The New York Herald Newspaper, March 2, 1861, Page 8

8 ct FINANCIAL AND GOMMERCIAL. Fripay, March 1—6 P. M. Money continues in active demand among the brokers, and it was dificult to-day to borrow on call at under 6 per cent, many borrowers being obliged to pay as high as 7. The balance of the 8,000,000 loan, say $1,100,000, paid into the Bub-Treasury to-day. The disbursements were aiso large, amounting to $800,000, and will con- tinue to increase for several days to come. There fe very little doing in paper, owing to the scarcity of first class names, and rates remain as last quoted. The foreign exchanges for to-morrow's steamer | are firmer, without much activity, however. The principal transactions in Dbapkers’ bils to-day were at 105%; @ 106 for sterling and at 5.374 0° 6.35 for francs, but the leading drawers are not selling at under the last named rates. The activity of the last few days was renewed nthe Stock Exchange to-day, but the upward | movenent of prices received a decided check, | Yhe advance has been so rapid that many of the recent buyers are tempted to realize their profits. Several lots of Erie and Minois Central, received by the Canadian, were also thrown on the market, and eontributed to depress prices. The market open- ed heavy, and continued to decline until near the elose of the morning session, when the result of the election in North Carolina being announced, a moderate raily took place. The discouraging tone of the Washington despatches received be- tween the beards, on the subject of the Peace Conference proposition, caused a renewal of the degire to sell, and a further large decline was sub- mitted vo at the second board. The Western rail- road shares gave rise to the principal transactions, and Toledo, in particular, was very active, the gaies of the day reaching over 7,000 shares. State wtocks participated in the decline, but to a more moderate extent. Tenmessees fell off to 77, Missouris to 69%, and Virginias to 79%, Federal stocks were comparatively steady. The Texas indemni‘y 5’s rose at the first board to 92, The new 6 per cents declined in the afternoon to 95 for the registered stock, including interest from to-day; while the coupons were done at 9334, inte- Fest to commence on Ist of July next. The 5’s of 1874 were sold at 8824, but were afterwards offer- ed at 8724. Treasury notes are well maintained at vates that pay from 14 a 8% per cent per annum to the buyer. On comparing to-dagia closing priees with those of yesterday, we notice a decline of | per eent in Pacific Mail; of 114 in New York Central; of 2 in Erie; of 2% in Hudson River; of 4 in Har- Jem common; of 234 in Harlem preferred; of 24% in Reading; 224 in Michigan Central; of 34 in South. ern guaranteed; of 134 in Illinois Central; of 14 in Galena; of 144 in Toledo; of lin Rock Island, and of 2% in Burlington and Quincy. The market was very unsettled after the final adjournment, closing at about the following quota- ‘tdons:—United States 5’s (1874), 8734 a 87%; Indi- ana 6’s, 84 a 85; Virginia 6's, 73 a 7914; Tennes- see 6's, 76% a 77; Missouri 6's, 69 2 69%; Canton, M% als; ape Coal preferred, 724 07%; Pacific Mail, a 87; New York Central, 7874 a 79; Erie, Rie a 3334; Hudson River, 4544 a 45%; do. preferred, 40 a 40%; Read- fing, 4534 a 49%; Michigan Central, 57% a 58; Mi- shigan Southern ne Northern Indiana, 14% a1 33); Panama, 116 a 117; entral, ae 3.8214 Galena and Chicago, 7234 a 7224; Cleveland and Toledo, 36 a 3634; Chi- cago and Rock Island, 60 a 6034; Chicago, Bur- Hngton and Quincy, 7344 a 74; Illinois Central bonds, 7's, 97 a 97%. ‘The day’s transactions at the Sub-Treasury were as follows:— Reoeipts -$1,130,657 01 '59'000 00 822,520 17 9,521,167 52 The “Taunton Tron Works Company have de- @ared a dividend of eight per cent, payable April 1. Dividend last year, ten per cent. The following statement of March dividends ap- ears in the Boston papers :- March Stocks. Capital. Mar. Wh'61. 3—Boston Gaslight Oo... $1,000,000 215 23 $25 000 1—Conn. Riv. RR. dds. 252,000 8 8B 1 H-Gradun. (gr'd by E 140 000 8 3s—tawrengs Manatees. 1,000,000 6 24—Mal. & Mel’se (Loreo) = seh Gen: 8,071,000 4 oon. erp’) P 150,000 & Pit. (Out) Minings “20,000'shs 0 "h& Con KR 250000 3 600,000 5 600,000 4 ““SPayable on demand. ‘The following is the weekly statement of earn- Gags of the St. Louis, Alton and Chicago road for She third week in February :— Tr FA. 23. 18,612 40 40,307 81 2/528 61,447 20 orresponding péPiod in 1ét0. 12,821 94 46,152 08 Mnoreae tn 1861........0++ $7,730 87 15,295.17 The January business of the Macon and Western voad was as follows Bwrnings Expenses. $34 903 34 18,479 39 Profis.. $16,423 06 The London “Times sof ‘the Lith ult, received by fhe Canadian, thus notices the money market of the previous day The Englieb fure opened with @ good appearance this provement of 3, took piace, but the market became very hoavy just before the close of busi mess, The return porits, amounting to £186 000, on the unsuccessful tenders for the India loan, proruced a slight diminution in the pressure for loans in the Stock Exchange, and the rate wae 6 per cent for very short periods, and T per cent on the 7th of March. Varioas Feagons were assigned by tbe speculators to account for ‘the fall in the afternoon, and a& to morrow is the day for the weekly court at the Bank, the possibility of an tn- frease in the rate of discount was among them. The ‘main cause, however, is believed to have Cousisted rimply 4m the arrival of dull Quotations from Paris, followed by Gomoonien by brokers who frequently act on foreiga in- im the vitwoount market there ia still an active demand wt 7 per cent, Atthe Bank the applicatioas, though Suny, were lees than those of yesterday. ‘The last price from Paris this evening was 68f. 40c., showing a dec'ine of rather more than an eighth ‘About £54,000 in Australian gold was bought by the the bank return to be made up thie evening will be un- favorably nflected, ax regurds the stock of builion, by the ‘eMfiux of the £40 (60 of silver sold at the beginning of last week, and which was not delivered votil Thursday. The reserve of notes, however, will have been propoftionably Denefitred In relation to American stocks the