The New York Herald Newspaper, May 6, 1865, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Farmar, May 5—6 P. M. ‘The stock market has been very dull to-day, the uncer- winty attending the operations of the bull and boar tenders in Erie having the effect of sem!-paralyaing spo- culation, There are sundry conjectures with regard to the ten thousand shares of the stock sold in a single transaction by the prominent boar on Wednesday. Tho stock was delivered yesterday, to certain parties supposed to be acting in conjunction with the promiuent bull ope- trator, who is a director of the Erie company, and rumor has it that most of the stock was borrowed for delivery. On the other hand, !t is surmised that the leading bear had the stock on hand, and that he bought part of it in the London market. The quidnuncs are somewhat puzzled to understand the game, but the contestants are evidently watching each other very closely, for when one ‘buys the other gells, and vive versa. At the first board New York Central closed 1 per cont lower than at the second board yesterday, Erie 134, Reading %, Michigan Southern 2%, Illinois Contral 4, Qoveland and Pittsburg 2%, Northwestern %, Rock Island 2}4, Fort Wayne 1}4, Ohio and Mississippi certif- ates %, Quicksilver 14. Government securities were dull, By 9 misprint in the stock list yesterday morning @oupon ten-forties were reported to have sold at 97% a 0756, instead of 0614 a 965;—the actual price. At the open board, at one o'clock, prices wero gene- rally 3 8 1 per cent higher, At the second regular board the market was very dull. New York Central was % Nighor than at the closo of tho first board, Erie %, Michigan “Southern 3;, Cleveland and Pittsburg 4, Northwestern 3, Rock Island 25g, Fort Wayno 2%, Cumberland 3. Reading was % lower, Quicksilver 34. Government securities were dull and a shade lower, At the open board, at haif-past throe, there was a general improvement. New York Central sold at 9714, Erie 793, Michigan Southern 6034, Reading (53) 100%, Mlinois Contrat (83) 114, Rock Island 101, Northwestern 30%, Michigan Contral 111, Cumberland 47\{, Quicksilver, 6234. Gold bas boen on the whole firm to-day. The opening quotation was 1434, (fom which it advanced to 143%, after which, at vo P. M., it stood at 1425. The ‘velume of business tn the room was larger than yester- @ay, and more disposition was shown to buy. Foreign exchange is firm. Comzaercial bills at sixty days aro q1otedat 103% a 109; bankers, 109j, a 110, and 110% & % atshort sat, The supply of produce bills is limited, and thoy are in active demand. The steamer Costa Rica brought $694,281 in gold. ‘The supply of money shows no diminution, all loans ‘are made freely at 4.45 per cent, and owing to the tem porary dullness on the Stock Exchange the domand ia not heavy. There has, however, been a little more ac- tivity to-day than usual of late. The prevailing stagnation will in al! probability continue for some months at least. The discount lino is unchanged. The enormous sub scriptions to the seven-thirty notes result in drawing Capital from the interior te the great centres. The gold feoaring socuritics fall into comparative neglect by tho popularity of tho currency loan, but the former will pro- ‘ably prove to be the best security, and after the latter ts withdrawn, the six per cent bonds will bo at a higher premium than they are at present. Government securities were steady on the stroet late in the afternoon. The news from Kurope by the next and gubsequent steamers is anxiously awaited, in view of the important and favorable influence rocent events in this country will be Likely to exert upon the price of our securities held thers. There now appears to be less likelihood of serious commercial derangemerit and monetary stringency in Great Britain, consoquent upon the termination of the war than was originally supposed. In tho first place, although the war is over, trado with the South has not ‘been reopened, and it is still unceriain as to how far it will be pending tho formal declaration of peace and reconstruction. It is also equally uncertain how large ‘the quantities of produce in the South may be, while it ts certain that the seed time for this year's crop of cotton thas passed, and that coiton is, therefore, likely to bo ‘more scarce next year and probably year after than 4t ts now, The stock of cotton in England, on the Ist of April last, was 700,000 bales, being equal to the stock held on tho Ist of January, 1861, sinco which time it has been comparatively light and variable, ‘the supply at the beginning of 1802 having been 434,000 ‘dalos; at the same time in 1963, 228,000 bales, and at the amo timo in 1864, 575,009 bales. The London Zconomist, ‘dn a recent article, while admitting that ihe present stook ds larger than it has been for some yours, and that large shipments are on their way, argucs that considerable anxiety hangs over the future supply, and that the pros- pects of the British cotton trade are already creating much uneasiness in al! who look far aboad. It is appre- thended that thore may be a great scarcity of cotton in 1866 and 1867, as the fall which has already taken place in prices has been suillcient, if not materially to check production, to at least greatly alarm pro- ducers and discourage the vast efforts which have been made to grow cotton whorever ft can be grown. Itis