The New York Herald Newspaper, May 4, 1866, Page 2

2 “FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Tuurspay, May 3—6 P. M. ‘The stock market opened under some little depression this morning, consequent upon @ transient feeling of distrust, produced by the Ross forgeries; but, as the day advanced, the speculative fooling became strong and prices improved. The prospect of the ultimate passage in ‘Congress of the Consolidation of the National Debt bill, in- troduced by Mr. Sherman in the Senate yesterday, tended to inspire confidence im the future stability of values ‘and an indefinite contmuance of the prevailtug monetary ease. The bill is received with favor both in Wall street and among the commercial community, but the present fundholders very naturally object to the proposed reduc- tion of the rate of interest to five per cent, This last is, however, a matter of very little consequence in com- parison with the saving of interest, which, if di- verted “annually to a sinking. fund, would be sufficient in leas than forty years to liquidate the entire national debt. The great inducement to make conversions into this funding loan will lie in its complete exemption from all federal or State taxa- tion, as provided by section 2. The. telegraphic sum- mary of the biil sent on” yesterday made no mention of this provision, and hence im ‘remarking upon it in this morning's issue We spoke of the seeming absence of this important clause, which will doubtless provoke some debate. With such an exemption, however, of the principal and interest of a thirty years’ stock, and contemporary legislation reducing the rate of interest on five-twenties to five per cent, when the option accrues to the government, there is every likelihood that it would become popular. The bill provides that not less than thirty millions annually shall be set apart as a sinking fund for the reduction of the principal of the debt in lieu of that contemplated by the act of February, 1862, This amount, including the saving of interest, ig to be taken out of any moneys in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, ‘The fourth section of the act relating to notice of con- version of seven-thirty notes is (ncalled for, and will probably be struck out. The project of a great consoli- dated stock at a reduced rate of interest is one which we have long advocated, and that cannot fail to commend itself to all sound financiers, At present we have to deal with an incongruous mass of securities, equally em- barrassing to the Treasury aud puzzling to the people. At the early session of the open board the market was stock in, 273,534 Seen ere oer 810 Notes in circ 248, 886, 282 Individnal deposits. 530,283,241 United States 29,150,729 4,451,708 80,067,501 21,841,641 30,964,422 83,800, 865, ‘The Boston Bank statement compares as follows with the previous return: April 23. Aprit 30, $86,120,897 723,001 411,093 onus Legal tender notes 19,309, 145 9,549, 61 Due from other banks... 11,638,105 in 049,’ a Due to other banks. 11,856,547 8,942, 007 Depo: 36,946, 182 38,396,210 Oreelntion (national)... 22,469,458 856,656 Circutation (State)........ 744,041 144,425 The following statement exhibits the business of the Pittsburg Clearing House for the week closing April 28: $1,435,095 $339,109 The Wisconsin Union states that thore is a deficiency in the public accounts of that State amounting to $120,000, in the sale of war bonds. It also charges the last Legislature with corruption and bribery, and says that an enormous Stute debt has been incurred by the authorities. The Troy Press gives the particulars of an alleged swindling transaction lately developed in that vicinity, by which, it is stated, several of the banks in Washing- ton and Saratoga counties, in this State, have been de- frauded to the amount of nearly eighty thousand dollars. Two old and well known wealthy farmers succeeded in getting discounts to the above amount, and then, dispos- ing of all their property, including farms, bank stock, &c., unaccountably disappeared, The entire debt of the State of Connecticut, according heavy. New York Central sold at 9234, Erie 7334, Read- ing (sales 2,700) 10634 a 34, Michigan Southern (sales 5,600) 77 a 34, Cleveland and Pittsburg (sales 3,400) 81, Rock Island 1234, Northwestern 28—preferred 5834 a , Fort Wayne 9534 a 4, Canton 584%, Mariposa preferred 2 At the first regular board a decided improving tendency was manifested, but there was no important change in quotations. Michigan Southern closed 134 lower than at the half-past two board yesterday, North- wostern preferred 1, Rock Island 34, Reading 34, Michi- gan Central 4, Mariposa preferred 1, Canton 34, Cumber- land 4, Quicksilver 9. Atlantic Mail was 1 higher. Government securities were firm. Coupon ten-fortics advanced 34, seven-thirty notes of the second series 34. At the one o'clock sessions the market was firm, and it continued go till the half-past two board, when it be- came very strong. New York Central closed 14 higher than at tho first regular board, Erie 3, Reading 1%, Michigan Southern 144, Cleveland and Pittsburg 1}¢, Northwestern 3%, preferred 1, Rock Island 4, Fort Wayne 13, Maripora preferred” 3%, Canton 136, Quick. silver 3g. Government securities were strong. Coupon five-twenties of the old issue advanced 4, second issue 4, third issue 3, ten-forties 14, Seven-thirty notes of the second series were 3 lower. At the open board at Lalf-past three prices continued in the ascendant, New York Central soli at 9294, Erie 7444, Hudson River (b, 3) 11034, Reading (8. 