The New York Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1865, Page 2

oa e FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sarurpay, March 18—6 P. M. Gold has been less unsettled to-day than during the previous part of the week, and the “bears” are less confident in putting out “shorts” Bus the desire to revive panic and hammer the market of course con. tinues among those who have yet to buy their gold for delivery, and the market is so largely oversold that there fe m prospect of their efforts being checked; for an excessive and suddon fall for speculative objects on & highly inflated currency is more damaging to commerce, government loans aud the public revenue than an exces- sive risa. Gold rose to its highest point under speculative in- fluences, and in the same manner it has fallen. Intheono case the speculators discounted an intermninable war and possible defeat, and in the present instance they have discounted peace, In each, however, they have been in advance of public sentiment, and worked a great deal of public injury. Speculators attempted similar dis- turbance of values for their aggrandizement in Eng- land during the Napoleonic wars, but the government and public opinion frowned them down. Such men aro the scourge of society in time of war and financial danger. It is the opinion of leading financial men that it the present fall is precipitated much further, or if even it is not partially recovered from very soon, there ‘will be great danger of a commercial crash, which will inflict far more damage upon the country and tho gov- ernment than the decline of gold will be sufficient to neutralize. Moreover, such a catastrophe would impair the fiscal resources of the government, and, by diminish- ing the receipts for Interuai revenue and customs duties, impair tho public credit, revive distrust and sthnu- lato the riso of the gold premium. If our importers, jobbers and legitimate traders are impoverished or made bankrupt, and they are no lorfger able to pay taxes or subscribe to loans, financial em- barrassment to the government would inevitably follow ‘and not until a new set of adventurers appeared upon the ruins of the past, or those who had been able to survive the ordeal bad time to recuperate, would order and monotary ease be restored. If the present decline was likely to prove permanent, and if thé speculators, who are accelerating it, were actuated by any higher motive than personal gain, there would be reason for congratulating the nation upon the improvement in valuo of the paper dollar; but if our financial .and mercantile affuirs are to be deranged for the profit of a few reckless gamblers, who will next week be running gold up as they are now running it down, there is reason to regret tho vicissitudes to which the Legal Tender act has exposed us, ‘The depression in the produce and merchandise mar- kets and in government securities continues, and popu- lar subscriptions to the seven-thirty loan have besn very unfavorably affected. A largo amount of national bonds are held on five per cent margins, and in the event of gold sinking below its prosent range these will likely be thrown upon the market, which would decline rapidly ‘under the process. Thero is atthe moment no foreign outlet for our securities, as at present prices it would be profitable to import them from England. Exports of produce have been che:ked for tho same reasons. For- eign exchange is consequently held with much greater firmnpss, and higher rates rule, Bankers ask 108% 109% for their sixty day bills, and 109}¢ a 110 at three days. ‘The gold quotations during the day were:— 10:30 A. M. 11:10 A. M 12:00 M. 1:05 P. M. The stock mitket was raat dull at the first board, and the absence of al speoulative febling was marked. Now York Contral was % higher than at yesterday's sec- ond board, Michigan Southern %, Rock Islaad 4%. Fort Wayne was % lewer, Cleveland and Pittsburg 13, Nosth- western 3, Cumberland 1 ‘The government list was dul bat steady, excepting ten-forties, which improved % 8 56. After the call governments were a shade lower, and at the open board at ene o’elock there was a general de- cline of 13 per cent, New York Central closed a4 106, Erie 65}, Hudson River 108%, Realing 10534, Michigan Southern 63, Cleveland and Piksburg 6734, Rook Island 97, Northwostern 27%, Fort-Wayno 8644, Cumberland 48, Moncy is in active demand, ant lenders show. incrras- tng caution in making both loans and discounta Seve- fal failures are rumored, and a commercial eash ta con- sidered imminent by many. The rate on call is strictly seven per cent, and first ciasé paper is quoted at 844 @ 11 per cont; but there is very little doing in the discoums Une. ‘The City of Baltimore, from this port to-day, took $22,275 in specie, making for the week about $80,000. ‘The Africa, at Boston, reports $15,000 in specie. Jay Cooke & Co. have arranged with’Wells, Fargo & Co, for the salo of the seven-thirty loan in California, Oregon, Nevada and Colorado. ‘The business at the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol- lows:-— Receipts from customs. Total receipts Payments, + $131,000 + $549,699 + 8,729,796 Balauce.. -81,012,925 