The New York Herald Newspaper, June 15, 1863, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. oe Sonpay, Jone 14, 1968. » money market was unusually active Iast | will call\the directors to 8 close account for w ve 80 thandt has beea fora year past. This activity was in part due to the accumulation of over $20,000,000 in the United States Sub-Trea- 8 1 this point; in part to the approach of Ist of Int vt which peviod considerable sums of 0 *) ave always withdrawn drom ¢ireulation for the purpose of being distributed in the shape of a 1a; in part to the schemes of operators for tho (lin stocks, and, mere than all, to the ner- vous nsions of speculators for the rise, wh d unusual applications for money in over ter, and naturally produced the very i hit was so tto avoid. There are ' ry believing that the market willwork esse next week. The Sub-Treasury is disbursing fr sud the banks are permitted to pay checks in ertificates, which makes them easy as ‘o thelr supply of legal tender currency. Weak specutslors in stocks have been pretty thoroughly closed out, and securities are generally in much sfronger hands than they, were a week ago. Whether or no it be true, as reported, that the beas on the Stock Exchange combined last week with some speculative bankers to tie up all the loose money, 80 as to produce an artificial strin- gency, it is pretty clear that no such manceuvre— which was familiar to operators several years ago—can prove efficacious for many days. There is at present afloat over four hundred millions of goverament currency, besides $150,000,000 of bank notes—which is more than double the amount of money that was current in flush times before the war, to say nothing of $160,000,000 of debt. cer- tificates, $100,000,000 of deposit certificates, and several millions of other descriptions of govern- ment paper, all of which serves the purpose of money, is @ banking basis, and answers to pay dcbta. On the other hand, the volume of mercan- tile paper is s0 much reduced that capitalists find it extremely difficult to use their means in this class of investments, and no railroad or other in- dustrial loans are seeking the aid of capital. Under these circumstances it is clear that a strin- gent money market is not warranted by the real position of affairs, and that any stringency which may occur may safely be ascribed to temporary causes, assisted by the tricks of speculators and cunning bankers, and that low rates of interest are sure to prevail within a brief period of time. Gold continued last week dull and inactive. It sold as high as 143% and as low as 140, closing last evening at about 143. Exchange closed about 156, after being as high as 158 and as low as 154%. There is no speculative demand for either bills or gold. The ranks of the believers in high prices for both have undergone a sensible diminution within the past sixty days. Among merchants, the more far seeing realize that the confidence which is felt by all classes in the power of the government to suppress the rebellion amounts to an assurance that, under no eventuali- ty of defeat or disastay, can the national currency depreciate much beyond the current point, while, on the other hand, the fall of Vicksburg and the reoccupation by the national forces of the valley of the Mississippi would be regarded in mercan- tile circles as such a guarantee of the overthrow of the Southern insurrection that the wide distance which now separates gold from currency would be rapid'y diminished. A large amount of bills, re- presenting gold shipped from California to Eng- land, and stocks sent from here, has been placed on our market of late, and they have had the effect of keeping the price of bills from 1 to 1% per cent below that of gold. ‘The following table shows the course of the stock market for the past week and month:— U.S. o's regtte S18; a or wa "Sota baer Virginians. a a 6s, 65 3 0036 “4 its 88 The activity of the money market operated against stocks last week, and weak holders were generally forced to disgorge, to the benefit of the older operators of the street, who were buyers at the decline. Erie sold as low as 90%, closing last evening at about 94, as against 96% at the close of the week previous. The June earnings are un- expectedly large, and it is now beyond doubt that the six months ending