The New York Herald Newspaper, February 10, 1866, Page 2

2 NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1888. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Fama, Fob. 9—6 P.M. : —Reoeipta, 35 pkge The parket continued wy ton as with teeale akssnt for Breaperurvs.—Receipts, 664 bbls. flor, 37 fo. and 2,587 bags corn meal, 750 bushels wheat, 1250 dj. corn. 6,250 do, oats, 250 do, rye and 3,000 do mal, Low grades of State and Western flour continwd dill and heavy ; but tho better qualities again ruled firner with a fairly active demand. No quotable change was joticea- ble, however, in cithor case. The sales embricgl 9,500 Obls. at our subjoined quotations, Southern flow was it fair demand, and prices were without material chanse. ‘The sales wore about 600 bbls. Canada flour vas farly active and steady for good, but dull and heavy forpoor qualities, Tho sales embraced 350 bbls. Rye los was inactive, but nomually unchanged. Corn meal yas dull at our quotations, with sales of 160 bbls, Brandywine and 200 bbis. Jersey. We quote:— Farmar, Feb. 9—6 P. M. The stock market opened with buoyant activity this morning, and at the carly session of the open board there was a large business done in Michigan Southern (gales, 6,000 shares) and Erie (sales, 3,800 shares), The former sold at 685; and the latter at 7934 a 3¢, Reading 10034, New York Central $85;, Cleveland and Pittsburg (sales, 3,800 shares) 8035, Northwestern 28, preferred 64%. At the first regular board there was a fractional decline in Erie, but the rest of the railway list was steady. New York Central closed 3¢ higher than at the half-past two board yesterday, Reading 3, Northwestern pre- ferred 34, Rock Island 1%. Erie and North- western were unchanged. Michigan Southern was i lower, Cleveland and Pittsburgh %, Quick- silver 34, Cumberland 3, Ohio and Mississippi certifl- cates 3g. Government securities were firm. Coupon five-twonties of the third issue advanced 34, ten-forties | Superfine and Western flour. $7 2 a $T is 3g. Seven-thirty notes were steady. H 06 A H 25 At the one o'clock sessions the market was a fraction rioa 840 lower and Erie %, and at the half-past two board there sence was a further slight decline, New York Central closed 8 % o10 00 sé lower than at the first board; Reading %, Michigan see Southern %, Cleveland and Pittsburg %, Northwestern . oe Xi, Rock Island 3, Cumberland +. Government securi- | 2004,t0 choice and oxtra, 2b oo ties were less firm. Coupon five-twentics of the old | Corn meal, Jersoy. 30a 410 issue declined 3, sixes of 1881 3. Ten-forties and | Corn meal, Brandyw! Cr nen ra seven-thirty notes were steady. Coca seme; edule —Wheat was without special TP sales com- At the open board at half-past three the market was dull but on the whole steady. New York Central sold at 88 a 87%, Erie 7844 (b.3), Reading (b.3) 100, Michigan Southern 6834, Cleveland and Pittsburg 79%, Rock Island 101%, Northwestern preferred 543g. Afterwards the market became firmer, and at half-past five Erie was quoted at 18% a 34, Reading 100% a 101%, Michigan Southern a prised $0,000 bushels, at $1 75a 5 oe fo ieee ae , butit rates, amber Milwaukee, and $165. for ‘The demand for corn was m\ and Jersey, and 66c. for ade 6834 a 34, Cleveland and Pittsburg 79% a 80, Rock | and Tuled somewhat heavy and y Island 10134 a 34, Northwestern 273 a %, Preferred 5434. | Was in Cornet ‘and 10,000 bushéls Canada West were ‘The supply of capital available for employment on the Stock Exchange remains in excess of the demand, although the latter is on the increase, owing to the current of speculation for a rise which has just set in. Strong buyers have appeared in the market, and in view of the augmented earnings of the railways, the settled aspect of our foreign relations and the prevailing mone- tary ease, there aro good reasons for expecting a con- siderable advance upon present prices, There is still some uncertainty felt with regard to the retention of the foreign loan clause in the new finance bill and its effects; and the majority on the Stock Brxswax:—Small lots Southern snd Western yellow were taken for immediate use at 460. a 47c.; but no special pales were made. Canpira.—The market continued quiet for all descrip- tions. No large lots were sold, but a moderate jobbing trade demand provaled at 24¢. a 2. for city and West- orn adamantine, 40c. a 42c. for spam, and 50c, @ 630. for Patent. Corron continued to rule in tnyer’s faror under a limited demand for all grades, - Thy salos vere toa vory moderate extent and confined to 2,200 baks, the market closing entirely nominal and heavy ox the reovipt of more unfavorable nows from Europe by she Australasian, We quot i Mobile. N.O. BT. Exebango are ‘anxious that it should bo re- | $uiquiny,. 2... 