same paper ee ericala market Grand Trunk stock is higher, at eu 2 22%, while Great Wes io Amuerican securities a tbe ts ‘of the New York and Frie acd inols Con J, the final prices being respectively 294 a 80%, and eae, an improvement oovurred isi Canada ‘land, 1629 anadian five per cents, 100% @ 7%. The latest quotations of American stocks in Lon- don were as follow United states 6’, 1874. y rginia & $50 p ny fund § fo. 4 63 Michigan © ve, Veg 0 Do. do, $100 shares... a ib ew York Central 6's, 1659 a 86 ~~ oe a” Do. do. sa De. do 8 68 Do do. $100 sha 2a Bow York aud Er 7's, 1+ ca Do. do. 2din., 169.. a #0 Do. do. dim, 1543 a Do. do. bonds, 1x62 a ol rH 29 ga me 101 ps i A vt Do. do. $60 ehores.. a Philadelpt ia ano Reading 68, 1830. a 0 Do. de BLO hares, ‘ aa The Cincinnati Gazelle eays A very important contract has been signed, sealed and NEW exected between the Prosidents of the Cincinnati, and eee by Tonds sed vt whieh Miami} roads abarcens 1 Ih ID lanapolis, Lafayette Dusinere and all ‘be trace from thay section of the coun- try lying upou the Toieco ana Wabash, and road, to the Indianapo is road, Tne Indisnay tet en ‘whieh tL ie te hawg, and if we are not misteken it aieo bins welf to g1ve Che Hamilton and Daytou road all the through bosiness ®o the Fast which it can control, | both porsengers and freight. ‘The same paper, in noticing some freight ar- -Tangements in thet city, remarks:— ‘Tue agents of the New York and Erie and Cleyelandand Columbus Kailrends weep) aa ip yesterday and coipletely chered the market of ibe bOx neat and lard that was to go to Livenpoo! this pr Bsed ‘They made contracts with ail the beavy #boppere for al! thetr freight for the geason, amounting $ some ten or twelve thousand packages, ut 66c., ail rat to New York. Those contracts are not upon o riviiog’eeale, aud even though a less rate sho oilered, the Exie road has all the the frevght at mo bs Frmay, “March 1, 1961. 91 10Ushs Har RR pf.vio 414, . 92 100 Reading RK. «820 3000 US 5 Len eed 88% 100 3 | 18000 U 8 6% Teg $54 10 Tre Jape Noten 103% 10000 indians S'e..., 85 12000 Terr 6's, " 28600 Virginia ‘oe 1000 « = rae bas 0... DBO 603K Ho oS AN igi sue 8000 California Te. 73% 10(0 Brocklyn © WL yon 1000 dOs.00.00.+ ; 2000 N ¥ Con 6's F000 NY CMR Ps 102 1000 Hud Riy #f ba. 100 £000 Hud Riv Barbe 87 6660 Harlem: tin be. 9034 1600 tl Cem RR be... 9755 1000 TaCr&Mil 1 g be ITE 7000 ChIKNW wf bs. 77 7000 BankstJoRRb 48 4000 Det, M& Tol be 70 100 +bs Manhattan Bk 135 17 Bavk of America, 104 _ 10 Metropol Bamk... 105 80Sboe & Lea Kank. 102 40 Continental Kak 81 8 Del & Hud Can Co 90 100 Pacific M 88 Go. 8814 80 do... B60 BEG SECOND $1000 U 85's, 740'n. 88, foo U SOs, Sem. 95x 25000 9356 5000 f000 Tenn bie, 1000 Migsourt 68... 00. -b10 £000 5600 10¢u Mich So 8 f bs. 4300 Chick N Wat bds £0 sh Pac M 8S Co, 100 25 soo NY on nv RR. 500 do.. $e 200 do. . 83 60 % OO Chic, Bur &QRR 74 io Harem RR pre! . 40 100 d +:b30 74 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fray, March 1—6 P.M. Asims.—The market was steady, with sales of 25 bola, for pots and 5i4¢.for pearie. erurre.—Flour—The market was heavy and prices being depressed by the character ‘of the foreign news, Tho extra geades were steady and with- ont change of moment in prices. The transactions footed up 10,000 bbls., closing within the following range of prices: — Supertine State........++ | +25 10 52% Extra State, good to chotce, 625 540 Superfine Western..... 510 a 520 Common to choice Western extra, 6 2TMe T16 ‘Mixed to straight Southern. 620 w 5 65 Straight to good extra do.. 6% a 725 Choice extra family and bakers’ brands... 725 a 8 25 stesees . 830 a 440 . 290 a 32 was heavy, and the Seg were! were cheaper. The sales embraced about 260 bbis. at $5 25, was on at our figures, with sales of 180 bbls. Corn meal was heavy and closed at lower prices. Salee were contined to small lots of Jersey and Brandywine at our figures. Wheat was again heavy and « trite lower. The sales embraced about 46,000 bushels, at $1 60 a $1 55 for white Michigan and $140 @ $146" for white Ohio; $1 3244 for red Western; $1 22 a $1 25 for Milwaukee club, the latter figure for atuber, end $1 18 for No. 1 Cuioago. Corn was lower an‘ freely offered, with sales of about |. 85 C00 bushels at S8c @ 00c. for mixed aad yellow at the depot; 653¢¢. a 660. for old Western mixed afloat and in #tore, ‘and at 67c. delivered, and at 680. a Téc. for new white Soutnern. Barley was firm and in fair demand at 750. a 800. Barley malt was firm and in demand at Sic. a 9c. Kye was firm, with sales of 1,200 bushels Northern the railroad — at 70c. Oata were dull and heavy Bde. & B6%4c. Western and Canadian, and 35¢ @ 863g. Tor State. Corres.—"he gales embraced 3,000 bags Rio at 110. @ 13)¢c.; 200 mats Java at 164¢c. sad 200 bags Jamana at 1éJzc. The following is the stock of coffee on March 1: Rio, 46,156 bags, Maracaibo, 2,400 baga; Java, 900 pags; Jum ica, 260 cags—Total 49,406 bage. Corrox.—The market was quiet, and sales limited to some 350 bales in lots, some of which embraced mid- Gling uplands at 11g, while other eales wero reportod at a dgure joes. The transactions were too limiled to af- ford apy correct basis of quotations. Further news from the South acd from Liverpool was looked for with anxiety. Preicat.—Rates to Liverpool were easier for some de- ecriptious of freight, while other Aiods were unchanged. 2,000 bbis. flour were taken ats 8d. a 38. 44¢4.; for wheat, 12d. #134. in buik and ship's bags, was demand- ed; small engagements of cotton were made at 88 84.; 500 boxes bacun and 100 Dbis lard at 403. To Londoa, 300 boxes bacon and 1¢@ bole flour at 40s.; 1,000 bole. bulk at 208 per 40 cubic feet measurement; 200 Dols. flour at 3s. od ; for wheat, 144 was asked, and 60 tons India rubber were taken at 52s. 64. To * Glasgow 100 tieroos Jord at 408.; 100 vbis. flour at 4s. 1d. A vessel was taken up to lowt for Briatol with 45,000 bushels wheat at 13d. and 2 500 4 3 000 barrels flour at 3s. 9d. nasees —Sales of 105 hhds. Cuba muscovado were mace at 23e ; New Orleans was steady at 83¢ a 36c. The stock comprised 4.383 bhds. Cuba, 362 clayed, $20 do. Porto icv aud 6,048 bbls. Oricans, Total, redaced w bhes , 7,268 Naval Srones.