believed that China and Japan, which last year sont to England fifty-two milion pounds, ‘will cease to sond any at all. Bengal and Madras, which gent three hundred and fifty thousand bales, will ship to hina as before, and stop unusual cultivation. The Turkish supply will again become procarious and unim- portant, and. Egypt and Brazil wiil fall back to the old eupply of two hundred thousand bales, as in 1860, instead of four hundred and sixty thousand, as in 1864; while ‘the Western and Northwestern provinces of India will gradually relapse into a supply of three-quarters of a million of bales. The argument is further pursued in this wise:— According to the most trustworthy information we have ben abie to collect no wise man will base his cal- culstions on a r estimate of the available stock of cotton now in the United States than one million of bales. Of lato little has been grown, while much has h has been spoiled, and a peace Seer and making every allowance for Amert- energy and promptitnde, it will teke @ conside- Table time to recollect tie scattered gene to reor- ganizo labor, to repair and recreate the means of trans- port, We will axsume—what, however, many persons would re"ise to admit—that noarly all the residual wegro poptilation in the cotton States will again be set to that special cultivation, either under compulsion or in- ducemnt of some kind. We will admit all the suppositions § most favorable to a lar and Prompt supply. Still, in any case, no fresh cotton worth mentioning ean reach this country in less than eight moni tor the next seed time subsequent to the restoration of pea 6 and order, e seed tine of this yoar is past. Granting that tho is over in July, ‘that plantations are revtored to their ov s, that the healing and reorga: processes are ut upon with the marvellous enterprise aud vigor wh r charatorizo our transatlantic bi stil it will bo February, 1866, before the new crop can bo rown, aud October or November before it ean reach England ih auy quantities And when it is ready to come we may safely calculate upon three things—all of which ought to mode- rate our expectations, First, that the erop of the first your, and perhaps even of the second, will not be like the and a halt ms of baies, Dut not more than two tillions at. the consiler- ing how many of the plantations have been ruined, and how large a Loy gy the uegro population has been gee raed or died, Secoudly, that of this moderate crop the Americans themecives will want probably one- third at loast. And thirdly, that the cotton will cost more to grow than it did before the great convulsion, andbofore it reaches us will be burdeusd by an export duty of three pence or four pence in the pound; eo that instead of being laid down in Liver i at six pence a nd, and yieiding 2 good profit at that price, it will y cost from tom pence to one ehilling. If this bo #0, then there ia no reason why Surat at eight pence and nine pence should not hold ite ground; and the present panic i# at once excessive and premature. It will be a evil if new and distant countries sre discouraged m growing and forwarding cotton earlier or more de- cidedly than is eg Sooner _ later, no doubt, as we have always said, the United &i will beat all other oetton growing countries ont of the market, with the exception of moderate supplies of special qualities from liom Bombay, Egypt and Brazil; but it will be later and ‘Bot sooner, and we need not ‘augment the catastrophe by anticipating it. All this goes to show considerable farsightedness in fadging of the future of the cotton trade, which Is calcu- lated to aver! ponte and maintain a higher range of prices fer the staplo than would be likely to rile under a lems thoughtful view of the prospects of the market. ‘The British estimate ts not fer from correct, and the more Correct it is the less will the price of cotton be subjected : NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1865. tome respecting trade with Bouthera according to Me), Prince, Bagus, M4 days, —— ‘4 : Cras ame ‘an private, ormas son boxes | aur to Walah leanne: apt catamaran Darinrcer: May 1, 1865 ‘extraot logwood, 80 on ne one 3 tobacco, | Bark Union Care te Or oeeee eel | FD te enter cinet the, Bescon order | on private ‘and 25 (ons measurement goods at 20s.; | Wit! ue to manta, incuod"hyel 2, 1866, directing the remoral of rect: | on priv ‘arms and 36 (one mesearoment var aac tt figs saad Sons wane internal domestic and arse lard om private terms. ‘The charters ere: A Bremen | Do', 8 Oines home with toemer w Sati Cari nd with wach prt re Staton of Gor, | '2"Sp tng staran, Bev om pve tra, and tain etwart of ow Baior, apered sian, Florde isbamnay Missisappt and Loins east ot ola tes b four, 00e. Valoolty ut Jamnatoa), Darvel, = bho 9 spective pn 8 shat! be designated by the re- | Goxxy Bags were quist but firm, with amall eales at i. te Darrell & spective commanders as being within the | 200., gold writh sugar, 49. Bruce & McAuliffe, 238 beyacsiods are led ee neem tne Salering: lef Gian Cusem contianes axtat Sut gm, being quoted :) fon 1655 dt cit, eS Toei a First—All oajlectors of oustoms at tho Ayan. | 75 (7B Bitioo; took from h ae rough bam ich thoun, tie const withthe loyal talon, and the oo stars of fach | gore tum hs aman provaliog "Sls Mega | Now York ¢ A FaPaharn experioneed hey trig ac opnes br orghmaton of tin race, | ht” Cs