45 45 16 46 47 48 48 40 tained, as it could be made useful in producing frequent fluctuations of prices. The conservative portion of Wall street is, on the other hand, opposed to the clause; but, tied down as the Secretary of the Treasury is by his maturing obligations, there js little probability ‘hat he could avail himself of the authority asked for with advantage to the Treasury, in which event it is to be presumed that it would remain a dead letter. With the removal of that doubt which exists as to the tate of the bill by Congress taking action upon it, relief will be experienced, and in any caso the course of affairs will probably favor a further re- covery from the recent deprossion. Call loans are gene- rally made at six per cent; but there are not a few ex- ceptions at five. First class commercial paper passes freely at 7 a 73g per cent. At Cincinnati, on the 7th, money was reported to be more abundant, the supply Deing equal to the demand. Commercial paper was quoted at 10 a 12 per cent. The gold market weakened from 140% at the opening to 1304, after which it recovered and closed at 18934 a 1393g. Cash gold continues scarce and loans are gene- rally made at 3-16 per cent per diem. The demand for customs duties aggregated $509,000 to-day. The transactions in foreign exchange for to-morrow’s steamers were limited, and the rates depressed. Bankera’ dills on England at sixty days were quoted at 107% a %, three days 109 a 34, commercial 1054; a 107, francs Sf, 20c. a Sf, 300, London advices by the Australasian report American securities on the 27th ult. a shade lower than on the day previous. Five-twenties were 66a 34, Erie 563g a %, Winois Central 744 a 3, the decline in the latter Daing about. per cent. _ The banks have addressed a reply to the circular of the Treasurer of the United States rolative to levying the tax om their gross instead of their net deposits as hitherto, ‘The latter is said to have resolved to modify his decision regarding bank surpluses so ag to classify reserved profit as capital instead of deposits as at present. This ‘wiil affect such banks only as hold United States stocks to an amount in excess of their capital, in which case they will be enabled to deduct such excess from the total of reserved profits classed as capital. Petroleum and mining stocks were firm. At the first board Bennehoff and Pithole sold at $155, Now York and Nowark 2lc., Second National $3 05, Venango and Pithole $3 50, West Virginia Coal and Oil 10c., Benne- hoff Run $16 50, Bliven $3 70, Excelsior $1, First Na- tional 4lc., Pithelo Creek $7 90, Shade River $2 55, Gunnell Gold $1 05, Smith & Parmlee $9 20, Quarts Hill $9 20, At the second board Bennehoff Run sold at $16 40, Bradioy 32c., Bliven $3 75, Central $3 15, Excel- sior $1, Germania 18c., Me nhattan 30c., Oil Creek $3 60, Pithole Creck $8 10, Palmer Petroleum $3 55, Shade River $2 60, United States $17 75, Consolidated Grogory Gold $15, Gunnell Gold $110, Smith & Parmlee $10 45, Wallkill $1 10. The business at the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol- Good midtling. . Correnr,—The market was dulJAnd prices ruled s0 irregular that accurate quotations Annot be given. Two lots of Baltimore, together 100,90 Ibs., were reported on private terms. Corrz.—The market contiped quiet. Prices woro firm for good qualities but what heavy for inferior and common grades, for whyh there was little or no inquiry. We note sales of 90 bags Juma ca on private terms. We quoto ordinarys0 fair Rio 12)¢0. & 13%40., good to prime do, 16c. a ¥., and fair to good cargoes 13%. a 15c., all gold, in ond. Fisa.—Tho market coftinued quiet, but prices were generally firm at our laf quotations. A vargo of about 7,000 quintals Marblehofl codfish were offered at $8 75 a $9 without selling. A¢argo of about 2,000 bbls. Halifax mackerel, juat arrived are going in store. mall sales of ail descriptions wereMade for consumption at previous nominal pripes. Frriguts were quét, but rates were pretty firm. Tho ‘engagements were/—To Livorpool, 300 bales cotton, %d. To London, per goamer, 600 bags seed, 30s; 25, bushels oats, 9d. /200 hhds. tobacco, 20.' To Bremen, 7,000 bushels con, 5544. The charters were:—A brig to Amsterdam, ry¢ 8d. ; one to London, oats, 634d., or if to Liverpool, 6d. ;4wo schooners to Wilmington, railroad iron, private; barks to Havana, private. Guaxy Bag@—Tho market continued inaotive, and prices ruled entirely nominal. Holders were generally asking 27 }4c/a 28c.. We loarned of no sales. Guner C1 ‘was also in limited demand, but no weak- 9. ‘Hump, —uall sales of manilla were mad» for consump- tion at llc, 11%c., gold, but no important transactions were reporsd. Amer.can was steady at previous prices, with smadsales. Hemp tow was inactive and nominal, Jute copvianued firm at. $1 60 a $1 65, gold, per ton, for prime qualities, No sales wore heard of outside very small lots for immediate use. , ‘Hiws.