June 30 will show gross earnings not less than $5,000,000. Under these circumstances the directors do not attempt to deny that a dividend will be paid simultaneously on both classes of stock, and the only question is whether the dividend on the common stock will be 3% or 5 percent. The decapitation of the Presidents of the Harlem and Rock Island rail- roads is operating in a wholesome manner on other boards of direction which have been accus- tomed in times past to manage matters without re- gard to the interest of stockholders. It may safely be taken for granted that no railroad pre- sident who, on the large carnings of this year, finds it impossible to give a dividend to his share- helders, will be retained in office in 1864. There is no property in this country which, under pre- sent circumstances, promises to yield such hand- some returns as the stock of well placed railways. Stockholders who are defrauded of income this year need have no hesitation in superseding their boards of direction. If the present management of the Erie Railway, with gross earnings of $10,000,000, cannot pay ten per cent to their common stockholders, another set of men should be afforded an opportunity of trying what they can do. It was found, in Eng- land, after the railway crisis of 1847, and also in Massachusetts, after the long duli period of 1349-55, that the old boards of direction eould not bear to divide profits with their stockholders, but managed to increase their expenses by me inscrutable process, so as to leave nothing over, A remedy was found in achange of men. We are apparently about to renew the experience with some of our trunk and Weatern lines. The Toledo directors meet on the 17th to decide on the consolidation. The contest for supremacy in the board has led to various irregular move- ments, such as the illegal reopening of the books on the 11th and the attempt to postpone the elec- tion. We have reason to believe that the con- tending parties—viz: the Lake Shore roads on the one hand and the Atlantic and Great Western on the other—may possibly agree upon a compromise before the meeting. This would be decidedly the best policy for all partics. It fe not at all likely that the Great Western interest will submit to have its connection with the Michigan roads controlled by a rival. Whether, on the other hand, the Lake Shore intercet wil) agree to allow the Toledo to do business with the Great Western on as favorable terms as it does with ite own associates—in other words, whether any plan can be devised by which one partner in 4 firm can be bound to favor his rival as honestly aa his partners—is the problem{which the Toledo directors will have to decide on the 17th. The Public and the Toledo stockholders are contem- plating the struggle with interest; for on ite isene much of our Western railway policy depends. The Cleveland and Pittsburg stockholders meet on the Ist of July. We are ied to believe that they will deoline to allow any bonds to be convert- @d into stock except the few third m ‘Whioh bear the privilege of convertibility on their |tled in price. The day’s sales reached 14,000 bbis. State NEW YORK HERALD, 4 TPT Nath! Ohase, Doane, Baracoa, U1 days, with trait, to J MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1863. face—some $250,000—-on the ground that the stock is likely to yield ten per cent hereafter, while the bonds only yield seven cent; that GuIPFING. x AVR POOL. RovouiNG. bor). —1 adelphia B large sum of monoy they had om band on the of May, which has been since increased; and that they will either insist upon a dividend at once, or wil! obtain satisfactory evidence that tho money can be used more beneficially for the company than by division among the stockholders, On the one hand it will be shown that the road was built and equipped for a business of $700,000 000 per annum, and thatif it ia expected to do wines of $1,750,000 and over, which is now preasing upon it, a large, additional outlay for equipment, depota and fron is éssential. On the other hand, it will be urged that the company have on hand money enough to provide all the additional rolling stock, depots, &c., that are required, and besides to pay a dividend on the stock. It is mot : Baturd eding or ‘at noon, from pier ae BaTEs OF PAssAG: Lo. 5 wo Teave New York every ajs0: 