The New York Herald Newspaper, April 9, 1866, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Suxpay, April 8, 1806, The stock market was active but feverish till near the end of last week, when it became more settled, and closed with a strong upward tendency, The disturbing and exciting features of the railway speculation were the repid rise in Michigan Southern and the forced depres- sion of Erie. Tho former, under a scarcity of stock for delivery, sold at 104 cash on Thursday morning at the epen board, while it was offered at 84 upon a seller's option of three days. Erie was at the same time being vigilantly hammered by, a8 is supposed, one of {ts loading directors, who was known to be “short” of stocks, incinding Old Southern, the course of which aroused his tre te such a degree that he the scales throu: the Superior Court for an injunction, and he got it; but, alas for the vanity of human hopes! it was not heeded, and the Rorrifled Ursa Major of Broad street had the Old Southern, of which he was “short,” bought im for his account under the rule of the Stock Exchange. Bent upon pumshing his enemies with the Luimoat rigor of the law, however, he has mado a sup- plomental complaint, in which he chargos his own brokers and the President of the Board with being parties to inflict upon bim “great damage,” and the law will sit in judgment and kear the arguments for and against his application on Mon- day. Meanwhile, to add to his discomfture, Ene, escaping control, has bounded upward like a kit, and after selling down to 71% mt one timo during tho week closed on Saturday at 79% a 80. The most popular air in Wall street just now is that sug- by “Pity the Sorrows of a Poor Old There was a strong demand for Cleve- burg as the week advanced, and at half- on eaturday evoning it was very active at 8154 Erie was at the same timo quoted at 797 a 80, » S144 a 82, Hudson River 106% a 107, bid, preferred 65% a 56, Rock 44a 4, Fort Wayne 913g a %, Now York Ss curities were dull, and the six per cent gold-bearing stocks declined 34 a 34 per cent, and ten- forties %{; seven-tlurty notes {a 3%, This was in part owing to tho slightafecline in American securities on the Lon wk Exehange reported by the last two steam- mpathy with the general sense of anxiety which was felt in relation to the Austrian-Prussian question. The friluro, under diseroditable circumstances, of the London Joint Stock Discount Company, and the panic in the stocks of Gnauco companies at the same time, con- tributed to the depression of prices generaily on the al six percent, with a few exceptions on Satur- e, aud all the indications are favorable to unin- The discount market has beon guiet, and first class commercial paper has boen freoly taken at 78 percent. Tho failure of Culver, Poun & Co,, In this city, and more recently that of Ward & Brother, of Rochester, together with the ran upon tho banks there and another considerable failure in Bos- ton, bave caused lenders to scrutinize names closoly and to show @ proverouce for placing their money at call to employing it im discounts, Increased activity end @ more confident tone have characterized all our markets, however, during the last fort- night, and the signs aro generally that tho sem!- Stagnation and gloom which marked February andthe greater part of March will be compensated for by m- creased animation in the future, There is still a certain degree of feverish anxiety and uncertainty manifested with rogard to the course of prices, but this is hopeful day at fi terrupted monetary ease. in comparison with Ue previous depression. The dry* goods trade was active at improving prices during the first half of the wook, but afterwards tho demand slack- ened. The dow of currency from the West still con- tinues to a very moderate extent, but after the opening of navigation the tide will probably turn from East to West. The fact, however, of the latter section being considerably indebted to the former will {have the effect of so adjusting the exchanges that for some months to come the drain will be merely nominal, and, therefore, exert no influence upon the money market hero, The gold premium raled steady during the week, the business of the speculators being chiefly confined to bor- rowing aud leuding coin for delivery. Loans were made at 1.82 4 3-16 per diem in favor of the lender, showing the large extent of the “shoft” interest outstanding.» The boars, however, prefer to borrow than to buy, hoping that the payment of tho five-twenty coupons duc on May 1 will afford them relief, This interest Aggregates about twenty millions, but much of it has to be remitted to the bondholders in Europe. The closing price was 127, aud the range of the market from day to day is thus shown:— Monday. T when it weakeued under a large supply, and on Saturday they were sold socond hand at 106, although 106% was asked b of the loading drawers, Cotton deciined pound during the week. ‘Th® recotpts at are estimated at 40,000 bales, The receipts f ending with Friday were the week ending on the 4th nst., 10 At Liverpool the market has been rater I r large receipts from the United SMe: out indies, Tho changes in the last statement of the public debt, to wl c-calied ntteation a fow days ago, still await explanation from Mr, MeCulloch. The people have a right to kuow why and on what terms the Treasury $1,550,000 of ten-forty bonds, $2,000,000 of thirty joan