well understood that the canal was absolutely sold to the bondholders, and one-half of the State’s indebtedacer cancelled. Mr. Secrest, who reported the bill to the ‘House, took that position, Itbas never been otherwise Construed until within the last three years, und then only Hecause a sot of Wall strest sharpora, ailed by gambling politicians in Indiana, had formot a combination to bay up those Cana! bonds for a song, and by getting Indiana to cancel them and reissue new ones based upon the State revenues (and not the canal) they could make a splendid financial speculation. I have been told thatthe eix nfillions of bonds have been purchased mainly by Winslow, Lanier & Co. for about $1,000,000. An attempt has been inde by the present Logisiature to pags an act releasing to the Siate her right to redeom the canal, which ia virtually breaking the contract, and will give the bondholders an opportunity to come forward and justify their demand, ‘Our people will rebel before they will pay taxes to pay gain a debt once already paid. y Stock Exchange. ? TuxsbaY, March 8, 1859, + 9036 110 Harl BR pref..’. 89 9" 100 160 39 450 Readiog it. 80 do 40 do 20 = do 400g 0. , 250 Mich Cent RR, 15 cr 2060 Lilinois £1 Bde. 1000 T Ht & Alt 24m _ 30000 Lad & Mil 1 gb .1000 Chie &RPDAS 96 950000 U S 6's, "74, 2000 Missouri 511 ri 5's. Exp EECOND ++ 10336 85, 85 20 nee 50 Mich Cen RR.b30 1O...- 200+ Ag 200 MichSo&N I R.b60 300 Panama RR. oxts trom the Port of New York to Fore! Ports for the Week Ending March 7, 185! DANISH WEST INDIES. Flour, bbis, ae Pork. 65 Paper, M..... 250 Bread, bbls... 206 andy, bbis, 15 Brandy, Shoulders, tbs1,962 Hams}. 567 Cornmeal,bbis 200 Cheese, tbe, .2,161 Rice, tierces.. "18 Tea, boxes... 72 Starch,.... .. 200 Beans, bush.. 336 Sugar, bbls.. 42 Teather, pkgs. 15 Lard, Ibs... 12,638 Alcohol, bbie. 27 Raspr’y syrup 4 Wooden ware. 100 Butter, Ibs, ..1,924 Total sseccerees Lea, cloth, ¢8.. 72 Rosin, bbis... 830 Sew. mac.,¢8. 8 Corn, bush, .9,727 E log’d,, bx8.1,100 Sarsap’a,bales 178 Bal. copavie,ch. 91 Dyestulls, bas. 100 FureGekits,pke.44 W'bone, Ibs, 78,224 ‘Tobacco, bls. 1.282 ‘Total... Cotton, bales. 342 Rosin, bbls, .3,398 S. turpentine, 585 Potushes..... 46 Sausage skins, 8 Peru, bark, cs 208 Tobac.stms.bls. 41 Vaiue, Phys. Value. $17,931 Domes’s, bales. 40 $2,221 13180 Vessel rigging. — — 1,500 Tl Perfumory,cs 50 ‘143 515 Rice, bbls..,, 10 182 B04 Tobacco, bxs. 23 225 386 Machine'y,cs. 1 125 BRB Steel, boxes... 4 105 840 Metal goods.. 2 108 268 Onions, bbis, 30 101 456. Candles, boxes 355 1,078 487 Beef, Dbls,... 10 | '100 155 566 1,196 480 1,459 eld 285 14 352 HAMBURG, $7,094 Rice, Ibs...,. 188 $3,285 3,826 Coftie, bags.- Gor 324 Sallduck, bxs. 5 8,831 Potashes,bbis. 20 949 4,084 Seed, bage... 600 2,612 6,620 Cotton, bales. 42 6,357 710 Beeswax, Ibe. 816 115 28,896 Ess.olls, cs... 10 715 68,087 Misceliancous, — 204 18,110 p SiBiag cseescheeibartongeennacssoosecoss+ « GLOOKGH ROTIREDAM, $17,042 Logwood,tons. 172 $1,372 5,750 Staves. 200 "1/950 11634 Hams, ibs..'1/150 160 1488 Lr. goods,c, 1 160 480 Miscellaneous, — 118 Miscellaneou LIVERFOOL. Soleleather,bs 69 $4,888 Cotton, bales.1,014 $45,000 Cl’r seed,bgs.1,884 20,330 I r. goods, ca’ 13 ‘550 Hats, cases... 