The New York Herald Newspaper, May 14, 1859, Page 8

8 : WINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. "i ime obs Posmay, May 18-6 PM, oy ibaa reaction from the late panto, and meres rs ne aay igh several ordere in the board for State stocks ae nn of the rallway securitics, Missouris 11% 100 srmovered 1 $33 as the opening, and cloved at 88% bid. TK $50 jomner state stocks and all kinds of bonds were in demand, ne le Beak stocks were eagerly sought for ut stoady prices. 1 ‘When the railway list was reached, the temper of the markot was still more apparent. Central opened at 70%, with large sales; It was freely and boldly attacked by the pears, but the prive advanced stemdily, touching 7134 be- tween the boards, and closing at 71}, bid. The managers ef the tour roads have been all day in conference, and at the time we write ore in a fair way of coming to THE DRY GOODS TRADE. ‘The following is a comparative statement of the imports of foreign dry goods at the port of New York for the week and since January 1:— For the week, 1857. 1868, 1889, Entered at the 756,906 $500,063 $1,188,825 $10,020 760,866 1,051,7 s settlement, This fll there will bo traffic enon; 3 8800, Entered at the port., .$39,711,118 $17,056,782 $42,666,529 "ie Digi. ted Psp 23 phe see ae ‘Uhrown on.market.... 37,520,885 23;048'486 43,690,176 Apri a et reckless competition, A fair, tariff of rates | ,. 17, n° Sbove comparative statement 1, will’ be seen that both the entries and the amount thrown upon the market the past week have been largely in excess % vhoae for the same period in 1658 and 1857. Tne totals since the Jet of January ara also considerably in exces? of those for the same time daring the two precedioy years, The following statement gives the claesification of Uke goods entered at this port for the past week:—~ TuvortaTion oF Dry Goons at Tum Port or New You« YOR THE WEEK ENDING May 13, 1859:— fw all that is needed; other questions should be left pen in order to narrow the Seld of future misanderatand- figs, Panama opened strong this morning at 118, rose to 229, and closed at 118 bid, Pacific Mail wag steady ‘throughout the day at 643g @ 85, and closed in the after- moon at 83 bid, According to the understanding with Oommotere Vanderbilt, the new company were to decide te.cay whether they could raize the money for the pur- ehsse of bis steamers. The sum isa largeone. Up to Phgs, pa Falue. the hour of writlg no settlement bas been made; bat we | wool believe that negotiations are stil Pending, and the sale ba may yet beeflected, * 4,582 ‘The Western stocks were steady, with the exception of Veivets.... 4 2402 Roek Ishand aud Toledo, which advanced one per cent at Silk& Wor'ds 4 “ the morning board, closing respectively at 61 and 20% Setods 88 12,678 i. We have seen a telegraphic despatch to the Rook 18 12,435 Yeland management stating that ten of the sults instituted . an nee ‘sgeinst the Rock Island bridge have been dismissed. Tae one 1S ere) Doara continue to sell the stock at 2 per cont difference for Total .....- 668 $232,583 wellers’ options. It is evident that they are in u very sok si a0 Yaght place. Reading was about one por cent better to- ne oe. @ay. Harlem ‘was rather higher, Hudson was held Sands 7108 ‘above the views of purchasers. In the afternoon stocks Lin Gootlon 32 6,975 were firm, and Michigan Southern, old and new, both ad | CoG: *""" S59 Seog! Total ....., 654 120,705 wanced. The market closed firm, the following being the | fm, musing 39 14,354 Mi a Inst pricos:—Tennessees, 914, aX; Missouris, 83% 084; ] Prints...... 7 2,004 ‘aw goods 103 $3,482 ferred, 17 a —; Now York Central, 714 a 74; Brie, 74 a Ginghams .. wt on? Clotting... 2 3056 3%; Harlem, 1034 a 11; do. preferred, 3634 a 4; Hudson | Spool....... 855 gloves, 1 716 4234 & 34; Michigan Southern, 934 a [%; do. preferred, oN Kid gloves. | 2 '634 SI a 34; Panama, 1184119; Illinois Central, 67 a x; Corsets .... 5,287 Galena and Chicago, 623¢ a 63; Cleveland and Toledo, 2634 Foye ee @ X{; Chicago and Rock Island, 61! a 44; Illinois Central Omen 6 KO bonds, $134 a 82; Pacific Mail, 83.0 3g. pollo Pe se ‘The business of the Sub-Troasury to-day was as fol- f - Total...... 862 $30,767 bit deioes Withdrawn from Warehouse. mao TL $4,958 Hose.,...., 10 $1,057 Payments . 8 2,007 ey er Helance . ‘ ca Totel...... 82 6,209 We learn by telegraph from Washington that the Trea- & 1,707 Oravata.... 1 699 gury receipts last week were $920,000. The amount sub- 447,186 cope eo anes Jeet to draft is nearly $7,000,000. 3 20,001 Pn B ‘The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House to-day were Straw goods 11 2,039 992,467,602, and the balances $1,447,377. 8 2041 Embroider’s 2 186 Money continues as easy az could be desired by borrow- i ae aS et sc ere. A few of the private lenders have put the rate ap to 3 306 = Total....... 