—The market was firmer and more active. The sales embraced about 1 500 bbls. common rosia, from: yard, at $1 30481 35 per 810 Ibs.; 1.400 do. No. 2, at $1 45; 400 ao. low No. 1 at $1 63 per 310 nd 400 do. at do and low to good do. at $1 50a gt Sales of 400 bbis. spirits turpentioe were made at for Southern, in shippwg order, and at 380. in New Youk barrels. Provesose.—Pork—The market was steady, with sale of 300 bbis uninepected meee at $17 75; 200 do. mean at $17 25 and prime at $12 60, the stove embraced 49,804 ey agamet 31,796 last month, and 64,418 bbis. at same time last year. Beef was in fair demand Witn salew of 350 bbs. at §8 75 a $0 87 mers and at $10 a $14 for extra, pri 60 a §17. Beef hams were quiet at $140 €16 50. Bacon was heavy and dull at 8%c a 100, Lard waa firmly held and ih fair demand, with saios of 300 bis. at 9g0. 4 were heavy, with wales of Western a6\C., and city ai To. a Rutter and cheese Were ubch» ged and the demand mederate. Rick.—The market was active, with sales of 800 carka at Si. adc. Stock of rice February 28, 186t:—7,160 casks Carclina; 3,200 bogs East India, againet 6,892 casks last year. s : ane were firm and in good demand, with sales of about 700 bhde., chiefly Cuba. and moetly within the range of 4%c. a 5c. | lnetuved in the enles were 60 hide. New ans wt 452, 12 boxes at 6%, aud $20 melado at p.t. The stek of sugars ax compared with March 1, 1660, 18 08 FOll0WB = 1860. 1861. 10,909 23,704 a) 3 ‘03 Cuba Porte 19,205 16,911 163, on fa RL, & A Stuart have ‘to-day established the Moi following qnotatious for their refined q20ds:—Roxt qaality loaf sugar, 88 per pound; best qavlity crushed sugar, 1c per pound; cirele A crushed sugar, 8!,0. per pond; granulated sogar, 83g6 per pou’; grouad sugar, $c per pound; white sugar—A, 77(c. per pound, yellow _C, Tye. per poond. ‘on Ace fhe stocks of Spanieh are email aad held Tn domestic a limited busines is doing. Sales $7 Virginia at be. @ 646., 114 bales Havana at p. t., « seed leaf at de. & 7560. Y STATEMENT OF STOCKS OF SPANTST TORACED, Havana, ote Sagua, Yara. and 289 cal WONTHL Stock on hand Feb.1,1861,bales 4,020 2842 450 Received eince vee 407 2000 - qT 4,942 450 Bales to Feb, 28, 1861... 2638 160 Hock on hand March 1, 1861 “= Mr. Kader, im his monthly markazas fol- low Business contiouss very much depressed, few of our " mannfactnrers are working: stocks previons to the oam- mencement of the crisis were heavy and are but Blow! ntly but a very light de- mend ny sat the vend for segar advices from the Island ef Cuba fally confirm ste the of the there, which causes <j supply of ‘Spanish leaf in first bonds to be held ver: ; the more 60, a8 one month's far ¢emand would’ clear the market pretty well, ht addition at best can be expecté Havana Fe from 28c. a 20a for common, 32c. good, aut ee. 42350 “ror tno. 2.000 bales sGibara, lately arrived, will be shipped to the Pacific, and some 600 bales Cuba were taken for consamption at 220. a 24c. ; ine Jigu- ani would now bring 46¢. a 260e, Of Yara we have none left; 831 bales were eold at somewhat higher prices, and furcher arrivals would meet @ fair demand, ‘Trans- acing in demestic leaf were chiefly eonflued to extort tales, & good demand for the Mediterranean, Canada and Germany having taken considerable the lower grades out of market. Good Ken- tweky For other grades the demand is light and prices nominal. x dium one See sod lee 208 still in good reaaoet fay omany, but 6 8 are gettin, i and ap inélination to advance jon wl praca iy clock further movements of consequence. Of the last cn last ore a large part has been bought vp on speculavion, but the reported prices are tending to igh rates than those ruling till pow, and it is dovl whether exporters will be able to adyence their views sufficiently to leave an outlet for the ordinary grades. Whiskky.—The market was steady, with sales of 700 a $00 bbis. at 180, Woor.—There bas been more doing this week, buyers, both dealers and mani rere have come for- ward with more freedom, and the sales in the aggregate have been larger than for many weeks. In Boston the sales have papa also, and more activity roanifesied. ‘The transactions in this conteta been chiefly in domestic fleeces, pulled and Calif mostiy on private terms, he particulars of aan ‘Lave not yet transpired. DRY GOODS TRADE. Tho following is a comparative statement of the im- ports of foreign dry goods at New York for the week and since January 1:—~ Por the week. 1859. 1800. 1861. Entered at the port.$2,626 464, 3,778,034 1,357,202 ‘Thrown on market.. 2,820,032" 8/917,707 2,414,343 Since Jan Entered at the port..21,692,812 25,650,683 17,730,793 Thrown on market,.22,06,107 26,283,024 14,930,446 By the above table it will be seen that the importations the past week show a falling off compared with ths same period in the last two years, ‘The amount thrown upon the market, though not go large as that for the same time in the last two years, exhibits an increase over the pre- ceding weeks of the last month or two, This has been induced, probably, in some degree by the passage through Congress cf the new taritf act, Importers not wishing to rum the risk of paying higher duties hereafter than those now current, have been tempted to throw more upon the market The pew tariff is exceedingly unpopular, and and is denounced by business mon in unmeasured terms. Its provisions are congidered crude and incon- gruous, fome articles are included under cilferont heads, and subjected to different rates of duty. Woollen cloths, blankets, &c., sold by the yard or by the piece, are taxed by the “pound,” as though they were pork or beef, and after fixing a duty by the pound, an additional ad valorem duty is impcsed on the cost of the goods. Why not tax woollen goods by tho gailon, which would be about a8 reasonable taxing them as by the pound?. While French brandies are taxed one dollar por gallon, French wines are placed under unenamerated articies, Ship buileing materials, including oid copper sheeting, are Meavily taxed. So, then, a ebip constructed under the provisions of the bill would be largely increased in its ost. All busioess mon join tu the ardent hope that the Exeoutive sanction may be withheld from the measure, so ill considered and are i's provisicns. 