before maturity; also, why and on what. torms it gold $2,500,600 of five-twenty bonds and $1,022,550 of the sixes of 1881. It is evident chat there 0 of ten forties, seven-thirties and com- six pr cent bonds, and the transaction What the Troatmry had to gain by it not discover, the more particularly as con- cerns the ten-orties, the longest stock in mar- kot, which “certainly mecds no conversion, The compound interest notes, which, by the way, were first suggested by Mr, J. H. Wainwright, of th's city, ta a to Mr. Chase, dated January 1, 1862, call for no 6 if advance of their maturity, as thoy act as inflating auxiliaries in the hands of bankers, who are iudaced to hold a larger logal tender reserve to one. Lore! than they otherwise would do in consequence of these interest bearing notes forming @ portion of it They were, of course, only useful a a war measure, and os thoy Mature it will BOt be compulsory upon the Secretary of Treasury to replace them; but he has the power to do #0 ander (he act muthorizing their issue, To continue their existence longer than necessary would, however, bo merely throwing away {uterest, but they are likely to bo found ® very convenient fesource for the Trensury during the funding of our larg ing dedt. ‘The further increase of $3,174,031 tn the ‘omportry loan, shown by the statement, suggests tho inquiry why the Secretary does not susperid receiv. ing temporary deposts or forthor reduce the rate of in- (ores: on such in the present condition of its affalrs; for thean hardly avail itself judiciously of more than a bundred nnd twenty millions returnable after ten days Botice, oxcopling twenty-five millions in the form of Clearing House certificates, which are payable on do+ Mand The statement shows that while Je debt in Various slopes was incressed $7,014,799 between March Land April 1, it was reduced in other ways $6,327,421, pxclusive of $4,062,440 in gM cortidicates, adding which tho reduction would be $8,280,861. The following ts a Patement of the amount of each class of securities out- Standing at the beginning of the present and the pre- vious month :— Apritt. Five por cent bonds. eros 100 Gix per cent bonds of ‘67, 68 18,323,001 Bix por cont bonds, 188 253,715,690 Bix por cent 6-20 bonds. . 079,656,000 DENT BRAKING « 7 = per cent bonda,.... 4,034,000 ‘emporary loan. ..... 121, 751,07 Cortidcates of indebtednons, 62,264,000 62,2! Dno and 2 year 6 per ot, notes 8,558,000 §, 636,900 ercez: reompound int. notes 174,012,141 172,012,141 re yoar 7,90 pOtes.....66 x 000 £17,014,000 MATURKD DEBT NOT FoR Pa’ q Amount......... 085,070 930,670 Dewy meaning Chited States notes, ‘mec 622,749,253 Fractional carrency. . 28,005,452 Gold cortidcates of deposi 9,006,100 ——— —__—_ Total, os Prectie ++ ©2,827,868,060 $2,927,708,600 Mr. Foasondon, in the Senate, on Friday, introduced # bili to amond section 21 of the National Currency act, Whieh wpe reverred to the Finance Gommitiesn, § Afior appealed to that blind goddess who holds | repoating the provision that the amount of clroulating notes delivered to each bank shall not exceed ninety per cent of the amount of the bonds deposited as security for the redemption of the same, it goes on to limit the circulation in proportion to its paid up capital on the following scale :— To each association whose capital exceeds $300,000, but does not exceed $600,000, erghty per cout ‘such capl- tal; to such association whose capital exceeds. $600, Dut does not exceed $1,000, Ce are Ve eee centu! of such $500,000, exceods $1. sixt, y centum of such capital; to Clation? whose capital exceeds $2,000,000, hot exceed $3,000,000, fifty per centum of such capital; to such association whose capilal exceeds ie” sal fort r centuin of such opal ape am and be the duty of the Comptroller tire and withdraw from circulation all oo or pan lated notes returned by any association whose Arcpiating notes are in excess of the limit herein prescribed, until the circulating notes of each association shall be within th ti ‘ibed for its cay and an: tba orbenking asecctasion 1 wa od under Ye uthority sehegome 8 any State which shall Batiopal bank under the sod to "which this section is an amendment, before the Ist day of October, 1866, and shall comply with all the requirements of said act, shall, if such bauk bo found by (he Comptroller of tae Car: rency to be in good standing and credit, receive: to become a national bank. The amount of circulating notes to be issued to banks thus converted from State to national associations is limited to $10,000,000, It further provides That new associations may be orgavized in States and Territories which have heretofore secured the ratable proportion of cirenlating notes under the pro- visions of said act; provided the total amount of fins lat.ng notes to be “activered to associations so organized sha!l not exceed $16,000,000, until after the Ist day of October, 1866, when, if any portion of the $10,000,000 of circulating notes ‘allptted for tho conversion of exist- ing State banks shall remain unappropriated, the amount so remaining sali be used for the organization of new associations, The bill, without aiming to further correct the evils of the national bantsing systom, takes astep towards pre- venting and curtailing excessive currency issues in pro- portion to the capital of the issuers, and therefore within its own limited scope it commends itself to public ap- proval. ‘Tha following is the text of the bill providing for the liquidation of the affairs of the banks of Virginia, which passed the Senate and House of Delegates a few days ago, but which kias not yet been signed hy the Governor of the State:— anks of this Commonwealth, during the the war recently waged in the Siute of Vir- ined such losses that they are now unable to promptly ps bilities; and Whereas, it is the sense of the General Assembly that a specdy settlement of the aflairs of said banks should be made in order to a legai and proper distribution of their assets pn all persons entitled to shave ia such distribution; there. fore, 1.’ Be it enacted by the Gencral Assembly, That it shall be Jawful for the president and directors, of any bank chartered by the General Assombly of Virginia to make, or cause to be made, « deed, conveying to such person or porsons as said president ‘or directors may select all the assets, real and personal, of said bank, and providing in such deed that the proceeds of said assets shall be dis- tributed among all persons, corporations and associatio entitled to share in such d'stribution, according to the logal rights and priorities of such persons, corporations and associations be the time Buch deed shall be executed. 2 Be jt further enacted, That whenever uny creditor or creditors offany bank of this Commonwealth shall, by any «uit or other legal process whatever, seek to obiain a judgment, decree or order, which said judgment, de- cree or order, when rendered or made, Would create a lien in favor of such creditor or creditors pon the as- sets of the said bank, or — any portion of such assets, and thereby entitle such creditor or creditors to rece:ve more than his or their just end ratable share or shares in the distribution of the proceeds of all the as- sets of sad bank, then, and in that case, and in order to reserve the just rights of all creditors of said bank to a ‘air pro rata distribution of the proceeds of said assets and for the purpose of effecting such distribution, at shall be the duty of the president and directors of said bank, and they are hereby required to make, or cause to be made, a deed of conveyance of the assets of said ‘bank in such manner and form and for such purposes as are provided for iu the first s-etion of this act. & Be it further enact ‘That it shall be the duty of the banks of this CommonWexith or the legal roprosenta- tive or representatives of such bauks on tho Ist day of April next, and quarterly thereatter, wntil fval liquida- tion, to publish in some pubis newspaper of the State nearest tho location of such bank or banks a statement under oath of their condition, and to make: distribution of assets on hand at the end of each quarter, aecording to the provisions of the first section of this act, so far as the same can be done consistently with the interésts of all the conditions of snid-banks, provided that nothing horein contained shail be so construed aa to compel the president and directors of any bank of the Coinimon- wealth, or the trustee or trustees In any deed of convey- oro miado by the president and directors of any bank as rovided for in the first or second 8 ctions of this act, to Take ‘a final distribution of the proceeds of the assets of such bank at any pel me ac three years next suc- ceeding the pass 4 Beit ae cenet Tes That whenever any decd of conveyance shail have been executed under any of the rovisions of this act the trustee or truste-s Insuch fet are hereby required to forward, within thirty days afier the exccution of said decd, to the Governor of this Commonveaith a copy of said deed and also a full and correct report of the condition of the bank the assets of which have been conveyed by said decd; and whenever any such deed was made before the passage of this act the trustee or trustees in such deed shall for ward such copy and make such report withia thirty days alter the passage of this act. 5. And be it further enacted, That whenever the legal represeniative of representatives of any of the banks whose notes are secared, or were intended to be secured, by the deposit of State or other stocks with the Treasurer of the Commonwealth, shall prpseut the same to the said Treasurer in amounts of one hundred dollars, or any muitiple thereof, the said Treasurer is hereby authorized ted to deliver to such legal representative or nk an amount of the stock de- purpose, as aforesald, ‘equal in. amount to (he notes so presented to bi 6, This aot slail be in force from ie passage. ‘The following tadle shows the quotations of the tead- sng shares at the first session of the Stock Exchango at the closo of each of the last four weeks:— Stocks, Mar. 18, Mar. 24. Mar: 81. Aprit Atlantic Mail. Tl 1d “9 Amprigan Coa! = o 0044 Alton & Terre ft ay «SK Son ‘Alton & Terre Hance pret e 404% 61 41% 46 47% 80 80% my io 16 164 Cifeago & Northwesiern. 27% a1 20% Chi eNorthweatern pl 54 rrr Baag Coal. . 40% ane % Cumberland. Goal » abe ABN 43% Delaware & Hudson Canal — 14 135 Hadson itr Liltuols ie Michie Central 10214 Southern 81K Neer and Eases 90 88% = Milwaukeo & P. da Chien — a < ry ie ee Pond... 42 43 a . ot 1 iy ee 2% iy | OBg r, 80% 17 78% New York & Ere pref... 81 - 80 Ohio & Missisaippl ce x 8 254 Ruts at 205 Sb 816 ¢ 92 92 ‘OL ted 40% 40% 4 WIG Wig 101K Westorn Union Telegraph 63 62, aes) Government securities were qnoted on each Saturday of the past four weeks as follows: ater, yi17. Mar. 96. Mar. $1. Aprit 1. Sixes of 1881, 108 Sixes of 1867 tied oe ites . NK aia 907 905 91M Five-twentiea of 1562. 