Subscriptions to government loan. _ 28,000 ‘The debte of th several States have been so largely increased since the war commenced that local taxation {s pressing heavily upon a large and iniluential section of the community, who are looking about them for some prospect of relief, They argue that as nearly the whole of the increase during the last four years has been in consequence of the war, and for the benefit of the mili- tary and naval service of the country, that the general governinent ought to relieve the States of their war debts, and that, after adding the aggregate to the national debt, Congress should vote one-third of the whole burden upon the South, That there will be considerable influence brought to bear upon members of Congress in this direction seems probable; but the ability. of the general government to bear tho extra debt would be no groater than its ability to saddle the restored South with f special burden of one-third of the total indebtedness of the nation, The national debt, already not far from twenty-four hundred millions, will bea heavier weight whou the war onds than the people will find easy to carry. It is red3oned that Congress might increase the taxes to mect the interest on the augmented debt; hat this would bo impracticable unless under a roduction of the interest. Thore is no telling, howover, wha Con gress may not enact with regard to our finances in the future, aud tue longer the war lasts and the larger the debt the greater the uncertainty, A statement has just been published, with the pormis- sion of the Secretary of the Treasury, which iudicates the future loan policy of the goverament, It will sim- ply be the continuance of the present agency syst m for the sale of seven-tIrirty notes, which has worked 20 suc- cossfully in the hands of Jay Cooke & Co, Up to the ond Of last weok the total subscriptions amounted to nearly @ hundred and fifteen millione, leaving about fifty mil- lions unissued under tho oid act, This loan will mature within two years and @ half, when it will be redeemed in legal tender paper, or convertible into five-twenty bonds, having five years to rin from August 15, 1867, The six hundred millions authorized by tho now act will probably, as as needed, be raised froin sales Of seven-ihirty notes, divided nto three or four Boparate iasues of a hundred of @ hunird fnd fifty millions each, the first sericea of a hundred and fifty millions maturing one your later than the present issue, and each subsequent series one Year later than the preceding one, It is believed that While somo will favor the notes maturing at ths oarliest dats others will, in the hope of a steady appree ation of the currency, pre'or thoee haviny longer to ran, Tho report prepared by the Agricultural Department shows a considerable deciine in the crops for 1864 ab com pared with 1962, Corn has increased ovor the yield of 1963, bocause of the short crop in thot yoar, and oats, on account of their having beeu more extensively sown than before, to meet the wants of te military service; with the exception of buckwhent, the other « the effet of the withdrawal of labor from ay pursuite vo recruit our armies, The coutra« the production of 1862 and 1864 is more marked tha that between 1863 and 1864, as thé following figures wiii show :— bat, als show 1863, 1864. Buhels, Bw hele. 807,330,212 20,451,408 178,677,028 160,895,523 19,089,335 0, 129,564 Barley . 12,158,896 Buckwheat, 18,786,122 Potatoos 98,985, 198 40 632,029 The action of the Bank of Virginia and the Farmors’ Bank at Richmond, in calling foqnd paying df their @roulating notes at the rate of one dollar in specto to alx $s paper, shows that the mauagers of those institutions are sive Of the capture of the city and the seizure of And ard ausious wo dechareo their indebted. betwoen | ness while rebel money is still a lecal tender in that city and the gold is yet within their power, With the restor- ation of the federal authority there they would have to redecm their outstanding notes in grecnbacks, or thelr equivalent in specie, which would be a much less proiit- able operation for them, of course, than that whi h they are now performing. This has the appear ance of one of those shalows which coming events are said to cast’ bofore them;) and the cry of indignation which the proceeding has evoked from the Richmond press, and the demand they, make upon the rebel government to stop it and seize the gold, prove that the banks have not taken this course sooner than was neodful fur their own protection. There is every probability that all the gold in the confederacy which the Dayis government can lay hands on will be serzed before long. The Richmond Enquirer, in its issue of the 10th inst., said:—‘‘ The supplies of the country cannot be secured without gold. The banks havo all sho gold. Without supplies the city of Richmond and State of Virginia must b» abandoned,” The following were the earnings of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company for the second woek in Stock Fxenange. Sarewray, March 18—10:80 A. M. 1 1085; 100shsMarposaMgCo 12% Fischer ig! cou bred 3a eg Contral RR. 106 lo... 90 NY Ci SoOnoUEe" '8,5. 