74 2,577 the bank standard—five per cent; but there is no difficulty Warehoused. {m Dorrowing any amount on good securities at four, Mor- 2 38412 Silk— wantile paper is so scarce thst the competition for it among 39121 Renders esfectually prevents an advance in rates. Foreign 16,840 20,54: exebange is not quite so etrong. ata We quote sterling sixty Gay bills (bavkers,) at 110 a 11034, tho leading drawer ask- Shawis.....° 9 — 1,978 jug 1105; and francs at 5.10 114%. TheBromen,to-mor- | Braida&b’gs 10 2/947 row, will take out about $500,000, and as there is no Ca- — ” 3 eas nard steamer from this port next week, it looks as,though eat face the specie shipments—so much dreaded—were not going $87,473 to ruin the banks as yet. Mr. Little is endeavoring to settle all his contracts at to- att 2,677 day’s prices. There is no doubt but that he will pay ot Clothing... 1,241 every one in full, and will be able to rosume his sont at Sop Cee -_2L bao the board very shortly. — —— Total...... 51 $16,100 The Cincinnati Gazette of the Lith says:— Sota y= 04 =, 18 SS We bave now had two weeks of favorable weather for Enlerea for ‘usiness in the agricultural cistricts, and at this ime over ‘two-thirds of the corn crop has been planted. The breadvh @f land occupied and to be occupied with this important | “2"ufuchures of wool, .. staple ia in the aggregate larger than in any former year, Do. ailk. aad with propitious weatber from this tune forward the Do. flax’ yield in the Obio valley will be at least one-third more | yigceiiancour ‘aan ip any previous season. For Us result the founda- art tions have been weil laid, and, altogether, the prospects | Total... ‘or the realization of an immense crop are all that couid W be desired. The indications regarding the wheat crop are | yannfactures of wool.. $1 qually encouraging and more certain, From all sections Do. cotton. aie the soports are most favorable, The plants are hoalthy To. silk... be 1 aad vigorous, ana there is po danger to be ded, Do. fing 90 ‘except from whe bliguts that sometimes occur immediately | pfiscellancon 1% preceding harvest. Taktog into cousideration the increas: — ea breach of Inn Cocaeted nd: RARER AGpeReAmIO® fb | TGA... cess cuss sore. csve GiSIS af the crop, the prospect is that the yield in the Weet wil ‘Entered Jor’ Warehousing. be abave an average. Other small grains are equally | yenotsctures of wool. ‘380, j Fomising, as are also potatoes. The grape 1s Bow a very Do. cotton 70 -wportant product in this section. It is too early, of Do. silk, 57 <ouree, to predict the regult of this crop, bat experienced Do. flax. 170 ‘vine dressers regard the indications as favorable, In fine, | wiscellancous...... b1 we may remark tbat, without exception, the prospects for are 3 season for an abundance ia the products of the field, t2¢ | Total..........seesenee 681 erebard, the garden and the vineyard, never were, and cenid hardiy be, more favorable. It is expected that new swbeat will be in this market from the South in twoor three weeks. The following statement givos {the exports of cotton domestic goods from New York for the woek ending the 18th of May:—~ puis : Value. Bales. ‘The statement of the Foulh Carolina banks for April is China., ens «$102,700 2,072 23 followsn— Argentine Republic coe aaa % Hast, icisessees "14,915,852 Rawwee. Darish West indies, 130 2 9,077,202 British West Indies, 683. 16 * 13960}502 —— eee * b> aeeeed cUialsc sec csaats owacees $109,101 Posten pk ake 32217093 | Previously reported since January 3,102,906 Domestic exch’e. 10,231,204 Total.....+ tresses 1,775 Foreign do 193,902 ‘The trade the past week from distant points has beon Books... light, and confined to repetitions of ordera for the parpos2 Bonds ot keeping up assortments. The near by trade, together Saspand. deot. with the city retail custom, has been quite active, and Branches... especiaily on the clear and warm summer like days which occurred. The poesible occurrence of a general Kuropean: war is looked forward to both by importers, jobbers and bk ceca ; ————— | manufacturers with more or less apprehension. It is Potal.........887,460,615 Total.........$37,400,616 | true that the value of Western produce, including flour, grain and provisions, may be muatorially , aud contribute to improve the condition of the farmers in that section of country, enabling them to pay up, to acon. siderablo extent, old scores, But the injary which such a war would inflict on raw cotton would likely greatly exceed in the secrogete the gain derived from the gain in other articies. first effoct of a general war is to reduce the price of raw materials, including cotton 4a compared with the previous month, the results are a8 follows:—Capital, increase $21,490; discounts, increase $12,928; deposits, decrease $236,877; domeatic exchange, decrease $777,548; circulation, decreage $351,164; specie, decrease $4,446; foreign exchange, decrease $67,788. The items of discounts, deposits, circulation and specie id wool, and to induce le to exch: thei . of the keveral banks aro as follows:— modiis for cash, even if sled at some A ‘a Dries. * . sie lence, what our large is houses and American Bese uate. tess Reb aae Listes’ seh‘out | manufacturers would have to four most, would be tio ches, Gol. 780/578 396,050 — 12137 ent of goods to this couutry in unusual quantities, Do. Camden 200,463 85,949 nese 2,906 ‘and by forcing them off at auction down the market. 