git canal ar ane frm mith | Sausitascgennsn norton wean om fron, e I fiat Tag rye age mygetaagered or pe Bee ee eee males wate, 108 balsa nips for | 0a nga soon tat Weaa oa penn ve gob comirband of war fn the above cited Texacutive order, to. | consumption, at 260 1 She" toe 180s and 256 fe for ie Kees @ Gammaua. pails all ports within the States and parts of States above men- |“ “Hryr —The demand was active and the market | “"B.t"'fun Baruardicor hesfomiogn tioned, in such vessels only as are ®uthorized by law tO | was firm. The sales com 2,800 a 8,000 bales on | a, pit, wl meth ea vg aia ty yn, Trinidad, aS ‘tines camaciate, pod ther permit ‘omoora | *erTmns We wore unable fo learn. Abra 3 AS Zann, 10 daye, with sugar, to named tn anid section, ait. authorised and required to | pat ¢_fatt demand has prevalled slags our nat apd | ig ache Heche) sina Curtis, Penancola, 16 days. 84 inst Int 88 15, om 74 ae e oe wreok, with ni full prioge have beon isque permits for the transportation of goods to such 3000 ch; 4.008 California ate - bout 20 feel ubove: Fae Schacter hg | cht aa ca an i dhid Wis ao. voma, ly anor comme in| ih th De, a a ain | PEER gm oar, the coasting trads, arriving'trom any-of the ports. tn in- real Schr Victory (Br), Thompeon, Prince Baward Island, with puroctlonsey Beaten, shall enter amy of thejpexte referred | ,usanocm=pe tonmnas Onalinaes: Mave Bul Bes onts, to RDewolt, Schr Wn Tin kere New Orleans, 23 days, with flour, be A saad We'uotice salon of 10 hoate Maabes at sate. | °° a fo to in the first section hereof, with cate omltice Dy the permit oflcor of any port Trox.—The markpt for Scotch pig continues q secretin oun serpevama acs | wenmransmarmon. of Arwen raha eer ey ra eee ‘oyage, and shall be entit cata all the of 75 tons on private torms. English and American ro: Behr riearasae Adama, Fights and privileges Of vessels and oasgoosin the coasl- | fnod her was dull, but prices: wore without essential Bebr d &'DOrnmen at 3 change. et ance H. MoOULLOOM, Secretary of the Treasury. Tho section of the act describing who may grant per Behr Be cage a confined to mits reads thus:— valtiee” Continue im good demand i Mary Priee, Blizkard, Ne Il, The officers of the Treasury to be ee eee ne preted H gop Behe ci Point, hows 3 cae for New Haven, fait Supplies tobe transported. 19 loyal percenn renting | ut good and prime equalities, which, continue scare and Bete Romeo, Bitcher, Beitat at for Foriross ‘Mourve. com a ‘The Jonephy Calais in insurrectionary States ot parts of Bates, or in restricted | Wa Cute mmeorado at Gere BSc and t6 nie Porto | Behr Kowzuth Rllawondh, B days, districis of loyal States with which oommercial inter- | Rico at 740. a 78c. Stock, Mi "1865—13,000 hhds. Behr E RK New Huyen, ‘ conrse has been or may be licensed by the President, Rivc’and 60 Bhi, ‘Now Oricans. Schr Evelyn, mford, Gubas, 1,600 do. Porto Naiis,—Cut were steady a%c,, yollow metal 3034c. 40c,, clinch Be. x 83gc., and copper B5c. Nivan Srones—¥or spirits turpentine there was a limited inquiry, but the market was firm, with small sales at $210 a'82 16, Rosins were quiet,’ with smal gatos of common.at $18. ‘Tar was dull, and prices were wholly nominally unchanged. O18, —No enles of orudogish have transpired since our last ; bat sales having boon'made ini Now Bedford at $1 26 2 £4 for whale and sperm, Of linseed we hear of no faioa; but the market was firm at $1.25, ‘Lard was firm, with sales of 60 biis., in lots, at $1 65 for prime city. under regulations of the Secretary of the Treasury, aro Schr Anna Shepard, Borda, v aemant the Surveyors of Customs at Pittsburg, Wheeling, Cin- cinnati, Medison, Louisville, New Albany, Evansville, Paduerh, Cairo, Quincy, St. Louis, Nashville, Memphis and Baltimore ; the Collectors of Onstoms at Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Georgetown, Alexandria, Beaufort in North Carolina, Port Royal in South Carolina, Browns- ville and New Orleans, ‘Other officers wii! be designated to grant permits, ehould the public interasts require it; and the officers’ above named will respectively rat permits to such ports, places or districis only as shall Besignatoa in the letter of instructions from the Bee tary of the Treasury. Sronmors Sea Gull, Gen Me! That Ansoonda; rigs JW Ph mtg ecb eee tae ‘sobre Insbola’ JO Gustin Wind at sunset 5. Miscellaneous. Sreawsnte Func Suusy, Captain J B Bildreth, will sail for New Orleans to-day, at $ PM, from pler 9 North River, Sreansuip Ruroe.ic—Thls fine steamer bas been thorough. ly overhauled and*her passenger aocommodationsare entirely new and firs} class, She will commence loading ay, es. pote permit fe0 is that established in tho clause “Foes seen notice ales of 160 tons Western bag, om | NeW OTe ites at pler Al Norih River, im Win Ht for permit to transport to or from such district other | Proviso -Receipts2, 340 bbls, pork, 10 pkccs, beef, 646 | fom's line, und will buil on Thursday next, May 1, at wh products, goods, wares or merchandise, three por centim | ao ‘eur ments, aud 301 do. lard. fhe ie iar iet oF open. | Precise ier the command of Captain Dollard, le of ship Guy’ Siannoring. U 8 Sreaure Ecraw, bound to New York, was spoken pilot pout Notile, No 26, off Litde Egg Harbor, ‘Ani 29, fed refused to take & pilot. F UPSON. Swantow, Hatfeld, at, San Prancinn feom M on the swern invoice vaiue thereof at the piace