20'3,c0u 1084 100 1000 do..new iss 108 200 34000 US 5's, 10-40's, 0 on 5000 doy 65000 do, 10000 US 6's, i yrcer 9835 500 Erie 3000 Br'klynC6's w1 102 800 0036 1000 Ohio 6's, "86... 105 100 68 10000 Ohio & Miss cor 263{ 150 66 4 264% 6636 664 681g 66% 06% 1800 66 54 200 65% 100 Hudson River RR 110 = Clev ba ee lea 69 16 shs Fulton Bank. 175 5 Metropolitan Bk, 125 ¥5 Shoo& Leather BK 108 20 Corn ExchangeBk 110 255 Central Nat Rank 103 ‘50 Fourth Nat Bank 90 24 Merchants’ Bank 116 500 © 100 Central Coal Co.. 51 100 Cumb Coal pref... 5134 600 do. 1% 100 do. 30 300 WyomineVy 500 Chic & RkTRR. 983% 100 Con Cl of Mav 12 Pitts, FOW&CHRR 89 100 Qui’ks'rMgCo.b30. 7 20 do. + 88% ALMANAO FoR oy youk—rms DAT. MOON RISES. ‘ 8 i ?MIGH WATE! “Port | of New York, March 18, 1865. CLEARED. F ae City of Baltimore (Br), Mirelfouse, Liverpool— Steamship Liberty, Wilson, Havana and New Orleans— Fisrrous tip lillnole, Deaken, Cape Fear River—US Quartar- Ssieainablp Carolina, Phillips, Beaufort, NC—Murray & N Pecans Kingfisher, Rector, Baltlmore—E Bynner. or p Jone ireage Thompson, Moon, Baltimore. inti Marlo Louise (ihr), Brand, Autwerp—W ‘Schmidt's Berk Alamo (Brem), Stricker, Bremen—Scholverg & silane ‘k Maryland (Brem), 8teflins, Oadiz—Funch, Meincke & fend ‘Brig Veterun (Br), Snow, Matamores—G Wheelwright Dba JW Hatdold (Br), Brooks, Guadaloupe and St Kitte— tir’ Aggie Davidson (Br), —, Aux Cayes—C Ht Trum- a Schr Jane F Durfee, Davis, Newbern—L Kent Schr G T Hubbarc Shon yest —¥ Point—Van Brunt & Shaghs. Schr Al Panta cone 2 Hi reeiuam, Forkiees Monree—Crowell eur EA Grozier, plea Fortress Monroe—Crowel & ‘Soh? H Lawrence, Jackson, Georgetown—Mott & Bedot, Behr Chet Cole, Philadelphia Tupper ‘& Beattie. Gone et tog ei tet Phiiadelphia, Schr Ba; Hallett, Hoston—J C Dayton. ARRIVED, jwediah steam frigate Vanadia, Ca 9 days, (The V ts a screw ateamer of: ae Molander, Matanzas, 0 horse power, OWNS ina and has u crow of S01 ollicers snd men. Stoamor ‘Narraganscti, SE Woodwirth gommand. , Rio Juuciro Feb 1, via St ‘Thomas lob inst, 7th mage um samp tssasipnh standing 9 ue jieams! ‘estern Metro; Greytown, ee via Tiavant 1h, with passeneers and tala, tothe Gene feel'Atmorican Tronsli Co. fias had heavy weather the entire Pumas: fe; put into Havana for a supply of water. p Corsica (Br), Le Measurier, Havana March 11 and Nase 14th, with mde ‘nd "pamsongors, to Cunard The U ariaved vn Friday inght.) paipaianip Lavender, Novtolk, with mdse, to Whitney & thew Steamship Loutes Moore (US transport), Winters, Fortress Monroe, 30 hoars, mm ballast, to US Quirtorinaster, Steamship Alliance (US wanspert), —, Fortress Monroe, B hours IW batbest to US Quartes . Stoumship Admiral Dupont (U port), Pepper, For- onruc, 28 hours, to US Quarter. ster. Trawler, Pensagvla, 12 days, in ballast, to 1 Howland & hingliam Bark Thos Pope, Alexander, Giaboen River, WOA, 58 days, with palma oil, &c, to Yates &¢ Vorteriieid, Veh inst, lat s n Sunset, from Chile for Liverpool; sup piled her with provisions. Park Contenary (or Yarmouth, NS}, Cook, Newport, Eng, Nov 7, via B t into Be to Boyd & Hinck 53 inys, v neke Tack Antelope, Doute, Arroyo, Pit iT days, with sugar and molasses, to tocbe Bros & Onirey, Bark Edward Albro « S), Kitchen, Sagua, 8 diye, With sugar, it, to 1, Palermo, 88 days, with Passed Gibraltar Feb 9. nge, (0 Janeiro, 40 days, with 68 days, with s lost and split rig. Sea Lark, of Bos- McClellan, Matamoros, 34 & Oo. 1th inst, lat 39, lon ton for Clent Hing ane of ‘Londonderr wv to muster, for Cain, Jenkins, fry ortngim spoke brig Bui for saga. | P t f Navigator, Murwt eda suvken v . Hail, Cientue bead ‘16th, J tons burthen, 16 days, with sugar, to bay. J “peg Tereniia Br Tuok 1, Cienfuegos, 15 days, vy woather; lost fore eo. Lith tnat, off tland, N=), Smith, Clenfacgos, 18 da; 11 Woodhouse. ne dn Hig, ‘amazon | (of Parrshoro, NS), Thompson, Clen fue ‘i pao 508, With sugar and molisvem, to GF Penulaton & Co. Brig Prairie itowe (0! Harpswell), Litthedeld, Sugua, 6 d Sailed in company with’ bark V. with sugar, to mute f Tor New Yor i Loutaa (of 8h with su 8 spoke bi mee, fo t Medway, Na. Waugh, Garantane- NS), Marsh, Arroyo, PR, ton, "Mad heavy weather; Jidboom Sehr AT Kingsley (of Colambla Falls, Me, Clenfuegos, 1 days, With suger, do, 10 master, elphia for Boston, Stark Gritin, for Boston, Bakr Garinnd, Rorton, Mathina, Wd days. BELOW. Ship Atmosphere, Eves, from Liverpool. SAILED. Steamships City of ville; ship F ge Jdaboat 1 1 r, Jd Korey " ry Tibbitts, Lucia 1 Wind at sunset MW. Miscellancous. Lavxormp—The steamship Paou Shan was successfully hed yestorday, from the yard of Jeromlah Simouson, at point, She was towed tothe Neptune Tron Works in Fork, Where she Will Teceive her machinery, and, tt is expected, be r to sallin September next, We gave her dimensions, , having been pre- alharais e. where she we ing her cargo, anu ailan gov verpool for Phila n got off, and is v1, March 17-—Be. brig Eitith Ann, for thee: ayy I Of Mud Island. Crew saved, toial lows. Brio Jases Caoany, Herriman, of Bangor, Me., from a M port, with m for Howton, wont ashore op- Moriches, Long ish ne, night of T7th nat. Orew all Vessel in guod ore cut be got OM, Weather per