1033 103 104 1046 Five-twentiog of 1864. 103) igs “i big Five-twonties of 1865. 104 104 104 7 and 3 10ths, let sertes100 100 100 too 7 and 3-10:hs, 2d series 100 100) 100: 100 Tand 3 10ths, 3d series 99% 100 100 0% One year certificates.. 99'% 9016 wO% The following are the teceipts from custome at the four prine pal ports of the United States from the 24th to the Sist of March:— New York WostoR....... Photadetpbia Baltimore... Total . * $9,050,629 The nguregued vate ‘et ‘the traports, other than dry Goods and specie, at this port during the week ending April 6 was $4,005,200. The total imports of the week compare as follows: — Week Mar Marek 29, 6. $3,953,991 $300, Sah $2,015,081 £608,200 03,748 secon ee $6,316,076 Peres rrr’) bo4, 260 Tho Now York importa of forvign dry goode compare as fo) coy Bar, former retarns:— ta 48,903,049 4,224,074 The shipments of wah fh hell the port of New York lngt week and during the year to date compare as follows with the exporté during the same period ‘o 1804 and 1865:— 864. im Fourteonth week., $206, 37 . Previously reported eri) ponte bent] From Jan.1 to date $0,575,319 96,009,710 $5, 754, 705 The number of governmont depositories has not been Increased daring the week efding April 7. The only va- tional bank suthorized daring the eame period was the First National Bank of Helena, Montana Territory. The MUNDAY, APRIL 9, 1866, FINANCIAL. WANTED—T0 REPAIR THRER WE (iain theca et , IMPROVED REAL E3. WOOD, 68 Wall streat, OHA NDISE pears aes NEW YORK HERAL, total number of naifonal banks in existence is 1,645. National currency issued for the week ending April 7, $1,135,390; previously tasued, $264,247,170; total to date, $265,352,560, Maller & Wilkins sold the following: bonds and stocks at auction on Saturday :— SALES 4T AUCTION. 81." 00 Elan oflges $23. 23,000 To Bras, $:23.000 tata Ps Fst mata Shares. a ea NEOs a 2s fee] | | son oma nd st ia Ge Teveland, Paingvilio and “Ash, Rs HOS | froturiig OO Pay ke 52 Bk York, Providence and Boston B.S i ae SALES AT AUCTION, as Joney 6,000 Jersey 1 cent DRIAN H. Al EER. $000 HrqoLiym ind Newtown Rik f por cx, bis; #6 A are seh ara! aed 8,000 ‘and G, Bastorn R. B, 7 por ot. bds.'70 aie ee oll OX BROADWAY (THE PRO: CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. AND “ix f Barvnpey, April 76 P.M | Fay’ ALD rey VALU. Eat at Bresvsrurms.—Recelpts, 4,181. bla, flour, 80 do. and waren naan be Rd INS & 0O., will sell: ieee ey 1,320 bags: corn meal, 800 bushels corn, 060 do. oats and cece waraday, April at the | 3 OK, Av 6t0 do. malt. ‘The market for State and Westorn flour | Bxchanye, salesroom, i ae a WA RRDSONE & qos RNTTURE, was inactive, and prices tended towards a decline, par- ticularly for common and tnfertor brands. The sales comprise 5,800 bbls. at the subjoined quotations, at “ir am AR A eae | ess ete deena SOHENOK, ce ns mM ein d Taunded by the Bighih and Ninth avenues, which-the market closed heavy, The inquiry for South | Park se Seventy-aeeoni stron {si feetiwieleding tte Wels FERGRR, AC UCTIONELR—SELLG, ON ern flour was very moderate, and aales were effected with beta rn ae NTH STREFT- STRERT=98 zai Ford Ra thormebaiien nommentinnae difficulty, though holders were unwilling to make con- on wort aide of eth avenue aaa enate oi aide preps eae dora, Loves. ine Pt vam the cessions in order to sell, The sales embrace 400 bbia, Prices | 5izt7.1!nth. street, aot wehiey 1p AND MTL AvEN CES | & babe ry. Kiteben Uteualin 8a. SBale poreenpt for Canada flour were nominally ashade in buyer's favor, | 8 1 Tou om Ninth avenue, pis o TON, AUCTIONEER.—COLLE under @ continued limited demand, but no quotable | * ft}, p stig BOULEVARD DRIVE: ett Non et and, Pixtares of @ aunt of aera bag change was apparent. ‘The sales wore confined to about SINTH AVENUE, SERRE TERR Sy Broadway, th Stork ans: 250 bbls, Rye flour was somewhat neglected, but holders Ninth aventie, ao he tee Seven: ia Bro a. evaeces ae a wars wore firm at previous prices, Corn moal was dull, avd | ,,% ay, Nath agen dna thgnie ce, ora utter small sales were made at lower pricos. We note sales Be maovsing ‘the blegk ounded ‘Broadway, te oree' rapes . chs Mal i iM rey 700 bbls. Brandywine, part at $4, and 500 bbls, Westorn ene tyareeand pereny forth side of Seventy- se on ‘one ‘lore, enone four.wheeled Truck, ta of at $3 50. We quote:— poing eel Haat of Tenth ee aorta wank! Harness, &¢, . 3 agnor trondwage extending tee 0 Tenn pvevue and COLTON, AUCTIONEER, WILL GIVE HIS PER- fouth shiv of Sixty-ninth streel, ‘= sonal atzention to sales of Furniture, at the residence BROADW. NTH AVENUES Lots on East Be iagelles declining pong the Ch ply be re- Common to medium extra Western. side of Bros stent ing ‘through to Tenth avenue, and Moved to the epacious sulesroot @ epacious silesroom 724 Broadway. third sirects D GRAND. BOULETARE. Seventieth end the entire block hounded by and Eleventh avenues, Soventioth and Ser 0 BROADWAY, Saat AVE AVENUE AND SEVENTY. first street—67 Lots situate on west silo of srosdway, east sof Eleventh avenue, and novth aide of Seventy-rvt | eysins may of thelatos.an. of the Dusse) .RVENTIL AVENUE, SEVENTIETH AND SEVENTY: | Grnioh will be found three very important an 4 Lots on FE rents jeeoees epveniiets 68 of Ferdiq spa ge Brskeices, or Antwerp: Touts Rothe, of street Nextens ing from the west sc TUsSCIS, AI jen , Scharfela of Antwes enue ike east line of the Hudson River Rall- | Guest specimens of these artiais ever im ‘imported. LEVENTH AVENUE ANDSEVENTY-FIRSTSTREET.