—The market was rather quiet, Holdors were as indi to operate as the trade, and prices re- mained wiubout part cular variation. The sales comprise 1,000 Buenos Ayres, 2334 Ibs. average, at 19c.; a resale of 1,000 Buenos Ayres, 24 Ibs. average, at 10c., and 8,000 Rio Urando, 20 Ibs. average, on private terms—supposed 16%, all gold. Also about 400 Texas, mostly, if not all, 23 Ibs. average, on private terms. Hora. —A steady demand prevailed from consumers at full prices, particularly for prime eal which ued to come fe sparingly. e sales were ‘Dales at 193{c. a 66c. for new crop. Some 45 bales ‘wore taken at from 10c, a 30c. ‘non, —Tho transactions in Pig. were rather light, but full prices were Ree particularly for Scotch, of which we note sales of tons, in lots, from dock and ard, at from $48 60 a $61 50, and about 160 tons Kng- Tieton, to arrive, on private terms. The sules of Ame- rican pig were mostly, if not all, in retail lots, at prices ranging from $48 a as to brand. We note sales of 36 tons cast and wrought scrap, from dock, at $40 and $62 rospsctivoly. Manufactured iron was quiet, but Tates were nom)nally unvaried, Lrap.—The market continued very dull and prices were nominally a shade casicr, but as no sales were made the change was not positive. Leatuer.—Rather more inquiry was noticeable for prime tannages, while ordihary and inferior qualities were somewhat neglected. Prices, however, remained without perceptible alteration forany description. Stock is moderately large and well assorted, Lixenep was without further sales. Prices were nomi- nally unchanged. Motasaxa.—The market was steady, but quiet. The sales wore all in small lots, for immediate use, at previous quotations. Natta. —Tho market was unchanged in every respect. Cut were in demand at 7c. a7%Xc., the latter rate an extreme, for amall lots of tho most desirable sizes. Clinch were nominal at 9c. a94,c, Forged horse at 36. for 8d. Copper, 65c. Yellow motal 4lc., and zinc 20¢., Payments. O11. —Tho market was without cular change. A Balance... moderate jobbing demand prevailed for manufactured For customs fish oils at full prices. Crudo fish oils were inactive and On account of gov nominal. We note sale of 300 bbls. crude whale, in New Coin certificates. . Bedford, on private terms. Linseed ofl was ste: a with a modorate inquiry from consumers, at $1 41 a $1 42 for cask, and $ for bbis. On Caxe was precisely as last reported. No sales. Holders demanded full pr.ces. Peractnum.—The market was dull and heavy. The sales were about 3,000 bbis,, at 301¢c. a Sle. for crude, 400. a 66¢. for rofined, in bond, and nominally 67c. a 69c. for refined, free. Provisioxs.—The demand for pork was fair. but ed were irregular. Tho sales were about 7,600 bbis., for present delivery, at $28 87 a $29 37% for new moss, closing at $20 12% cash, $28 60 for old ‘mess, closing at that ice, cash; $21 26a $21 50 for ime, and $23 a $23 for prime mess. Also about 000 bbis. new mess for future delivery, inctuding all Aprit, seller's option, at $29 a $29 60. “Beet continued steady, with farther sales of 400 bbia. at $16 50.0 $20 for new plain moss, and $21 9 $24 for new extra mess, Beof hams wero in moderate demand, and sales of 150 bbis. Wostern and State were mado at $41. $43. Bacon was again dull and nominal. Cut meats were decidedly more active, and prices were advancing. The sales reached alrores at 11%. a 12%gc. for shoulders, and 17 o. als Satterthwaite’s Circular, just received, remagks of American securities in the London market :— Since our last the chief features in the London market for American securities have been some few large trans- abtions in United States five-twenty bonds, and a demand for Erie shares for shipment to New York; the general public, however, appear to be doing little or no business in these@ecurities, On the week five-twenties havo ad- vanced about a half per cent, closing 661¢ to %, notwith- standing reported large shipments from New York to the continent, Tilinots shares continue negl and close 15 to 4, In Bries there bave been consider fluctua. ‘as they were at one time taken as high as 69, but by tho City of London seriously de- harge. on hei eo 9, 1866, ‘c. for hams. Lard was without noticeable change. PIRS? SESSION—10:30 A. M. rae ne es Rall p ge. de we a ee an agos for forward ery, seller's option, =— Santas ihe wise Butter and cheese were without change. 100 do. Rios continued dull, but holders were firm and de- 100 do. mandod fall prices. tlerces Carolina were taken at 300 da. Lae, 8 130., and a few bags Rangoon at 940. a 100. 167 Erie RR taut.—The market cont.nued inactive, bit prices, in jona, were nominaliy unaltered. r 65 10 Hudson RR the absence of transacti ss000 53 104 ° oat 200 Chic & Alton REL oa Aa seaman from store, were reported at D, ate ing 1 gen hath cies SON 5 Gk Sitrerea —Crado was quiet and nominal at 1e., eur. oe y 300 $. ‘Sraitee was dull, heavy and nominal. No sales. 800 do. Sercrs. —All sorta were n fair demand at full prices. 400 do. ‘We note sales of 75 packages mace—casks, cases and 600 ai kogs—at 800. @ 82)0., gold, now held at S5c, We 600 do. quote :— r, 230. & 2330. ; ‘pimento, 214 220. ; 200 do. mutms a 92 Kc. ; cassia, cases, 600. a bc; Cassi $55 mnen On ft gger, rio, 350 ginger’ Calcutta, 00.” fe teat retort Pehake Sostinued Ate will active demand. The y “ bales comprised 1% ¢., 63 hhds. Porto 1000 Chi, B&Q s'est 110 90 do... 102 bn Nae tenes Davee cotta. 0 tine one 4 shs Bank of NY 112 200 Mic SoM NIRR 6856 bao be oem vane 0066 ripper ispa jg I “ig A) terms. Refined continued very firm, but the reduced 100 Ow 100 Til Cont RR. ..680 115 ftock tends to prevent large transactions, 100 100 Clev & Pitts RR. 60 ‘TaLrow.