2. . BALI78 260,09 362,915 143,517 The Continental markets, suspended by the disturbances Plant. & Mechs. 616,325 276,630 180/835 1591495 | of the war, would cut them off from pean manufac- HOD .......,. @01622 207,763 191,205 78,358. ‘urera; and hence they would, in order to realize, be cam- c x % + 32 | Pelled to send them to this country. Besides, houses and 955 manufacturers with large stocks could not sell as Jow as similar goods could be sold at made from cheaper mate -~ By pooped might be sustained from a reduction ‘values. ‘The clothing houses aro busily engaged in preparing for the fall trade, The seaton for making up Peat = meres and other tight goods for summer woar is over. We look forward to no moyoment of importance in dry goods until the fal trade commenocs—in about six t> eight weeks. sy the above tabie it will ‘seen that the export trade in cotton piece goods was To China shipments amounted in value to $102,790. The total roached $109,161, Heavy shectings were firm at 840. a 8%. for export. The stock was light. In fine bleached goods there w: BO accumulation of stock, while prices wero firm. Blea: ed goods, though in fair supply, were in stoaty request. Drilis were in demand for export, and especially to Stock Excha . Chins. 40 yard pieces were firm at 83¢0.; 27 inch wore ‘U8 coup 1003; od aie NEGA RIO oa | dullat 720, a So. Bluce wore at 10346. alo%e. Prints, A 104% 200 eae ioe prot my ‘Woo! were without change of moment in Fancy styles of foreign the chief talon of the weel Roar Wilmerdin; ‘about the closing goods, of the im) is were not active, and were made by auction. & Mount held on the llth inst , sale of the season, of French & B. Ca a large sale on the 12th inst. of ribbons, which brought irreguiar prices. Some lots sold below invoice prices, while others, such a8 plain and fancy styles, sold at a Profit and were duplicated. Messrs. Haggerty & Co. held a fair sale of bonnet ribbons on the 13th inst., which passed off favorably, aad some lots wore duplicated. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fripay, May 18—6 P. M. ASHES. pacene of 50 bbls. pots were made 5c. 1080 mi fy ela 92 26 pear . a ae iow Lac a Miligb 17 Exeapsrcrrs —Flour—The market for all the better 3090 NJ Cen 24 md. 100 1000 Chic & 4 tbs. 9 10 abe Be of N” York 10734 &rades continued firm, and gencrally closed at higher rates, while low and common geudce wee achaagel Taere was some abstement in tho fever of speculation. The 40 Pheux B: 119g sales footed up about 22 ; Y a Best oh Ite D ,000 bbis., closing within the fol. 5 mera): 10L a a BRSSESRAR PP SPP PEPE SEF padosocan’ SESTASSSSSR em trate g A z z was again firm and active. The sales embraced about 7.£00 bbis., with theabove advanced rapgo of quotations, Rye flour was firm and in good demand at quocations. Corn mesl was steady and prices unchanged. ‘neat wis in firm, with sales of about 20,000 bushels, including Yo Kentucky at $2 a $2 08c.; poor Milwaukie cluo ‘ 5 fair Shite Sonthern at $1 90c., red Westarn at 2 | 8 féc,, And inferior mixed at $1 65¢..a $t 7%. Corp wae less buoyaxt, Whue the salug were about 51,000 10 Mason & West ii 96 NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY. MAY 14, 1889. Tota)... Exports of flour ani from week ending Mey if ari Nace, 21,28 . four, a 10 200 do, Capo Bk ab 16 12 3ye., and 200 do. 10340, a Lo. oe oN.—-The Blea embraced it Wee i closing on the basis of about 114¢0, for middling uplands, while some persous quote them at a@ fraction more. Dea’ers were again anxiously waiting the receipt of another steamer’s news, which they expect wil! settle the quertion whether war bar been actually commenced. FruiGues.—To Liverpoo! 100 tierces beef were engaged at 2s., 200 bbis, pork at 1s. 6d., and 60 tons dead weigut at 108,, 170 tierces lard at 203, 2228, 6d., 490 bois, pork at p. 1, 60 a 100 bales bogs hair at 268. To Glasgow 10 tons lajlow at 208., 10 do. greuse at 28, FRUIT Was steady, With sales of about 500 a 800 boxes Including M. R’s, at $1 26 a SL 80, $2 25 a $2 30, with eome layers @ $2 70, and 1,000 boxes Valencia at p. t. Fink CRACKERS.—About 2,000 boxes No. 1 were sold at p. te . Hay,—Sales of 1,600 a 2,000 bales were made at 70c. 8 Tbe, Ton, —The sales embraced about 100 tons Scotch pig at $24, 6 monibe. Hirs,—The receipts continue large and the stock has increased to about 160,000 hides. —-Inaporters ure storing their receipts rather tan to submit to the prices demand ea by our trade, and consequently transactions are some- what limited at the close of the week. Bales ure 9,009 Baenos Ayres aud Montevedio, 266. 