- | MINER & SOMERVILLE will soll at ai on its on Kleventh Avene nag Fer A eee eat Jn are bala TUBSDAY 3 Wb eeB AR lever! ta rt at a eo pri 10 a At 73g o'clock, at the Somerville Be on the nortt at ‘of Seven eeetrcy meer. TROADWAY Cite PROPOSE Drv nd Eleventh Western trade brands. Fancy a Southern ENRY D, M AvoTiON BE! H OFRIOE NO rte STREET, OPPOSITE vy ite 1 Post OFFICE, Bale of a — collection of INAL MODSRN PICTURES, recently revetved from Europe and never before exhibited, em- Gooute gales Rye flour (auperdine) Corn meal, Jersey, Cor meal, Brandy w ine Corn meal, Brandywine, puneheons. —The transactions to in wheat were Siey a fair extent, but the market was heavy, and common grades’ had a drooping tendency; tho sules comprise 25,000 bushels at $169 for new | 40, tending from the west Tine No, 1 amber Milwaukee, $1 63 a $165 for old dou River ther wit avery 1.08 amber Milwaukee, $2 32 for inferior white Canada, thereon, MODERN orl Paryrixes, $2 82 for choive white Canada, $2 60 for wlute Genesee, Bi Tote on east de of Ninth avenue, | triported by ant consigned to A, D'iluszetioa, Teaqy of Ant. and $240 for new ataber State. Corn was in fair de- yore werp, who 1d shot retursing to Burope: Thg colleston con. street PREET—S low south hide, 125 feet east athe LANTS ON NORTH RIVER—Lots on the ne Hudson River Ruilroad, and betwoen Sev- venty-first streets, extending to the east line taios Jates wltns Se tue folowing Savoie aatiets ef the var Fonte as follows. viz. : ‘a mand, aud fall prices were realized; the market closed Fr be. Brackloer, Theodore vera. very frm, with an advancing ver dency the sales com. prise 42,000 bushels, mainiy at 740, 9 7c. for unsound, and 7c. 2 794%¢, for sound mixed w. johny in store and certs, ter, Sussitat, delivere!, ats were nob o much in demand, and with } of, Thirteenth avente 7, Anttay, f Uberal offerings prices had a downward inclination; the Wort sidoat the Heguen!iitner, Selmeds sate] 5 Ses hcharteNoltenat, salon ‘wore wipelly. at-dlo, a él for wow Western, bbe. & Ny tetriiricenth aventits ax by. deed from the: | J> Vasrergy crabel, 68ie. for old Western, 60c. for State, bde, for Jersey, Roslerses ‘erheyden, a 58e, for (nuada . We not sales of 8 500 wh Sprincer, a H. Vonseven, is North river rye at 80¢e, No transactions were r.- tite’ wo all of te ‘above described property ts one of the ae T. Berl Dele Hay ‘Alaa amber of of eka of American artis 8, fu the cliy of New York, having been. ta the fumily for over iy,0.,H. ak Ba Barley was dull and heavy, with 0 | os Hialrad vears. All the lots east of she Tileventh ave- Boughton, J. C7 ‘Sonhtng, and others, ineluding Corset —The 4,200 bags Rio by ship Jno Cargil, ve. | PUe,"He sold with fell reatelelons Be, Ag Dagan tue |S Donat fom te oe ear iteinkn MAPRS, Git to yesterday, wists. sdfed toe eaakaien, ook city fom privat realfiences ‘By Charles b. Eliiot. not go to Liverpool, The market to-day was rather MS, —60 per ent of the purchase aeoneqnanet at the bing are now on SApee free, bie and evening, and b but prices were maintained, Prime quatities 10 0 purohaaseyants main on bond and mi of ith confidence invite atiehtion of the general art ty Se oe See eae Coes of FLA Toth aah ag ne tie irae td rr: SPE eine Aaa jes Were. ull supply acd easier, The sales were ‘col MINER, ne. bags Rio ex suip Sede ainion private terms, sean ne thf Jacob pero) x Da Tees treat, pearl Le © we and 680 bas Rio ex ship Hayden, at Lic. gold, both lots JAMES N. PLATT, HORDES AN. CaichiGks ar T AUCTION Jp and Tor peoteaaar eats pleo a. re-elect). bane J. BLERCKRR, AUCTIONEER. MINER & sOuenyies.n, ex Bremenin on private terms. Choice Rio was eld at , BLE A p Ble. gol, duty paid, with considerable frnamear. AL AAS DLERCRER, SON & 6 ce. on “in wba ae Say Corrox.—Holders’ generally were anxious to realize, 12 o'clock, at the xel ALI2 eh ‘but not disposed to sell at lower prices. Ihe domand wns very limited, and the transactions were confined to 2,000 bales. The market cloced heavy and irregular at the following quotations: — Upland, — Flovida —M,bile N0.6 At SPLENDID PROPERTY ate nt ee STREET, UNIO! eo AND ON UNI* Viustty I LACK, By onter of Excoutors of tho entate of Louls K, Bridge, de- Regular orse sale days Wednenlay and we tas hd D, MINER, AUCTIONEER. SALUSROOM 3 7 SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. UNION SQUARE—The very valuable end ‘brown Fe EM st eto SQUARE inde eae ws street, > wilt dell, at mi te 33 38 3) | fheteaddence ofthe tafe hauls situated on Four- apart 4 ive, at tel (geod al 41 41 teenth street (Union Sanare), way and Unie | April 10, Crayne ab cats were quiet but firm. Tho engagomenta ty place. The Jot Is 26.651 saa of | tosewood und black ralgut, Pertor: Suite, in broontol and To Liv UNIVERSITY FLACE—The vacant it tot On, the eat iio b were:—To Liverp 500 bales cotton at 5-104. a 35d., | University place, 13) foot atehee soar Fourveenth sirest, ee eee shogany Be pas Pom Brus- 800 boxes bacon at 17% 61.; per steamer, $00 boxes | 26 foot in width by 62.3 In depth, Ch ytang ae Lent ze a ott shining | Pari bacon at 26s, aad 350 bales cotton at Ad. To Gias- Union Sadat prey ‘Tormuas an Ko by ted & #. font 2 yt rahi Dian ing ow, per steamer, 300 tierves beef at 5s. 6d. The 500 F nd pariicalars apply to i ahecupaisncnan Lip] nauk. Cpecte‘edbtons pant Furniture, rs Gisssware, de., be. PBN UY. HE. LEEDS, AUCTION? BR. ENRY 1. LEEDS & MINT. ri io, at ie o'clock, nt the we vestiins tas Won Lae tons prain before reported consisted of 20,900 bushels SY ee @atdd. To Bremen, 100 bales cotton at go, Tho | A, JOURNEAY, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE NO. 6 Pt charters were a bark to Cork for orders, 14,000 busliels ture, on Werineulay, April Vis well oreiock A. My at the reske corn, and one of 16,000 bushels corn, same voyage, at f Dr, ‘Schock, New Brighton Institue (or Belmont Ustoeven Pifth and Bint sagen, elnzant Household 58. 