Snonting Sran—Barn apt Chin Mare Lonlons, fu vi at, March 17- chs Shootitie Boston for Warhingt i weliore three miles nevi of f weather proves good, the Roston Jon 2 for dou the 6th, and 4 from since. She had a cargo fa stated a of ats on gov t account Scum Pureivesr "i burg, NY,"in 101, & HA Weer ie ay as hese Lol to, Capt Wo it d ethers, of Ci “ie », Con for about $4500, aud wi or hie at port, under command of Capt Hi oop Th sone Goes Eacus, ot \, hone | BACs ef Yarmouth, 4 out Bio will herent- om on inued f Coane | ialnona under command of Capt Kelley, "20 Commune Keun RB Pres, of Rockland, with by iva: Ba oa abe libs sunk Baas’ Ube’ Lala rs, standing rf oo Houka. bala NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1865. Sons Puaxow Harem, M Fort Fisher, bus been sold areh L—Put ie, ship Treas. > Whitin: from Loudon’ for with boas of ry Poursxowna, Ms Neweastia, wit fathoms chain the evening previous. Lavsouxo-—Tho fine bark Hel a weal mynehed at N of John of Mas ehead, woe La hea ny nen allof = jecked, and for the New York manded by 1p Desdemon: ast thats fom re buco Feb 13, wi bbls sp ofl. Bark Inet, Fla 10, 1st 88 56.8, Ion 49 At Isle of Sal, ‘he a NB, 70 bbl gj Conwell, of cus, of Provincetow! Ppoken-Dec at lobart Town, yt with 75 sp, 180 Brig Daniel Boone, from Gabe off Moutaul ed from bis Bho la named. Virginie | ford, and others, of Ni ‘and will be commanded wy Capt Wm B E A Souder & Co, of Philadel aternwheel steamer Star ‘tons burthe Newiury Pelt vn te yard Surrier, Sd. She is owned by Humphrey & Twi urig of bout 280 tone, built by. Mr Edward fa tre ord in Mis Routh Tanleen on the ve ae aha & & owned by Moses wena Pa pe pert i ‘eth St fort wit and ‘New 0 Orleans nao Blanchard. ‘Capt Alonzo Whaualemen, Pines (late Bates) a, hare, fee width of beam; depth of held. Bho: ie eaigned ), arr at NI F Miller, ahaa the ne orate has & NBodford Pe m- Ocean, wig yo Nov 4 ate fie ith 600 bbls sp oll, nders, Seve 49 W, oll ib home ¢ before ), by by ape ene Spoken, &ec. Forelan Ports. for Portland, March 16, lcotpart, te reported at sea Jan n 18, bark Solon, ete C Provineetovn >. op be Anrwenr, March 2—Arr Anna Delias, Iversen, NYork. Sid 2d, Emilie, ‘Artna na, NY camore, PB, Marae Sia port achr Blanche, for NYork tn BOnDmAux, Marth 1—Arr Welkin, NOrleans. Brewehuavan, Fed BOAT Ques of the Fleet, Hilton, Baltimore, Byraze, Hon, Feb 26—In port brig Grace Worthington, Lind, from NYork, ean ob ota in Westar fa apkxas, March 7—Arr ventide, WW Lord (Br), Tuer Boston’ Dasher, Worse Mateniaee” Davis, Stapies, Boston: Examplar (Br). Ewing, N 'm Woodbur 7 Sain, Montevideo. ve Park, Key West; ad, MeLel- en Matangan. ‘Sid 7th, briga Jas H Ht Modilvery, Gilkey, "Portland; yr NYork in ‘ma ‘Gxeexock, March 1, dom (*), Campbell, rien ‘ st None aa ee Kinj ie pA one, Feb 27—In wu ,, Goudy, Boston, } n, Just arr Pri Stored Faven, Smith for N duvay tube Hodrangia, Shaw, ane, At Gaunt. bark Nickerson, for Boston via Cape de Marshall, lett Feb Hrnvo Havan. Mh, Reaper (Br), Robins, do; Verde. b 12 for leeward. Brig Marshall, March 1—Arr Grafin Knyphausen, Pabst, NYork, Mareh 8—Arr brigs Durango (Br), Burke, Boston; achr De 8010, Johnson, Balti BI 7th, steamship Shooting Siar, Taylor, NOrleans; achr Mary White (Br), Le Blane, Portland; 8th, bark Fanny Ea- lor (Br), Perkins, Trinidad. mt port Lith, bark Jane A Bishop, McClellan, for Nassau Livenroor, Moreh 8—Arr St David (a) Ent out 24, war, San © ‘rane Aird, y of Loudon (8), I" RCO, Portlond, » NYork; Moneta, Lonpon, Mareh ‘eared ae Mitchell, NYork. Massina, Feb 19—A aouh, Zephyr, Smal, Cadiz. x Siara ‘onos, Feb 26—In i Consul, for NY Di 1, Mount, for NYork, r, for NYork, ready. Gurd ae for Lives CD Robbins, i T W_ Rowland, Merriok, Barcelona; 81d 22d, © H Eaton, Curry, New rt barks Sallie Bonsal, Leavitt, brigs Emma erkins, Sor do, ‘ork, | de Ajtelphia, Hatho 2 ‘lag? schr Matamoros, Russell, tor ‘vhra (Gulf of California), Jan 2%—In port bark Thos Filet Matanzas, March SU ATF ‘bark NM Haven, Hall, Portland; hrigs Rio Grand NOrleans; “ do; Mary St man, Philadelphia, MAxzaniito, Feb 27—Arr sohr M8 Hathaway, Hathaway, York, £ tewart, Dennison, Zotus" (Br), Fowler, N¥ork; schr Leonesa, (il: Nassau, NP Feb 23— Arr briee Mary M Williams, Kennedy, NYork (and cl mona, Bird, Smith, do; Smit OWN, M. NYork. same day do (and eld 8th for Ma Recoreal of Washington (8), Brooks, jle, Ross, skd for NYork. Sid 3d, Southern E: for Matamoros) Albert Paul, Weeks, jaroh 3—Arr Cit) 1 “44th, Iris, Sim- Zith, W Greenough, Campbell, do: sobre & bark EI Sr Tiomas March 10—In port ships Hampden, Pendleton, leaking very badty, disg her cargo of have to be condemned: Holyhead, Davenport, from coals, and will probably. ette for Boston (when within, 100 miles of Boston. ost everythin loss of spars and sails; nd sails, chra dM Let 4th, Nicans riman, Herriman, Cardenas, bri jaa Ray, Kay, with ava, March 1—Arr brig Maria White, Snow, Havana; 34 Evohange (Br), Churchill, Cardenas; bri wi NOrleans; 7th, SLi ith, brig Webster Kelly, Brown, ecete Villafranea, Ellingwood, New York; brig Portland. TK 5 Gilmore Meredith, Snow, wit loss of all her elma, Gib ter, Hawkins, Key th, barks BF Her- ‘A Allen, Sylvester, 