—The market was active, but were a lit- 0 0 fo. call 80 feoen The sales reached 117,000 Ibs, at 12%0, @ 10 Weat Ui 100 Chi & N -. 91% ed —All descriptions wore inactive, but prices wero Tee que +4 = = woll sustained. Besides a moderate line business wo mo ‘do, 000 Chi & NV aK note sales of 1,200 half chests greens and 850 half chests wo Saas Se Soca Ri PB . Tim The market was nactive and entirely nominal Boi last with in = & ig ik | ee Sore usy Spel fenng ae Yoo vo fet > me ‘was quiet, but fall prices wore realized. ‘Tho 100, do. 300 " iN gales embrace 55 hi Kentucky # from Te. 0 24, and mm + | 90 cass Obio and Connceticut seedicaf at 100. » 190. firm snd demanded fal roe for alt 390 she NY. Wwr-nay, —Reosipte, 826 barrels; the continued — nominal vader a very” tied. deca ‘We heard of no ia 298 Reading woo. the upon the whole hase somewhat 1s uate, we inRiie wk of cheng Dag Sats 100 Bn tee ot eckange i Stee ot a uh eaa pia ih i | bales 380, ; each; janitdo, j tongues, i Kae oe ae fore og 24 zn aes command "ass (date ratos, Dat the middle aad lowe pe - | became s total loss. The gaptain and pilot took one of the 4,790 on speculation and 13,860 for export. oft i apie GE eer tO aan the shown, but were mot qui are a follows :— 280, por Ib.; fMto. 0 200. | 2 oe | EY ROPE quail, $4 50 per dozen. ' i 200, a 300, pees Iba 8 ee Ib. ; flounders, 120. 8 160, por Ib. ; 160. per H horrings, 96 2 10: Ser ‘pot Tot mackersiy Iie. por I orgurs, coamun won, he, 0 $10 perio, 017" | Arrival of the Australasian with Two ‘EG BTABLES.. . gommon pyistoas, 206, f Sarge secsacben per bebe Days Later News. parsnips, 80. a Sc. each; turnips, 20c, ‘halt ; Baron 38 png ia tl ole 120, bui abe U per oan ape we Butter, prime, 4 Confirmation of Prim’s Escape had not been found when Informant left. The balance of Pes hota without ‘any improvement. The stock y ‘on hand is estimated at 424,460 bales, of which 196,890 do, cooking do., 30c. ; are American. : roll, do, 886, per Ib.; cheese, 220, per ib,; oggs, 500. Inte Portugal. LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET—JAN. 27. understood to be insured in London and Liverpool at the per doa Mowers. Wakefield, Nash & Co, and Richardson, Spence | rate of £40 per bale. The H was built in Bath, Me, in 1850, & Co. report:—Flour dull, and rather in favor Of | rated Al, registered 604 tons, fd Balled from Bostoa, P A THE WEEKLY HERALD. Dayors, "Wines ta: waders? ‘Ames, BoG of iat olff, being the uisnaging owner ra oa ee j winkor rod 10s, Ce ole ce per comets in | Sur Rosco, Bowmaker, from New Orleans for Liverpool, request at 204. a 208, 34. for mixed American, por ‘which put into Laggan Bay 22d ult waterlogged, was feat 490 Iba, breaking up on the 28h, Most ofher cargo would be saved.” LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET—JAN, 27. No lives lost. Mmmm, Bron, Moanlite & Co, ad Rigland. MY & Bans Manin Loous, for Now Orieane, was 4 w De Meee MERU Gk Gan She. Od. Babom-Ac | S10 orem anh wba Vormee Eres: UREN Se Pela ‘New York of short supplies. Lard in bet- Baia F W Gwaps (Dutch), Gehn, from Rotterdam for Tho Spanish Government Still Uneasy and Martial Law Maintained. The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Lite- rary Family Journal in the Country. ‘The Waax.y Hexata for the present week, now ready, gives a continuasioa of the deeply Interesting THOUSAND DOLLAR PRIZE STORY, Russia Frying to Come to Terms with the Pope, f rand 638. 64., to ar- | Boston, with » cargo of gin, 1a ashore at Chatham, and fall written expressly for it, entitled Ses Gemma ab OER, 0 O0E On he ce sine ist —— yar “ARNOLD'S CHOIOE. ‘at extreme rates. Reet dalinad eating OOvArN Sreaumn Wx ALUsoN, Gifford, which left Richmond seve hat a LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET—JAN. 4!. ral days ago for New York, la aground at Claremont, in the ¥ also contains the views of the President on the great | The Proposed European Congress on the | _ The Brokers’ Circular quotes:—Ashes dull and lower, | James, iver, where she. sloped to take in wood. She Questions of the Day, as expressed in response toad: Bales of pots at 8%. down to 35a, Sugar, rather more gopped there tn an ant high tide, and ever eines . Schleswig-Holstein Question. doing at ® slight: decline. Coffee Rice in | the tides have been very low. Greases by white and colored delogations, on Wednesday; moderate demand at Faavey, trem Intiasels strived st Gatveten Statement of the National Debt on the 1st inst.; Message Philadelphia, %. 