6 1,050 Leather, rolls 2il 14,556 Furs, pkgs. n 2,934 Flavine, bxs,. 200 680 Jewelry, cs... 7 7000 Steres’cps,bxs | 2 535 S'ivr wr, ck.. 1 2,000 Hams, ibs,..6,057 631 Clothing, cs... 3 1,000 Le’thr cl’th. 5 536 Dagurmates.. 2 ‘478 Skins, pkgs. 9 12,500 Whil’bone, !bs5,226 4,900 Segare, cases. 2 (263 Cheese, 1bs.80,000 7,100 Tim. seed, bgs 98 685, Ipecac, bales. 10 715 Books, case.. 1 200 Beef, tierces.. 76 1,263 Miscellaneous. — 3 Do. bbls. 19 215. —_ Rosin, bbls. 200 875 Total... $128,587 LONDON. Books, €8..... 8 Hat blocks,pke 12 M.tob’co,Ibs.15,870 2856 Strawhats.cs. 14 1,800 Beef, tes. $66 12,473 Middles,!bs.22,610 2,256 Pork, bb!s, 379° 7,966 Lard........10,050 1,831 Bacon, lbs,.40,913 3,730 Oxide of ziac,os 250,040 Clocks, bxs.., 288 2404 Prop. corn,dxs 400 1)615 Herbs, bales.. 4 162 J. R. hose,bales 2 ‘300 Ivory nut,bags 130 720 Pork, tes. 67 2,010 Cheese, 1v8..24,758 1,409 Tobacco,hbds. 95 36,998 Agl.impls.,>xs 2 185 Rumps, !bs..6,720 600 | Corn meal,bbls 20 333 Sabmar. drossea 3 1,000 | O.cake,Ibsi,600,862 93,807 Agi. impimnts 80 4/000 Rosin, bbis...2,960 10,567 Fiour, bbls... 12 au Boxes, tor 4 $0 Cheese, Ibs. .1,560 87 | Lampblack,hhdsa 600 Hemp, bales..." 25 137 Tea, chests... 126 1,995 pa eet Machinery. alot = "$00, Tot... .4464+.8187,677 BRAVO sss sserceversorecccreccscocees ++ 48,000 $560 Wheat, bushels, +600 $1,100 BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN COLONIES, Flour, bbis,.4,062 $21,487 1956 Drugs, box...) 1 100 4,681 Poak, bbls... 860 7,643 200 Corn meal... 400 1/484 M. 515 Rice, tes.. 137 205 D'dappis,obis 10 150 Oakum, bales. 90 235 Tar + 75 187 Bur.fluid,bla. 10 200 225 Books,cate... 1 116 705 Tobacco, bxs.. 116 2,280 564 Batter, Ibs. .13,713 1,766 4 Miscelianeous. — 633 0 Bitlonoes Wt Powl......... ++ +$44,700 BRITISH WEST INDIES. Blacking,pkgs 10 $188 Shingles....60,000 $345 Pork, bbis.,.. 145 2,603 M.tob’co, Ibs.4,667 718 340 Beef, bb's. 29 493, 15 7.0 Potatatoes,ibe. 66 ef... 150 Lard oil, gail’s 201 Lard, Iba,,..8,750 Tobacco, bide,” 6 Total... M tobacco, 16805022 Drogs, pak’ges 40 Carriages, 27 Hardware, pks 228 Furniture ..., 289 Segars, car 3 ‘Tacks, pk; 6 Ag inp! Manufac. wood 4 Cordages, coils 21 Oysters, boxes 50 ila, Ib 100 Peariash,bbie. Hams, lbs... .8, Maple, slabs. Skine, ck... Hogs hair,bie. Chrme ore,cks 40 2 Paintings, «1 pe hats.cs, is 2 Bhoes..pssvee 1 Trupks..,..,. 37 Machin'y, bxe. 40 Hardware... 21 Cont, ton 180 Tron tanks... 8 | y 140 Coffee, bags.. 7 Live etock, hd 110 Sugar, bbis,. 4 156 Tea, boxes... 7 198 Leather, sides 15 186 Miscellaneous. — 1,864 BRITISH GUIANA. $5,861 Turpentiae,) $45 Caner, boxes 145 815 BRITISH AUSTRALIA. $65,405 Sewing machs 4 $290 1800 Rooks, cases... 19 1,007 2,768 Waking powder 20 — '400 7,600 Hose, bales... 16 2,000 B98 Gi '200 960 ¥ 3,200 i 30 860 3s 100 Wood’ wares 75 150 1,100 Candies, boxes 200 1,400 50 80 83500 296 $101,606 9 $1,700 Seneca roothgs 14 Cod liv, olloks 4 rr maAcetl cB. “| 5 5 1 ym 2 36 1 143, 2,355 Dent, mat.es., 1 572 0% ‘Tobacco,bales. 