7th, bark ight, Hasty, a Maroh 4—Sid schr A McIntire (Br), Donald, New Tau fer Me — 1—Arr_ bark. Rechabite (ap. Leeman, NYor! Kins, do. B Doane, Knowlton, do; Ellen Perkins, Per- Wairenronp, March 2—Cld Valparaiso, Mayhew, NYork via Billoti. ‘Zienixame, March j—Arr M'Gitvery, Nichols, Callag for, Ame Ports. BRISTOL, March 16—Arr brig Martha (Br), Holmes, March 15—Sld schrs Maria Lunt, Boynton, PALL RIVER, NYork: 10th, Neleon 5 Wells EST, March 6—Sid tor Cheutie to larch 6—In Ryder, do. pores for Boston. port barks BA Coch id bark'E H Harrington, Mayo, ran, Rice, and J 3 Goatey, Fuller not disg; schr Storm King, Fuller, taking NEW ORLEANS, March 9—Arr a Harriet, Mooney, N Yank next DENCE PRO’ naw, Roberts; 15th—Arr stea: Conley, Wain Glidding, Baltin ‘Md; Oread, port. Bld si j, bark Commerce, oodapee yhinson. do. b—In port shi Ondere riter, Ont cunts Norton, for vator, uns, March 14—Arr steamer Galatea, Jones, NYork; sehen Alert; Yates, and Debocah Jones, Taisho, hit: adelp'ia, Sid achrs Edwin, Allen; n: America, Reynolds; Sah Flectra, N3 fe NYork; re; Spr aris Renbina, Snow. ‘Com Kearn Ww as ‘ate, Tillotson, NYore: Rachels Seaman, Seaman, achrs Sen N: threok, Liwsejonn, do ‘ Bh oacuuare H hie ary Te Paitih—Are steamer Galatea, Jones Pearson, Elizabeth River, Patuxent M Taylor: Fowler, Elizabeth: Sarah J Bright, Shaw, rs 8C 3, Young; Poth U Shannon, "Marta, Puindelp hia; R Baker Jr, Chase, NYork. 1jth—Arr steamers Electra, Nye, New York; Wentchester, Va; Baker, do; schr Peerless, Knowle Moui r wport PM, sehr ( DC; Salmon Washi 00, Fob M—SM ship Rey _ baric Adelaide Ceaper, Di Burns, Vietoria ford, Callao; Ar: rr sehira Marquis Hunter, Orr, Hilton Head; Dennis, ¢ d 10), wily ‘Fisher, Kh loseph Fish, Pearl, Brown, do for P and Kobert’ Leach, 8 nd for do p, Sid bth, tele Marti ‘orge Washington, P arrivals of 18ta ‘au and th for do; sloop eld Nasemond, 'S 1) McCarthy, Young, ma Wadsworth, Hersey, and DM h id brig'S Welch, Cramer, ] Jabez bs burn, Thrash. 'Philadel- French, Jones, talla, Bonz le. vy Re ship iD Stu ight, do; sehr Hall, Portland ladeiphiay D herman, do for ta tu. A Borry; sche ene od 14th MEROU anidise wo araver, parti ‘ares OND AND Resolved, ts rights of » exolved, Present Bord of ONEY, WA X worth eo 000, 2 Inquire of A. BC DaAReesa, € Mondholders of this Were unanimously adop That inv ANT HAV exehan| » No. MORTGAG FoR nt. mpany the we to take such immed as in thelr oplaion of bondholders. company, are, t Trustees, % AUPERMANN, Becrutary. NE NTED. d ringing a yearly rent of 806 | JURLIF bs OTICE OF DIVIDEND NO. 4. The dix Sun mats! Iransiter books will be closed from the 10th to the 20th larch, pany, tlon Cor Direc! be held at their oxi inst, from 12 o'elock'M, to 1 0’ clock Fe A J. aarn, Secretary. paynble at t MANHATTAN, FIRE DRE w rea to call on 1 Cort ands streoh who vith give adi SALE— ible the amotnt. inquire of HENRY @, io Metrotenm Company have de. A "Nel York, on and after tt $10,009 AND Interest A MPETING OF THE ing resolutions e OF pini n of the bondholders of the pauy further delay in asserting thelr rights ts That a committee of three be appointed by the rs with pow 2 or otberwi Hate stepe, by is necessary to of the Mariposa Company, Wy of the corposstoen boseben at in Our opinion, ion to the enforcement of the TR. That the bondholders, having confidence tn the ot desire any change at pre- . B. DUNCAN, Chairman, SECURITY OF- on a property in this city, about $190 wdway, before 12 A he villce of th direators have resolved to make thelr dividends quar. for the ftture, ALLE: ROE, Secretary. /RANCR IN «York, Mavelt 18, 1885—the Anaual Elec: ny for the ensuing year will ves Wall ‘tee, gn Monday, the 276 om tides warranted, jollurs to three hu __HAYES & STE te 30 POPULAR «A Veneuee AN A\ ALBERI ch Nie OL, AY & Pry 1g LHTAM | STIR, take great jy are inf tomers and 6 Publ, th Ty moureing to thele mitnerous Cus: ay oP. As ARs go Mi Tr ia INT Tie OPULAM. oe dow fect INTE! BOND. We Fart yi heats i TO. ate KOK q IMM EDIA U8. @ $30.000 ERY U. srOUK AUCTIONEERS, A ASGia “a OVERNMENT, LOAN 62 WILLIAM Shh TO LOAN oN BOND AND. — undivided in OSENH MA SNe ion big tea NEW YO apse Pine we | $50,000 & LOA! fod BOND AXP 8 COUN: ON, No, — street, eee er Ney = apreers (jatowen “ax “‘TIDEOUTE PETROLEUM OOM. | AT LEORAIWS THIS WEEK Di GOLD. PALL 1x GOLD. PANY. PLAN IME ao) ou, of CAMELS GOOD NEWS FOR THE PEOPLE. Leo ‘this season, in “aad aioe Bape yk TREMENDOUS FALL IN PRICES OF DBE CENTS PER SHARE, FULL PAID. 0,000 SHARES RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPITAL. The basis upon which this oompany is formed, and the valuable character of ite interest, will recommend iteelf to every class of the community. iy. ‘The plan adopted in the for- mation of this company is that every person may inveat with the certainty that he ison the “ground floor,” and that no ‘one halding the stock, however lange hia interest, has secared ft at @ more advantageous gure than himself, thus giving to every one an equal and fair opportunity of reaping from & ON MONDAY, MAROH 2, WE SHALL SELL NEW PRINTS at Ife. Price one month ago, S8e. NEW DELAINES at 80, Price one month ago, 60s, D> iG Ml a YARD WIDE BIBACHED. GHIRTING