80 far from ‘increasing tue revenues, it will, if adopted, tend to diminish them. Of the goods entered for consumption daring the wack woollen fabrics senoucied | to ear cotton do., 2; wilk, $408,645; $55,864; miscoliancous, 8,’ Total, $1,065,155. Otte tants tanto "particu: Entered for Consumption. Pips. Value Pigs. Value. $02,061 Shawis..... 20 65,803 Velvets. 9 8265 42986 S.& worsted 44 39/516 24,120 Brads&B. 2 ‘909 Cot.& worst ai 16; Shawi 4 Braids & B. yarn 15 43 20 40 Heer Lia &cotton “7 2/895 Fmb.musl's 30,107 Total .... 188 $55,864 Printe. 16, "122 Miscellancous— Laces.s.+. zTL Straw goods 39 $8,305 Handk'f' 81050 Millinery... 12 9/783 — ——— [ea.gloves. 27 231667 ‘Total .... 430 $129,742 Embroid’ra. 19 13/358 Corsets... 1 164 Thread..... 26 46 Lin. andcot. 60 10,444 Total .... 603 $1 i , 008 $169,505 4,116 — Spraw goods 175 $26,763 Gloves... Feath.&flow 28 — 4,081 Clothing... “4 565 a Embroid’es. 22 18,006 1,649 $348,616 tills... 7 ‘15 1,260 101 $130,730 1/966 192 149/018 6,106 2 yeh Total... 14 10,780 ve re We 5 aneee Sanat $10,411 235 1,131 44,196 Delaines . 4 $96 Cot. & wor'd 1a 46,996 Shawis..... 3 1,018 Total .... 208 $108 528 be 4 $28,760 Colored 9337 roleuie 3 ts 63 12 522 70 9,980 323 961,373 siks.....6. 26 $15,279 vl im. Entered for consumption — “eg. Value, Manufactures of wool 4% 056 De. cotton....... 430 ae Do, Do. 55,564 Miscetlancous. 86,848 $1,065,155 Withcrawale— Manufrctures of wool $371,892 Do. eotion, 848,516 Dog ts {ts 508 No. ax ; Miecellane@a...... 68,502 Warehoused— Manufacturee of wool mie Do. 61,373 Do, 65, ta Do. 20,114 Miscellaneoue...... 804 TO. ..5 5 s000 $274,047 ‘The export trade ‘the past week, embracing sotton goove, has been light. The demand for China of late has been moderate, as the recent advices from its ports have bot been encouraging. We annex a statement of the ex- ports Jor the pant week, Brazil. . Britieh Honduras Duteh West 'rdier., Total... “ Previously reportod..« Sinco Jan. 1 There has been a spasmolic mo trade, oF in the purchase and hip t of goods to the cotton of pegeded Staten the t cook, aad « larger amount of business has beeu crowded Into the past tow days tha hae been realized for the same portod for year post. The canso of this sotden movement arose from the fact that ali goods bought to the 28th ult, mitted juto the Confederate States free of and al’ bought subsequent to that date wore to be yd ‘A deapatch od by Messrs Adame & Co.'s Express from weir agent at the South, Ftates that all goods pur chased before the Ist inst. can be shipped up to the 16th March without beieg eunject to duty The large houses jn the Southern trade have done a fair buginess all through the season, ‘Their pian hag teen to give eredit in proportion to paymonte The, when £5000 would bo due ant $2,500 pald, they would give an edaitional credit for $2 500, and eo on in proportion. They, Po far, bave met with fair ti a ‘tras waking collection®. Thoy ray that the coutho circomstances ig more reliable then that © Part on acconut of the nomadic habits while at the | te remaio, with their fixed laber, om their ea! When sae -- iuntea y at the Weet mapy cares, less and officers of the 4 Secs kata fo make rtaras a of “G. P. P., gone to The trade from the Southern border States is in- creasing, ord 18 expected to fimprove as the season advunces. The early opening of the Hudson river | is expected to impart more or less impetas tothe near by trade, and as the period advances the trade from the stable portion of the Westy is expected aleo to improve. The great bar to a general revival of trade is found im our politics] trouhles, whieh three fourths to nine.tenihs of the people of tho United States would forever eettle if politicians would trast them to vote om the subject. If Mr. Linooln’s poli- cy should prove to be one of coercion and vil war, the revival of trade Lecomes hopeless. On the other hand, should it be in favor of conciliation ant de ca and in favor of letting the people vote on and settie the pending troubles,.the country would atmost at @ bound re- sume its former extraordipary progrees and pros- perity. We bave few changes to notice in do- mestic goods. Brown shectings and shirtings are firmly held at #c. for heavy. In lots prices ruled at 83;c, Both brown and bleached were sold pretty freely in the fore part of the week to the Bouth. Priils were steady, with moderate purchases for export, in part for China. ‘Other domestic staple articles have been dealt in during the week to a fair extent, while prices were uncbanged. In foreign goods importers have been more chary of salee, being aispesed to await the final action of the Exe- cuiive in'regerd, to tho. now Tariff act, Should it become a Iaw they of course expect tw advance their prices for most descriptions of goods im market. Nevertheless, under the spur of the Southern trade of the werk, » fair business haa been done Jn silks, plain and fancy drees goods, ribbons, &e. , a8 well as in some descriptions of cloths, The demand from clothiers during the whole season has been light, not be- ing estimated at over one-third of the usual amount of the trade, Two or three auction sales of some importance have been held during the week. One embri 760 packages ‘of cotton goods, which proved satisfactory. A sale of 500 packages of Iinens was held last Wednewday which d:ew & good company and passed off favorably. A sale of straw goods dragged, and the lots sold were at low prices, —————————=_—*_*FF_{¥_[_[_[{EEEE@@===== SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAO TOR NEW YORK—TuI8 DAY, 33 | woow Rises. + 6 ob] mica warea. Port of New York, March 1, 1861, SUN RIKRS, SUN SETS. PEARED. Steamship Ki roo (Bi Sy biter ane (Qienahoahi saia-Tded Siok Dales a team: hip Piton, Wotton. Southampton and Havre—New York and Havre Steamship Co, Steamship Saxonia (Ham), Eblers, Hamburg, &c+Kun- bardi & Nleamehip Champion, Seabury, Axpinwall—D B Allen. Steamehip Bienville, Bulloch, Havana and New Orieans— Livingston, Crocheron'& Co. Ship Asa Eldridge, Coleman, San Franctsco—Sutton & Co. Bbip Isaac Webb, Hutchinson, Live ppeiany Hf Marahall Ship Reynard, Seymour, London—c Comatoo Ship Win