3d. th ult leaking badly. ‘. from the President submitting the Gorrespondence in re- lation to holding Civil Courts in the inaurrectionry | FURTHER FENIAN SEIZURES. States, and the report of Gonoral Sherman on tho Con- , . just at 398, 6d. Sone Gun T, from ia eb main BW of Sant dition of Affairs in his Department; a oport of the Pro- #. * 7 Ba, Spi paw hot rg Ait) ‘ind arrived eb éeedings in Congress; Important N Burope, pa ccoal io : 0 a Pp crag pe apameaylenbil pak pallid She. Suber, mae: segment Eeepeaisaein Noes eh wets oe fame Imax, Gone tor We se Seek ct Logislataro; Nows from Tadth, Chins, Jepan asd Auites- | CoOe, which salled trom Liverpool at foar e'claok on ie LONDON MARKETS, more, eo een ihe Seansh oe ‘ lia; Editorials on‘leading topios of ‘the day; Potty! the | *fernoon of the 27th and from “Queenstown on the Monsrs, Hoxrasap, “Jan #6—The Thames, Lethbridge, fra Tiree. interesting story of ‘Aunt Milty;!” Gossip for the Week; of pan pv eceie here yesterday afternoon, bringlag Gots. ‘White pees pus in for a tide ry Facetim; Literary, Artistic and Solentific news; Foreign | *¥© days’ later news frm’ pars. and 21 ; Missio Vassx>—The Donne Poulin, Falk, sailed from Gossip; Religious Intelligence; Musical and Theatrical | _ The Queen of Spain gave birth tomson on the 24th of | Sugar qui bat clase wih rather 7 cose Nawsvork Oat for 10 fr th, United ‘Kingdom (Iadian oorm), Review for the Week; Varieties; Sporting News; Into- | J*208r7- aaaaat var, | biinoe to dée, for P.3 amidperiabiaiets resting reading for Farmers and Gardeners; Valueble | The London Post of January 25 says:—Yealorday Mr. congou In $44. 18 Semausmrr 8am Satvapon, Captain Atkins, of the Empire ol vr oo John Bright, M. P., paid a visit to Liverpool, and had an interview with the American Consul, Mr. Bright was entertained to breakfast by a number of the leading libe- ral, but the proceedings were private. Reviews of the Money, Commercial, Dry Geods, Boot Sidewhee! Line, will sail to-day at 8 P. M. for Savannah d- and Shoe, Cattle and Horse Markets, &o., &o. New subscribers to the Waexty Heraup can obtain the back numbers containing the new Prize Story, ecole ° | rect, from pier No, 18, North river, foot of Oedar street. ‘The fined, 2a. 10d.; spirita, 1s. @d. Sporm oll offered at £117; | vessels of this line connect at Savannah with all the Uses which radiate from that point to the interior, as woll aa with “ARNOLD'S CHOICE.” The London Star of January yy rofere to the selz- fi GLASGOW MARKETS, JAN. St ee ee aes aie Te —si rip "4 . | ure of a Peruvian man-of-war in London:— feasra, John McCall & Uo. report:—Wheat ly; air FaeeMan— jmore, Jan 9—S! Freeman, Otert Avia seat gg ion B18 Ak aes 5).| a. very mportant question of intornational law te | food Milwaukee 24s, per 240 Ibe, Flour dull. Gora un- Seen ara, cand isthe chanvel below. Morea. Point on 86° sce ples, PRR Cone, likely te arise in reference to # Peruvian man-of-war now | altered; , 178. 94. per ae ee ee mee towing upy ond will reech the any cents each, A limited number of advertisomonts in- THE LATEST MARKETS. ‘about two 0" lying, fully armed and ready for sailing, at Greenhithe. Phe Spaniah Consul, who has been apprised of this fact, instructed Mr, Beard yesterday to consult thecity au- thorities as to a warrant for stopping the vessel; but Mr, Board was informed that no power was vested in the city, and that he had better apply to the Foreign Office, Upon this Mr, Beard communicated with the Consul yes- terday evening. So far as the reporter bas been informed, there ts no allegation that the ves:el has been unlaufully en- listing én this country, and the right of the British govern- mons to stop the man-of-war is somewhat del Lrverroot, Jan. 27—/. M. Scnx Mary Crans, late of Newburyport, 26 years old, 10Y Corroy.—The sales to-day were 6,000 bales, including | tons old measurement, has been sold 1 partica in Camden, 1,500 for ‘speculation and export Prices irregular, and | Me, for $2000. generally rather lower, Sour J W Nioxensom, of Harwiob, at jerterh 22 Breapsturrs.—Nothing doing to-day and quotations | 100 tons, old measurement, has beon ‘gold to parties unchanged. Dartmouth, for about $5000. Scun Truarn, of Bri NJ, where she was boilimm Provisions, —All articles quiet and without alteration. | sf0"%¢ tons, was aold at auction st Nonuk, Ot, on Wodaes- Loxvon, Jan. 27—P. M. day, to parties in Myatic, for $5300, ensle, Consels clon to-day y at 86% i ee tor Uni Pera fie-| Whaiemen. were rather easier, ing at 66 a for Uni States Tontmentice 745 a 1490 for Munois, 6634 0 06% for | pit frum, Erovinoctaa oe mat, Paylors dor Sos aia sorted in the WeEKty Hxnatn, MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC. St. Domingo and Hayti—The President's Views—Proceedings of Congress—Impor- tant News from Europe, &., &. The mail steamship Costa Rica, Captain Harris, will The Spanish Revolt leave this port to-day, at noon, for Aspinwall. Eries, Sugar sold to-day at very full rates. Other articles oken. dee The mails for Contral America and the South Pacific | PRIM’S ARRIVAL IN PORTUGAL—THE SPANISH GOV- | unchanged. ship Ringtove, Pres 7 werpool for Madatlan, Oct 12, tat 88 will elose at half-past ten o’clook this morning. ERNMENT STILL FAR FROM BEING REASSUBED— 8, lon 87 W. ‘The New York Hxracp—Edition for tho Pacifo—wit ‘WIDE RAMIFICATIONS OF THE CONSPIRACY. SPORTING. wn p, Western Belle, from Liverpool for Bombay, Dec @ {From the Paris Patrie, Jan. 24. ‘When the insurgent leader arrived at the frontier ne had only with him three hundred and Sy a out of the eight hundred whom he had led