23 25 2,621 Palm leof,b01.2,572 2,600 049 Leather cloth, 1 100 587 Rosi pper, 20 801 Dried fish, bxs 111 D 660 Tobacco, cks., 2 400 960 Pick fish, bois 20 439 1,011 Har 100 Corner Miecellan $4,160 21,064 diane ‘943 80 ‘970 F 1,339 2.08 ‘466 a 120 949 278 169 retry 2004 681 Cast steel, cs. 339 Watches,'cs.. 1 2,461 Man'd iron, co 68 ie Dry goods, cs. Matches, co... 4 Optical inat, cs Domestics, ce. 16 626 Lg glasees,ca 3 400 Potatoes, bbls. 810 3,591 Paint, pkgs... 34 xt Pict'e fra 4 | 808 Ale, bbis..... 267 2,477 Lives’kbead? 4 250 Shoe mat,cs.. 80 600 Mugioal inst,os 5 280 52 BT FapelremscbAis 1A ‘aper, rm! Chandeliers;cs” 1 M72 Brose gcods,c 6 = 248 Cordage, pkgs 27 BAB Hay, bales... 150 300, RR cars....., 6 4,255 140 ont 158 itt Carte. 1,674 Oysters, 59 Tallow, 'Ibs.. 7,808 or Faim ot, cat.” T ‘aot Whaleoitgails $26 "300 Bread, pkgs.. 71 ‘331 aos 2 Leather, 1 B60 Pickles ., 205 ane kis ‘100 a Rice, caske,.. 20 980 Grease, Ibs..1,121 121 Dagon acs 1100 ae 198 Clothing, 2 2 3 1 4 a 5 1 1 10 aq 5 136 5 7 24 93 u 190 eeenee AID NAPLEM, $450 Cariages...... 3 $308 12, Coad, Dales.1,054 86,161 Y7jO1S Total. .sese...6 877/102 “AWrICA. Tocaceo, bales 4 $56 Corn, bushels. 50 $50 Beans, bueh.. 64 128 Crockery, cr’s 2 90 Dry goods, bis 79 8,004 Powder, kegs. 76 180 Muskete, bxs. 1,400 Miscellaneous, — 55 Hardware... 150 — Total Be oS eemaeenepemrey 4% 3 Dry goods, bls 10 $080 $5,183 Dr 8, bls 5,669 Beet bple’... 35 409 1,852 Peas, bushels, 169 287 43670 Bagging, bales 2)893 Haus, Ibs.....7, Glo ‘347 Tobacco, 1,010 1,277 Flour, bbls. 15,696 1836 Spices, ba; 176 362 Drugs, pkg 308 710 Miscellaneous. — 583 241 9174" Totad,,..4s0 MEXICO. Nails, kegs... 200 41,904 Blacking, bbls 16 215 Pistols, case.. 1 "121 ‘Hops, bales... 8 99 Cutlery, tox.. 1 175 Rice, bbls... 20 195 Fancy gés,cs. 5 © 772 Gasiixt.bxe., 20 167 Lr. goods,cs 8 680 Sodaapp.cé. 2 180 Hardware, bx 76 1,852 India rubber. 6 280 Marble, pkge. 14 265 Hats, &c...... 1 344 ‘Trusses, bale. 1 148 Prigmat.pkg 2 874 Cocoa, bage.: 437 11,078 Coffee, bags., 60 476 Sandpaper cs, 18 ‘500 Drugs, pkgs...169 6,106 Man. iron,cs, 3 141 Strwpaper,rmioco 300 + 45950 Fire erkrs, bx 180 224 Paint... 27 Whaletangs ib 1g fuer mat,cs: Candtes...... 70 h. 270 Miscellaneous, 871 128 newee. . tees ever e 1 8108,060 NEW GRANADA. Champ’e, bsk. 55 $651 Awnings 2 Soap, DX8.... 65 98 Vinware, no 852 Tobacco, ce... 3 77 Brandy, bxs,, 28 556 Flour, bbis... 110° 750 Bread, bbls... 164-307 Butter, Ibs..1,175 288 Paint,'kegs... 87 341 Zine, coils...,” 2 145 Domestics, ibs 20 699 Lumber, ft.3:,758 510 Balconies, bxs 2 240 Tobacco, baies’ 35 «402 -Man'f'diron., 19 382 W'dnware,pk. 30 123 Stationery,cs. 2 100 Beef, bbls... 11 164 Pres’vd meats 10 109 Drogs, boxes. 42 1,512 Pickled fish... 23 95 Sngar, bbis.. 14 "436 Barningoil,gal 84 95 Books, cs..., 18 2,600 Machine do... 982 873 Wine, pkg: 4 Boiled do...., 205 164 Mach’ry, o8.; 12 1,278 Tallow, 1bs...2,558 815 Hardware. 28 ‘S76 Kaitroad sroge” 6 250 Agi. impi’mts, 31 157 Candles, cases 18 215 Powder,pkgs. 46 178 Paper,reams,0lo 2.56 Home, ibs. 197 Effects, cases..’ 2 100 Rope, ‘coils... 406 Pork,bbis.... 16 118 Dry goods,c#, 8 219 M. tobacco,ibs 200 63 Billard table, 1 378 Clothing,casey 4 84 Cheese, Ibe..1,080 159 Alcohol, bbls. 8 307 Buoy. .s..0. 