Frothingham, sietson, Tagen Hincken. Bark © Golooed, xy Garteoss—v E Ward & Bark Kanawha,” Eyneh s Brig Milo (Br), Uampbe: Dewol! geitlé Seaman's Bride rca Guthouse, Bristol—P T Nevius & SFrig Carding (Port), Oliveria, Oporto—L B Amsinek & Co. oat Grace Worthingwon, Freethy, Para and # market—Bur- rg Ba Duca Everett. a ica, Peel, Aspinwall—Panama Railroad Co, pina Jamieson, Point Pelte, Guad—Seioalf Brig Muchias, Shoppy, Trinkdad—Thomparn & Hunter. Schr Martha wnek Hogton, fbatcher, Cadiz—Post & Small. Schr Julia E Gamage, “Tilden, Point Petre, Guad—R P Buck Schr Elticott, Duncan, Demarara—Metcalf & Duncan, Sebr Ella, Marston, Cardenns—Metealf & oe gy Behr W Abbott, Smith, St Martins—Kk P Buck & Sehr My Kover, oie Mobile—MeCready, Mont vk Co. Sehr Robert Caldwell, Hudson, Charleston—MeCready, Mott Schr J B Bleecker, Edwards, Leste sagger W Mckee. Behr bt Cloud, Cort, Salem—8 Godwin, Schr E KR Nickereon, Nickerson, Gloucester—Master, Sebr J G Collyer, Crane, New Haven—8 Godwin, ED. Steamship Edinburg (Br). Brooks. Liverpool. Feb 13, and Queenstown 14in, at OPM, with mdse and passengera to John Dale. Has 1 ‘steerage’ passengers and $220,000 ia specie 30 AML at SL Ls, low 1, passed steamship Ui n, hence for Liverprol, ia last WAM, off Shine: goa, passed ship Benjamin Adams, from Liverpool for New on Steamship RR Cuyler. Crocker, Savannah, with mdse and Baers to H B Crom & Co. Feb 28, 26 mites S of latteras, passed sears tovge ‘Greeks botind 4 ti mallen tleras, eteasoship State of Georgia, from n Vhiladelpha oh. i} Ist inst, 6 AM, steam hip Columbia, hence for Charleston; 8AM, steamship Montgomery, hence for Savan- Cae Ne miteamshiD Xagheille, Murray, Charleston, passengers, to Spotord. Testi EES ‘AM, “t Leokont hgnalized steainehtp ‘Keystone State; 8 Pit, S0rail N of Ustieras, steanship Florida, henee for Savaniualy; et inet, 3 AM, steamship Columbia, hence for Charleston. Sicananip Parkersburg. Basuar mdse and re, to IT B Cremwell & Co Bieamnship Mount Vernon, Layfield, Nashington, DC, with, mde and passengers, to 11 1 Cromwell & C unatip Fatapecd, Yai fFortans, ‘with mdse and passen- yell & Ce Theater Tgadep, ee 2, wi nn tinham & Dimon. 7] experienced heavy weather on hep ‘Bark tk Gtuiia (Sard), Pardell, Pale Gibralter, with fru, to Tigwienee, ile & Os a er pene "el Je Nictor & Duckwits. vessel to, James Borland 17, Band Key bearing X & mils, P ontoa, Pound Ni; sour ker Sf 30 koe, “onte, od iar from oasina for Linda mer °. gonethen | 7 Couel so Fob toc Ea Cons, see fa E interes, KO, stor ork . (of Pall Ry 20th, with trait ye: with wine chr Saxons lack River, A Farns\ oa oy Feb & with Beato re Baar le, Diack River, Ja, Bae Bepiee Be, of Cerna ‘Wall, Mayaguez, Feb 9, "heh fA Perry (of Bucksport), Stubbs, A F With logsicod, to Youngs, Mean iowa f a baie: “arnarraaa ke E Ft baie * Davis (of Boston), Packard, Attakapas, 14 “cic aw ¢, to ‘cam aye Heath, Snow, Franklin, La, 23 days, with su- oer Tchr BN tlawe Haveking, Wyatt, Charleston, 8 days, with cotton Ac, to MeUready, Mott & Co. 3 - bebr Ned, Tatiapase, Wilmington, NC, 6 days, with eotton, ¢ mainboom of & 1oES Powell. Feb) 28 off Absecumh. saw th vensel, su A pte ent dey i attached. Sehr Silver Clow 4 days, Kehr F French, Loveland, ‘et 3 da} ae wi Ly ot Tague, re, Sage, Weaward Weck Tieden’ for Borton. sear W P Willtams, rt for yes Sebr Sarah ng Harriman, Eliatbetipart for a for Seatlower, Clark, Elizabet! Behr Fakir, Heath, Seis for Newport. Ortenial, Hawes, Well beh A un 8 Balter, Fisb, Pall Blcop 2 A Ellsabeshpor Sleep Rhod sae ming ic Herveet, Corin shar foie days, Steamer Cburiee Oagoos, Deer, Norwiah. BELOW. Rbtp Ber ‘in A Chs fi Spee Re storia, from bas, 10 days. itiport for tteimpatoad. Providenee. 2 days, SAILED. Steamshing Champlon, Aspinwall; Bienville, Havana and Rew ‘Orleans; sh'p Conte Francisco; barks Canton, erpook, Rainbow, farbadloa, 0 Heddle, tlavana: Chases Brewer ¢ Wenfuegog: Rariehie iiew Orieass; ‘Nioola, Bt ‘Thomas; Proteus, Matanzas; Toarian, New Orleans. Wind at sunrise WSW ; at meridian NW, fresh; suuset NE. Miscellaneous. San Francisco shipping advices te Feb 16, par Pony Rxprosa, tm general news eolumne? The steamship Adriatic has been eoid to the Galway Steam ship Co at a ruinous sacrifice, compared with her orignal cost, The purchase money had not been paid on Thursday, but the sale was considered as comcludedy In addition to first cost the North Avanti Steamship Co expended about $90,000 on her engines, making her total cost about $1,200,000. She was sold for £87,500—about $437,500. AMERICAN LLOYDS—£upplement for March 1, containing a4- ditions and corrections to the Amerioan Lloyds, 1s now out, We find it gives re surveys of 19 ships, 9 barks, 6 brigs and 8 schre, with the names and particulars of 9 new ships, 13 barks, 4 brigs and M4 schra, The abovd useful work can be obtained of Messrs EB & G W Blunt. Purser Pease, of stéamship RR Cuyler, from Bavannab, has our thanks for Inte papers. Burg Castitay, from Matantas, arrived at Portland 23th ult, with loss of deck load of molasses, Scnu Youre Surtax (of Portland). Latham, from Norfolk for New York, with # cargo of corn consigned to H.C Baran, Went ashore oh Thursdoy night about half a mile K of Now Inlet, LI. She is insured for $200 in Portiand, Sern Enuex Baxen, from Wilmington, NO, for New York, + rev ained whore on Gold Spring Bar 25th ult, bat waa tight, 84d would be got off as soon as the wind absted—which wa then strong from NW. SLoor Ans Exis brick, Lae of a ae a ‘a squall frou Ne freon ber aoe ma 4 brought him to th ity mere be will ‘end return to the aasiatance of the sloop, neo for Keyport for «cargo of nr iieen nbout 9 "AM yesterday, was he ner Keyport took Mareh 1—St Bartiwonx, spoken Feb 2h Int 34 10 Indians, of New York, wae in abandone ther. —By tele H Board of Underwriters ) Boston, Mareh 1—Drig Lagrange, of New York, from Care if for Nagra, Was at Guadaloupe’ Fob 2 with loss of spars, ae. (By teh) Bonpxavz, Feb ll—The Ameriogn ship Juliet, Sinclalr rived Tom New Orleans, the mate reports that on ic da} aitereou, wr the 4th, when about 50 miles distant from the fiver, one cf the seamen having struck at the seeond mate (brother of the captain) with & marlingspike, the on, wont = hie