2) , iaavae, Beoksoa Hak Sitio R biavage Prime ww ode Ata ty Moos om > parce 1 Beg Liver or Queenstown —First cabin, PS ‘Those who wish to aud for a here at these rat ei MULL Agent T% BRITISH AND NORTH Steamah Dork Haarloor Halifax and 4, Andersen leaves New Pork Weducnder zu eatNew York Wedaealy, NADA, Mus, avon Bostan Wedaesdar, July 87 Bteamer real tanta aaaea Beret tae New. ‘Orleans—pist ee ileamer Pelicas: Raker Providenen + Pelican, Raker. Stoamer Kingtsher, 1 B. OLARKE & s0HRNOR. are ceiebraled for bottom and oraes ‘end will uador Eons an seaaetl race, is ites b ate Traces FI dha ot ‘set in Orn" gold trom Je oN Ap connects with the Waving them at 29 South Wil | i ain'y) titers Point ate Fi which leavi Pm cot ‘Thirty fourth bei A 1 mn Muire ai the ove of tbo Merohenlat Heval ; F, Jones names Bg. D brigs Crimes, Loni; aehrd 0 1s Davia, Ex ight. —__—_——_— American Licyds. Aw Lions’ Reawray of Awmaioan Amy Forsicn stablished in 1857 under the approval of thi Board of Underwriters. Mesmre Taylor, Hartshorne & King, compilers and proprietors, 86 Wall atreet. We have received a copy of the American Lioyds’ Registry for 1863. The many and important interests involved in this work must eventualiy render it- both popular and intereat 13th—Bark Pfeil, P Smith, Graham. Wind at sunset 9, OST—ON TUESDAY EVENING LAST, ABOUT. vy ‘alreot ese Bren heer ee lett relurnin, iio ian Bee heen Twenty Atkin weeost, will receive $5 rei Oat Akt’ TRUNK, MARKED Li Hull, @ tag marked J. A Aticks wil be lbierally rewarded by leaving it at the id race) he oder auttabiy rewarded by leaving it at { nes tice, 29 Ann vast Seen QAR anouuDA TUEaI ay Hw 16. 3 P. . race ay the aw AvaniCAy Roe BU me aaer callin cain ‘Po sae ny ourih atenat fe eats ew Tork evéty vonoow! Manager. 3 . | tug to a very numerous class of merchants both at home and aT—THURSDAY, F in Mons jew York Wedvesday, July 16| pretended that a dividend can be postponed be- fabshed -Ti 1a, tn fock, evéel Mul aiuliietemdrrart: on the eub Fy ht Whemrsond 00, F.,Waltors aamos a2 gs a, ORK TO LAVERPOOL. yond September. jects embraced within its binding. The attainment of this rary vee at oP roadway will surely come eff, JOSBP! | ONOCHERON: Mansger. 5 Considerable activity prevails in the bonds of the State of Missouri, in consequence of the Emancipa- tion Convention, which assembles to-morrow. If Missouri becomes a free State there appears to be good reason for assuming that its credit will atand as high as the credit of Ohio, Illinois, Iowa, Min- nesota, and other free States adjacent, whose position attests at once the aceuracy and impartiality of the syatem of classification of vessela which was initiated and has been adhered to by the compilers, Rvery vease! regis. tered in the book haa her qualities aet forth by a distinct mark, the meaning of which is explained in the frst pages. Thus the mark + applied toa vessel indicates that abe has been apecial'y examined, and it her bull, framos and cov- erings have beeu found soundend. eMcient, with all her ap- purtenaaces in harmony—information of the most valuable N SITE AVENUE, BETWAEN TatRTy. atroats, a Be re desage will tecotwe a Uberal ro" at Ii East Twonty sixth atreet NING, BETWERN TOE avenue, & Eeprencumn $40 pyr ya iD Pansage +s Payable fo gold or tts equirstent ia Goiied Btates currency Berths aot secured v-atil paid for, jenced surgeon on boa The omaers of th ties ships ‘wilt mat be accountable for cic or valuables, unless Wills of lading having the yalue a Tr atreet, on Monday, June wide; ‘mile pony two io three. W: McRoberts names b. av. Tesi Molly 0. B. P Lindbal names b, m, So: wu Yaw PeNLay, Manager. UNARD. No. 4 Bowling Green. OTTING. FASHION | pile bet GROUNDS. iene f¢ horses. advertised to close on the 13th, bonds are uniformly held at a premium. In point | ying to ehippers, who can obtain it im an unvarying and re- ‘O8T—ON URDAY BYENING. JUNE. 18 A 1 with dhe following euiriew — . CUNARD LINE a ? Bree YORK aM] of resources Missouri is probably the richest of the | tiable form by consulting the Register themselves. Brery Low white anand Ban ood Teeth Dog. A literal re: cneae ! nto Mare REW STR, Ola Baxea ORK Western States, and if slavery be abolished it will | other plamof naval classification must be based on external Bota." cor ‘corner of Eighteenth street and ied avenue. D d