1 166 Pd vegetables Sk 186 Cordisis, ca.; 10 90 Boots&shs,cs 7 800 Rice, bbis,... 48 401 Coal,tons..., 220 880 Lard, Ibs,...1,158 206 Misctllancous. —~ 2,033 Furniture,bxs 33 064 JOUA) sas eseeeeeeeneseeneees VENEZUELA. Drogs, pkne.. 2 $80 Codish,qtls,, 12 ° $52 Butter, Ibs... 960 262 Furniture,pkg 17 820 Bread, pkg... 100 82 Iron, sheets., 66 661 4 215 Machin’y,pkes 4 149 194 Miscellaneous, — 358 Coal, tong,.... Coal, tong.... Butter, Ibg...1 Flour, bble Boos &sh’sce 8 819 Lins'd oil, gals 403-836 Paint, bs,...4,000 210 Champ'ne,bke 20 185 Man.iron,pkgs 16 0 134 Cakum, bales, 200 650 Domestics... 692 97,708 Wan.ware,bxs 48° 295 Furniture,cs,. 18 675 Tobacco, bales 37 564 $1,052 4,032 62,210 406 MARSEILERS, Hogs hair, bis. 25 $148 Staves . 2% 200 "otal HINA. Giass ware,cs 4 $155, Bread, bbls... 200 954 Wine, boxes.. 67 1,015 Hardware, cs, 17 758 Starch, boxes, 22 $2 Pr. meats, cs, 590 , Ibs 146 , Cases, 282 Fish, pkgs.... 20 48 Vinegar, bbls. 50 800 Soap, boxes... 179 465 TOL. os ee eee +0 eb48,082 SANDWICH ISLANDS, Wine, ce. W.ware, Truck Bardw BIAVEB ssescesseeseereceseare r FRENCH WEST INDIES, 580 00 Manure, ba Shooks, bhi Total... $7,200 455 Furniture, bxs 2 +100,400 $6,180 CITY COMMERCIAL KEPORT. ‘Trespay, March 86 P. M Asnra.—Tho sales embraced about 60 bbis. pots at 53¢c. Breapercrys.—Flour—The better class of Western State brands were firm, while common and inferior grades were heavy, and prices inclined to droop, ‘The ‘transac- tions footed up about 1,200 a 1,800 bbis., closing at the following range of quotations Superfine State 60 a 95 85 Extra State.,.....— * Wa 675 Superfine Western 5108 600 Extra Jowa, Michigan, Indiana and Obio.... 6 60a 7 75 Extra Genesee,.,... i | 825 a 698 7 ht Southern 62a 670 Southern fancy and extra,, song 6 75a 7 75 Choice extra family and bakers’ brands.... 7 75a 8 75 Rye flour 3658 430 Corn meal Se 425 Canadian flour continued firm, while sales we ot our figures, Southern flour was in With sales of about 8.500 bbis., closing within the of our figures. Rye flour and prices unchanged Com was ‘lees active, bracing low at She. a 86%. Barley was quiet, ‘and wore in good supply, with Boe. a bbe., and Wer Conver was quiet, and cele of St. Domingo at 9) atl2%c, The stock of all packages of all kinds of 8,200 bales, oa the . Wheat continued firm, with about 21,600 buehels, including prime white Michigan $1 00, good winter red Western at a wankie Club at $1 35, Chicago lota of white Southern at and Western mixed at 8c, # 88¢. ‘eetvern and Canadian at le c., Rio at 11340., and kinds amout a0 ef es ager, included in which were 16,508 bags 876 java. Corrox.—The toarket continued aj dem: a Eee corn meal were prices ranged from 68c. a 980. Oates alos Of Stato Western at 80c. a 630. were confined to ‘to Rio and firm, with sales of about basis of the following quotations: NEW YORK CLAS*IPICATION. land, Horida, Mobile, N.O.& Tenas. 105% 10% 10 1256 12 12 12% 18; 18. ¢ is a statement of the movement in since the 1st September last, as ct with vious three aaa 1 ee wer, z 1857. 1858. 