6 and 8 months; 5,000 Oronoco, 22c,, 8 mouths; 2,000 California, 22c,, 6 months; 1,000 Port au Platte, 17¢., 6 months; 1,500 Porw Oaveilo, 21 340., 6 months; 5,300 Zanzabar, private terms. Lnatuee.—The demand has been fair, but prices remain unchanged; the late foreign advices have increased the firmness of dealers, but nochange, Receipts, $7 200 hem Hock, 6,400 oak; sales, 61,400 hemlock, 6,600 oak; stor, —Under tie influence of a good supply, prices fi vored purchasers; sales of about 1,000 bbis. nd were made at 660, for common, aud 77340. for the ower kiad. Motasems.—Clayod was firm, but quiet; sales of 240 bhds. Cubs Muscovado were made at 30c. ; 260 do. at 30c., ‘With & lot reported at 320. Ons —Sperm was in fair demand; prices unchatiged. Provisons.—Pork firmer; the excitement noticed iu the market yesterday was continued to day, aud the sales om- braced about 8,000 a 9,000 bbis., including new mess at- $18 a $18 50, closing ut about $18 30; thin mess at $17 26 & $17 60; primo mess at $17 a $17 50, and prime at $l4a $1450, and 1,000 bbia, mess were sold, deliverable in al! this month, buyer’s option, at $1875. Boef was firmer and quite active, with sales of about 340 bbis. aud 1,900 tierces, including country prime at $6 60 a $7 8734, country, mess at $8 62 a $950, repacked Western at $11 a $14 50, and extra at $15 a $16 50, Prime mess was firmer, and 1,200 tierces were gold at $23 8 $28, and 600 tierces India mess at $28.$30 Cut meats wore firmer, with sales of about 600 a 600 hhdg, and tierces at 7c. a 73<¢. for shoul ders, and 8340. a 10c, for hams, Bacon was firm, with sales of 50,080 Western sides at 93<c. Lard Barrans,—Sales of 20,000 were made at p. t. ete salos embraced about 600 a 800 casks, at ory , Svcars.—The market was steady, with rather more do- ing. The sales embraced about 2 800 hhds., incliding Porto Rico at 67,6. & 74¢c.; Cuba refining goods at 6%c. 6240., and New Orleans (300 hhds.) sold at auction at an average of 7-56c., which was considered a good sale. Toxacco.—Some concessions in prices have induced a few transactions, but the g aspect is very dull. Sales—172 bhds. Kentucky, 834c. a 93¢0.; 153 bales Ha- yana, 30c. a 46. ; 268 cases seed leaf, 6c. a 18c.; 27 do. Florida, 100. @ Lic. Waiskky was firm, with sales of 350 bbls. at 00. a 8034c., while Sic, was asked at the close. ooL.—The market looks better, and the demand has improved since our last. Domestic ‘are again in- quired for, and 130,000 !bs. tleeces have been sold at tic, & 50c, cash. Pulled wools are, however, dulland not mach wanted; the sales are small, at a reduction of 3c. a 4c. from our highest quotations a month since. In foreign wool there been more doing; 220 bales South Ameri- can haye changed hands on private terms; 30,000 Ibs. un- washed Smyrna, 18c. @ 20c., of fine quality; 2,000 bales unwashed Morocco, on private terms. There is # better feoling among holders since our last. OUR FAMILY MARKET REVIEW. During the past week the retail trade at the Washingten market hag been quite brisk. From the appearance of Mu BULLIC 1h penwimity ta the mashot, te quite appa- rent that the hints thrown out in the Hxraty had heen taken, much to the gratification of the stall keepers and patrons. Yesterday tho market presented quite an ani- mated appearanco—tho butchers, huckstere, and, indeed, every Che connected with the market, appeared to wear smiling countenances; and when the inquiry was made in regard to trade, the mpt response was, ‘First rate, never better.” The frniterers, who, during the winter months, pay strict attention to their legitimate business, appear at this particular time to give their attention to the fate of plants and flowers, and in following this trato up they keep an excellent stock on hand. In passing Ahrough the market the perfume from: the verbonas, geraniums, &¢., creates an exhilarating feeling. In the meat market, prime roastiog tes of beef are worth from 18. a 20c.; bert veal, 9c. a 1dc.; Dest woutton, per quarter, from 2c. a '16c.; lambs, per carcass, $3 D0 a Gamo of all descriptions is ecarce. Wild pigeons aro now sold at Chicago for 60c, per dozen, and in this city they bring $2 50, and scarce at that price. Spring chickens are worth $1 12 por pair, and fowls $1 50 per pair. Ezes are rathor scarce; 16 are = for 25c. In the fish trade several new varictios have just made their appearanco, viz :—-Fresh mackerel from Cape Cod, at from 0c, to 15c. each; Kingfish, 180. per pound; weakfigh, 8c. to 10c. per pound; Sceich gal- mon, 60c. per pound. During the spring shad have been very scarce, and at present they are worth from Sic. to B0c, each. Bermuda potatoes aro coming in more plenty, and sell at $1 6234 per basket; Charloston poiatoca, $1 26 por basket; Bermuda tomatoes, Sic. per quart; okt Mer- cor potatocs are worth $2 25 per barrel; peachtfows, from $2 50 to $3. In the fruit trade Baidwin apples are worth trom $6 to $7 per barre!; russets, from $4 to $5. Best Orange county butter:is