North eae s cod an Lay hn ri teh the folk leas ste pa wi oe ¢ following Gret s1D0N, pera sare ‘appearances alone, which are always uncertain. Tt appears to ns that the whole tendency of the Register is to protect the interests of commerce, apd for this reason the undertaking should be atlll encouraged by our underwriters, shipowners, shippers, and others interested in our trading marine. ‘The periodical growth and expansion of the volumeto tts pages—affords probably absorb the lion's share of the copious im- migration which is pouring into the country. Mis- souri State bonds are, moreover, @ mortgage on railways which cost fully twice as much to build as the entire State debt. Under these circum- stances they are naturally, at 70 per cent, with 15 per cent back interest, a tempting Bapohase to speculators. ‘The imports of foreign merchandise, exclusive of dry goods, at this port for the week ending yester- day were $1,410,200; the export of specie for the same period only $255,000. OITY COMMBROIAL REPORT. Baronpar, June 13-6 P. M. AcuEs.—Sales of 50 bbis. were made at 80. for pots, and 990. for pearls. Stook 126 bbis. Bamaperurra.—Flour was more active but was unset ants }—-SINOB APRIL mR. apd SHERLOCK, s ~ errived from Beltane ireland. cs ea informa. tion off at or or his whereabouts eon ve thankfully received ‘by Thomas Phillips, 165 Hudgon ati pros Lg arg Ra ORE GEORGES SPENCER AND and cloves ears. lat thete erday ve not been noma ant wee them wilt voe thank feccived Oy ‘present size—612 omery solid testimony of | thir friends, ia Myrtle sveniie m Throop ave- the feeling which prevails in ita favor {n the very influential | pus, Bi D0: Thompson & Hunter, 29 Old slp, clrcie towhieh it is addressed, and for the benefit of whom | = ash the arduous work of its compilation was first undertaken, | REWARDS. while ft at the same moment shows forth the fact that our r ene a GOLD “HUNTING OYLINDER roantile marine has tacreased in number notwithstanding Powit —, We A i pn mm oe Bg ay yp menepongred the dimicalties inevitab‘e from 8 siate of civil war. ie. erie eerste Tho footings. appended to the aliferent classes of vessels ATE O'CLOCK BOAT FROM give the numbers as follows, viz:— BEW ARD.—O¥ THE ‘ding, a Stock Book $5 st sist hits wil lie sowsrded wt with fe dol: ror on on delivering 1 collector al fhe finder iffettenry Bull Ti Beekman street, or to 5 Manno ON IN GOING FROM FasHion FiBAsu Agother. the fourth of the ace |. Parchea General Br utler., | pepe opiate = wissdan 4 a0tow, Pe ng re GY eons Or ‘OTICE.—TH! TEAMBAL — LA = ee Tom SNe You oe "er at re JOHN a. RAMOS OREAT FART 0 LIVERPOOL. 3) 8 steamsbiP GREAT BAsTRAN Waurse Paton, jeoree, James slip on he train with leaves Hunter Polat at sire noee tson the Thirty-fourth street leas x every toa minutes.’ SOBRPH GROGHERON: Mansa in Uni Baie }» Agent, 15 Broad NOMBRE OP NEAT BUSINESS WAGONS, SUCH way. roorrs’, bulepere mi feed and express; hana a io a riety You wil find this, "K tata ibe See, SABETA saie—l aghast A io thie street, room N cm 4 OARD AT NEWPORT FOR HORSES—A LIMITED git carriages, at the “Disiow' ata, Truro riage ein ior wai ELisita D. Soule. i neat Toiai. A 14 Diagrams showing Of the principal parts of a ship FRIDAY, of about 800 tons, rales for constructing and clas- $5! ant “ta trite fei Bi thas reas nage to hig = ay cification of vessels, present rules for measuring and calcu- sireet ax nd thence ne Ni eine F petal prieenalbellaadlnbaypoalng ro gBiostgrps Nan ett “i seatie at the clasp: ‘The Atder w it a rising tar to 180 tous, rules othe above reward ad iy, Heaviag iat #15 West Big for stowage of mixed cargtee, Geode, areal! ect forth at | teenth street or O8 Front street. 5 length in this volume. Pape peer Like a ‘The work can be obtained of Messrs Taylor. Hartshorae & Bene Pach Make Poontythird tivect S bio King, 85 Wall street, or of E chad w oa 179 Water atreet. Shaped like ai Tiallen greyhound. Apply HORSES vos lorrane, rais. cod Marca En and Western, 1,400 Southern and 600 do. Canadian, with- in our revised quotations:— Will be dispatched Ani at white ram Hw Fost. Tiecat bi Say at he $05 to > nul Soathore mixed to good superfine. Miscelt ee ee ceralous (ioketa, oil and! back. ta the Set and ee Sur BH Manor. H Hickey. at Boston from 8 ¥ FR cone aly. @ fare and a half. aaa ports April 29: lat 8, Ica 70, hada heavy galo.ant skipped CS ly Coe oe aD ney JARRIAGES, HORSES AND HARNESS FOR SALY.