MUSLINS ox AE ae pe ons FRENOH FRRCALES; most yeantfu designs just received ni gO GOAT’S HAIR, voy First quality PAPER MUSLINS at 200, 8 yard. HEAVY BOOTCH GINGHAMS at 260. ayard. RED CORSET NS (best wares ano gougngy CORSE eat $4 HEAVY, BLEACHED SHEETING ot i yous _ STRIPED POPLINS, a1 silk and wool Brahe, worth 62, BLACK ALPACA LUSTRE at &6c., worth $1 98. small investment enormous profs. —— Prion to weeks sg gre oun BLAOK SILK FOR MANTILLAS, extra rich quality . aha rd % for entice yards YAM tu the Caldwell Farm, attuaied in Ritehle county, West Vis. | “INSEE WOOLSBY, material f walt, 16 an SRE tr Sarah. ” maces DOMESTIO AND HOUSEKEEPING GooDs, just reduced. KID Somes jam ens ey en poastin LORS edu from 62 T6018 UPHOLSTEEY Pra Raa Drona Lack as and quite new. ginis, ‘This farm contains @@ acres of excellent bering and wood land, and is watered by Lick run, « tributary of Lyon Camp, which empties into the north fork of Hughes river, ‘The developments now going on in the immediate vicinity, and the late discoveries of veins of solidified petroleum within a short distance of this tract, in the estimation of geologists who have lately visited this region, is justly regarded as being of more value than even Olicroek, or, in fegt, any oft region yet discovered. Within the past month several large oompa- nice bare been organized in the imiediate nelghborboed, and now ones ure being formed overg day. Tairge wells have been struck résently on the Hughes river, not three miles from this troct, and a well is about te be sunk on this prop- Kx. jg ha im ee pa er a. bedi nak 960,000 WORTH DRY Goops, me GREAT caring, 4 CLO HOStEE ip Ab pres om a 48 Catharine street, - JAMES Corner of W place, Amr aes DESIRABLY ne ee ‘ie manke a speody clave of to ries eRe ay sane eek & great saving /D OPENING OF NBW SPRING @- Danes cons, ON MONDAY, MAROE 29, Bo a tae CENT LOWER PRIOES Days AGO. THE GOODS MUST BE ces than we could erty. tapas The Northwestern Virginia Rattroad passes within two Shela tpi ae serge aa abityis career P ROVELATAS iny imparted f0 or co miles of this tract, and the Northwestern turnpike is in close | KeuSraqni ats thas ere Pg t \usiam . a er - In fact, the entire of a stock . HIGGINS’ toe: A ateaneteeemmram es nk | Deane ‘om ne ode wl be plnced a themercy ioe | ANNUAL OPENING OF SPRING MILLINBRY for one-seventh of the oll as royalty, ‘The Blair Of Compa | fpendeand th Th next, March ‘Will take place on Thursday next, 2 MAMMOTH MILLINEBY RaTARL ISH 126 Sixth evenee, fms two from Tenth tree close tock, ne ny, the Lick Run Oil Company, the Logan Ol Company, the | ,A4our Reta made-up te chose cut oor st Lynn Camp Oil Company, the Ritohle County and Solidified mem notice requires no further comment, for we feel Petroleunf O11 Company and numerous other companies are = pear sey ote tee requizes no furtarcomment fr sf in the neighborhood, and a largo number of wells are belng eicsuasd eoeieeet Ato Ou cl wiilinery ‘will draw a 1ange ‘or the: THE STAGE FARE OF i" CustoMEnS STROM a | chablishment on thi SPECLAL. OFSRING, DaY. in addition to our usual extensit mt exhibit a cant assortmel yf French Slimess Among thene will be moriting your attention, put down on the properties of these companies, Reference to those who would more particularly familiarize themselves with the value of off lands in Ritchie county’ should be made to the late reports of J. Calvin Storm, Engineer, aud to that DISTANCE WILL BE P. Salesmen wanted. 8 MO; " Pee eee AND 110 SIXTH AVENUE, eae oe Pag nienenet IN. Lines GOODS, value, TREMENDOUS “mebUCTION | “iN SPitions. of Prof, W. F. Roberts, Geologist. wn Monday, 20th tu days, from W DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN ROO NUMBER TWO the gro? auction sales of ashok Tull lines’ of the ‘first 0 of Paris aie fat take place at pace ‘moat fashionable sty ieain Dress ‘alo, black and col- reet, Wednesda {a one-half undivided interest in a tract situated on Tideoute | Fed Silks, in endless varicty. net oe } find it to their : 100 places colored Marsolllcs at $1 eens f el So work ond sue creck, in the township ef Deerfield, Warren county, Pennsyl- LARGE erouk REKE cs ees rng vania, ‘The finest indications of large oll deposits are seen | _ Table Linen, loths, pking, Towels, rashes Flan. INDOW CURTAINS CLEANED, AND, DONE UP nels, Blankets, then ag ting, Lace Curtains, &c. establia! aA, on the creek running through this property. 80 well, in fact, is this section of the county known, be- cause of its enormous yield of ofl, and consequently almost fabulous value of its territory, that it ls unnecessary to spea at any length upon the subject, Wewill therefore slmply state that it {s in the very heart of the ofl region, and 1s the choleest bit on Tideoute creek, which passes through it, The Economy Wells are on the flats on the other alde of the river, from which the yield is enormous, and properties all along ‘Tideoute creck have increased immensely In value because of to. the excellence jadame No; 8 East Eleven! et a ROBERT, Clinton Hall, ight street, om Mag 3 LL MILLINERY. OARD.