assistance, avd got the mao down on deck tor the ur, acing Him im irons, when the man drew his Perees fiudboed ihe second ofitet ta tho broast, nest the heart, tut the ribs or his clothes turned the blow short; ha also stabbed the copta'n on the inside of the thigh, tntlt J aires and retired to bis | 4 ihe mea placed ta | Tmmedintely on arrive oan the ¢ ed to the hospital, where he now lew in a danger us ve Fem the natuFect ve woud asd being we loog without ‘The second met dan, srirgical mes tstal Raxanoe, Deo M—The Izaak Walton (Am), Smalley, from | Hong Kong, Was lost on J6tn at Pulo Penjsng. Cancurta, Jan §—The Evangellue, Dartiett, from Neweas- ) YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1861-—TRIPLE SHERT. Seen oe apenal-en, her way op tbe river, but {S- Bark Tonqaie went down of Wicklow nae ene Tram’ tne OGG tas lowe bas oe cated Fh sp mraefh Ang —The os cy from New Orleans ro today in tow of by yest nele Joe, from Savannah, La sage tomand Soursamrron, Feb 12—Bremen, ship Richard from “Biemen for New tn ‘ballast snd wih oasbor- Dut in as the Mother nk lee ig Mi wich rudder injured; sbereea berks AM Uo gO dk a tor te, ‘with guano, has been ed into Casuebavea harbor, h pat St cargo thrown Dec 22—The American steamer 8t Louis was sold by venetian Uth inst for 8700 Mexican ¢ollare, ped, recauiked and newly Arr at New Bedford 25h, Spin Fre Je orth ita Bs Bh bole ep ris Benolu'u Cet 26, Whytootacke Ni biubter, taken m § dove age) ‘AgO), — do ih oil and sent home 27, Rove, in Why. tootucke, ship Good A no all sin et ‘andwich Telex de, bound to Chik, she ‘vbalings Goristace dewie. 4 do, no o'l do; Tomerlane, Winslow, ce op anes Touched fat do previous to hor. 13) obip Jefler- = y funting tings S170 ap set The Erie expo ienced & very hea Gulf Stream, withont damage, she Se Se MRC SORT Nf rae carr 26h), £40 ep, fee teat for see ‘A letter from fave ‘of bark President, NB, reporte her at sew D 8. un'83 W. having token 13) bei ap pA og ae ‘sp all told, 14 months ot Would be at ite. in M. an ‘Seen Feb 19, iat 32 U5, lon 72, bark Sea Breeze, Jones, of NB, steering N. ae. Bhi Meroiat Star, Foster, hence Dee 22 for San Francisco hip’ Guiding Star, ry Haale, from Melbourne Nov 16 for Cab entia ‘Nov 27, lat 38 8, lon from sydney, NSW, Oct 27 for Bom: Montell, from Callao Nov 23 f i SEC oa Oe Nor 38 for Has Wm Bb Be yot 15 days trom Galveston for Liverpool, b fab 35,0 n73 hip 8 sagan from Liverpool for NOrleans, ro F 8 Bally Pion Blanchard, from Key West for Liverpool, Feb 21 . Ballard, from Liverpool for Savannan, Feb 10, ming, 42 days from Liv. “pool for, Philadelphia, Feb be ey +A pilot boat Ni ™N Bhip Amazon, hence {1 London. Fel 1d, at at $0, ton 49 17, Ship, AY well, Radcliff, frum Liveryool for Busion, Feb Jat 8. 2 ig i, hence for Aspinwall, Feb 1s, lat 34, lon 71. Bere Iga from Newbern for St Martins, Feb 14, lat 27 cb Mata, ot Plymouth, hence for Nassau, NP, Feb 19, 7 Kt? Ai bart Ports. Anpsossin, Feb 98d Srenslis, Fash, and’ Concumeat, Srwrar, Feb 10-61a Julia B Tyler, Lowry, secking freigut. Axirn, Deo. 12- Passed Matanzas, Bennett, from Japan for London: 13 i my Singapore for'du: 16th, Kathay, Sto from Sinoy for vorky Wh, Hword- fisb,’ Crandal), trom 8) ‘ork, 2th, ‘Templar, Susun trom Manila for Boston; a, Hs Spearing, Rogers, from Singapore tor Rio Jat Avex, Jan 2i—Bid Sowamset, Joh:son, Rangoon; 26th, | Samuel Lawrence, W anor Dec her Snow Squall, Lioyd, Shanghae; 13th, Carrie Leland, do, Kue Carne’ Febit-—ta port brigs Chimborazo, from ‘Wil mington, NC,'just arr; St Jago, Berry, from Boston do; and Th, ‘Bristow (Pil), Feb eee hg) te, Cfockett, Oardiff. Borpraux, eb 9—Arr Ji ‘inclair, NUrieaus; Abby jen. Gumcre, Fhiedelpbia; Buena Viele, Linaelt Nocfolk, BREMERMAVEN, Feb 7—arr Schiller, saltimore; 8th, George, Nurleans; Seentemunde, NYork; 9th, ‘Pidenviare ' Wragse, Baltimore’; Everhard Bellus, Hoknbolz,’ NOrleans: Uarioisn, Rie dak george shia Fg ‘ork; tid KOrlesae? Addie Show, Lurkin, do. Batavia, bap —pid Now ¥ ork, hweeney, BANGKOK, P'Sends, Denow, Tong Keng Sid'Noy ith, Amaranth, Jones, Honig Kong. Cannury, Feb 10—drr Welkin, Buauchard, Hrstol Sid Feb Q Mont Biave, Lnderkin, Baltimore; Small, DYork; Caroline C Does Bartlett, Ha ‘Mary sicwart Denalson, NYork; Sist, Dunkirk, Grifin, 4 Cattad, Jun 25-81d rbips © D Merwin Mezwrn Valent poth, Eastern Fate, Nickerson, Oink; Hila F badger, Bil. as co (another ‘account says Havapto Roada); Mosse Wbecler, Whitman do; 26th, bark Lnvestigator, Carver, Har thinche: Inland Jan 20, shite A Valmer. Allen, for Cork and bey ay! log at £2 10s; St Helena, & Govomno. den t-atr Cheowan, kindy, Me frourne; aititas 9 ats, mda Brock, do lps ‘North Atlantic, Graves; Dnid, Walkti and art Culon, Rortoo, for Boston; ‘Grows Fotn GS Rpleh for BYorks Jatex Snow, show, forfeundon (gota ES Tat ed ail round): dvi ye, Weaver; Fvanhoe, Lanes Sonora. * Har ba; Holy: Jordan; 'Gosan Eegie, Chisam, and Merrimac, Thecton for ¢ jah & Bae Sones 3 “fh cae Lunt, Moore, for igurttiui ua ere, llorion, and Star of Peace, Hate, for Rombsy: ‘Oren. Lithey. for China, at BIC; ta uin, Smich, tor Singapore; Noribern Grows, Merrill liza, Kemi ig, UNC; bark Algonyuin, Emery, for Nt on Jeane; Valetta, Wateon, for Cape Town; Evangeline Bart lett, unc. Proceeding Yown the river Jan 8 ships Robert Fisrding,, Ingraham, NUrieons; Beverly, ‘Chase, for Mel. rng fur Boston,” Went’ to se» Dec Bat paola sharp, Cushing Rompeys 2b, lassie Oakrord, Upto lelphia: land, Leavi't, London; 27th: ion, N , ambler Lothrop, Bombay; 8th, Shawmut, na, NY Gr Canpax.s, Feb 16—Arr brig Hope, Thorp. Havana: schr J © brooks, he Portiand ; Isib, bark Oi4 Dominio Jihorton, do; brig bes beaver, Tapley, do; yb sehr Central ana Feb 17, ei sees eneral Greer, Atwoll, NYork, RS Bind ‘Lincoln Hutebinson, Be sto tk Fare, NYork: 8 P Brown, Hamsnond, Woston; schr i wo, Brightman, do; "Transit, Davis, Niork; astoria, Snrvrcos, Feb M—Arr bark A A Drebert, Westerdil as arinwall. Sid 1oth, bark Volunteer, Gotham, Boston; oan bare, Grace, N’ spun Feb 9—Off, Leona, Norris, from Antwerp for vote Feb oP Asta, Duncan, fi York, On do 1th, Jule Tundy, Spalding. frou Hotter Dustin, Feb 12 (aot Arr Diana Hazeltine, NYork, Fixxtwooi in, Hampton Roads, Frusain pasty