1869, 2,497,000 2,386 , 998,000 2,044,000 4 58 Biss 66,000 292,000 000 1,675,000 48,000 970,000 1 the past week, included in the above:— 1,000 8,000 119,000. 81,000 59,000 68,000, 49,000 64,000 4,000 15,000 9000S _9,000 28,000 26,000 14,000 18,000 91,000 109,000 72,000 81,000 receipts ot fae ports compared with lane i Ft 3 HE i? tH i & 8 ee ee “3 E 3t i i iffta.? Hi Florida at 200. a ‘Winsksy.—Sales of 260 bbls. were made at 27 },0. MARITIME INTBLLIGEACE. ha} Bhip Bebastopol, Lombard, New Orlea) Bark Os reeiede (Olden), Reb’ Fark ©} Horea, Buuverice, Bucuos ayree WW DePorrest Co. Bark Louisa Kilbam, White, Loando—Yates, Porterfield & WO Alden, Ha Malanras—J Hark Cavailo, Woahinpton, indwnolae-3 1h Bi ‘Asiona, Bisal— B ‘Galveston—D i ieebecsn, Fre, Su el by ty Schr © Roberts, Fowler. Washin e » Carol 1. Vandervoort, ‘Wicks, Schr Davison, Ryder, Norfolk—M Bedell. Behr Leoead i; Salem—R W Ropes & Co. 7 , Boaton—Dayton & Sprague, Scbr Whistler, Preaby, Taunton. Schr Elnte. Facemire, ‘Bridgeton —Jas Hand. Steamer J B Thompson, Colmary, South Amboy. ARRIVED. Steamehin Plorids, Crowell, Savannah, with mdse and paa- to 5 & Mite! Bon. **Bleamanno ang roar, Savannah, 14 hours, wite 8, well Bhp Colum Fairfield), New Orleans Feb 14, and bar 19th, with to N & Sons. Left at bw Pass, ipaide the bar, 27 veasels, waiting to be towed out, outside 1b vestels, 10 be towed in.” 4th, lust, off Hatteras 2 ed sie ree number empty molasses and barrels, also Dleces of wreck. Dark E Foster (of Militridge), Foster, Canienas, Feb 26, with sugar, Ao, to Gea W ee ag 4th inst, lat $4, lon 76.80, in a gale from'S8E, the bark was hove on ber beam ends, Sling the saute, ‘with water, which ran into the bold, damaging the cargo; i Stove ac. Bark Ellen ftevens (of Portland), Howe, Matanzas, 11 days, with sugar, ac, to master. Bark iliam & Jane, Cobb, Providence, in ballast, to Eagle EE Wit ike Wine ida Rao Marae ichr Witch of the Wave (of Harwich), Taylor, Feb 35, with oranges, to Gilmartin. “Kaveriencea: heavy Teen ee Rogers ciineBeayle, St Anne Bay, Ja, Feb 20, chr Alice Rogera (Br), Bri . with pimento, Ae, to matter. Feb 28, off Indinh Key, #D0Ke Fehr Wensnab (al Cotnaeet) Kelsey, Matanzas, 8 days, with suger and fruit bourd to Providence. “Anchored ‘in the lower y for a peer Aime (hr, Curry, Cornwallis, 20 days, with potatoes, to GR Dixot ta), Ward, Wilmington, NO, 10 days. Ht Haldwia, Ronde, Predsriawecure Saye, Fredericksburg, 5 days. rs r Behr Schr Georgia: el, Virginia, Behr John Tilt ‘oper, Vir v8. Schr M Miller, Philadel) ‘i HB , Burke, Philadelphia for Danvers, Sehr Thos Jefferson, Ellis, 8 78, Schr LM Mangum, Whaier ster, 2 days. Steamer Nels ware, Copes. PI ier Westchester. Ulark Steamer Oscvola, Smith, New London. BELOW. Bark Theodore Curtis, 8 days from Matanzas, Brig Jos Fark, 13 days from Cardenas. Sebr Damon, 1) daya from Matanzas, xan ark unknown—(All by pilot boat Ellwood Walter. ‘Bark Amanda. wit, x erthern Light (Br), from Jacmel.—(All by pilotboat @ unt, No Brig Princess, Vall, from Kingston, Ja, Ship Courler, Richmond: From quarantiue, eifip Andover, New Orleans. Wind at sunset NE with rain, Tel Marine Report. LONG BRANCH, March 8 suneet—N tn stgbt; very thick weatber off shore. Wind NF, fresh, and raining. Ship Adonis. asbore south of this point, will probably be a total Joss. Crew ail saved. SANDY HOOK, March 8, sunse!