worth 28c.; old butter is out of market; fresh pail butter is worth 28. Among the epring vegetables in the market we mention green paas, water cresses, radidhes, carrots, parsnips, turnips, aspa- ragus, salad, spring cabbage and leeks; all these varieties eell at reasonable prices. FROM EUROPE, Port of Rew York, May 13, 1859. Steamship Glasgow (Br), Thom: Steamelnp Bremen (Brem), Keutzen & Reichelt, aces Columbia, Berry, Charlesion—Spofford, Tileston Ehip Golden Eagle, Luce, Ban Franciseo—Wm T Coleman & fblp Henry Clay, Caulking, Liverpool—Spoftord, Tileston & meh, Tulsko (Brem), Dannermann, Rotterdam—Punch & Ship F Gebhard. Godfrey, rer. ie Haribut Peay, Teene Jesnes, Chipman, Salimore~Ghamberiain & ep Bark Sultan, Abbott, Liverpool. Bark Ciara Windsor, No#wen, Port au Prince-H Besker & iTeaves. Bark Hannsh Thornton. Tarr, Matanzas—J A McGaw. ‘Bt Jobo. Br Betsey Atmos, Baztiett Sélago cd Bmenmeaian & OO. f : = Brig Olive (Be) Berar, at ‘Johns "NF--J Dosis. Brig Big Colin (Br), Ray, 8t Joba, N8—P I Nevina & Sons. Schr Nanetii (Dan), Jensen. Por!'an Prince—a Bal. Rebr Jor Grice, Rogers, Gaiveston— a Ferris & Co. Sehr N W Smith, Wyatt, Gharleston—Mcvresdy, & Co. Schr LB Cowperthwalte, Nozers, Charleston—D O Murray. Schr Ned, Henderson, Wi \- Bebe Rebecca, Wogion, Chy Polat—J Hunter & Co, Scbr 8 T. Siovena, Ctudiey, Phlindelpbie-Jas Haod. Bebr Dr Ki der, Bangor—' br Kane, B} T aford. Becht You Farwell: Pack, Portand Master. Sehr 3 P Hazard, Wilsas, Newport Mester, Schr J M Warren, Chapman. New Haven—Masier. Sloop Lady Fenwick, Hartford—H J, Racket. Sloop New World, kly, New Baven—H L Rackett. Siorp Warren, ttannard, New Haven—Master. ani Steamshiv Jamestown. Parriah, ‘Bod passengers, to Lodan & Helicten. ia ‘atanseo, Layfield, Baltimore, with mdse to BOCromweil & Uo, 12h o # BGromwveil & vo. 2th last, 6 Pat, off Cape Henlopen, sigatt £0, with mdse eo Constellation, Mulliner, Liverpool, 86-day, with mdse sssngere, {0 0 Carow, pain as ‘ Lawrence, Liverpool, April 7, wiih mdse and [45 passengers, to Bpailord, Tileston & Oo, ADIN 26, 1at 48.50, 1 ship Regulator, Neweomb, from St Jona, ato) Jat 44 02, lon 46 18, nignalized Br bark 1 Mary, from via Rolyhead for Boston; 20, *, Jom 46 $5. paswed a large teederg and a number of Seth. Tat 42.29, lon 49 52, saw two large iceberge. The obliged to ban off shore at 6 PM 11th, oa nooount of B ud thick weather. 2 ot Ba), Smal!, Liverpool, rrr Basen ‘Ons. | 1k inet, lat $8 12, tom 66 4G, #lgmal: in Ge*, of Loston),'stocring B, The ¥ hashed weathes 17, Jat 5139, Jon 80 05, ook le from *8W veerng to 89, Qorlog which lost "Lato topgallantaail fom the besvy se, which sore bulwarks ees very heaxy gale forennt!, fore topmart etna! Fiskets, snd shipped s very on the larboard quarter, after hatchhouse, water eaahs, and did Ly with ana $i Seema wees eu mama bow ; in, iat a0 40, Jon 69) ces te ture coelag oe Baa ban ‘Wight reaaey ws win r Bavre, April’, with madeo and 604 pne- scantee io tier Wreck Jer’ Awo plebn tad two danihe o Perce the bat night of 10%, and compelled to hantofn te orm oak pot ‘evening, 12h, from boat Moses H Grim- i, No L. 8h ott (Of Saco), Jordan, La Rochelle, Mareh 2, rb Brandy. oJ 8 Dow. Had eroug_awestoriy gaion to the Banks; stnoe then Light winds, alma and ta 5 earn to anchor off Le Hist a fog and. 6 weather: nds at 6 PM ou the 1th, daring im. hip Wabamo, Doty, Rotterdam, March U, and Brouwersha- ven ith, with schnaybs, 10 Udolpho Wolfe." April 1d Tat 40), Jon 6355, saw Br fron ship ——-, from Mallia for Ohurieston, 6th fost, La: 41, lon 58, saw two large steamships sieering B. Bork'T & J’ (Br), Goffin, Liverpool, 87 days, with salt, &> to master. the Banke fu Int 45, and maw large quantivies of fee, bark Royal George (Br), Taft, Newosstle. 84 ays, with mise, to Barclay & epee Has experienoed very heavy west- erls gales during DASE. aun oe it, Farmar, ‘Glasgow, 75 days, and Lamlash 53 with coal, to-Perer ir. ‘% k At George (Br), Smith, Alexandria, Egypt, 68 daya, with to master. L1th inst, off Nantucket, saw bark Jubl- ark Trajan, Conaae Sagan Aer 8, with auxar $e, lo jar! jan, Conant, Sagua, Ap! with sugar, de, Walsh, Garver’ & Chane, Hise bean ld Gasp Not tat Sh Wht heavy NK winds: shifted deck load, stave bulwarks, 40. Brig Rosae (Br), Holmes, Windsor, 88, 5 days, with piss- ter, toD B DeWolfe. Brig Marietta (Br), —~, Windsor, NS, § days, with plaster, to master. | Brig Wittism (Br), Chisholm, St John, NB, 7 days, with lumber, to Fuoita & inton. ~o ‘Schr Morntog Star (Br), Crispo, Prince Rdward’s Island, 11 daye, with ots. &o, to J Loud. kohir LH Nickerson, Baxter, Phitadetpbis for Boston. Schr Rally Whesion, Tomiis, Philedelphis for Providence. Rcbr Franklin. Bunt, Lubes, 4 days. Bohr Nathan Chiiord: Shute, Beldust, 8 days. Behr Devit Cox, sham, Boston, daye Bebr © Cham! Bh © Chamberiain. Boston for Alban; Behr Pllance, Hale, New Bedford, 2 daya, hr Henry Oley, Delano, New Bedford for Albany, fen McCloskey, 8 ‘Haddam for Philadelphia, Sebr