of ship- ment.” The question may be asked “Why not throw open the South to trade without restriction, except as to goods ed dull and heavy, but closed firm and active at $2 623% for new meas, with sales om the spot of 7,000 bbls at $27 87% a ‘$27 8735 for new moss, $24 » $25 for 1803-4, do. cath nnd rogutar way, closin at $24 50, $24 8 oo meen, $24 50 for primo, and $22 60a $23 50 for prime ‘mess; i) ‘orts April, encountered @ very severe contraband of war?” Tho restrictions of the past can | Aj2. for fitnro delivery 8,000 bbls, mew mess for May meats: ue ped a tirmienious body of Wwaler’ ovor hardly be considered necessary now. and Juno, 8 liera option, part at $27 60 a $28, ‘The | the bow, can reryining muovesbls on, deck, soon beef market was steady, with sales of bod bbls: | after found the tear ead and geenmon gle coed Stock Exchange. ai $12 a $16 for plain mess,’ and $16 a $20 for extra do. | by # vory violunt les tine OP the Sd, fg ig og un bas tieovercd Polat wontea. Bax JuLiA Cons, from Puget Sound for Australia, was perocksc! at Palmerston Telans caplet, ad grow arriving in Tel Pobraary 27, Phe J G was built wt Bangor, Me, in vit toud rogisier, raied ‘AZ, and was owned in a a Bank Race Honse, Capt Bearley, of and from Boston Jan 24 for Uibr tar, has hot since bech henrd from, aud consid <icty ix felp for her aaiety. Sheshas undoubted: rome disaster, The Race Horse was 630 tons, built At Enat Boston in 1860, and was owned by Bicssrs Iaelgi & Goddard, of this city Baia Giuernt bs (Port), from Boston for West Coast of ut meats were firm, with « fair demand: gales 700 pkga., at 14'e. a 15360. for shoulders and 17c. for hams. Beef hams were moderately active a sales 500 barrels at $22 a $25, Bacon was in lirnited ro- quest, and we have no sales of consequence to report. Lard was in fair demand, and’the warket was very firm: walos 1,600 barrels at 160. 21846, Butter was in good roquoet at previous rates. Cheose was steady at 14c, & 230. for common to prime. Perroizum.—The market for all kinds was a trifle firm- er, but the ty gee was moderate, the sales being con- fined to 1, bbls. crude on'the spot at 37. a 38e. ; 700 Fripsy, May 6—10«30 A. M. 100 shs Erio RR. 880 78 200 do.. $2000 US 6's, '67... 116 2000 US 6's,’81,cou 110% my reg do, © 108 10000U6's, 6: 20, % al 105 1000U8 5’8,’74,¢, end 9936 §000US5's, '10-40,cou 96 10000 US6's, 1 yr cer 5000 Tenn 6's, '90.. 5000 Mssourl 6’... 68 100000hio & Miss cor 30 do.....5 bbig. refined bonded nt 54c, ; small lots-for June delivery > 10000 a Bo, 788 suomidtiaa Ri” 195° | ne S00 600,And 200 Hoi, fren at Tao, sho mwrkot | Adee sGRIiSt Aiodon st tat por beevioue ee 600 Mich So& NIRR 70 fa orm — at the above cheer ; act 12th alt. 200 do....-b10 70 1c”. —Market active and firm; sales since our last in- 1", NS, for Boston, put 00"* 200 ” 4946 | clusto 2,200 bags Rangoon on teruis we did not iearn, and ints Ponfand y frome neanelie a teak oa the ioe 3000 Mich Cen8's,nl 112 100 70 bbla. do. at 1047c. @ 103¢c. sage. Her cargo of lumber, which is consigned to parties in 10000 Chi,B&O3's.ist 112 500 Svaaw.—Under the advance in gold the market was | Boston, will be discharged at Portland, and the Fessel re- 6000 Cleve&T'sfbds 100 500 rather firmor,’and a fair business ris consummated, the | Paired. 5000 Tol&Wist mex 93 500 do. alos comprising 1,700 hhda at 11140. a 13%c. for Cuba | | Sonn Brur Betis, otherwise called the Blue Billow, about 100 Titino's Gent RR. 114% Tofned | 89 tons burthen, was sold at auction this morning, by Robert muscovado, and 153g¢. for choice Porto Rico. was dull and lower at 1630>" 16%¢c. for soft yellow, ne phenol for Lowe a and 19¢. a 19%¢c. for pow- le crushed an ranulated. Stock, May 6, 97,651 hhds., 19,615 boxes, 72,072 bags and 1,637 hhds. toncund Hochesten Perey f Delt Rearron for Bath, both dr le on the morning of eenceatea 3000 Pitts, FW& Lat 104 10000.P, FW& C2dm 95 600 Cleve & P4thm 75 20000 Amor gold.s10 143 10000 do,.......0 14336 5 shs CentNaiBauk 100 200 Cumb Coal prof... 4034 200 bie tae Company 393¢ herman, United States Marshal, with her tackle, apparel, furniture and effects, for $1950. 'Purchraed by Mr Joseph 300Glovoland&PitRR 7434 DIO Hs Wilson, of Providence, ortland, Ot, for Bos- mélado, * Anboxol is Mesers, BR. Z. & A. Stuart's re: | ged ashore at Holmen Hole ‘ port:—Brat crushed sugar, granulated sugar, gro nd | during the northenst blow, but, were got off on the suigar, 193{0, cash; white sugar, 18; yellow sugar, 17c., | oF ‘without reolving any damage. cas Exoon from favancah 29th ult, forthe shine in ying 8 iat sven with freedmen and their Strarme,—Wo notico sales of 15,000 Ibs. at 1730. ahs Soar.—We notice zales of 100 boxes ilo -- 16. 60 fazoilt utensils, passing through a creck: Tr opty i 5 ae ecutvorin's eae creas ‘@ sag and suit, Pe ne hing, 5 Sprome carmernrket bas rdeteresodiagyracit, and’ (eater ee ae we have only to report gales of 100 bags pimonte and 25 cases No. 1 nutmegs on private terms. ‘Sait,.