9d.; a schooner to Marseilles, Loghora or G compciaing a large aud | is 7 vi po Rhy Paruituro, conalating of Drawing Room and Lil ‘apni. iv rosewood Os! pesrolcum, 68, sho bri, tah oak Nott to the Wind! hy ward, staves, , gold, and back to. Philadelphia, place. Velvet Garpots Pi fed on, wa, 150.; ofo to the Windward aud. back, $1,600, half Planoforte, oak, Budell, | Tint wad rosewood Furuivre, en site, mado. by, Roux, 3d hat China: Services, ‘eat | Rochefort & Skareon and other drat elnas makers: (Ormoki eng Mungle, &e., &e. Cate: Pine street. yn Theaday Turnttire, consisting in mahozany Furniture, in hair cloth; Extension Tabler, Dining Chala, Chamber Suits, tes Glassware, Kitchen Utensils, a schooner, same voyal 1 a and Severs China, Candelabras, Bisque Grow frond south ‘side’ Cube. to brit to north side Cuba es Rronzes, a collection of very valuable Paint! ings, Teailan tage Lugues at auctioncer’s oflice, Ni jifax, 25e., for dry bbis.; a —_—__--—- x Statuary by Mozier and Wilson, very rare and valuable Bz hiness Vases, an axq of Chesamen Raps Lik eae, $13; paid a arene Ae nore R. ates age AUCTIONEER. Checkers, pera ian a Airary of ‘choice Books, & terme. ston 80. % ie a oem ifoom Purmiure in grt variety, chi wool Win. MozaseEs.—Tho sales were 100 hhds. Cuba muscovado | at 103¢ o'clock, at our ‘4 street, dow Curtains, decorated, gilt and palnied poreeain Tollet oii od esi Face Reve a Ser otr HUSeAgT Ee fe tet Sr nae na ol erate, but oO mart was 3 Pernoigu was dull and hoavy, with more sollere than SILV¥ PLATED WAKE, GUNS, &0, a ‘order and in fae condi bayer, We.thee anes ofS 0 Dbia., mainly at 25c, a | ots to suit elty and country bu “9 Catalogues early y morning. wee for crude, 40c, a 41c. for refined in bond and g6 ‘sc, a 8c. for rened free. Parasia Eon, 61 bb's. pork, 1,140 do, beef, 570 packages cut meats, 58 do. and 100 kegs lard. The de- mand for pork was very moderate, and pricos, though notquotadly lower, wore very heavy, New moss closed at $26 regular; the sales embrace 2,800 bbla, new meas, for forward delivery, seller's option, for April, May ‘and June, at $26 a $26 3 000. bbls. on’ the opot as NRY HW. LEEDS, AUCTIONERR. HENRY f, EN INE, will sll by Auetion, on At 1036 o'clock, at the the privote Reldetre He 683 West 234 nog novi nese Ninth avenue. TURE—The pi g abroad, road coetting of Velvet, a iu erim. 8 family brane is cepa carved oa eins and back eawith tive and en top Centre Tables: Mache; elogant ted rosewood. T Bree mate. Stod: Btool, Ac. ; rosewood brocade Hat Stand; Shodes, velvet stair Oaree: iinbogs 7; also 4, 25 00 a $20 for new moss, $25 a $26 25 for old mess and $21 60 a $22 for prine mess, The beef market was fairly active at provious prices, with further sales of 670 ‘at $15 $10 for now plain mess and. $20 ROSEWOOD At 10a, thie, (Monday) morning, at 1045 o'clock, to the hi thinton place, Eighth strect, cock avenues, cunsisung ie, tree slegaat Parlor silvar plated Stair Rods: ‘Cn a $34 for new extra mesa Beef hams were “yf i bcotel amd en sgured wool a ny Bedstoude; black walrat Lounge, ia quiet but very steady, We noie sales of 600 bbls. at i plate bac) gun dongs or sy Chal nde a pe in hair cic i ae nal 38.0 $39 60. Lacon was dull ‘aud somewhat h avy. n Gore HOVORER | Gey Cass ane eee ie nate Tho tales were about 660 boxes at 16%¢. for short clear hoy we ‘Tables, | Oek extenslo “Dining “Tube, with, Tear and 150. for short rib, and 144¢c. a 143¢¢. for Cambor. | Sweet, fan oo nae con Testen ney | nied Warn. Caticrys Cm key , land cut, Cut meats ‘wore in moderate demand, and | Clocks, rich wood and ta en Purnitire, geay with Which the sale will commenee, ined. The sales were 450 hogany Bed fs ith other wrtidles Fornitare Also at 12 o'clock, A full-blooded tan color Greyhound. Kage. for shoulters, and 10%c. 0 180. for hams, ‘fhe transactions in lard were to a moderate ex- and Hair # att lary, &i Tn or shite. srw in atlondatics to cares past nad ehip tent but thesnarket was heavy. The sales were about Ske toon : 1,400 packages atl Rs. ‘vary, Bitle eld. cver | ome Sor urchanere at ronmepable changes. 550 iS Hwa ae Tee Rees Witt sett by auction Ibsge. Ch Mah rotated only brought 18%. UCTION NOTICE CHARLES YOUNG, | AUCTION. ‘Ox Avr a Butter was {nactive at former nomial rates, Small sales e sale Of ele; at Household Faraitare th day At 1036 0° were made at from 25c. a 46c, for Western, and 40c. a TU 60°. for Stato, Cheese continged quiet, bat'prices were baad without material change. We quote common dairy to ts ea factory made prime 16c. a 20c.. a3 to quality. Sard. Bab Hick —We vote further sales of 2.000 bags Rancoon tn mates Lace bond for consumption at nn advance over previous reat me: . Stegant bronze aud gilt Gas Chandelion, test: pteee,. fie Seon ware pated, Britensnen, Silver are, Crockery and every at | ood Bie ‘lage Ajexandre Urpin with fle stops, Fick ‘vGak.