Jourph Hall Hall, Foruand, Ot, 3 Schr MP Duke, 2davs. . Fent Catharine Beal, Seute Hovdoth for Portland. Febr Oraloo. P Rondout for Salem. Schr Lochiel, Gray, Rondout for Boston. Sloop Rhode laland, Cart, Bristol, 16 hoare Steamer Potomia: Ny New Bedard. r lew Btoamor Curlew, Arey. © BELOW. ‘Two ships and s Brbark, unknown. : SAILED. Steamahip Columbis, Charleston, Wind during the day 8B, light, Telegraph ” May 38, sunset—No inward vou pices cre eaeee ae te Seren thr 3: ap orks Wind, for Quebec, ab6.FM. WindSW, m 3 % HHLANDA, Ma: Webster, from Linton pod soother sup of ino bound ia, ‘Wind 5, Ught; foggy of shore. SWS, Del, May II—T_ hasten t» apprise you tes the ache Mary Barker came ou (othe Break weler at{ look this 43, ands now full of water. 1f the present gale continunsinare crerPinrve Neon vaubls totcuras The crew were ni fandod inate. Ene schr was from Aletandria, Va, bound to Ware vesse' Breakwater:—Br faery artons fr ited ior Row Yorks nour" Brawl,” Fa ders, from Bea ‘NO, for New York, laden with cedar; brig ‘Lead, from Philadelphia for Aspinwall; bare Impera dor, from do for Pernambuco; with several others, names 110- pia pe a Ee nd wth ie Breaker thle day. liscellancous. See Correspondence above. forn. Miller, from for New York, nt Gibral- tar afer belay mabste near A tgeciram was Slacburging 200 th for ‘The Br bri; has been tered (ooring forward part of the ship's marble and some rage. in all 800 tons. There are no conveniences at Gibraltar to or store blocks of marble. Suir FRANK JonNsox, of Boston, condemned at St Helena, ee EC Aa et iabore o he lt ner te Gla gerbread Ground, by abip Timor, at New Orleana. She had no spars standing except the bowsprit. Bria Mazi, the beach The TaTs . new on the vessel; but asics Gee: fa Providence rance for $/000, a8, follows:—Amerioan ofice, $4500; Gaapee, $1000; Merehanta’, $1000. Bostox, May 18—Bark Hanson Gregory, bound to Havant, {n going out to day went, sabore on a ‘Bho was assisted oft by a ateamer and anchored in President Roads.—(By tel.) Nonvoux, May 12—The steamship Roanoke arrived at five ofclock, ail right, except the los of fore yard and amall boat. OE Pnbuls, Avril 23— the brig ivirs, previonaly reported ta Gistrege, bas ‘been condemned, end will be sold at nucsion on tho ith ina, "Tho brig Falmie, from, Balvore, nea jut, ar rived, diumasted.—(By lower to Rilwood Walter, faq, Sacratary Board of Underwriters.) * For Bumovr—The bark Forest Belle was by WB Giles & Oo, wih 177,216 feet sawed 2 tons coal, and 50 colts truly, to go to the Holy Lan: eehore on with her cargo, is owned a cleared yesterda; ae — Line pine Tamber, ~Savannab Repub, Maye Arr at Greeny ian Ocean, and from St ‘7th inst. bark Case, Tudi jens Feb 17, with 260 bbls sp and 700 do wh oil n, Cid at NBedtord 12th iast, bark Seine, Smith, Paoitic Ocean. Fld bark Cavalier, do. ~ Arr at Seychelles (Port Victoria) about Feb 20, R A Tucker, am Beebe (ste Higgins, deceased), with 400 bbid rm oll. Spoken, &. fie Eregise Siar, Jance, from Antwerp for NYork, May 1, a1ftid Avon Gr), reported from Liverpool for Battimore, April Bhip Eloise, Collins, fr }o0] April 20 for Roe giles, Sa aaa PI oe apr idles8 ot Gun Key. Pre ae 25 Bhip John Stewart, Hansen, from NOrleans for Ltverpoo! apati nt 2 Ip pa ie jonhip Arto, froin NOrleahs for Liverpool, May 2, iat 24 38, Bark Volant, Green, from Li 1 for Bal - foln), Aprit21” iat, fon 2, ee gat Kawe Gus),'trom Liverpool for Eastport, April 5, lat rig Emulons Br), fom Palermo for NYork, April 19, off Cape de Catt. e Foreign Ports. prdenmossax, April 38—In port Br bark Mary Richards, Tre- AN March 7~In port ship Rapid, Belcher, f : ey ter gs oy — | . Sid from Saugor March 22, Posten and Ganon Apri 95—To barks Hollander, Pus for Sly Bid Sty aig Win '¥ Meee, Tones, NOrloane report 4 Paladeipba; 20, Dar Ges Gobo, Haskell, Palorice 0 Ginzatrar, April 2—In port brigs Ki 5 p CiMtatEAny Ape 32—To part roudorins Cart (Nor, cbtd to take forward Ppa cargo. Si wb oy rasagn april Bets part Be ‘American®, Poa, for York 1dg;'Br bark Mary, Drysdale, for do do. Greexoce, April 3— tonlég Hott, Apel 27—In port bark Vivie Light, Blanchard, for An 5 po! aarax, May o "i Fasroou ‘Apri wae icra i, Mot aa watt 9 a ang, for Baliias and Boson ft ‘Morton, 4 A alttey, for more (2), meet for vont i Aa (a 5 ae. S lst; White Star, Jameson, ptr’ *, for New York Sth inst; Rl do 12th; wipe! pad for do IU, Osra- Ms In a Jou Peabody, for Bovign, “wag S000 & 300 bilen 8X ver a halt ‘Arrow, Bearse, for do; Vitula, Hubbard, tor NYork: and otners as before. Mannas, March 'Bi—In port, ship Gem of the Ocean, Wil saan Feb2—In port, bark Magi, Cooper, from New ‘MaLscA, April 20—In port Br brig Alice Franklin, for NYork fAnsenixs, Tn port vark Boston, cld'and reaay'forgea PO? Bae Saashins MESSIXA, April 23—No Am vewsels in port. The frait son was considered over. ‘Sid lsu, Dark Sicilian, Dawon, Bos- ton; 14d, sear Loter (Bi), NYork; 231, brig Sea Foam, De PapaNG, March 3—In sbip