—WILL OPEN ON WEDREADAY, THE 2D f Paris ine RS. ‘OP LEV ES, eos 3, 1. GOSSON, Broadwag, corner of Eighth street, AS ENTIRE NEW STOOK OF SPRING AND, SUMMER he ene S gpeaagoees ALPACAS, ALPAOAS, JUST OF! | OELATES, TANS, BLUES NOB, 5x30) ora” ARS wine 8, ae Bi vu DRABS, PURPILS, EE tall from 50e. to . *taalen el ‘ind akg oat store 12 the best Stook of the above to be had tn the a %4 Bowery, near Houston street. « FEW MORE FINE STEBL, | SCISSORS AT 30 CENTS pair, Thrond Wax, 6 conte, Key Rings 6 con ts, Twee- dere 19 bends, ht TOWNSEND'S Toy Slore, Booadway. BE is ot e SACRIFICE-MUST, F BE SOLD Milli: ‘and Straw Ge suey on Thursday, Me ILLING'S, Gamal s STEER, 7 MADAME ROULING'S 88 ae BA, be, onenat on este eyeing snd Bu SPECIAL OPENING or tal al aaa the late discovery of Oil Springs inthe neighborhood, and be- Sr ad at aecount a laing the baa eT ‘A SERIAL, OFF ¥= Ber xa cause of the striking of large wells, which is now of almost. marek erorimont of raz | Shits ma 235 Bisth avon dally ocourrence. The Beonomy, the Tideoute and Warren, the Philadelphia and Tideoute, and the Tideoute and Alle- ghany Oli Companies, besides almost numberiess other oem. panies and private corporations, surround and are in the most immediate neighborhood of this tract, and:marethan a ienportation of ‘Paris 609 broadway. a MADAME TIOBHg, MADAME See ee ae toni aamrian a dred wells are going down on the properties of these com- — neg zi aes BINNS wilt OPEN a apne at. TED GOLD. Broadway, sree, See Theatre, on Thursday, Immediately the working capital is sold arrangements will FT al ag Y, et Bonnees be concluded for the sinking of a well upen this track, Below ee = Subscription beoks will bo open for one week, commencing anes deck 2 PEN, (Ore on paeee Friday, the 17th inat., ut the office of the Below, ii it = MERIDEN CUTLERY COMPANY, —_— oo TED TO OOME AND ovum street, LAOES. oer seed zee ot om : and also at the office of Below manufacturers, peste VRILLER 6 Cpeavar wires ME, IMOGENE WALTON. 669 BROADWAY, WILL ‘Beaver street. TO LOAN AT 6 AND, 7 PER CENT + ty prope: JOBEPIT MASON, No. Bie Pine atrect. PERSONAL. ae F “HENRY. KIRKEAND, A NATIVE ae BLASEO q county Westmeath, Ireland, who ar nome few months ago, Hh communicate his meaare or go to an McCue, 49 Clif street, he will hear of some desirable formation, J —I WANT TO SEE YOU.—CALL TO-DAY. ie gon Acro ee br admitted. eutranct’ ‘Positively no aty mitings akrely no cy miingrs “ADAME FERRERO, NO. § GREAT Jones will this season, season, Brevious to ap ge pres Seah ow 4 aS Fetnenset, Mare es amine Ma r atfaey ot ory latent Paris styles. City inliliners not admit Ms MULCHINOCK, cepa ir BiB a A Thursday, the 28d inst. an Freneh Millinery. Posi ‘no city mi edly ry 2 ia, BEANS. NN, MILLINER’ 061 BROADWAY, it exhibi eaday, ‘2 inet a'splondid Ms i¢, on Th a9 day, 28d Ina «pen arcariment of Bonnets and Jockey country mi miiliners are fuvited MLLE. FROWeTID Os | Paar: \QME. PRAY AND fully informathe Indien of New Y' they have for ingpoction » large nasortmont of of French Bowe bf’tho tatest style, for the spring and summer trade, orem ‘March 23, at 743 Broadway. ( AND DRESSMAKING. MADAME B aa where she Tas ONNE has removed to 747 Broadway, w' :P figw show rooms on Wednesday and Thuraday a 4 a Her patrons and the tadien in general ae zamine the stock, which is entirely new. ts, ‘Round Hats, Flowers, be el itt A Tat Brinn (over ry goods mee , BePatterm Bonnets Se By $300.000 F. K. RS, ANNIE MELLEVILLE, WHO LIVED TWO OR tiowe years aga io Twenty ninth street, please send present address to Wiillam, Hi rage NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODB. Below . KID GLOVES, ETC. Below GOLD, WE ARE SELLING MA} io ae OUR ie goope AT 2 PER CENT LESS TI! RATH BRIDGE.—TWO LETTERS, STATION D. iy Nune a mo . Fr. N OR F. FORRESTER.—ARRIVED eriay., Cfuatous to.wes’ you. Send address. Union Host ofilva. LEONARD. ing property end pay- Degroot'e staan cate! Sieaaoe BARGAINS! GREAT INDUCEMENTS Te HOUSEKEEPERS. REMENDOUS EX poMESTIC GOODS OF E' ais SNESCRIPTION AT PANIC PRICES, SBIRTING MUSLINS, 22 conte per y: yard. general that she will open ‘nud locket. ‘The owner may bave the C and Summer Millinery on Thursday, onerty and paying advertisement tistreet, between 9 and 10 A. M, #ame on provi at No. 9 Bast F EFT-ON W DAY MORNING, IN A,COACH, | ALL OUR BEST PINTS 3b cents per Zand. 4 returning from the Purin Ball, « ck Satin Dominoe. Sis UAL G. eT cents per yard. Whoever wil feurm the sain to 44 Sixth ‘strect, will Ue libe: pfs and DAMASK TABLE LINEN, so yard; worth Aca LADIES | sep D, GENTLEMEN, rally rewarded. is DAMASK CLOTHE, $2 6 fess Spciky ele ing op LEO yoo or 321 Tatra O8T.—TWO LADIES WHO FOUND A SILK UMBREL- HEAVY HUCKABUCK Wits tears Linen), $8 60 por 4 lat Dor oon ‘& Shaffer's, Fulton Market, Tharsday even- cane ‘ ing, will returu ine to D, 8. ut once, Wo save troubie, SUMTAKER YLANNEL, de. 64,5 worth Ta, oe eee ea ty ne te prions ald fy ibe orig ie for TOWELINGS, CRASHES, DIAPERS, FLANNELS, and hd deseription DOMESTIC AND HOUSEKEEVING GOODS will be offered at the Rt i ONLY, AT THE cuysrad.) PALACE HalPORIUM, ‘No. 262 Bowery. for silk Dreases, a0 $33 ats aa at strech formerly of Sixth avenue. Ladies OST—ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, A SINGLE ¢ Diamond Stud in a serew setting, fotng from N 0. J ac. Fi 110 to ene Piet now ‘¢ Twenty-third walled on ‘by ites. Mints.” 