—We have only to report the sale of a cargo of Deken’s on private terms. Srapx—Clover was quiet, with small sales at 80c. Timothy was in fair demand at $5 a $6. Rough flax was was very sovere yestorday, ear Cape Siar Cut away fore: going ashore, aod remains in ti ptm tne Saonitiey having refused ‘annintance from steam: gor Moniezutaa, from Bi for Bridgeport, alno r Montentaa, from Bangor a anchored, near Cage Pogo, out, 3 Doth masts, and was 500 Mariposa Me to Mt quict, with holdors generally demanding $2.25 n $2 30. Pent Cape Peee. out tues algamage teen Ane 400 Wyg Val Coal 09 47%4 ‘Toacoo,—Tho market was modorately active at steady wii - si ene Ae rates. Balos 120 hhda. Kentucky at 830. a 24c., 315 oxoig:D— On the 34 nah from the yard of tars Grew poConsclacoaloritd 48 Toroomn Bt. Domingo and 114 bales Oude’ both in bond, | wlne™e uence Gra superior meg of 30 fons. anmed Wa. 100 S’th&Par'leeGoid oe ‘on terms we did not learn, ham baa Od a ait ‘for Messrs Williams & Gulon, of og ard 700 N ¥ Contral Ri. TaLsow was heavy, but tho demand was fair. ales | York, ‘She is to be commanded by Capt Sidney Ashbey, of 125,000 Ibs, at 103¢.’ a 10%0. N.--There was rather more inquiry for pig at previ- 8 gold rates. Bales G00 slabs Straits at 263%0., gold, end tous Fnglish ‘at 23%6., gold. Banca was nominal 300 do. 96% 200Mi&PduChiooRR 41 860 H &StJosophRR 30 pril €7, from the yard of FA Knowles @ very anbstaniial ond auperior sohr of 199 tona (old moature: meiit). AjKo on y fine brig of 400 tons cold easement), weit double eck, Bhe has-been sold to the Captain and parties in Portland. ‘At Addison, Me, a as BOARD. at 280, Phat in fair d at $2000 1505.20 desea alen Tae olan ® 24“? yreviows god apn eset sli ‘Whalemen. ae 8, wg 105s 500 78: ‘Woot.—The market has been quiet after the mmense | | Bark Young Phenix, Ripley, of NB, ‘was at Table'Bay,CGH business of last woek, but prices ato not quotably lower, | March 15, though it would bo diMcilt to duplicate the sales then Bark FR, >, banter, of Paley re at ot Sone Feb 2, mad? to any extent, Some holders who are anxious to | Wit, ShsP wound sell fh 8 tow aie ne enee ne realize at last weeks prices cannot do so. The sales seyrs GH, Maroh 15, sat Le 50. do’ wh ‘ofl, and. 4000 Ibs ie 250,000 Ibs. State and Western fleeces at é5c. 0. mainly ‘0c, a 75e. : 60,000 Ibs, pulled at 65c. ator; | 8 bait ipped froin secon! c, wh 000 Ib. bank on ee ae LS eee Tatton, X 246 months ont, three be, Robertiat 2s, €0 bales California pulled, 82 bales Cordova, and Soco! Valparaiso—the latter t whales, was on Tristan Ground. ogond hand, on private terms, ae tay fobe, em oo ees ase oe ‘WHaLteoxe was in moderate request. We notice saler of 4,000 Ibs. Arctic and 6,000 do. Gchotsk on private Tristan Ground, ‘Berk Falcon, Wanders, NT, 400 wh this goason, was spoken ‘Wnarsroore.—We notice sales of 25,000 Ibs. on private otter Ports. terms. 7, OOH, March 17—In port bark George T Kemp beer —Receipts, 240 bbls. The market continued eiyetanal “for Béston, Idg; brig Mexicana (Br), Louder- wet, ‘but prices were without material change; sales Joo bois. Western, in lots, #1 $2.10 0 $2 11. saacrene, Apel 18—Arr bark Bansheo (Br), Henry, Buenos pril, 17—Sd bark I Ons York; oe nie ge arin Cai rings BE ‘Darks Rambler, SHIPPING NEWS. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. anette Black, NYork Fray, May 6—6 P. M. H /RBADORS—ArT ate “Gabe aI mae ort a1, WH “Garson, Parme, ggndittAo for do); brig Favorite, Prindle, "do. (and sid 4th for do): brig, Favor: 18 de fn oid Aiticod ache Alike, Orooke?, do cand ald 84 for ALMANAG YOR WEW YORK—Fmis DAY. Asres.—Roceipts, 26 bbls. The market continued dull, | sun nixes. poco ome oe ree Anny coe kd re heaaghde Bk Sete Brran-rurm. —Receipts, 7,147 bbls. flour, 85 bbls, and Port of New York, May 5, 1865. Dark brian, Baxer, Orel nn ni 920 bags corn meal, 1,619 bushels corn, 14,098 do. oats, a (ond aid, th for one a or Ai ih, tip Chariots w The rise iu gold imparted a firmer tone to the market for a am a P Steamship Bremen ampton 12, ships Star, from Biate and Weatorn flour, and prices advanced fully 6. | mesures som ren Mover: Routh ae eit Fett APE aratamn, hime, trom Panama, are per bbl., with « fair business done, the market closing 1% saad Daniel Webster, Roiz, Boston—N L McCready Bardey, es ae yal ake ir, from % lenry, a firm and active. The salea were quite large, amounting o 4 plesbare Beate), Dooshen. Bremen—H Koop & Co. from Vaiparaan ia Av Ari yi ° Puittiva, foe . as rs % Topgallan pte hg pn de Aegean pd fie” “hit Ragegplinmnamsaatiianaed ThomalMall Biostar ig Her Hendin Lambert, mad A&B Lovett (Br), Sout nad annexed quo- Bark 'titand (Br), Perkins, St Jago, Cuba—Jonathan Nore, do; bark Crimea, Baker, TR Ciena Apel 35 Att ‘steamer Europa, 1d for Liverpoo! (ee eC erro (about March 16)—In port brig M.A Hen- gon, Sai, ‘roméRoston. tations. Rye flour was quiet, with small sales at $6. Corn meal wae moderatel 200 bbls. Brandywine at and 100 puncheons at $33. We quote:— bee mm Faiermo McCarty, Cow Bay—B a Butiow jucretia, Towers, Philadel eer ‘active at stendy rates. Sales ees rk Ma ben ‘Aristos vine Orowell, Falmouth TE isrett, Son & Go. 6 75, 60 bbls. Jersey at $5 85, Buperfise State and Western flour.. $8 208 $ $5 | ain aaa opted (Br), Hallock, Ceara and Para—L E Am- se et eron, iis Janae, 39 port ship R M Sloman, Limebur- xtra State, Levoses os 2208 Brig Grace Worth Br), sane As, At rigs Alex Nichols, and Hamp. Choice State. 17068 720 abe pie Rae gn jet ade dena ee PT som he Wirt vest st dny: ae Gficxep, and Phinem. Common to medium extra’ Western. 6850 790 | | driga F Peniston (Br), McCullough, St Thomas—@ F Pon- fp atascs, April 26—in/por tenmebip Barrameuio Hutson, asee roced Boog 8, mg "Brig Selo io, Brown, St Johns, ER Miler & Houghton, fram an Hraeeicey act sate cel in port 11th) steamships tern trade . a ie 1 ye fkerabui i #3 22d, Golder Batre St fouls. 