away Aranjuez and ‘The others had made their submission or fallen into the power of the royal troops. He had first determin i nts Vanguard, Scott, from London vis Cardiff for Shang- Groat Trott Mateh at Paris Between A ‘ the ‘Horse Ship Palmer, sel trom NYork for Hong Kong, Jam ie Li ih fc King—The American the Winner—One wns pan rE ame LAgeiere en Tamla, for Bee lon bo published at half-past nine o'clock in the morning. It will contain a sketch of the History and Prospects of tho Hayticn and Dominican Republics, accompanied by & Map showing their peculiar Geographical relation to thi a ) TAntarotie, from Liverpool for NYork, Jan 14, lata Umpires Killed. country; the President’s Views on tho great topics of ed to enter in arma, but he learn! of the 4 : ree, that the Cabinet From the Sportamaa, Jan. 27. the day, a3 oxpressod in response to addresses by a dole- | O@ {he Joh, fram & tre, Sour ne incurgonta on- | The first Veen ‘tices seatohen, belwean tne Freee 9 Back Helens, from Algoa Bay, OGH, for Nore, Dee 28 at gation of colored representatives from different States | deavored to pass the frontier with their arms, it would Abdallah King and the Anglo-American horse Shep- Hark Hevershans, Pearce, from NYork for Adelaide, Dee anda white delegation from Montana; A report of the | authorize the Spanish troops to pursue them into | herd F. Knapp, was d:cided on on the rond | 31, lat 448 N, lon 20 W. the Portuguese territory. This intelligence modified his resolution, aud induced him to deliver up to the Alcalde of Encinasola, in Spain, bis arms and those of his mee as woll as id small sapPly. ee ar tions in bis possession. Iie app ared in very lo ed and guffering in health. On arriving tn Porta Portugueso colonel with his regiment, was told that he could not reside in the country. He close to the training ground, in the Bois du Boulogne. ‘The conditions were to trot three matches, one mile, two miles and three miles, on each event ding a stake Foretan Ports. 33 spe hundred pounds prery oe FS Anrweee, Jan %—Arr (at Flushing), Urgent, Edwards, ing six hundred pounds to maki money good. adelphia, two final matches to be trotted on each succe ding’ Aon Argos Bar, GOH. Deo 19-—in pare bers Ante) (By Ellery, day. The whole of the money was made good and Goceies tr). Lede, for Prerk, lig; George Kom ae ee pre itor § AsrinAatt, Jan $i—Jid bark Searl, New York ‘Bark Rose M, from Boston for Havana, Jan 26, lat 36% Proceedings in Congress; Important News from Europe; 73.05. and accounts of all interesting events of the past ten days. Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, six cents, The Great Naval Race. ‘The long expoctod and final trial race between tho United States doublo-end gunboata Winooski and Aigon- en ey ee eed Galle cicaed cuck Oot too ait bon any quin, to test the relative morits of the difforent engines, i Suthempeee, ea an easton thas themes he w ¥. Knapp ‘was trained at Kali area ent he a helen, Qlipin, Troon; Kath- will take place as soon as the weather isclear, The gun- could go wherever ho ‘His troops will be assign. parce 0 Sin comes a eee 8 oe Friday, “Both ‘Buse an jan 3 ‘—Arr Kalkioser, Philadel boat Winooski loft the Brookiya Navy Yard yesterday, | Carther ordevs. orses are American bred, and were formerty the pro- phie, aah aay eqweed, Brown, RY ork. pPhoun, for sands’ Point, Leng Island, the starting rex! on] perty of Mr. Rdwards, the winnor of the match now | | Boupaaus, Jan ‘Washington Booth, Bryard, 5 dezvous, The Algonquin was to have totlowed yesterday | ‘Wo boar from rivate letbore that Prim Intends to em- oe ee Se han alien a King Vibnoosnanaren, i Jan mo Ocoee Pearl, Newcomb, i ee ae Cee bark atts rally will Jola him. He ts raid to entertain | *¥ay with the lead and kept in front 20 yards for nearly |” Calouyy Jan 2i—sid Anne Kunbell, Williams, Cape ée for the supromacy promises to be very exciting, and will be run between Sands’ Point and Faulknor's Islatd, and this course will be gone over four times, which will make in the acgregate nearly eight hundred miles. The race will oocupy three full days, and tho pilote and captains of vessels running on the sound, in order to guard against the possibility of a collision, are enjomed to ly ob- serve that, besides the tusaal running lights, each vessel ‘will carry a red light on cach side of the fore orosmtrees ; and ail vessels will be expected, in every instance, to give the right of way to the contending steamers. Great enthusiasin is manifosied on the reva halfa mile, Knapp well in hand, and most tee ‘Verde; 84th, Adm, Carrew, NUrieans. driven Mr. Edwards. Mr. 5 did ‘Cowns, Jan 33—Arr Hermann Wenke, NYork for Bes he pe 9 the supposed Frenchman, but, as goon as } to: - fa ~~ soma pregects ote eno pearw Junrady 60 Indian ant ‘bina, n. Buephord up to him, when Abdallah Orr, Jan 20—Arr Isabel, Gardioolo, NYork. Sid 16th, 0) 8 COrps sent out in pur- called ‘upon, “broke,” and ing in a style seldom #@ ever | Isabella 0 Ji Shaw, NYork, ctiald, won ahold by neary 60 Yoram homnuios | if thtStyeionere Moe pa te Oued Mama Hecate ng was st starting 5 to 