Edwio, ‘Nayent dara: Leona, Norris, Ni ‘Alhambra, ‘iivbinson, Mobile; Baltic, NyYork; ly do; Ante, Dune a re al a Bid hth, Nabod, Baxter, NYork. Bax ‘Uiascow, Feb ®—Sid Ann A: Marcy. Toinson, NUrieant; we, Guxgwoce, Feb 8—#1d Almena, Bartlett, Fleet, Hilton, NYork. HoLyuxap, Feb 10—Sid Coronet, B seiaras, mag ts 881d Guurenderg, Works, age, Le Teaith es ars Holmen, NY ork; Peters, United States; Maverick, Feb 11—S8id Louis Napoleon, Hi RY “iasere Fe Lime Golden a’ Cox, ace eo , J eho ee Pebio; M4 Le ac, 1 organ, Pes Pe agg, Meloourne ‘and ie ith os Harton, Manila (and md Sd for Hanah’ 1 17th, Kit Care, shia, Chetont isting nad Chefoo; Swailew, Morton, Cig Ca th, Re ‘heft Screame' mouth, Seavey, (hetoo; a Snow, do; Mth, J W White, Ongeo ‘25th, albers, ot ia, Soon han, Ma Manila; 27th, Alexander, sige Wangkok, ld Ded Br ‘san Francisco; 20h. Storm King, Fy In port Deel, abi tor San Franciaco at about 89 par ton: Gecrge tec, Becslow, for Fp Cult Commodores Fost, chartered’ for four months is a ah or Ah; Aeonidas, Wood, and J C Humphrey, Prince, for fa. with coolies at $66’ pe ‘si IS—atr sche A Brackett, MeCobb, Cardenas Dirigo, Cardenas ; ‘Nightingale, Bangs, Gh NSE, Sac 4 Sate brane: ea Donn, NOricanst brigs Eliza Carder ng "satimetiat Hblaa: N RKO ty stow, Feb Iiary Chae Chi Gsiong, es Kendall, Mobile, Hath. _ Sylvanas Bl Bali Livanroon” eke 1g—Air St Kolfield, Boreqpab; 4th, herubim, Extn — ott “for Calcutta; Southern 4 oe geicra, Furor Nurieana: Res ihe Tie kg deel i any Tee’ mon vana, ‘ork. Mia ioth, ba brig Ashby, i favincible, “itepbura, fxn ‘Henrietta 3s Reyer Onan Pere Hamilton "N¥orkt David Noasley, Catrute aghing hg + Al ~ tnd Jone Le +o Given, XUrleans Harvey Siren, Neleone Delfihaven, Freeee, savanualis Ale: jer aay Mari for NYork: Harvest Queen, Young, do; 18th, Glasgow (a, do; James, Gray, Fumer, Ha: cline Lucas, Phiadey sin hady tee. fin'Serdun, for Mebnet Reland” Wieke, RUreacs Gat Ja 2 for Baltimore): &t James, Coley, Key W Lorpos, heb tiBint out, Viewra, ‘Anderwon, end Quick. Uth, Carolus Magnus, Ashley, NYork step, Wade, NY Shi fran Users (and pressed Deal 12th), Lancssixy, Feb It ald Favorite, Allen, Savannah Laanasn, Beb Tonquin, Bacbeldér, Rant Kicnon, Beb bia asezon, Yb 80d Oregon, Harrington {frou Liverpool), fobile. Marina, Feb 1—Arr Flor do Funchal, NYork, Mavimatiy, Dee 2k Arr Northland, fee Arr Tropic, Smith, zon, eed, Hong Rong; Ith, Wizard, Woo Revere, Rocko, 00, Bi ith, Sohn Land, MrLMOvENE, Bov 27—Aarr Undaunted, Freeman, Lendon; Dee J. What Cheer, Exyeen, San ¥ranciteo: Locket, Topham, do; 7th, ACI jurton, London Martha Wenzell, tutta, a, not 17th), Bold Hurter, Cros Y, cai Wording, Callao, Dee 6, Joshaa ol Hong } Ocean Chiety Brown, Liver pat Frovkiin, Heres, 424, Biandina Pud'ey, Atwood, Caloutia} h tty Belle of the West, Howes, dor Fort Fhilip’ heads Nov 26, Sarah Bisniw, a £14 Dec 7, Lizzie Spalding, Ames, mtuaNy Fed! In pore ‘irre Avvetin, for Low. brig Inland Q Conery, for Jus Andrews, Burt Liverpgel. Mataxzas, Feb D—arr br brig Experiment, Rogers, ‘erpan- = Ly J 6th, brige eet i Philac Seria ni | Herre; a ‘rankfort, i9th, Chico] Sparro + echr'T Tanun yavia, N York, von Newront, Feb S-tld Lue larding, Hong Kong, Heb tare dieanor, Cha Feb — fe Corks Be rong NYork, y P wary garet Evans, Moore, and Piyme mt Hammond, trom Leadon for N¥or Iden, Londen. i Tout, fron do for do, Off do 9h, Neptune, from Orlenna f ire " Feb 1-614 Atlng, Brightman, Liverroot, wo Feb barr Bll Mortiaon, tt, Meseing, rt Agnen, Lyitte, singapore; ‘Kb, Pinar, oy oN Wo bNa Ceylon, Leckie, New York; Slat, Ri ward, Fromt, Hosten. Quiensre'v, Feb M—Arr Ungle Joe, Pinkham, Sayauvab for Cortth nile pitt): 1 ca eam and malzen mee oa hae op wifes ealtigeeas © Teady for sea, Edward Bve- ‘or #allimore; efor Niork, n de Belicvue, Seulvy, Phila rett, Gunby << E ut, Feb 5—sid Pieur dep SMscoow, Dee 2—Sid Expeunder, Knowles, Live fan 8—Sid shops, Blolen, Tabanay oe one wou eam. Bos on: 10th’ Cygnet. ® NYork aie ‘Ab ed vintain, Pild, ot, rank Fuins, at Br Sind Bia "bac néering w i, ha , Panang anit |e egg ey coe Yr, Nera at ‘8th, Maryland, Friead, TI Gad aristaw Thon. B Gheo oe ae Kong; 12th, Meah 1ow: fe Hastings, Kingman, cul! of ‘Peehells rate itone! Hore Mong: Vein, Moneha, Mes asin Onward, a a qe mete doe nd, Smith, Lanoys Bavford. by nk; wh, C 1 eran, ‘edersen, — isthe Templema, Hird, do; Avth, Bennett, In Port Dec 22, ship Mugnolia, Lunt, for Swatow, 90 gasping at Sit Bex? ais Wavelet, Uasiy, tor do aw o Son, ME gLcbe per ini, ees saampes SW, Nev Are T Fran- ca ao iit How “Bo sind the ers B Berihas Tapes sinh Dak Dee vika, Tap) Bie a ih bane Frarchsoo: 19h “ik ‘whiner r, Ui Mauritius; aa, & ’ A ‘Bld Dee T, Homer, Kowe, ‘Tue Wie Pb o—Om, Robin ais Crowell, from London lot rUhatk, Nor ion. eget Yi billy, and landed ce, bed Arr isabella, Nerron a ‘Crosby, frou NYork, Wnawtba, Dee 19—Arr Leonidas, Williame, Ef PREOUD, Ped 12-—Sld J co Weerront, Feb 12—In port ve! ‘Melita, stration, Mipgyo. bid ih, Fanny , Singapore. . a port V Veo 31, ship Vying teud, = for NYork a yer ton, American APALACHICOLA, Feb 2) Sear orig i brig pineiton, ‘New York, Cid 2%, sehr oct B Minnie Schiffer, Can- jos W Webster, ae Fhonting Star, Hotehis ad, Palermg: pond, 8 mg IN, Web 28—Arr shi “ortolan, MeP al pb STO) e TAU, t avanns Ker’ Philadeipma: Corson, NUrieans; Kate Merrill, Townsend, Pavannah; George T Jones, Crowell, Phi JW ceaver, Nickerson, N) ok; Sarab Mt Sherman, @o; Charm,’ Loring, do: Finsiite, Dennison, NOrieana: Jou Koe, Hammovd, Wilwingion, NO. sid, wthd W, I Mies Nightingale, Manhsttut, Windward, Mary nox, b Nickels, John. Winth rep: briga Mary A Jones, ewton; and {rom pelow ship Mercury. ‘Murch l—arr (by tel) barks Mary Baker, Ne Amigos, Turks isi < arubelt, Guad Duncan, Matanzas; 8 1» Galveston; sehr J Cape Eva Wai MMORB, Feb 28—Beiow. shij cud, from Ta'cabuano; brig Moon! Cla’ ag Whitney, Loveland, Boston} bi Fs opr nee Faces Washtagton Booth, Pes ‘, Saul alamo. inet fa imeuth,, Anptowail (and sid); selirs Astrea, arsons, Portland; M Powel, Foaton;8 N Smith, ie, and Bucne Vista, Koby, N cork, Kid ship ‘vhos 4 Per= ie pvy a — roung America, Fall en, ‘and from below, ‘brigs ea apes olveriuo, Tio Seto BION, Feb 28—are Matilda, Conner, and