9 10012 25 mi taccopashitg lohan ge oe. are acworin Bat Francie, ih aroun ‘Dow, Common Southern. 16a 875 td Centaur, Johnson, Neuvitas—Thompeon & Hunter. Central American Ports, Fancy and extra do. 9 9a) 75 Brig Henrietta (Br), Hodedon, Bermuda—McColl & Frith, iy | a0 Prince, April 27—In port sip Larra. Common Canadian......c: * Bho 7 ob | .. Brig Megna Charta (Br), Henson, Cow Bay—D K Dewolf & ‘diag; Beaver, Warren, 1dg cotton; unre, Good to choico and oxtra, » 7 Wea 8% irig Dispatch " 7 wi , March 9—SI4 bark Osaca, Tei ‘ony Hye four eupertine... Son 600 ven we sas te ai 7 63 es ee eee ae ai tia March 22~Arr bark Surepla auf inte Pate aahes = ri reenou, r), Cam, Notou, NS—I ten), West Cost o' Corn meal; Brandywine te Wolt'® Co. ee DB ey eo ay, April 2—1n aly brig Ben Dunning, for New York Corn meal, Brandywine, puncheons. 33 00 Gebe, Nel Veling, Heore, péomn— Teompeon & Hunter. —The wheat market was moderately active; but the reen, Halifs Sales were at higher prices. Sales 40,000 bushels, at | pect Mary Bell (B), Causing, Amherst, NBM J & 0 A roll, 1 $9 for amber Kentucky, $1 7234 a $1 82 for amber | ° Rehr itfo, Mitehell, Shulec, NS—S: edeon, 3 3 lehtgnas ad Onlonge epeing on peiveseterinn ye weal Beer Gudes ettttopere (iv) Devtiocs, homeectiey PET Che nT Boge Jenkins, Liver. aiet, and we have no sales to roport. Barley wasin | —A Smithers & Co. pot cand ad 18h for Cuidern). Kagosh, Jen r demand, and provious rates were fairly maintained. Schr ‘oie, Foam, Howes, Georgotown—L Kenny. on Downt a ven Francia. Sales 6,000 bushels Canada Went at about $1 0. Barley hed Ames, Edwards, Washington—Van Brunt & mily 8 Boag i. fant, malt was dull and nominally unc 6 com cota, Chisholm, ar op aaa Pope, 2 false of new yolgw’'st $2 = Mad. "bate wore tn Bete Cat at Er ha eet eng oF ship Content, apni pats les of now w a wore in| Behr iden, Crowell, Tort ann port Apel ly Mmited Tegues aad lc, a 2c. lower, at 55c. for Schr Ben = eee et a ont Wosee wap Burned Sioal wos Canada, 686. for Jersey and Wostern, "and 590. a boa for Save Concer letcalf, Newburyport—W 8 Browa & La, Baza, Ap brig Ida, for NYork 8 days, Prince Kawards island, Roe pans Provincelown—0 lek pm A with small sales at 80. Sperm and patent were dull, and prices were ‘Lexington, You New Ti Racket nomtealy w Unchanged. : Mosina'erevens, Obenee, Baltimore. ba cavescrl ced ful ty pf b, e arkot leas active, with vant ‘w le. ye mar! er les 3,600 taee tt the follow Jee tending upwards. Ing quotations :— — — Mobile, roa aE to mischievous fluctuations in the future. Thet the United immediately on the of the system of in the South, resume ite old ia the cotton markets of the world admits of no doubt. But meanwhile cotton will become ecarcer, and the ten- Genoy will be towards higher prices. A case of interest to gold brokers was decided in the Buprome Court yesterday. Peyton Landon, a broker, sued H. T. Moore, » customer, for loss on a short sale of twenty thousand dollars, gold, made at 140 and 145 and covered at 173. The action was brought to recover the difference and interest. The defendant moved fora Bonsait, On the ground that the plaintif! had closed the Contract without notice, and also that the legal-tender aot recegarsed no price for gold. The jury reterned a werdiot for the piaintitt for the amount claimed ‘The Béovetary of tho Troasury has issued the following oirealar, containing instructions to collectors of ous ! g iy rh HE a ry Hits i a | f fits k i Lit | i i : 2°) Wa 0, ker oreo nesoaeee. mand, with sales of 600 barrels at Ba 96 for Wo. eid by, and mall Tos of hore as Gol u ge $6 for No. 1 and%; smoked ‘were in good demand meamera to ompeliod to but wiger fet bale pn es ime | Aten ie BR LEBBRALLE a aes momege “aera ; sors Julie ‘age Martha, | Accounts eerie, Reed, W Gray, acs teenie wi ph Boston; | JJANK OF THE REPUBLIC—NEW een APRIL y doreey seek ‘ aap os Bown: B tins <Dorreapondenla snd deposiiors gat oad, do ta John Wesley, | that on and after this date jcee eon Hitaxch do tor : Royal mach Femaklin for | conducted under the ware aud in of the Fe or aie uskr Ariadne, Boblnson, NYOrE the Republi, of New York. 18. H. 10 EY, Presidant 2d—, schrs Romeo, Witcher, Belfast for I a . J, CRANE, Vice Pres't. Baivuge, or aahtagton: erat Deku do for Et aa inact ‘Richmaond, Counts, do forks G Parker, Mo. | Dicer QEQLLOWING BTLYER Mining Bride, Cornwallis for do: Glengose, Thomson, Pivot ‘dividends for the month G Parker tt and others ae 81M Prattpayanle. terougt the a a ed elles ay - cite nit ‘Beat Z per share—te Ene) abel on and after Sem maak, Leesburg, Teabags anne ay fo Tak Baler: or ia iar araey E WALLER, 3 Pine strect, Kew elaware, ‘and DH toda ‘ gene: find —OFF! F THE Bae Now York (latter with loss of I1VIDEND Se pera =38 108 OF THE BREVOQRE TARTPORD, May thre sohr BM Welles, eeu port: sloop Mary, Ae ary Agree. Warner, N for the month of Ay able on ‘The transfer opi AGHTAR, Tipit SOld} brig Raven. (new), Petereon, | books oleed from thera he 1p nce, PUEWEURYPORT, = 2-614 echr Edw Lameyor, Bayley, my 70am AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY, womb, May }-Arr ashe 1 J Mungel, Parker Tae eh for NYork Ok bark Ospray recht KHOLDERS. MB ‘The annual election for nm directors of this company Sa— rr toh B Re Lh ewes | pen Bid éth, sobre | for the year ensuing will be held at, the office of the contuee E 2 en a New York. BY, corner, corner of Fourte avenue and Tweuty-siath siccel, om WPOKT, Sng Bi ing Se sa rs ‘Drake, Elisabeth. | Tuesday, tho 16th day of May nont. for do; ‘The ae 12 o'clock at noon until § ah, Fra in for Fal Hiver; Modeusa's Bride, oraloci FH ¥ Arr echr ha, en Gloucester for rioksinhis, the Ist day of May per mgt mien ae. oh ott ‘of the ty od Bist ‘Br bark akon Providence), New River, N | of May next. ‘aad Treasurer. Hive aa sierra aro IL STOCK IN EXCHANGE jor a REAL ESTATE—1u " Bs ab! or near New zeke ‘A, pin dan arnt Nice dows: “Apply ac db Masean shrock tordagee eo —THE b glee rs beng de ty Ne = sehiment over or ofered ‘oceplialits “Apply to HOUSE, @F RB; Leen eae See cringe Carano iia 1; sohrs Frovidence; wip’ we eye egg veieaeny ‘Matanan 1 Eine, Ne Nassau airect, room aa (Br), sae prigs ‘Thos SERINE LION, ON a WOtleans; sehrs EM = Bard we YOMING VALLEY RAIL Eos wore Koy West; Meat Harare Saar eek oe airer: pe Fe ‘Trinity Building, New York. E Einoyles, Vromas, Provide M@NTHLY STATEMENT 1 FOR MARCH, 1308 ith. ‘Arr brign ilanbet beth, Lockwood, pea xs; ese WH 7 cont sold at the collieries, 10, om 4 4 Point; echrsJ Price, Nickerson; D & B Kelly, Kel- | Goal soid gt New Yor! oi Berg mae ok Sg one ar, nos, Kel and, Gale, MOrienna, cots Miy nll fp.0 s Cornwallie: bs ahaa rene and ate M | Hous Gray, Charleston; J ‘i ble om bs iA Haver, Glovée, all Rivert inet ‘oung, Providen “Lewes, Del, Mi hing? wee N Morryman, from a eibioat partdn ballast, came to anbor this morning and jot ane wae at Ship ‘Tamerlane, from Philadelphia for Fort to. “pee. ND, “May Income for the month of March... Balance of surplus on hand, March Foret niet 1, 1865... ating del eee NA CIAL erarEaE APRIT, 1, 1866. 1 Pr: a contal Inillion__ tons al, with two cull J—Arr schrs Aumusta, Getchell, Baltt- We Hall Spear, an ‘and G Brooks, Henteg, jesnpoake, , do, Old achr Hamp" E Vorke Mid brign I'S Mahon, Ida Abijott, Starlight, George Washington, RH Huntley, Tater 2d- arin ehip El Dorndo (new, of Kennebunk, L147 fons), ‘Wilson, Boruress. ponroe: achire Kelly, Philadel: Figiant, White, NYork. Bid oon 81,066,270 8 Bescon, Kelly), Pulladelp i nee bonds, interest patd to Deo. 1.. 6350.099 bark JE Wa a. wats ME Bit Shay ge fro EaP Rates ola otk ETE 1.00.00 09 enduron, Mitghell. Hatrington for NY ark: Se y * ince, Millbrage. for mreitned, beg ‘Timothy Fi Surplus to profit and loss applications dividend, S18270 6B = schr Jos Turner, Br Haltimo Sif ship EID aia sobr Col dones, Hilly Nvork. ‘ORTSMOUTH, A Tred Sheerer Bimmons, Patuxcnt Kiver. 8—Arr echr Mie COUPONS So, 23) OF THE CITY AND COUNTY f by [- 1 Bonds, iasuo of 1854, due in New of Aas ene “gigas A 1854, 3 VIDENOH, Muy l—Arr schrs Maze, Spencer, Trenton, Mes Oynthia Jane, iennett Ritzbethport. Bid four Ame: | York, May 7 be paid'at ‘our’ office, No: 5 t , SAgr ate ¥ 81d schra Ben Eng- LEES & WA ER, Agents of the Bank of Catifornia. 2d-—Arr steciner Blectra, Nye, more, Hah, Baker, and E J Scott, Sd—Arr steamers Ove: Myoung. and Westchester, Ba- pe NYork. Below sebr Zoe, from NYork. Sid sehrs Haze, encer, Trenton, NJ; "en sirong. Brown; A Mason, Terry, w York; schrs H P Ely ena Opnitiia dane, Bonualty A siratton, Terrell, and J ve RGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CARBUINA, Georgia’ and Alabama Bank Notes urchased. Southern Binte Bonds :nd Mempits Cit; ns ata by MANNING & DE FOREST, Bankers, 9 Wall street. TED TO ERCHANGE—$6,000 ORGINAL 8I ay ion, in & first class Petroieum company, that yw a ata" Azr aloamme® Tadectray Nye E HI ubbant, Stocking rw son, Lane, Elizabetl:port; J by, Male acriptio bear the fllea! investigation, for elty or gunts inde|phin vin ie ui, do 12 real estate, TT Soe hor a awe Pi ude AN FRANCISCO, April $—At Manga, vin flo de Janelro: Jalun, Bordeaux. vin Val (Br), Bparks, Liverpool, vi Br), Mugsels, Valparalsoy I ae, via, Yoko pat* Gatto: oaten: Renalin (Belle, Fischer, FX ie) Kink ‘Taukque; Gin, ehip Merrimac, Leckie, Liverpool; th, klip Marmion (Br), ‘aplor, Hong Kong; 9th, ship Eu Taylor, Lord, Liverpool; 12th, abip Flying Eagle, W ontol May & Are ship Panther, Lathrop, NYork, Burm), Sherman, philactohias ones eae rr bark Swallow, Hatfield, ‘park ih Adie (French), De- 8.00079, LOAN—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE Hubs on city real estate, for five yours, at $8 hho. brokerage asked ress Anson, Herald stating location o| property. $35.000 70 HOAs ON Mntsrnat or ave year, 08 improved real estate in sume to sult, KISSAM, 80 Pine street, basement, $40,000 Be a iE ee ‘is for ie Belfast’ foro do; nee P | coeding® $5.00. ‘54, Pine street. Rent, Foster, Mi ‘Sea Flower, Clase, ae eS aot sien ner for Phun a, $300, 000 TO LOAN—ON one YORK OITY xen, a, P ondieton, ton, (prope! Roanoke Wentwo: nd for New York. MOSEPH MASON, 63 Pine street, pe acelin tin aR ute PERSONAL. FINANCIAL, 8, 790 LOAN. Tone WANIED—OF WILLARD ALLEN, formerly of California. who will, by calling at No, 38 van nine ie sal of (ho ist aeriex of $300,000,000 of the 7-$000n | ford, He Edgar, | ees eke & Sen =, cL was completed on the Sist of March, 1865, The sale of the Titer said WANTED—OF MRS. WATSON, ie a § Ann Bcales_a' Scales. When last second sorlesiof three hundred miiions, payable three years from the 16th day of June, 1865, was begun on the Istof April. Inthe short space of