—Three brigs at anchor in the bay, bound oul, Find” freah ‘vom i wit rain. HIGHLANDS, March 8, sunset—Wind light from NE. Fog coming in very thick. Cannot see two miles from the beach, Miscellaneous. Snrr Anoms, Bosse, of and from Bremen vis Newcastle, bound to New York, went ashore Monday night at 11 o'clock near Station No 4, Tong Branch, She lies stern on and has. feet of water in her hold. Capt Merritt, one of the Under writers’ agente, left yesterday overland to the assistance of the chip, The wrecking schr Norma will also left yesterday. The A was built at Bremen fo 1883, 560 tons register, rates A124, owned by F Beck & Co, and valued at $20,000. The fol lowing is a list of cargo on board:—7 chains, Wm Aymar & Co, 39 casks ground flint, Jersey City Pottery & Co; 57 do, JP Ham: ‘mell; 124 grindstones, Barclay & Livingston; 100 casks alkali, ‘501 casks soda, 160 do bleaching powder, 600 pigs lead, 130 cake carb soda; 200 do venetian red, 600 rb sods, H & FW Moyers a0 phge mdse, to order, Set om A later despatch from the ship Adonis states that she is part- ly hogged, and will probably be aJotal loss, ‘The obliging pursers of the steamships Montgomery and Florida, beth from Savannab, bave our thanks for full files of papers, Laven or tHe Pirot Boat Rzna Nre—The pilot boat Ezra Nye (No 2), Capt J T Watson, was successfully launched yes terday, at 12 M, from the yard of Messrs Webb & Bell, nt Greenpoint, Bhe is (as stated yesterday) an improvement tn the model of pilot boats ae regards comfort and safety, Her Fpeed will be on Saturday, 12th inst, to make a trial trip on that day bation wmong the pilote, in order to test her working, which there iano doubt will prove satisfactory, When launched Capt ‘Wm T Francis (of steamtog notoriety), with skill and seaman ship in which he was well versed, selzed the and, 3g to etiquette, becutne comme Fe at fy ler to lock, e pplause. | The Mera Nye is 96 (one burthen, 72 fect long, So reet beum, and 7 feet 6 inches dep of bold, and ta owned by Jas T Watson. } R Harlow, Thos Leitch, Wm Ryder, Joe Hus fey, Wim Luce and Wm Sincking Jersey pilote. On the 1th she will proceed to sea, and commence her duties 28 # pilot Sue BuumsG iw Gaeex Port axp Witssamsnona — ‘The ship yards are now nearly all of them doiug somethiog having vessels on the stocke and rendy to launch, and many of the builders baving contracts which will make this department of business quite active during the summer snd fail. Mensrs Lawrence & Foulks have under way nt tholr yard, foot of North Fifth street, a large dredging machiue, being pee fos Kg Spanish gover nibh and intended to be used at © at. Th fo 120 fect long, 86 feet wide and 10 fect deep, of olpging 4,000 yards of mud in ten hours, which Ia more work than any dredging machine yot builtin the countey, A large bucket wheel 60 fect in dismeter is in the centre of tout, and can dig to the depth of 30 feet, fhe will have four engines on board to be used for propelling, raising and lower. ing the digging appar: a er