4om Abdallsh King, | ol sen'Secios. tte tarpo;'Mt we ausiagc, Heal for do os betg and it is said that a great deal of motfey was lost‘on the | Marine, lode; and others wig, for do do; as before. Jan %4—814 Urinoco, Sai, av cnarcee whe has | Rae ae Me : Escoda was thus, it ie iba; and the band commanded by Or. said, defeated at toga, Floriba and Roya, at or near Alama, is reduced to twelve or thirteen mon. So say the bulletins. It is very evident, in spite of ali this palmy news, that 4 anything but reaaeu eo ye ‘Not only do we hear no'hing shle King is what is termod a “runnorl’—trote before and race. The Winooski's éngine is of the ordinar#Fulton but the same ns “ ferryboat style, made rae Etna Works of use city, | timaljurs diction has been ex'ended ’» Carthagena. The + ae eet soca aatanee ay the drt natok}. Fatmorem Jon SSM Hamebeldl, Beyeen; (trons Hams undor the direction of Chto Knginoor Isherwood, United | Gasel/e of this morning publishes tho decree by whioh Gonid be “ofr,” Scoheard that the | Geasaéw, Jan Britannia («), NYork. 84 2th, States Navy. Tho Algonguia’s ongine and boller were | the “extinguishes” or supprenses the two eavairy | others would be “ol” but we have anoo re iee ee bese built by a frm in Rhode Island, from. the origival plans | rogiments of wa and Bailen, Second and Third | ™4/ch Wil oe hone rdent wareday Be) sue ware Brlianale (so), NYork. sla 904, Hassara, thooe who stood up for t’rim at Aranjues, Nearly all the sergeants and other non-commissioned officers of the fine curassier regiment Principe have been arrested ‘end sent to the penal settlements in Africa. It.is now more cloar than ever that the vast conspiracy of which O'Don- nell ¢ in the Senate was spread all over the army, and of E. N. Dickerson, of this city. Both vessels are in the Dest possible condition, and have tho full comploment of men, guns, coal and stores on board. The following 13 iy in connection with the above Ps match bas deprived Paris of « most popular N be tteg ym ey Burnham, for Cardia. Jan from Mareetiies ppc and full list of the officors of the respective vbs- it in the person of the young Marquis Filiasi, or-in- Gipnacras, law of &e Marquis Ho had been solec' for NYork; "io fe Am ‘or west. to act id started horse which he rode Genoa Jan a ia. forthe fret tine, As he was, turning the comer eR, Paci =~ the me ars FOP. Jan 85—Sid i z OFFICERS OF THR WINOOSKI. of a street, the animal started TOrkeuner United o per. @ d very nearly all the nm-commissioned officers, alb a Lieutenant Commander—J. P. Kauts, Gnd cachof whom wtls have lo be removed one way or other, | Marauison the curbatone, He was « Hamauna, De Weak Avert Licuionant—Xilaa Cassy. (Diadrid (Gale's) correspondence (Jan. 20) London Tele- | in where he expired at twelve clsoo. id adh (not Nov 28), ehip (Sr), Marphy, ‘Acting Bi rt Price, G. A. Patohe, W. A ome «tases poy dnd ve Tener and Saiatiras, Jon St—Old Sehr Riatgatet Ann, Whelpley, Phiia- ‘Thero is an end, then, for the present to the enterprise twenty-t ry idence be w: Mats—R, W. Robins, A. ¥, Ulmer, N. Taylor. or eee Prin Matghin'of Oealijen, ‘Am aedt bet | fiatet fosssay of che ehites the lee Moysie, and ces: Jom tke a), Raffles, Balt Acting Paymas er—Forbes Parker. for how long? People say for fortnight, for three | mitted without a single black ball. ‘th, (a), Alton, fiefs rooney How First Assistant, Edwin Welles; Second As- | weoks, for two months at tho longest, He will turn up Orleans; saat jolt, NY: dia Monaton of > sistant, Nathan P. Towne; Third Assistanty Frederick | again. Par mer il reviendra, as the old women used © Dramati Against Managers. Kirkaldy, do, ing, Barton, ies Lyd fo oes Wm. A. Powors, Wm. Bond, B. D. Tayior, | p 4 whon Napoleon was at St. _— He yng MARINE COURT. me ~ Papier NYork; San Lats, make at roelona, lo will raise Va- . . ‘e : OFFIORRS OF THE ALGONQUIN. loncia, He bas partisans everywhere. _ Ho will proclaim Bofore Judge Gross and » Jury. ania deranats BaaPagnn, Fanon Dien et vtenent M. Ransom. the red republic. He witl do this, he wil do that. You wi before this court v ‘do (after 3 Wolfville, Comma George m0 An action was brought before yesterday by @ pone ae Lieutenant Ganmonder—0. 8. Norton. would think the guesta at the table d’hote at the Hotel | coor.s mt Andrews, actor, against Mra, John Wood, for | $9) ‘Coledank, 5 Mach Lientenania—T. L. swann, J. R, Wheolor. des Princes were all Lord Burleghs. They shake their ¥ "Nahai Pace, ej Sith, Ontherine, Beeaes Soreneey ie Yoaee ‘Acting Masters—Gilbert Dayton, Henry W. Mather. heads continudly. breach of coptract. Tho pla:ntiff averred that in 1848 he Bayes, NOrieans; ‘Now York, thomas, ne, Nope cing E: -A. B. Prince. PRIM'S REORPTION IN PORTUGAL. dramatized the novel of “Monte Cristo,” and that Mr. J. ‘Ur ae ote put into Hut, nnd 26h) Mate—T. W. Jones, 4. Leon, J. Faller. The Journaide Commercio, of Lisbon, says that Gene- HH. relwyn agreed to juce it, paying the author ton dol- Gorgmorast tidy, rAnGiaoo ; ets, Leslie, Acting Payma ter—G. W. Beaman. rai Prim would be received in Vortugal as a Spanis lars for each night