—The market was Cm ig | Sctive and yes. at oar cooda varcsw@d st th sale att ‘ hoot reed black walnut Prtenston Din o's were well susiained. The sacs comprise | ‘* . — : ——— ‘ walnut marble t ond, Kine ‘wali ary (Bia "re Winsew’ Ger ait o Rico for refinmg at 10%¢,, 83 Lhds. di VCTION PRICK TOR TWO LAR 00D with Keps Window Curtaiua to private, t A Washsianda rosnwood marble top Bureau, | match: Marble Bree with Drones Caartelabras, superd deco. bes wt 10°. a 10% , and 76 boxes Havana at 124% % co. | Bedstead, two a aha lana and Dessert sets, with Cut Glass Jn refined scars (he Dusiness was limited, A coTro was ete-a-Teto Sofa, in i] ara, oe two ext on tare rotewood Pin HED KOMS-—Truseets and Ingrain Ourpets, carved back comparaitvaly scarce tnd sold tn gual lols at” 160, at ey Rooms, ooo sixth avenue, | wainut Bods walnut tarble top Dressing Wa- Standard hards were dali at 167%e, mers nh Mask J Tartow was without change, We note farther antes of | ent hort fet | reaus, eared ‘oinck. Walnut Wardmbea, hale und spring Mat: for N. Be be: street, for two days. N. B.—Will be boxed agopem hale und epring Mate pping if desived, 92,000 iba. mainly at 118;c. a 11%, iar. Tonacco.—The market wes without noticeable tm. eTION SAL am atte 8 verte proyemont, nnd, ith @ very limited demand, the silos | dA tneer Nek ANT M3 utained tn, the above reat Wrere qgplities 10 140 coats Chin epedivat at 83<c., apd 47 lange kosortament of W raante ona t ofliee on Monday, Ay cr hody K ntueky at iy B 190, Holders wore not disposed to lower prices fd ay ‘3,600 Pounds Arotic sold for export at ypENry n 1. LEEDS Wa ALDRON, /CCHOREER OCP ans rt f MINED, Rs, B. inet Furniture — CO, will eel oar rather setion, vstmp, April 3, tt crelcle, at BUS ‘AN BLROANT COUNTIY SEAT. 47 NRWRUROs SEAT sap aeons ot Sah sn SOT OO, Feces uid Pena | nA SUMS ET gy Bg is ¥ le 4 Winscet,—Rovelpts 312 bbla The market Winhaudsy Commodea, Crutra, Aeary Curd. ex ence Ha ined “on the banks of the eon changed in evéry particular. Small sales State anc ail Famey Tables, Secretary gu Livrary Boo case, ie Iending. | The Sas 43 ro Western were tnade at $2 26 a $2 27 ne aoeiren Lo iy Cats, Mowe pod za seprorercenlag bt a water, furmace, Ae. Bisck alpat Pastor, 4 ia Bist Rese, Some, 4 ate very i ‘commod.ons. consisting b Bie a ia Bean x yee lables for five horses, «oehman’ juse, Foncy Goods, ao, feo otha, eee rt 7 their goods stored free °F r superior je thane and Jar attention pald to the » Poa ining, forming 9 son of the ‘on the Ftadeon me : LORRT N. WAUDRON, For fur tioulars taquire of, iB! WERKE th, rooma648 Broadway ATE RE chs & Mise tr few. doors west of ra, currengy, which wall cell ot auotton, on Thursday, Aj ok to en ify + L001 te News pair the ‘hme gocuston he vessel. g pp ey, leave tor Newburg dally awa, pene tne ovage, to be 46 Bleecker str At afl hours. botiomry on the cent Tan’ on her ern! — UETION NOTICR. <HRNRY @. ft or, will well in and say Se voyage (rom this port to Sisal, vo received until two o'clock of Tuesday Dts, toma ton ——_—__-____ soi rtrticit._ | Pig Wore, gee Gans early repacked for sipping ees ° ae . ra, Wil oe CoURTE, guinctn, ame WANTED IN B™ ANY yENDAMIN Po THRALT, AUORIDNERR, ald ee ‘oF ae *DbHN NON ANT ear IVIDEND,—TUE GOULD SILVER 30K. ne Eacid ‘estret 8 3. td of pon THEALL § OOO AY, bets Broach the Bank Hen er a ae on oe diel, ae donde in New York, a Tine’ “nreek, _New Yous, Aprils, ay ee RY B. HE! AUCTIONEER. LR itll ee Spree BANK ah gm wy EDwin'Q. Pee) aye xke SIX PER CENT Ty imcaet toc vol S FURR BY noM GOVERMENT TAX. ek ¥ ci ac., ogres Ns) SAVINGS BANK, OM O'CLock, every om io tit 30% prone lore Apelt A eae or om: Aprtt RE Serwore A. Boxee, oa Suite, tn re hy Amaia ORTH AMERICAN LILO’ Wnaae ine, i aan ll a ra Mette six seentor. wilt then Pa ti ita Th — en yWroadway. (eons reprised D. ig a — ros iy) ctoe! RYRY PRETMAN, ACCTIONHER, OFFICE XO.) | ite Fm ANGGRD, [irectora | Scrat co Lowe a4 ‘tree, Puruliare of a famuge . Sroh 27, 1808. ATI: mapa and A senate engin eee Ne OF TIP ERR—OFFIOR $8 BOWERY — Great THE RONDS OF 7am a Tone D. nee Par eae a Moers ub, April f Ft A anes Caras ihe entire Saloon No. 1d and Barroom ees paid ot the cago 4, Aa Poe ak ee sme Noalt | atroet. Bain to pay suorage sod expen abeth ee Bie! Fabian, aw Fixtures. Booka & fie eo beeen , a AUCTIONRE!, 18L.CHAT tune ie alae zap: De wD, WiLL SELL 1118 Beat ratings at 10g ielnck. iy rats i Bink aud ciner Sha a yee PoatES on Boe SES cortsion Dados, Boots ana Geverament Coote, Wo dock oF saint sh day. OTION. rae BARES AT AY OTN oe iS AT Av. hae ‘7 BoaART, avorionenn x0 ofeach A the ators a a reek et aes, =a J. sy. ras eae oa ‘Vnese Bi Gles, ah. ‘OSEPH We OE og MWo'clock us M. sa ep arena ee , at 1036 o'clock, at 69 Mew r, WOO tots Ft Sh gitar A a KSON, 90 Prince sireot, AWNBRKOKER'S SALE.—R. ba ain Ea 489 Pearl street, will sell this day, at 1) o'clock, a of Women’s Clothing, Dresses, Shas, Ch Chae Boots, oth MLYNCE, thing, oe! J, CH, 6 bectand AWNBROKERS SALE—THIS DAY, AT 11 0" Pin A&INGRATAM will sell 50) fots Gold eo] » Dismenta, chains, Order L, Kohn, Clinton ICHARD WALTERS. AUCTIONEER, USEHOLD AND BARKOOM FIXTURES, fen Hongay, April 9 atti ocd, th bold Furniture, weit! Barrooin Fixvires, of No. sirent.consisting of Washstands Bedsteade, Hatt and other Mattrecse' Chates Tad) fas, Rosewood Planoforte, Pier i M r Furnita iglish Beer ’ump, Counters, Glashware, Pictures, and ocher Axtures, Rg seated AUCTIONEER—WILL + day, lock, at 433 Canal airact, fr breaking’ i; t tp ‘cpt huikand floor Wit (3 fol wud. Parl a Windows, Pactitlon, Der ® Aiierdea, Ourtins, iron Bedatendy chnvas Cots; Os ‘Tables, Saloon do. ge A TAGGERTY, AUCTIONEER.