Raven, Crocker, for NYork. SUAFeb (another account says Fab id) bark Wile Gaelic, elow, NYork. sinh Si ‘Magon, arr isih from Sings: ‘same day for Bangoon. ey ey Wore is aioe Telagrafo, Oceano, Gaetanins, and Tn port 2g, bark 5 3 rah ROrLAg, barks Daniel, Ruiridge, trom Barcelona, arr eck en eee es Ts, Siclian bark Antolonte der 1stb, bark Commodore, Willits, do; 16th, Dan scbr Crisis, |ANGOON, March 14—In port, ships AB Thompson, Small, Europe, lag; Pam Flush, weguire, for Akyab, disg. SuANGHAR, 6—BSid ship ‘Wilcomb, Nv Sincarore, 14—6ld Sultan, hitler, fovea: , Cape Vord Islands, April 18—I bari ‘from Boston, arr ‘Maren 7, Tor Beoys ibook 7 days. bhi April19—In port, bark Henry HIll, Watson, for Vatencia, April 16—ld Oraville, Crockeit, Leghorn, Home ALEXANDRIA, May 1S eobr Maria Riizsbeth, Booker, BOSTON, May 12—Are sbiv Sit Colia Camphell (Be bell, M ob, Ardrossan: barke Alt le (Br), LA peibay | fia ary Leonard (Hr), Loval, ardsossan; s2ht Jo vis. Mi hanna Hertha (Dutch), Fenenga, Rutterdsm. 3 Goa Gl vera, Dunbar, Port Bizadett’ Caps mas Tauere, Piumbley, Havana; nu ice Dixow, Cardenas; brig are. Bayer, Bag Barbo Q aieb), NB, with rai, The outward bound re. sup Jrume (irae, ‘Hannah Baich, Matthows, Salem; jammond, Wileou, Cape Mouat. ison, KSPORT, May 4—Arr achr H Lewis Orcutt, Powers, ened Bout ESNOO, May K~Old bark Corinthian, Hdgeooube, Ha- vane. GARDINER, May 6—Arr schr Boston, Huckios, Philadel ie ‘oraword. “Goleman, Phitotonl; ; Boston Huckins, an & tor. Baker, NVork; 12h, Henry K Dunton, Flakbam, Phila ia. YANNIS, May S—Arr achra Thetis, Norris, N'York, 7th, EI Bacon , Boston (and wid Su for Noridle); Sib, bel jerson, Orlando, Pensacols for Boston, HARTFORD, May i—Aar sobra Grace, Watson, NYo-k Enterprise. Morton, Perth Amboy. Bld steamer Seats, Dud: ley, RYork: sloop Mary, Taylor, do; 12, geamer 8 Sparks, Gromiey, Phila teiphis; rchra H Dilltagtach, Bar lect, Wiltasiaburg; Fike, Ven Courtisndt, Ph&adelphia; 1 Daniels, Yo MO! rk. BILE, May 7—Cid ship Garland (Br), Wilson. Liverpon!; echrs Village ‘Qucen, Hawkes, Bostcn; Union, Matson, In: CM MROHTAS, May 4—Arr brign Bonaparte, Tavlor, NYork; Ith, Ceit, Hoimes, do; 6th, achrs Amelix, do, Bid 4th, brig Bary Capen, Rprewue, Cardenas; tk ee rent, Seow, West Indies Torin post, bres Bonaparte, Tyler, for Nork; Celt, Ja 7 Ot bora, for do. PERORFOLIE May 10 ch erschr Euspite, Osborn, NYork. Cid scbrs Gardner, Gutdner, Meabetsport; Shade, Limrell, Hyaa- Hi Titi trr schra Wm F Burden, Ferris, Baltimore, bound ta Troy, NY, put in for repatrs, with Jows of fore aud mila boom; Rmplre, Osbora, NYors. At Quarantine, steamship Southern Star, Penncek, from Barbadoes; brig Abn Rilzapeth, Goold, 18t—Arr (by tel) schr Henrietta, Williams, from Baltimore, leaking, nad siren damaged in a gale on Tueaday. Had to throw over deck load. ‘WPORT, May 10—Arr sl] Emily Jome, Briggs, Digh- nie NYork. cla echr Fs 1 Potter um, TA, May 13—Arr bark Chas ¥ Lex, Almeida, Empire, State, At |, Providence, 4 Ae ty alone PAFILMINGTON, ‘NO, May 11—Cld achr Edwd Slade, Boyles, *WRIGHTSPORT, May 10—Arr sohr Transport, Tilton, Phs ladelphia. “) GIFT To OLERGYMEN. of in every house, that Ay Re eprtnon feat are eery nou, a irl re min Ayr ernie Sz age of this, wouderful article to every: clergyman attending New York rs YO} MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER: relied ‘upon to exterminate ‘of the fnsect ‘LETTE! c PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED r7 ATES. eS as ze cece TE MANEION, Wasminarox, Ja 31, 1850, ie, Euanven L.YON!—Dear'Sir—1 have . form the Royal of ihe Worla's Pair, at okt awarded sone miocal and cerubcals for ihe great value of your magnetic powders, dc. aba QRLLARD FILLMORE, Chairman, ne aaa carat aocompanied by a certiicate of Prince Al FREE FYROM POISON. Mr. B. 1 ate har Hd yred sh towed your . B. 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Garden plants can be pi ‘apd houses made pure.”” Bais and mice cannot be reached by a powder, hence are iTieed ardioiee ore: Ppiar finding thetr way into every tow Ta wa: m ‘Where not found ‘hey ean’ be ordéros th a any % a are estab'ished in every large ” aze Tavited to receive « package, gratis during this NC more 2 remembrance wil! attach to your vislt tu New ¥Gfbe powder, whoa, burst te room Ki mbes, moorings wl in @ room, 8, ROE | ac. 8. & PARK, 13 and 15 Park row. N BEDSTEAD MANUFACTORY, & 00., And corner: ip, tie BROADWAY ry kim ave now ready a 6 sick of Of all the oo Of all the varjous Kinds and. of quality, aultsdle so wi WHOLESA) AND RETAIL, AT REDUCED PRICES. HORPITALS, PRISONS AND SOSOOL8 Bupplied ee extent and at short yo OXYGENATED BITT) AN UNFA AN UNFAILING REMEDY FOB. DYSPEPSIA OF INDIGESTION, DYSPBPAIA OR Iy DIGESTION, F THRE SYSTE: DEBILITY OF THE SYsTE! WATER BRASH, UPPRESSION AFTER EATING, WATER BRASH, OPPRESSION AFTER EATING, WATER BRASH, ts AFTER. XATING, JAUNDIOR, TA, TOUSNERS, AND AGUE, BILIOUS CoMPLALNTS, FEVER AND AGUE, BILIOUS SOMPLAINTS, iD ALL KINDRED DISEASRS, ALL KINDRED DI8pasas, LL Ki RED Disk LOST AND FOUND. Ww AYED F iT Z A COW STR. (Bar Pac EAST THIRTY-NINTH atreet, a hesv: pretty old, with white and red Wille tal fine back, uxt Knob on ove horas “Five donee reward will be paid for her at the abore place. NOTE, DATED BOSTON, FEBRUARY . A. “Nirimonthe for S218. dekwa bx Gsotenan'® Brook inter of Charlot Scott & Go. mailed fu Boston "& Brooks in ‘tre cautioned agalust negosating the suse, payment having been stopped. owued by the Gert, Reh peper ct eivcnay eee : supposed. A perseud ro Orbld newotning the sume, 83 Fate OT ee SHARD F- CABMAN, 1088 Broxdway. 