Paxton (Bi), Jude, Liverpool Aurea (pe aAmengual, Bar Gwen’ 2 Cardi Loveland Errickson, Mi veiand (Nor), far sellles ; Veter Diokm (we, Brolin, Bi fish, Fairebitd, N Yo! Dallioue, O'Neil Bouton: Hmith- , Davis; Aldebaran, H tegvine, Ellis, NYork! B the offing, a bark'and several sehr, un Kellestad, Frostrup, Amsterdain; Sp b HOLMES HOLE, Feb 25, P M—Arr sehre RH Shannon, air iat, eee jones, No i raknowa Bid Nor bark, Maris, Boston for Philadel anice P Newcomb, Kemp;. RK Higgins, Baker, avd i it A Higgins, Pierce do for Tangier, Vay Marengo, Higgins. Welldects Urlonal, Ha sepa. Fils, Gp forenicrk, Sid ark Oak: echt Simmons, Union, J B Austin, Phitip Bric, 3 Haley, Olive Hayward, “abut, eiinevase Pheds, Busan Baker, end Agusta 2th—Arr brig Castilia , Marwick, Matanzas for Portland (with loss of deck load of "52 hods molasses); sobre James 8 lewitt, Ross, rhiladelphia or Rontom; Hezron, Jette, Sostor for N lin, do for N¥or !! Brandon, Frye “fale fr do; Lizzie © yer, MeDuilie, Portand for Orr n Cowl, siniib, Rockland for do; Oer Rusk, Kane, aeaa for Norfolk. ‘Sid brig Uustilian; scers Mazeppa jental Anderson, 2iib—-Arr biig sortha, Washing! on Port for Portian « schrs Kuch uber, nt ila ciphin. KG Willard. Dyer ortiand fords: Finer Patterson, Beliust for Norfolk Sid brig Murtha, herr fe ton; sebr Jas 8 Hewitt. 104M, cam—In port, schrs UD, Jo.tah Acbors, Arrow, iH Shannon, Bunieo P Neieconm, i au Tengo,’ Hez'on, Isabella, Bell Brandon, iit Goel Gtter hock, Hes Ailller, Y. Willard ‘and Flesewnods Bo clock M—Arr brig ® P siniih, Smith, Gaiveston for Bose WORILE, Feb 23—Cid ships, Svivia, Galt, Liverpool; Paw- Une (FD, Herve, Havre; ChE Ralph Posty Howley,” Apatacht: NEW ORLEANS, Feb 28—Are (by tel) ships Tdaho, Laver. ede ard Alsop, Giasgow: Rufus Choate, Havre; burke. ie] lessina; Sarah Nichols, Rio Jansiro, KEW HEDFURI Feb 27—Kewurned, sete Rachel Jane gud Kusling. Sid’ 28th, sehr Kuchel Jane, Kennon, New cs SACOLA, Feb 20-Arr schr Fainy Moas, Grant, La- “PR TERSBU JRO, Va, Feb20—Arrehs Israel Snow, Achorn, and M & Partri wr bark Raw Tht, Arey, Pa- Tangent, idge, Jackson, PHILADEL“HIA, Feb & vleans, Old bri ay brig semeeng Re SLs c el evaring, Conon, Clentuegos M Bhavan, Peterson, Ne ‘leans; There: ‘ p, Smith; JL Me: panty, Smith, and RJ Mercer, binac <narleate Benj Berry, Weaver, Boston; BT send, ort; Anin Turner, Ayres, Lyon; “Ht Marwick, 6 PEULILAND, Feb 27—Cid brig P R Curtis, Norwood, Ha TMICHMOND, Feb 27—Cld_Brem bark Cclumbla, Breme Bla, pene Caspar ett; Shoe, Nieiford ia Petarsbute, ng ST MARK, Feb arr brige een Fors 12th, Hameo, Leorhoff, do: Wh, Surf, Meanie as: ii Suwannee taroe, do.’ Cld 19th, bark'R. i. fous he port 2h beige Gen Batley, Noven, Ide f a Yorks: Ea, Leethod runt, Mclatize, ‘diag M just arr,’ schr Waterbury, om st bique via St Helena, eo ve Ene —Dary l- ope: n itgpee, 8 «ol DIREOF | TO. THE #1 guren. pitaene Nantes be Buropean pat od fa, ‘Ess soodmome tna $1 por day. Nealsasordared, pape USE. NEW AND ELEGANT MARBLE he ne plan; seceding tb 4 Vt meals served in the private rooms at all hours, ‘without mghouts H. M. BENNECT, Proprietor. A SAVING OF FULLY ses Fan Gi 1 CENT. ce i will be sold without reserv ‘~ his is a rare chanoe to eoonomise, 900 doz. Linen Huck Towels, i0s a doz. meget S00 dor, suprrne Linen NajiHing at c., ba and 10c. ; great 100 doz. Linen Hemmed Hakfs ‘BO doz. Gents’ Liven bdkfa., 2+ 3 pire ehoan st 8 3" Hat ewe 109, ‘worth Boe. doz. doz. ‘reneh +t Rubber Round Combs, Sy2: 80; rc 4s. 6d to $1; very low. hivihs ei Ud Tie Very fine Ladies’ French Kid 0 NONALDSON & MBARES: 179 Browdway, $15. 15,000: PARTIES HAVING STOCKS OF DRY wholeeale or retail to din. nea la may adden rary 183 Fe iia wey MILLING Pry ¥, &o. ‘A ROLL AND Gaorcr ASSORTMENT, 0 oF SPRING Patiern Bonnets in every shade bur mady rast tank petaea, at tres ‘or she w! Siunonee 637 Broadway, RAND INAUGURATION OF SPRING FASHIO! i Mareh 4, 1881 —Mine. DEMORRST'S grand Spring Patterns of Paris Fastiona, Nos. 473 Canal street, and 134 Pierrepont strvet, Brooklyn, is | PAttba FASHIONS. -PARIa, FASHIONS FOR 186L— Madame 1)t MORIS® GOOD ALL has received her urtal fmportation of French Pe atteraa Fulton, Bas bas also reocived tertiRontes tnat aot the opty is the only ope who. Girectly Impor'* her patterns from the mos distinguished? ‘mor istes, which ™ will be happy to aS Her inangura- of Fatie: ni the a3: more select than usual way For alk dr eases, for panuarnd vests: from $1 uperarda, Ties 90 do events pay frat forget, tented by wre Harri aieeters ce Foti OCHANCB (aN EVER — Ar ty fl rohaee cust of! Clothing for nue, between bixhth stree Waren! BRITER PRIOR PATD FoR LADIES’ AND GENTS cast of Clothing than elsew slko Carpets, Furni~ eo pay 7 the fot ‘owing td ture, Jewelry, Ac. 1g saran| From $7 10 $05 t ressen; from $2 10 $18 for ind from $1 60 ts $6 for Panta, A note by post’ pune. atter ded to hy B, 14 teventh avenu bast Nh ‘and Iwentiech streets Ladies attended to by Mra. t GREAT DEMAND FOR CLOTHING —LADIRS AND gertlnmen having any cast of Clothing, Furniture, © ar. Prlannd Jewelry, wil receive the highest pri by calling on Or nddresitng A, tharris, 68 Third xveune, Ladiey ntiended 0 by Mrs, Harris, BETTFR CAANCE STILL. —LADIES AND GENTLE- rr pat rent demand tor cast off Clothing Pare w the Western market. I will prices Silk Dresses, from D beto B18, for Anbal’, 1 Pants, from’ $8 to first streets, vA Anhalt niture, ,! ihe follow) ‘or Comte, trem gall on or adarees J. Trgntieth ard Trenty Ladies attended to hy 0 Pieasd th avenue, between Punotaally ‘at “SPORT a, \HALLESOB” 10 TAB HORSESHORRS OF NEW / , york City.—I will meet any of the horseshoers at 102° Eaat Thirty first aireet, mt any time, to make arrengemeais 6 to Who can make (he most horee a! ne ih On iN wn agreed upon wben all partion meet, aod MRA a ast Th BANOIS BUTLER, NO. 3 PRE K SLIP, HAS ALL SUB choice breeds for'sale and stick Butler's Infallible Mange Cure aod Flea ator. certs pat ler'e “Breeding, Tra boarded, trained, &e “wt Wogn $1. Doge ineanoe NpID NEWFOUNDLAND rnard, Sor appearance, aize chfulnera there are very few of their eqital. Also, pa of same treed, five, weeks’ old primieings having no conveniences a kerma them, Sues oid ats bar gala SALE-TWO and w tw LLL.