thirty days over one hundred millions of this sories have been sold—leaving this day less than two hundred miltions @ be disposed of. The interest 1a payable semi-annually in currency on the 15th of Decem- ber and 16th of June by coupons attached to each note, which are readily cashed anywhere. It amounts to One cont per day on n $60 note, Nee eases ae eatoremeeen thenetully, received. by their father, John C. Market street, N. Y. NFORMATION WANTED—OF CHARLES H, DRARRS Gompany D, First regiment New, Yor ose inst henrd from he was at Flore ener of war, “Ang information wes is mother, will be: aa ssi See E. ey a oI th avenue, F JOHN HENFRY SIMPSON, oa For or ROT al eommunate ts with hia aie, tort She gham, Et thing i to his S yatae Qu ay information va bo bethent &Co., os Brondwags Kew New ror a ‘Two cents per day on a $100 note. a F THE PARTY WHO RELIEVED ME OF MY POCKBT- het pep eager ap I spook om. fourth avenuo car yesterday (Taureday) eventing ‘Twenty cents per day on a $1,000 note. eye ERT as tne eert contain- Ono dollar per day on a $5,000 note. and ny, Keen, the me moter. vafaare s MORE AND MORE DESIRABLE. _ ‘OSEPH INGRAHAM, OF RHODE isan ‘The rebellion is suppressed, and the government has Fi ace to Ohio about 16, TE hi oes tae i adress ready edopled aubebiaves to ret ay iol then tn spain % — en ete ie ore "OLADDIN, so ami BL wing rom en SN Cee See Pet cron 14.AWAITED YOUR COMING ON THURS, market as borrower and purchaser. kag Wil Zou piss to-day at or Yor A. MLE poo Tnob Write, “it but to say" that I ‘This is the ONLY LOAN IN MARKET now offered by ‘AUGUST 17. ATRIOK , CONNOLX,, BORN IN t, is advertinemel ‘one knowing athe name,’ will call at 8! East Elgventh airect, ou Mrs. Dunney and hear of sowethiog to his’advantage. i ee aoe a oe YOUR Kop ade ge HAVE wa. Want to see you uae ee FOU FOry OTE NCULUS. WANTED [AN INTERVIEW WITH SOME MBXICAN ‘or South American, army mustering agent. Reghnent, Herald cflioe. aaa katt aie Black erey fore good home. Oat m™m Greenwich »' near Perry. W. ie Yor bane come tot ine hor fram pou Doped ta. rtepere’ GEOROR W. HERBERT. the government, and constitutes the GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE. - ‘The Seven-Thirty Notes are convertible on their maturity, at the option of the holder, into UNITED STATES FIVE-TWENTY SIX PER CENT GOLD-BEARING BONDS, which are always worth a premium. FREE FROM TAXATION. ‘The 7.80 Notes cannot be taxed by Towns, Cities, Counties or Btates, and the interest is not taxed unless on a surplus of the owner's income exceeding six hundred dollars a year. ‘This fact increases their value from one to three per cent per annum, according to the rate levied on other property, SUBSORIBE QUICKLY. Less than $200,000,000 of the lean authorised by the last Congress are now on the market. This nmount, at the rate at aaa ane WATCHES, J w Fo WELRY, &0 SO, STREET, ROOM 7, us: @ WILLIAM DIAMOND, Jewetsy, Furniture, Planon & Senha re nilyatore gong elagwhere. “pemember, ee Die DANoND JEWELRY LIngRAL PRICES PAID tts Diamond ene tia oF only from 9 ti R: and! 2 MB, ood een’ which It is being absorbed, will all be subscribed for within RS a two months, when the notes will undoubtedly command « rs Pte Seen ENAMELLED premium, as has uniformly been the case on closing the | 2-,,1imond, plain, hunting and open fare Gott ces aise. subscriptions to other loans, It now acems probable that | some fine Senin’ ata ya ors zie ee thee rics J. H. BARRING: ER, 212 Broadway, room 13, up stairs. no considerable amount beyond the present series will bo offered to the public. In order that citizens of every town and section of the country may be afforded facilities for taking the loan, the national banks, State banks and private bankers throughout the country have generally agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Subscribers will select their own BILLIARDS. DECKER, RILDTARD TABLE M. comer Canal and Centre, stress, o gppoaite, nioatlere ait \aation made to yr, and on hand ready for ship- ping ut one day's notice. ‘OTICE ‘TO CONTRACTORS, —PROPOSALS WILL BR Feceived at the Rallrood Uotel, uf Hightstown, N.J., 9m frown vont the 18th day of May, 1886, nd making’ the agents, in whom they have confidence, and who only are to Tlanteiown a ervey intl rnd ab ret ing aay of the eaten about six miles, Plans an Tay be seen, and 0 bbe responsible for the delivery of the for which they Sate 7 ated oak a Wi he receive orders. ineer, Cinnaminson, count: ” cae pi 2 i Wikor KOF' sewer JAY COOKE, Bubscription Agent, Philadelphia. O/H ce e raats conmmenns £0.54 sealed ¢1 :. enttaea with te ie et wor, sey Mar 1, 1866. the ane of oe blader ep ee Jrili be reoet area ved | Beco OF Por rn Ber oy Aaue river and: Dulkbead on “BOLDIERS' BOUNTY FUND BONDS NO. 2." For rebuilding pier No: Easier “anil Shr nae Trost, Piet 8, fo ia Ron tia Nhat the’ “Poitiers Bounty and Rt riding the rn reed eutean pions Now 46 and given Bowaee a ache Asan, aah Ths int of New York, becom fue and oe | Ea ia cabernet "Feeley No. 61 North river. For rebuilding pier er No, forth river, foot of West Pifisak forme of proponale, pare aaa st tt Ae Street Commissioner. ad ‘a aaativnawry Y sparen ree Luohre by ie Layne, "AND AS AS cram a it ey at tect Folie smilice supplied’ with FURNITURE. D.—AN ARMOIRE A a oR GRNITORE W. Esc Tatoo srassfaany sarees 80, W., al cass td oe Pp Sener ae te or’ POM eens une €