8 AND 9 O'CLOCK ON FRIDAY 20d of Brostweym Inde gold paras 2 owner will be paid'on ite return to Parkersburg, Fo (pes auenicaN Guano eater pees’ : ‘f if | i} nure TO FARMERS ASD OTnERs, area ee nn OOMPANY fi i rf t E sk touts untverasl use hereatier. | following staremen' Telative expense on tbres fertilizers, via:—bern vend mannre, Pera aano and american guano, will be found toveresting mers geverally:— BARN YARD MANURE, 2° loads toan acre, at 75 ervis per load, Team, two days, ai $1 per day an, iwo days, at bl per day.. sé ‘Ten acrea, PERUVIAN GUANO. 800 Ibs to acre, at $65 per ton.... Freight, averége ‘0 auy polat in Unived ou Cnctige aid 80 FIDG....s.cesenseresane " ‘Total. ‘Ten 461 AMERICAN GUANO. 260 Ibs. to ncre, at $10 pervan..... ghi, seme'aa Peruvian Cartage ad sowing ‘Total. ‘Ten seres. Ovsnt of On ten acres: ee 4 will be seen bere that the cost o! labor weces: sary in tho use of barn yard tonne, spproaches nearly toa entire eott ot Amerioun guano. wiih é peue of freight, s0%- ing, fe. Tho very great differeneo between whe coat of arn yard mapure snd American every farmer throughout the STATEMENTS OF FARMERS AND OTHERS WHO HAVB USED THS aMEKICaN 6UaNU, Sunoeer Hi, Cayuga Co, N. ¥., Sept 24, Sm—In compliance wit a cloalar Sonites Rraseyon Taek which it ceao we arrest the atiention of ug the pr 6 season. Your obedient servant, Hen. Ons, MasON, er, the same ni sowing wax June September 22. The reault was in amount of LANaxcer, Va, Nov. 28, 1887. Hon, J. Hort, Commissioner of Patente:— Six— Last spring I received trem the Patent Offes four pounds of the am. guaso with the og ee I wee Rot able to pa it in the ground the 16 of June. I then plowed twu furrows. cropped four esual dit and then nized Haat abeee ee i ! i iH E i i Lxaaxor, ie. hare beam, Tequested ence in new guanos. 1am firm in the opinion that {t this Amertcen guanocan be prosured #1 reasanabhe ewe; (eay $45 or $90 a ton,) it willbe & © Gap and valuable fe: "O06 that will reproduce, ou 6x- hausted lands, a crop greater than can be returned Lf - s68KB L Bi Brooxurn, N Y., Feb. 11, 1868. 1, qui’e worn out. upon Misnted potatoes, tae vield eine eo am wronn digaiag, e garden upon Beds snd grape vines The result was oven sarprieing (oan upon the corn. Very 1 7 D, J. Brown, Ag’l. Dept., Patent Office, tolty, (OM As WILLIS. ‘Washington, D. C. we seventy pol ‘was common sandy Joam, and no cther manure eq to the bill except w han ai of tbe guano, mix as Jown: after the squsab was up I dug a ‘around the abouts foot from the plant sné some siz aches .below Wools, whore 1 applied the preparation mixed well with ground. For a number of previous seasons T heve raised the Ibiud of equesh; Dutes I never Letore got baif the quan from apy one vine I do not feel a: itberty 10 withhold my mony trom the public, Your obedieatservan, JOsaPa POITER. v, Long Island, My Drar Sin—I send you a ‘aumpe of corn American guapo, on land that was worn out, for fiself. in some paris of ihe fleld, where the injure it, the cern was heavy PO wren am 1 of the valne of American guano fro ve seen On my own snd adjoining farms, thal, 1 ae a larger quantity next spring. Thave no doubt that it will supere-de all other kinds ot ‘that fsrmerg are obliged to purckase a oy, 3. BaRG! ji, tol: a wil whine worm GON ©. 8. Marsmait, Presideatof the americas Gases Brovarocvr, We 0.8. Marsan. Keq., Presidoutot the sinencan Guaba te: % Sik—The corn send Jou ea porim of the wrod: from about sixty acres of land, op ‘whlsh 1 teed 4 tule a eee american ‘ag stt he) although natural! worked's0 SI eae is a rst eg ere: to for need from 1h; aul tis commen corn lucroaed fh he use ct your guano jollara for other a Which would have very much redi soed der uano superior Peruvian, rn wos much better ‘ibed and wore oth Nev Nebe amar een and a half pounds is the o 2 eet, grown with the lied, to my know! Beprorn, L I.. Jan. 29, 1889, BLL, .» President of the american Guano 3 eI ests axel Senet oe ‘Awerous, guano ia 5 [ty d 5 if 13 2 I i ue hale toes and cabbages the result was the Americab guano the beat s. Teapecifully, og. wigan aye | PLACE, Se fe NJ. 6 wo fz. ff et MBRICAN UUaNe ‘No. 66 Wi! ureet, Sew lowing authorized A ti Or Ane ewe en, ANGINA: 00, ‘Baliimore, md. Cowraxy, York. ALLEN & SERDLES, No. 42 South Delaware nvenue, Pafladelphis, Fa, "4. 0, LOMBARD, Boston, Kass,