— passengers, and children u en which stove part of the oulwarks aud vroke the iegot & | Parnes seer eae ates eit pt 7 star lat of nev and. second Bane Breas said. plana endisoocire the reward, |. Horses, fast trouiers. No. 10 Nevins street, Fulton a Dicraror, Phillips, from Eivornoot for, Hong Kong, 293 te Bult ta 1889 at rt ‘Me, and owned tn New York. Barx Tacoxy, Munday, from Port I for sina iene Serer eae gee , Was built in 1956 at Newsaal and owned by Geo le Ayres, of Phiiadelpiias on eae Barx Tonquato Tasso (4154), 380 tona, bi - it Rost tn 1806, hea Soot Bold at baction for SAlER aoa eee 50 Brio Crawrorp (of Bangor), Munaca, Pay ‘Aspinwall, ot ashore Ist inst on the E point of Turks Island, an’ beoat total lors. Crew saved. A part of the cargo would probably. d in a damaged condition. Mary ALyIN/ avenue, Brooklyn. (OR SALE—AT 45) BROADWAY, A LARGE A&SORT. such as Victoria ana Breit Phaeton, cuit under Coupe Rockaways, shift ing and ao top Bugging, made in the most subsantial man ner, aud at roasonalte prices, a large assortment of RBWARD-—TO ANY PERSON THAT WILL $20 give information of or deliver the a eay oy Tools. h as Calipers, Straight Kdges, &r, lost at R. H. Bennett's, No, 42 Grete street bear ng the Initiale G. 8. N. G.. L962, 10 87 Cliff street or 47 Ann street, New GebRoR SILLMA REWARD. —LOST OR STOLEN, ON OR ABOUT the 9h of June, « wallet contatuing sundry papers, with the following described certificates of stock, the trans- ferof which has been stopped. Any person returning the certificates to the oMice of Measrs George & Samuel Brown, Ti Wali street, will receive the reward aad uo questions asked. iv —Wheat was a shade firmer, with sales of 135,000 bush- ols at $1 76 for white, and $1 42 a $1 54 for red and amber Western winter, $1 27 a $1 45 for Milwaukee club and am" ber spring, $1 18 3; a $1 38 for Chicago spring. Corn ad- vanced a trifle, with a inquiry, and sales, of 109,000 bushels, including mixed Western, at 75}¢c. a Tc. for sound and 70c. a 75c. for unsound, and 75c. a Sic. for yel. low and white Western. Oats were in fair demand at Tic. a804,c. Rye was scarce and wanted at $1 02 a $1 03. Cores was dull to-day, Picseil Say $ Mier Rio, 31441 jor acco aseage fron Liverpool! oe in gold or ie eauivii-ot tu United Bates 0 e4 twonty cuble feet of lugs CHAS A. SERIENEY, ea y oniy to, 4. ie 1e office, 26 ut lta apply to HOWLAND & ASPI PE! ene Fe SALE—A VERY HANDSOME ROCKAWAY CAR. riage, but very little ui In gond order. | Apply to MeNICHOLL & 00.8 livery stable, 2Sand 25 Bast Twelits eo ail Ci Sie ‘what m Boston tor New Or- god, 300. Blc.; fair, 29 jordinary 28 1Z¢ burned by the privat otte, was 266 tons regis- tietmpe at BA eaceenaeder: Sis Saat Coane: ALE A, aHANDAOME ay HoRaE, Lona | ¢ one but passengers can, c Bae 0 wpm chron Be 2 Sava mae nad bagh | Serb BoRIAAE care Pm om emo was | WE ARE Gs Walt BS Share of Burke County Lead Com. 1 Ssarcmmamae a atts | ESCORTS wa Ne pany, ithe name of W. 8. Woodward, and power of aitoracy p'y at 18 East Broadway earls 02 3 Domingo, 28¢. a 281;¢. Corton.—The demand continued limited for middlings, at 56c.. with sales and resales reported since our last of = 250 bales. n Bric Cianexce (of Baltimore), captured by the Confedes rate steamer Florida, was bound f jabia to Baltimore. She was 253 tons register, built at Baltimore in 1857. Scour M A Suixo rel oes from — Royai for Pada. oReticate No. 79—100 Shares of Bucks County Lead Com. pany. inthe name of W. R- Frascra & Co., and pawer or at tora ire No, 764—80 Shares of Quicksilver Mintog Com- OR SALE—A_ PAIR OF SPLENDID LARG Houses, jet black, weil matched, 7 yaars ol be nose TH OBRMAX LLOYD'S ST#AMBBIP 1 AMERY res bangs bigh snd will welge fwelve bandsed Daited' uglen maa, wil tai from plot 3) North river, wins bs) I FIGHTS. —Business wae restricted, with 563 vessels in | d¢iphia, burned by thi Coq , Spee Mt tn I iar ood “of ait coed, | sty salt a nted nond and wey ygeatie SATURDAY, JUNE 20, AT 12 O'CLOCE M., port. To Liverpool there were shipped 25,000 bu ee rs plot, Nd. a on roving hap from Peay ainente Neo Sa share Niwauikee and f eral indus Mackey, No oat Bad ats WM "WILBARKS.” BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON, corn at 7d. a 734d., and 100 