43 SEVENTH AVENUB LADIES AND GE} t taFifth Avenue Hotel, via Nassau street, : nd Twenty-thicd atrock stage. Tho finder will’ be libe- relly rewarded by veturning the same to the ollice of J. Read. Catiwell No. 8 Broad street . OST—ON FOURTH AVENUE CARS, ON MONDAY W. R, ROBERTS, | AT ' 4! Shas saea will receive the by ent prices for thelr Cast See ace ona tases, te ie 150" reward SILKS, 81 SILKS at aLPRS, SILK, Clothing, Carpets, de, 7 tilling caer wadveoning MK ee 590 Broadway, and no patd for, jus delivery to Tittany & t questions asked, BLACK ‘AND’ aes oars SILKS will be offered DVANOED.—THE PRICES OF CAST her # WEA! or t the Calife Ls OST—THURSDAY LAST, A WHITE ESQUIMAUX At A TREMENDOUS KEDUOTION, a TO CLOSE SALE, 3 ; Coat 53 to $8. Addvess Me. or Mra. ra Dog; hadon a h hor collar and owner's name en- een Tom. tom Pants GOLDSTELN, Sorel ae al ve ee ee ee ee RICH CHINE, SILKS, 12x; even vavoniue, between, Twenty second and Twenty-th ot PLAID AND STRIPE SILKS, 8 we orders wili be duly attended to, in or out TOSt-O8 MONDAY LAST, IN. A. SIXT AVENUE UE Faas ee 43 orth $2. thet car, or betw yfourth street and Broadway RICH LUSTRE, 12%. . TTENTION.—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WILL RB- Twenty-s id street id Lexi a 5 ih r M, 4] Panes Patek ceomeieiog Saavinan! er twor tome: malt tae AaRAE LIOMS, sass re oeire the highent price fr thelr Gare OM Clothing: Care will be paid on leaving them at 1 Lexington a avenue, ‘every omer Ck AND FANCY SIL’ fy oe on or addressing Mr. or Mrs, H. aT ROE WERE OME PRICES, OST—A LARGE BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND DOG; K AT THE ORYSTAL, ALACR EMPORIUM, 4 answers to the name of Bolten, Five dollars reward Will be paid fgr returning him to tho basement $4 Broadway. TTENTION.—AT 222 SEVENTH AV., NEAR TWENTY. ty) a. ladionand a Fey will i Ly Setonlahes tonee we -O% FRIDAY MORNING, A PORTEMONNAIE, ntti lneematmnarcanmnind a aan Gear Me dear ani pane alae td either in the ty-fourtl "finger Rae | BRET gab OME 05 RRR A. | WS te . foreleg With its contenta, to.0. T. Alden, 177 Broadway, | %S Broadway. Lt. Call na . unre cen be cbiained, for jediow and iF a ire. rs. DUCKS, ‘158 Soven aa , avenue, earner ener tf meg ef WILL BUY fay ¥ QUANTITY OF NEW le feos xe West Fourteenth street, through Sixth Trenue ta Fit tee sath street, & pair of Gold Spectacles. The finder will be ORSETS, CORSETS—SELLING AT LESS toremove. _L. ALLEN, 863 Sixth sveuue, Newton RY GOODS NEW PRICES, ry Goods hi Mo! i, IN GOING FROM 38 T LEAST FIPTY PER CENT MORE THAN ELAB- ‘ieeate a o rat ot itebly rewarded on leaving them at 88 West Fourteenth been valnughtered during the ey ad nd Left OF for the W market. Onli at : cee | ip the auction roome—cot ‘pecially and tis More-or addrene THOM. D- CONROY, OL Pearl steven, Leet, SUNK ROR COLLAR, TN THRTER STH the coming week will, be valghtarea by a by us. f Sougit | between Contre and Chatham. jem cheap we in ve the barga! Friday evehng. “fhe fuer will be suthably rewardes and | cocaz cue? ‘ip, are, determined So sive, the ba ete gat M | (HE WIGURST PRICES PAID IN CASH POR LADIRe alve the thanks of the owner by leaving the same at 828 | oid prices oa mabe an effort to nell c! ae Lod ood ine ‘and Gentlemen's ET oS West Twentieth et: indo 0 m A a ic, by calling on or adirering iyi KOREN 350 Bow: there ut of th > partie ed atten: y Myre. Foe BOO Rey TOUR, Mekaj a: | have Bought ete stocky witha hike eae nnd coe warded hy calling at 179 Weat Eleventh street Se aera metas Sar 55 cots 5 ror ope ol see $ 5. 000, Ee ore a uN 27 Bleecker street, oorn a FRENCH ADVERTISEMENT: * Pe anita 2 1 hy eal hing once or oa N DEMANDE—UNF FRANCAISE, PAS JEUNE BT ree shea st peecond streets, Ladiee waited upou By i aé sachant polnt Vanglais; i faut savoir coudre eitien MADAM PARRAIN Dt i ite, FROM PARIS, fread teem ge golgner lea enfants. S'adrewer @ Mra. Peter Rico, Ciuton * eit OR ee fayette avouues, Brookiyn, LL, yuu IN GOLD! FALL IN GOLD! LOAN OFFICES, — GOOD NEW! FOR’ THE LADIES. TREMENDOUS REDUCTION IN PRICES OF SILKS, SILKS, SILKS, err aeaes seen NCES MADE. , ON pwara DVA Kes, west ir UE, DAME eect SACHANT COUDRE, DE. sireralt se plicér coulne femme de chambre ot pour solgner des enfanta; {1 n'y a auralt aucune ieune objection daller ale campagne. S'adreseer a Madame WAT OR HES, JEWELRY, &C. SET OR UNSET. gh, Diam Til or Grand Todent'ise LISTE at Te oe Goods ni J. frag. SACKSOR, T 212 BROADWA -AYS THE UTMOST OS id FOR DIAMO 7 ite Jaren, PLUM," Dintlnd’ Urouer, Si Brosdway, "Valus: | BLACK GROS DE RAINE SIT i‘ : pad DRILLIANT LUSTRE BLA ate oo and ~ 2 ee agBR AoE fy eee OUIS AXRICH, 7 UROADWAY (XBW TORK HO. | pants taPFRTAB at 62 and raed “TS HCMOERE LIRERLELN EaeLaonn fl fat ese a a ae Siadamaname tes | A a a ate Hair Bbawia, or auy astiie ot Virtue PARIS AND LYONS ben a elt Bh ‘or eae PROT oe op | har armen eran erat tcam | oer eter oom moogma mae Pip Saar ee ales iP esate e-onsana, | 4p, Fpskecatins oes Peon atte Heo st "neapanT ae ear rad “ Ce ears OF rue pay iT Com bg Eh ape hn CIGARS AND 0 age ati Goreme rine wo 600.000 a ee AE and Tenth stresd