purports, These are belag bullt by James Molynevx, of Bordentown, NJ. She will cout about $8 000, aud b ; fame gentlemen are also constructing a stoumer {or New York and New Urleans Stcamehip Conspany-Livizgeics, ieron A CO, agents—to ran In connection wit hawba, of that line, ‘She is 245 feet long, 88 feet beam and 27 feet ‘hold. She will ‘have beam engines 60. ii qilinder pnd 12 feet atroke,. are being built ny ihe an Tron Works, ‘New York. is to be i fe zoute by the Ietcf Replemnber. | Bho, constructed the beat and mort substantial manner, viest part of her machinery will be putin stocks and the remainder stra creas Nace, Ahearn ees utract for auother steamer for the same fuck Warrior, recent ‘ became dy about the Ist oF middle of Mi F aos it ‘a propeller omerell Timilur to the proy eller recestly but us ay at thin yard for some tions, Are Dow nearly resd7. tt HI proceed to Amerie; thix roule about ten months, and in hby and Capt Weet took them down the Grand haptde to Montreal and thence to New York. They were token to Hunter nt nd placed upon the railway to Sop: pered and thstened. After which they rere taken tp the Iter irda were ul off 0 WHhaa taroe Soot of bbe Lull, and obey’ sllera” of Mr. Speeden for the purnone of hetn, gone ane Bios pats bole sp coed Silay a a A ath aes ee Spoken, d&e. Sbip Byzantium, from NOrleans for Liverpool, Feb 22, lat ach eae bigh ponte oma we 8 UNE AGU ct end Grom Besten ter Onions, Pet , Wt aut Dele, Reger, bem Berea ter Philade ; bia, March 6, Harriman, from Boston for Peruambuco, Feb 3, iat —.lom Be. ‘Hrig Harp, Haynes, from @agua for March 6, tn vincfard Round: split maneall’ Sih, nod anchored uf! No- epiLetlrpeat Maem See ir Baten, Bath a ind» A schr cupposed 10 be the Mary Cleaveland, from Boston for Jeremie, Feb 16, of Jeremie. Behr C Wheeler, Miller, from Boston for Philadelphia, March * Seur'B is Berry, Weaver, trom Philadelpiia for Boson, weaver, March 6, in Vineyard Bound. Foreign Ports, , Grsnaeeg, Jan W—Sid bark JJ Palmer, Turaer (hom Pa- oo Nar. “TLubcnd, Fob 3~Bid ship Joxbus Mauran, Liscomb, Cundiff, ‘°Jemnuin, Feb bin port eche F Snow, Jouce, wig. Sd 18th, sehr Hanover, Brown, Boston, . > qMBLtconst, Dec 152.7 ship Welle of the Sea, Lewia, Lon- mn 93 dn Pana. port bark Frederick Deming, Shortie, digg: brig Henrleo, Letavor, for Salvw for Saayae” io Saxetro. Jan Ie—Uld, barks Portland; St Janie! carts Meeseserr Bi Tampion Suary Ehzabith, Phinney, Pb adelphia’ Praveller |B), NOvioaus- ‘ , . ard from Philadetp! 5 Would sail for Maracaibo im 3 dr .. Sr Joux, ND, Feb 28—Arr NYork; March }, Edward, Frost, Anna ae APALACHICOLA, Feb 23—Arr bark Thomas; brig John & Cotton, Anderson, N¥ork. Br ship F: L A . Chartier, smo sare ek Yl In port March 2, ships Rajah, Bowen, from. . wig, Keio. Raadaon,§ ‘hoeton 1g; Canova. Bunyen, Nickels, from Havre, dg; Amertea (Br), Willems, tor Liverpool a Beima. for Coam.tor Galvebton lag. i man yALEXANDRIA, i—Sld schr Hamilton, Ogden, New ORTON, March 7—Arr steamer: button a sees neers Meters fui Acre Roh eri toa Havavn; brig ‘ancock, Tucker, Penaaseia: sche Si Raker, and Farnsworth, ‘Ever A Manton, Lambert, Nori ‘orth, ett, folk.’ Telegraphed from Vensacola. Signal for three brige. Old Freeman, Calcutta: el, No hast dish. Gardver. $t John NB; Chasea, Merrill, NOrleans: to load iA oe brign Zallnh ( ¥ ‘Freecott (Br), Chad Curacoa yh 3 Glover, Congdon, Lincoln, Wilm! Doughty, City Point nd selpbiay' Roxbury, Brown, Wind W to 8K. Ship Gentoo Roeds Sth—Arr tel) steamer Jos Whitney, riba deine Races aot bile, Gaspee, Andros, do; Grotto, Blewas ‘Aevannah, brige baa, Clenhiegoe, Ben ig. Garde: rieve, nas; HD Ruggles, Bld Galveston; Soran, Drew, aves: Rast Wind, Bush, J ALTIMORE, Mareh7— Arr York: echre Lizzie Rurrell, Todd, nua Shepard, Dickinson, Franklin: tng ur known~all bound up. eld wr Carmine’ Reed, Wo. ies. Sid sehr Fone ry EDGAK TOWN, Mareh 5—Sid schre fort, Me; Mountain Fagie, and Hornet, Portiand; Como, mouth; Liberty, Musqulio Inlet, # Florida, muppowed 0 nd E. FRANKFORT, Feb 2—9M4 brig Robin, Carienss, ehra: Canim, ‘Prshines Torto ‘ie! Mare Julie Rogers, Perkina. do FAUL RIVER, March S—Arr schrs , Layflam, betiport; tt, Shylock, Eawen, dor De Slarges: Keams, Mets folk. VAIRBAYEN, March Loe sobre Fraaces Elmore, 1 Renee a ee EEO. ay dove, Bar: ‘ ob 22 Arr achr Ver NY, chr Mery ila: Wosds. Pent Jacinia, 24d, brig Stella, fyureli, do; tenia. “in the'oting, © beck supposed takes hae Fratua. from “GEO! N, £0, Teb 28—Arr achr James RGETOT ign aasia'y — Swan, F: , New York. * ney " a ‘nel a 1 GLOUCs h Arr echts Mary Kemisk, Young, Lynn aye Fi . ssa CLE aca Vicia pct Bote fon ei ar Pa ray if Mean hoa well sud Jaden biL—Arr brige Edwin, G a Beaner, Hlodaard, Nori fod echre heat Wind, Wath, Sore for ‘Wooster, N York for Bos: Caroline, Chick, do for Se TO Thoty P Libert joston f i for tlumateceneoizted taal a hh born, hoksport Gm iles SW of Montauk, abified sehie tN emi etry, Sona sehre ‘mi! , Pusan, Newell, brazil Ann, Adeliza, Thompson, Union, tth—Arr brig Do Fieher, Cirbinn Caro : whee Fae for ‘ord. w noe Bt, calm, and geliing underway, a1 of to Fiiza Anu; schra wep, Wm A malond, Treanuee oon or Bein: ouatie 2 5 ontalde Harrisburg, from NOrionua for n ark Whiatling Wind, havelfe Ris Tanciee soe rr) r |, Havelin, janeiro; nebr em, Ireweter, N York. Cid ships Shack: a oxpoo); Treuslt (Br), ‘abompevs ‘ad ‘onic, Fatman ', March 6—Arr schr B B Sumner, Taylor, A ce NEWPORT, Murch 7, 8 AM—In port brig Blepben Young, SPENEACOLA, Fel wares he Angel, Key Weats sebr M Vassar, Pog ted 23a, back wna jon VALLG, Fam Beare ae ‘Anthem, Brierton, Avola:D W Bagley, Baker, Pensacola for'do; Joseph 2 Suaith, John Masbow, Simo Baxer, JH Horton, Sur ‘Rirg, Kawa Stanley, and Geo had ‘Jencks, ‘Carlisle, ¥ for Paw: bark Leon, Parrett, Montevideo — A werland maik Hin Biced, Mathews Ar : Foner cra White, a OFOw ; oy hae shige Great Republic Limeburner, anid Tells: AV ANNAH. March 4—Arr achrs Golden Rod, North Biate, Horton, NYork. Cid abip Maguet Gr te? a bark Tnisate Davis, ‘do; brig Whitaker, ie, to lond for Boston. ‘March 7—Arr bark Btorm King, Millet’, Muscat via igs ‘aRPAULIN COVE. March 6—In port achra Ann, Alfrod, h i Woubsa OLE, March 1:3 PHCS Passing by, ahip B Thayer, from for. WARRER, ‘Charleston. 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