bbis. ofl at 23. Gd. To Lon- Chien, second claas, preferred, ia the name of O. H. Draper, % jcHR Jossrn P Ross, of Providence, ines built at Camden, NJ. in 1881, has been sold to Messrs Sta) (& Phil Tips, of Taunton, on private terms. Senn Furmanrin ae has been sold at $2400. don 4,500 hbis. flour at 2s. 9d., 10,000 bushels wheat at and power of attorney signed. Fo SALE—A LARGE. | POLL BRED ENGLISH ‘NEW 5 Q REVARD.CLOSE. IX FULTON STREET. BE. Inquire ot Se JOHN UIRLING, Potten Howl New Dorp tween Roety ne aad Smith streets, hype station, Staten sland. Sorts ‘Tabiess 7840." The ; = To Havre 3,000 bbls. flows te 180, rar air egy on t75c | the eomie ta the | Thursday evening, 1 fold £ = Wor | MI Gols ie ete Pes | Emregachant age ate ageattgae | POR, SAE Ten Manoa aay Son ipas.—Messre. H. D. “ul tap rt receipts this | porte:— by leaving {t at 10 er street, New York. or 207 4 harness. 2 to ttt H.GREBS & SON, ais sed 5,300 Beene r riot a Wontevideo, part | Steamahipa ba a Sommenvensues, Beas ti Sra. a“ S aigpeerd Lavgarc a os Ayres and dry ae part 4 REWABD.—! MAY 2. A DIAMOND ERRE ¢ gars. SU! Eisner tos igGranig pr atone asia | S100 ees Reae hihi “h atar ee | Renata =a Se an | ued Ta art ae t Toe., at 23%c. @ 26c. cash, usual selection: 4,000 Rio ieitiaie of a pawnbrover ‘he informer will re: West below West. | river, at ln ajo, or eae, abe Ao. 08 private Lerme;, 600 Calter cave reward Raitaes PAIR OF BAY Elssipoet eet bane, parable in nia, - hich, are ‘perfes vate torms;” 2,000 Centeal Amerioan, PARTSERSHIP. renters Fito Wargo. carb, usta selection; 2,00 Couseal American, ven eos eee ae Watrn tae Ber of tiventy tated etree an Por freight, omy scr 2h lial BGo cag une election: A rane ot, gRECTIPTING, AND Pcie me *PHOWLAMD & ASPINWALL. 2 $00 linen pryted Bac my te ain fully eequafoted withthe ur we ie Park Phaeton; also oue new two seat squire bor top Tampico, 22 Ibs., 00 private er ienen Says oh aay? arya ateee See Wee The ship NMETUM ie, tore 7000 Det 2 CO., So and O86 Nasean street, =| eee oe states terms; ington slaughters. $ei:5 ee, if Bee ae 9 Bou sirect LONG Lay OF pag ce CHANCES—COPART. may be at our office, free. A memies as to wishing bend may alse have t! dooksfree, No sale mo charge. RICHARDSON & OO., 6 ood M News WANTED—IN ONE OF THE KE3¥ Par. eagad "Porhihs thtaaP ore aE ree months. Bitchalt treet room 4, third for Corret, et CJ leek sole:— ap active inquiry— fuil market actions in light weights have fegzabs tanpage prices ave advanced. ry pean N HORSES. “AMONG | THEM ARE two low priced $76 each, and % La pees es Lord tes warranted i —m Orrice, : eee ‘ales, apply to Ta: se, os 4 ase SCRE . May 4, 1008. are likewine wanting, and iy n- Srr—T hare the honer to repert that the locality tothe B WANTED TO TAKE AN | REST IN pow batt opera in first hands is now greatly re- oa mone 00 Winter Quarter Speed. off the Doundany between Operation for the 4th of Jul, will juire STBAMOH! Ov LIMERICH juced. Oak Bole demand bas rpg To Ag jaryiand irginia, where the stea: ee sent ee Ca me hy | A gg J 7 cagaged cameed ae a | Newseaeme tems eaednsame inder geaeral order, ‘and active for all descriptions. Prices are unaltered. The * cx a PORTE! ‘morning, at seven o'clok. " nt Teceipts were light, and the stock in dealers’ hands je | fathe Coast Surver, Ye foligeioe cae | Td iene cslvon Mena PORTER & astro SOnM G. DALE, Agent to paola Tine ~ Iwona respectfully request perm! quite limited in extent. Weekly receipts of sole leather sides. anal form :— PARTNERSHIP.—THE FIRM ONDONDERRY PACKET. Metasees.—Sales were made of 70 bbls. New Orleans at | at raat and thoronghiy squnded ont the locality E ae ) ileretovore existing Sree et chi anya The Provisions.