—TAGGE: Era} rat Foiae Will give thelr personal sales FARMER. AUCTIONEER, Ry WILL SELL, THIS MORMe gy at LL o'clock, fashortnent of Furuiture goa tata’ tie private rodseaoe LIU Leonard aireote doors east from Uroadway, consleting of one sof rose suit of Parior Furniute in sntin’ brooatel, two do fe French reps; also Rasy Chairs, French pla‘e vlirror, damas® Curtains nd Cornices, Parlor Carpers, clogs ut Wtazere, Come tre Tables, e,, together with a quantity of otuer furniiare, S. = a8 AuCTIONRE SALUSHOOM 1b BOWERY. jONDAY, 103g o'clock, No. 8 Tart Fonth steti tue-ehtire Varaiturehe aald hn pom Cha are, Brséels an) lagrain C Cl Bolan Chaita: Pabless Bureaun, ahsgany and other B sea Th antag Suraw Maticosses. and all other Furnitora, ‘tengils, &c. Sale positive. AMUEL WYNN, AUOTIONSER, 27 NEW OHAMRE! ‘atrect, sells this day aay fing Fixture Liquor Storo 237 First & walnat Barrel Barrels, daaron ‘Tablon. Chale ue two Beer Pups, general assortment of Bar oon Furmiiure, in lois, ves WITTERS, es omeee, OFFICE a AD sell, r, A i giclee, 3 the tuaidens fo fe hee Foam, Gbaingecand itichen Gerltan russes and iber Carpal I Wasdata “sag “yan Taj rain or Furetiate, ote eget nae co Shere re Be bas asi Sos ov large varioty of dining room and kitehen Pur iia Iange ragiear of dining ro en Purn Fiano, M, WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS DAY, AR W 1034, eorner Ashington and Sorilacdt streets, rent, Counters, Mirsors, Tables, Chairs, Wie arenes du Fadiaeey the 170 OH as ‘o'clock, the Lenae, ‘aa Fixturesof i Laquor st nue B, corner of “Hiovenut street sensing of Coumiers Roge, Gasks, Copper Bi Saree iat ine yours ol ootch, trian and "oa Wh Shorry Wines, Vigara, £0. ; four Jase Will be sold separately. y GARR — —AUCTION,—C. LON 0 With in Furniture in gonalehng of quod and Useful Furniture, Carpets, wise BE SOLD, AT PUBLIC AVOTION, ON wi jeaday, the Lith inst., wt 10) street, one o'clock A, M., at of Post & Sfoholm 16) Hasi Swonty-fourth Horse, to dofray expenses of kosping. P Annnnnrne T° SEWER pon, DERS.—SEPARATE SEALED ri pu ch endorsed with, the ttle of the work be offered, also with the of the its" pregentadion, will be received ‘at tile ock A. M., of Friday, April 18, for the comstrag tion of sewers in the following streets,’ to wit-—Ludlow sires, bevvcen 1 -oomaand Delancey; Suitulkatreet, bet r asian; Rudgn ater’, het ee oer | elaneoy ; Js 1g between Second and avenues; Walkcrsireet, between’ Baxter aud. Contre and Thi es Thingy aint Foriteth ait Porty iret rents, avenue aid river, wits lateral branches for the works and forms for the bids can B® splieation at thts office, PWOMAS STH PANS, ) ct hownite be DAREAGH, | Aquedua A. W. CRAVEN, S "Hoard. Cxorox Aquspver Biraicnaasty, | April 2, 1806. Howe _ MARBLE MANTELS. _ ARRLE MANTRLS.—THE BEST PLACE IN N Te city to purchase Marble Man of te letest at A'S Marble W ie sk Sea eine aes N ARBLEISRD STATE MANTELS half UPERIOR IN renee; move du rice of tl TE W AR, 006 Stuy nventie tad stb Broadway, oon hie ‘Phirty-te | and * ‘Thi ty rth 8 qanaie MASEELS, at! quay gue Sed rarchawed ey from large and aad well ansorred shock, ESHER & BIRD, Sram Marble ‘Worka, Ld 103 Bast x. eb ge | or Bad - Tv PINtstt { AND an, # red eh than else a ~ simon Keates jo ‘Maauiuctgry, 66 First ‘Rew near Third street, KY. PRY 3 7 4 ‘ naneedan nr Aart nnn nntinnonree RUPICIAL, TREIH, ONLY $%: BRAUTIFUL 6 cite Fo oP ms gy Sg | Tyihow pain Gold: Pivutina, and Bong Filings 9) coute $1. Othoe 198 Sixt avenua "Dr. UTHER, Dente MOST WONDERFUL DIGOOVERY.—TRUTH tracted without pain or no Changs. Beauvt ui Teeth een. “po Mutha ally per’ oman. 1:8, 163 Grand, two blocks from Broadway, _ oF. aera IXSERTED—FROM $8 TO veled without pain, at 195 Bast ni Fourth avenues, youton ¢ DENTAL ASSOCIATION. —"FO DR. TOM 9 the credit of reviving the usa of thi ove ide) 1% the practice of dentistry. =I at 0 alipiniater tho gag tn tee atlent oy pre Will testify. “Owives 19 and 9 i t tnativsee ene IDN'T KNOW MY TOOTH Was OT,” FAID OSE pusands fay thenanie. | Nitrous okite gap . | ~y ‘Tooth, #1 euch, at DF. VAN VLR anpaae ccherwastin cart Went Four new hea oun’ tieut t smpa, March $¢ Die Dances Wiagal yercocty to aig = rod ‘tary 8 Phi pam Usehe, roy (aahdoum RETWICTAT BYES. ARTIFICIAL ae ] to order and juseried by Drs. FP. BAUCH arm gout LMANS eitarmeety vont by Roissonness, @ § StONTSHITN a. <MA\DAM Pay Se Ges Ticonena, Shot Ste craryihiog te as you enter her room. 4 PA’ —MiSS WELLINGTON TELLS OF BUSLN A ice luek and pumbers, 10] Sixth avenue, MORROW, Iuange: Deal ths wick and beats the i Wish to know; Jaren" was “huni es BONA FIDE ASTROLOGIT —MAD ME WILsOw ane be of your visit, 19) Alien street, neae 00D Lve® REAL rt eae Cr ae ROFR—BY PALMISTRY ON ALL _ 168 Sixth ave adies ie, ge! MARA? BYRON. THR GREATEST BUSINESS AND nal Spier Q0%, causes speedy marriagna avenue. " ADAME ROSA—ORRAT NATURAL PginyovArt oorner Canal, consultation: Ne ADA WALTERS pieTINatt CLAIR’ hing —aicknors, basi ean ead fae EEE F Far ages rede pee