of its representation. He claimed the | veston: oS: Rich, Baker's Island; Confidence, Joka- EngincerS Chiof, Nortimer Kellogg; First Assistants, | who has attempted, though wosuccesslully, to liberate | Piece which was played at the Olympic theatro as his | *Oi/eNit idols int ettmountetn, Stout. T. W. Dubobart, James P. Spyague, Joseph :Tritley; Seo- | his country from despotiam. propre. and denied baving received any compensation | for, NYork; 25th, Mather, Mobile; Nort ond Assistants, Arthur Prics, James Wylio; Third Assist- Mrs, Wood for it. amy forse, ‘NOrieans, Marga Bianco, Hoepaer, aut, Charles R. Moscher. vT Messrs, Kemble Mason, Pearson and Bland were ex- | NYork; abt, George oa Mobile; Monmouth, S = The daily trial and conviction Y th . Jones, 'N jobn Latoui b be ry Hall, & Eaq., on behalf of the defendant, moved nt out . city of Lonaoa @), Tiisnoune, Nferxy and obtained « nonsurt on the ground that there was no ee innely, Gonstancie, . evidence to show that the piece ‘at the Olympic | stevenson, A} cola ohn Barbour, Batts, aston Woe fe claimed bes.des that the “Monte Cristo” od 4 ‘Charlotte, Datel, Boston; 27th, Gee rth Olymplc was dramatized by Mr, Selwyn, ‘The tat- warren Jomen, Onllno. sino ~ tor gentleman in court wih his MS. to show Canait aut New whens ih Amenity, Baw the inamalirity between it and the version by Br. An- | Borinad and Sie arian s ‘Philadel ache ea 5 0; Princess of Wales, the Service. Bomon, The Streets Vesterday, SNOW, BLUSH AND MUD. Now York presented a most woe-begone appearance yesterday, and seemed to be transformed into a Loui- siana canebrake, a Cairo thoroughtare or a Virginia highway in war time, The chaste, white drapery of winter, which succeeded the heavy showors of Thursday evening, soon lost its original purity, and covered the strocts with a layer of the vilest compounds that ever chemist analyzed, At every crossing was & molancholy group of human beings indal ging in wid speculations as to the navigability of tho slough of despond which sep- arated them from tho opposite sidewalk. Here and there congealed mounds of snow emerged like rocks ‘amid the sea of mud, and seemed to form inviting step- ping stones for pedestrians. But, alas for human credu- lity! when the unwary foot was placed on ono of those treacherous mounds @ sudden and rapid descont into the delectable pool around, a frantic but abortive attem| to recover the equilibriam, « pantomim.c flourish of the arms, a splash, and the owner of the aforesaid foot would occupy & zontal, or at least a sitting position in the middle of tho odoriferous mess, We aaw ono v tinued in Dublin. Ono of the prisoners, of pig being returned against him, admitted that be had a fair trial, and that honest men were on the Jury. The police had searched a house in Gardiner’s row, Dublin (supposed to be an Orange Lodgo), and found in i a quantity of swords and oneta, which they seizea and conveyed to the Castle polico had also made some additional arrests of Fenians. Further soizures of arms are also reported at Belfast, Feb..8, 1906, Tawtagm, Jan 1—Pus tn, Bllon, Herbert, from Andres N ht United States sol ponvictod by. cb > Maite ST nara | ea 3a | ee eS them Preseason Set ay NYork. arena a spores Sth a sat sya salt tenes oe Baltt- i € hy, issourt. Spel Ameren CES Set, Olly, Baby, San ‘Pren- eee the irascible and gouty gentioman sitting in [oum, Fob. 6, 1968, is manner at the corner of a Contre ‘say that’ quite « | _ Bros. TW, Jan by oo ae er Alice Tatnter, Murray, See eee pees ages seats "8 comsolers ‘outside of the town | [f°™ — for ; Mth, Admiral, Hacsloop, trem i biature—arot © pr stroots was @ and ‘and release one merOws, Jan S4—APT renca, NYork. Strong force of sweepers, vainly endeavoring, Moses like, of thelr number confined. there, frets 24th: Helen Clinton, Sprague (from his ee have been sent from Fort Leavenworth to preserve peace. | press, for to divide the turgid sea of slush and obtain foot- ing for the nuincky wights who wore obliged to ctoss the streeta, If the gutters wero kept clear not allowed to Ge comaplenty, chabed 9 & great deal of the mud and snow could pol ‘each householder, and hold him responsible, to keep the guttors in front of his house free, and permit the slush to run off by that means. The cars were In near eee blocked up and detained by the difficulty wi the horses we omy tn dragging the car the _ und a - ‘SnANGHA, 10 Are Anglo Garon, ——, (probably SHIPPING NEWS. Daley, Rivers oe en aa ou pp east, | en re GS RT ee Risas. ‘morn | GENES BAG, OOH, Dee Mein port bark Jenny Zensen American Ports. ‘h—Al Berry, 3 brig Pye Troasu: to ited vo 150,000,000 francs. The Tene had received re aa nag account of 0, eable confusion Mt varias points, the drivers exhaasting their extensive vocabulary of imprecations on the poor animals which in vain attempted to wade through snow and mire. tity aah tre go,tp taour city authorities ta thay ninoty- © gO up te our city authorities make some effort to clean our stroets iy i oBe ae ARRIVED. Steamshtp Aus ¢ Liverpool Jan 27, 4:50 aictoger yp ta over Greytown. consumption; aaaes men ©