—Pork advanced to $12 12 $12.25 for new | or nmb indication ehacter covld be fd ofthe tnecor, | Lamillne. ie SOCe ve SALE A SPLENDID SADDLE HORSE, 1 oe te $11 a $11 25 for new prime, with sales of 4,300 | rectnesa of the Coast Survey charts. The sen at the time wae eos ee ea a Gis berets RT h Mods and ater bois. Beef was more active, 1,160 bbis. having been sold eufficiently heary to indicate the outlines of bys narter RTY WANTRD, HAVING SOME MEANS, TO TAKE be he 4 pe Taterest fa ahd gutirs charge of s public ace, at ) per will be al owed “Apply at 106 | William street, 81 $9 60.8 $11 75 for plain, ao $12 60 0815.75 for extra | Shoal. «ven where there were 4 fathoms water, owe eighth tou Ninth aves. 1 Tard was up to 0c. @ 10c., with sales of 2,300 | Wonidalone have in sufficient to determine i simmer resort negr the city y moni packages. Uf cut meats 360 packages were sold at dc. tmeddiden To mlagge prof a "ARNESS FOR SALE. —A SINGLE HARNESS, SUITA- be. for shoulders and Diicea tic <c. for hams. £acon was perintendent US Coast Survey. ARTNER WANTED-IN 4 FIRST CLASS RESTAU- bie or a rockaway or coupe; bas been used itting salable at bigc. a 6Xc. 860 cbanged bands at Hon 8 POuasty pal ry of the Treasury, fant, with @ capitel of from $5) to $1.0), investing | APDly at James Selden'e Stable. 6d West Twenty-fourth se these rates. and cheese were Eiually with the present pa ‘The restaurant {s connec’ ter inactive. Rick.—Sales of 350 oem India wero effected at 8 Xe. was ULES WANTED=A PAIR OF MULES. LARGE = tel. and furnishes the same. Apply to BLISS Spoken, &e. Ship. 3B Ryereoo,:rom Liverpool for NYork, June @ lat F bi et bi ed to be ‘Sao tren weight pelos and where lo be scch. address G. tea it 2,180 Lees on Sums.—For goat the market bas remained compara- Fereign Ports * ge emmy pies tn wren, ea C, box mani HEREBY AGREE TO DISSOLVE PARTNER: | Post Oder, tose ts ~ Beale, ait yd py ery tere ed be new . W?,nEze senile business bevetorore carried op by us | © ne). manifest ing reluctance 10 lay in a supply at the prices de- mended by holders. We el only to note sales of 10 bales Payta at 46c., and 1,000 Matamoros from second Ly 2D Arr sche Jd F ui hb. to Ca- June 2 for NYork sia San, Bise)s Sone trie he: NYork; June}, se} bub, bai wee of cattle oF SADDLE Poy, 3 JUST OFF sxiP, 70 ‘horoughly on BI jieott, Bealea oe W Horton, Siceper, are very 8 inget pier} Rest Yriduag scronoe, asd Goon acconnt of. the are ver Are Lone EREAU, 108 ES Ran nceen row hands at 65c., cash, fae the market ig quiet, with do. rt ehipexisting between ne in the commission busi- ywell” A PIO’ Rolling Wave, Collins, NY. LIAM McGOLDSICH, » Brook! pis Sez a pply on Saat: Enns eee Ok ta ane AG Cube. 34, Gok m Lead, Spots dora, June 11, 1868. SRORGE LEFTOWIL ip tea Broantye. ai ADTEBEE NG THE UNITED STATRS MAIL, Scaans were tlews active to-day, sales having deon | “gam, May I?--In Tort dark Webster, from Boston arr D-TWO MEN, WITH SMALL CAPITAL, TO SPEREDID amity, Horse, * ere vd made of only 287 bhds. and 650 boxes at Ile, a 114c. for er ty os business. te rea, ove im Bow: | drivers ae by the enter for bie own wee; will ell Tor SerOeS te von apinlngicaig A New Orleans, and 10\c. a 11 Xe. for Caba. TaLLow.—Sales were made of 100,000 Ibs. at lOc. a lic. Wisxny.—There were Only 300 bbis. ton, the other in Philadelphi iiable men cau wake satisfactory arangements by calling ai the Electrical Ineth tute, 661 oe Broad’ $300 Mw we , Jone brig! ort schrs pS A Dextet, for New York 2 i Jane, Webster, NYork on, Young. Se Morpat ‘beige Havelock 19th for Clenfingos): 18th, Ransee Apply to Cwrsar, stable, Atlant) eeu pee, Breckiyo. engi ani Minty ohn) ities are wi Giegant accommodations) 8 oe. esas 5 ‘te ae LET. 1% EAS? THIRTY-SEVENTH ‘ace Also Basewent of stabie, purchased at (0-4 PARTNER WANIED, TO JOIN THY AD 'e 6Veriiser, who isan artist. to travel with one of oy ti Ne AN SHIPPING NEWS. a a vdieo eet Wel aes Seong came Aaa REiod i Eyer “ 10 BE son D--OR Ez. ANGED FOR HORSES OF A VI, - —PARTNER WANIED, IN ONE OT THE T' tai & Horeecs the country; | pair of 18h ee mad toe $1 500. most poplar, profitable and daingharal vow 4 ntertainments extant: SiON prot aan ie yealived Unstcoming yeas Apply st the oder 0. DORPLN & CO., 333 Broadway, roo bans Ligh. fve years ol bave cast Com oe te in rier, Wi) tai Yor tbe ab above from whe a eqare FEMS ey ae arena, J J i mendia gray gb. Pt ior car 1, tr ck, steve core or Anied soon’ kn! Kine. doquire at 29 bri Black Ri Pott ae I) PRINCE, June 7=No Am raveet he port Pour Patx. June 1=No Am veseel in po Sant Cat, 1, June d—No Aw vessel (a por, AFR ROCKAWAY CARRIAGES NEARLY NEW. American Fonte. —PARTNER WANTED. WITH core, 7 PF Sune 18, AM—Arr whi) y. Hickey. Sun 00. inthe produ sion Lnsime T for wale cheap Inquire at carriage fh tory, Broadway ayavie wee goa or its equivalent, ¥ Larrabee, Cari ins, Clo steat Bn Forty-ath sweet or O00 Seventh avenue. sere on aon sau, bagore sailing. No.d bowen orcen. Liverpoo faker, Ph deiphia: we Liverpool, emery. Mall johannes (Han), ser et Mansan Gerard, Nor => “b= ANTENA PAIR OP RORSES THAT CAN TROT Basen Baltimore; 8. Mouni, WINES AND |W 2a nee B08 or egy; ae ve evant and bad aad Tth—Ary ship Brewster, Calcutta per wot ese ch ib Eat high Any on * URBON WHISKEY —SEVBRAL LOTS OF i Hh descr 'OR NEW ORL! rk BA! TIWORE. fee emia: ge emesd Borer Bourton Whiskey for sale at low ag past rvwesan ab F The pew an 8! ip 5, Wersbuseast ort Alezan securing pure and tne wh VAXIED-1OR IDE SUNMER MONT, ~ INGTON. PORT. June S6ld brig Wiliam C Clark, Tucker, ge er mg Fria eee She ayite,ictntty of | Will ieans pice Nod turday, June 20, ad + Liverpeo! June 1—Sid scbr HW Morse, Benton, Phite- | #0"! kG. b DOUGLAS 19 Braver nozer™ Beret ‘ni Mb wrees ebd PAR axenver vaneieeh bax £270 | arse oe Ps phaharc§ a 2%, Livervool | ae 3 os sala led H , “Liverpool | “YAEL RIVER, June JBSAr sobre UH Day, mith POTMAD ALES. PORTER AND CHAMPAGNE cr. ANTED TO PURORASR=A GOOD QUIT HORSE, Reeth ra oh ena ec? Ftp . n iome, Pond, XYork. ‘sloop ot ers, grocery aulers, bowel keep ore that a lady cam mide or drive; musi be & good. each si Went street. Kuve Hitsghethvort | Sidhe Rogers HMM the best Ale. Porter | horse. Address i ©, ben ) S16 Pik offices Dating rioe Bliznverhport be: Davis, N¥ork. the mart. Orders Ulied immedi. | and place iv be aren OR HAVANA <THE UNITED STATES KBY WEST. June sia her, at Joke Treks bien Wm le Depot. #2 nnd 69 amaoe | hires arm ROANOKE ie ADrew commander Tone 2%... depinwal) ueurn, Atbroie E rt ey | 4 bt Sidney Price, Bodies street. ene EB SKEWAN Wwarp-* PAIR OF ROUND, STYLISH CARRIAGE . ‘Juiy 3... kephuwall lade , for d = Horses, 16% Rewer, from 3 40 4 minulen Save 1816s ry xo elt Forth See... July sg. aamwall | Ny W ORLWARS wine a wise Sat WHareiune, PRNce, WRAL GRREN watch wil srewer frving foam oa, Jame oF ie or eiaaree Fir P SPECIAL NOTICR. Hollnmd. from’ Philadephia, “& Gia: semon ‘sud amainanee : For freight or moemee VEY, AN Yosser and packgen intended for the New Youn Hanatp mitheoniany Davis, from Fe de pin Conder At | CHaiLe 3 BLAGANT SADDLE Hon nine, sehr Robt Anderson, ( areen. irom Vaiamoros, i ook ark IEA Alien, FOU: ‘Gam Eden Beaton; Hawnce, Johason, Phiiadcirbie: chr ? Serna Wicbonee: | ahould he r Owk, Carver, N Ww PUBLICATIONS. price € form work heres, prick Aces eeaae ee 0, AE one nd ASHPPORE, Jone LAr achre 8 LT) ey (Br), Met ato pAXTRAO DRDINARY | ROOK SDR. LARMONT®S | runaing orcer aud ove vee Ow sangeet sett i <o Ban Bite anal gem Hiaceuargn™ - wets he Diora ofthe Bivea, De Livery Babi, 00 and fe Went Fw us, ten peo ney ar Shad dee tor 4 ARRIVED. ha Re, mai fe Fath misery at Wert tire New Bee Masia Sh aie FURNITURE. pn 2 tS Froaian, Ocean Queen, Wilson, Aspinwall, June 6 with Spear Mockport:) | Snub ietieranceaprem DAM tC Mes Sy onggareiry ron, novkamam ics v sR ree © . on Matthewa, tobre ms he . eagle ne Bears, PS Ja done = 2 Merely, Guahine Portane, Mi Eds Amit ets Gat vt ant JOVANAL, CORTAI¥S Awe Mion crea ite Pic na |e ear heh vaacedimade om m\ rte. mate to orde bama, sie ‘and 8 LcStevens ftudiey” ra “Shp pow Boston), Fa bury ‘Joo Johnsen, Alpert, der Volar ie agers: a Lypn, Mi) I ree, Pain THB) ETE ap wa’ ry Mat 0 neta ee A tres ot pease ier 17th, so 4 apt g: rs 3 pa, ar PU, gon Table, Chins ope reece fee sie pp ak eT Seg Se Ge RBS pap bat Wied trios WB | Spat Sareea Las a, to Crooner, Racketts Rewer: vue, ite meer pat] coud’ ef niiaannenin demeaia till dee eamiee oil 1. 7 com oe nai Snip Agnes (ol Bosch), Jones, ry Se tare, tn . donderry Had mhob fog latter part of passage a number of san nie 2 r. of Liverpoo! it, Bahia, Ma: B Jobnetom. 8 ‘tat 26, Tom #, meter. 114 daye fram Cale ty fallory, faster, AG, eat, it ‘ny, of Yermrnthe s RSs Bornes, An a a} Betis 1) a ies New cw Have 3 Del, ney Sardinian frign’ sant 27 yemterday emt iefpow at te Break. "PORTE AXD, ria Teer barks St Ato, Berry, Matan eee WANT TO ENO OFFICE REMOVED ‘Machines, Biiver ee eng haimore er ie Bees Rens. si TF tS uth reals thews, nee fee rk Br, of Yai ange we mare, ie. ‘pose’ Hive it @. jon BW caw | an ioe be Bark Vornin, Light, Walter, B: 4 9 gare from Hibotatida rit ete ke hear 118, and days, sth oe coal, (0 megien NP), Shinner, Linguat OB, 10 elites), Grant, Windsor, NS, 13 days, jth greece, tawny i Ni soe tas sree or stamps. Address AVELLERS TO ot ty al an aera he