3) 10734, Michigan Southern 785g, Canton 5934, Mariposa pre- ferred 28%{. Afterwards the market steady, and at half-past five New York Central was quoted at 92% a %, Erle 744% a 44, Hudson River 11014 a 5, Reading W6% a %, Michigan Southern 7344 a %, Cloveland and Pittsburg 824 a 44, Rock Island 4 a %, Northwestern 28% a 29, preferred 69% a 60, Fort Wayne 99%{ a 100, Canton 584g a 59, Cumberland 45 a 4, Quicksilver 58%. ‘The supply of money continues extremely easy to the Stock Exchange at five per cent, with exceptions at four on governments, The amount of first class and good commercial paper seeking discount is Kmited, and what- over offers 8 promptly taken at 6a 7 per cent. The gold matkot opened at 12844 and declined to 1273, following which it recovered to 128 and then relapsed to 127%. It subsequently strengthened and the closing quotation was 127% a 128. Tho supply of coin for delivery was easy, and loans wero made at from six per cont to flat, The Sub-Trea. sury disbursed on Tuesday and Wednesday $4,758,346 in paymont of the flve-twenty May coupons, Foreign exchange was firm, with a moderate business for Saturday's steamers at 10934 in bankers’ sterling at sixty days, Prime produce bills sold as high as 109. Petroleum and mining stocks continue dull but steady. At the first board Electric Oil cloved 100. higher than at the same time yesterday, Bennehoi Run 15¢., New York and Alleghany 5: ongolidated. Gregory Gold $1 15, Gunnell Gold 5¢., Kipp and Buell 15e, ; Smith and Parme- Jeo $105 higher. At the second board Gunnell Gold closed 9c. higher than at the tirat board, selling at $1 09; Smith and Parmeloe 46c., selling at $1015; Buchanan rm sold at 37c., Pithole Creek $2 55, Shade river £7c., United States $9 30, Ada Elmore $210, Downieville Gold 40¢, (b.3), Holman Gold 42c There were no new developments in connection with the forgeries of John Ross to-day, but the cashier of the Continental bank explicitly denies the loosely im: statement that the check drawn by Ross upon that institution a favor of J. & Cronise &+ Co., for $63,062 50, with a forged certificate of the teller, was sent to the bank by the payeos be. fore depositing it in the Bank of the Commonwealth and the certificatiog pronounced genuine by the teller, The check in question was never seen at the Continental Bank until it came through the exchanges from the Cidiring House, and the forgery of the teller’s certificate was then immediately detected, and a return of the amount of the cleck demanded from the Bank of the Commonwealth. The report that the Continental Bauk refused to show its certifi cats beok is deciaret to be equally false. The fact that, in addition to the checks, Noss forged and hy- pothecated Michigan Central Railway bonds, goos to prove that the whole scheme of his fraud was a long pre- certed one, and that he was a mere counterfeiter who had turned bis attention to Wall street instead of the manufacture of spurious greenbacks elsewhere. The details of the two last returns of the public debt are as under :— Aprit May. 1 Debt bearing fmt, in coim... $1, S41 $1,186,002, 842 Debt bearing interest in- correney.. 1,187,207,011 1,188, a3, ied Dedt on which tat Lae o 130,879 Debi bearing ng lnterest. Total One and tw notes. Three year: est notes United States notes Total COMM. eee cec eee $76,676,407 Currency ... 61,310,622 Those figures involve the following changes:—an in. crease of $5,856,600 in the coin interest debt and of | in the currency interert debt. On the other | 500,000 in the one ana r ' 000,000 in the three yen $7,594,004 io United nierest Las conse. shows a decrease of on of the national banks | of tw states on the morning of the first Monday ) Apvit iy ofiic.ally rendered thas :— Taraseny Darantweyr, ) Orrick ComrTROLLark OF CURRENCY, Wasmixeros, May 1, 1866.) Abstracts of quacterly reports of the national panking seneauons of the United States, showing their condi- © on the morning of the fret Monday of April, 1866, Lofore the commencement of business on that d: RESOCR ES. fons and discounts : er eee Real estate, furniture aud Oxture 15,896,604 Expense a . oer ints Premiums paid Remittances ac. € Doe from national bank Due from Paved ae nd bankers, v. mae care circulation. © bet Taned tates te ude and securities 400,619 B bia of other banks 816 SPACE ssc ceeees 15,834.851 Ovner lawful money ‘ 103,542,749 Ovber stocks, bunds and morigages. 17,879, 738 Agarognte. cane seeees ss SANG MOT TOT remained | 5000 to the message of Governor Hawley, is $10,400,000, bear- ing six per cent interest, Against tt are the sinking fund, $1,211,767; the bank stock owned hy the State, whose market value is $571,200, and cash in hand, $353,644. A deduction of these three items shows that the existing Mnbilities, over and above assets, amount to $8,463,288, Respecting banks the Governor remarks:— Duriug the year forty-one banks, with an aggregate capital of $12,087,930, ‘in addition to those witoh ‘had previously taken ‘ths course, organized under the Na- tional Banking act, leaving but eight Stato bauks, with an | azgrogate capital on the Ist of April of $1,985, and a circulation amounting to $1,275,782. The capital of ull tha ninety banks, Stato ‘and national, amounts to $26,182,243, On the Ist of January there were fifty-one savings banks, fifty of which reported assets amquating to $28,801,464, and deposits amounting to $28,319,014. ‘The higher rato of, interest’ paid by adjoining Stites, and especially by the general government, has reduced the dopoaits $1,828,274 during the past year, and gradually lod the trustees to Invest more than’ a quarter of the whole in national bonds, New Vork Stock Exchan ‘Tuonspay, FinaT SESSION—10:30 A, M. $2000 US6's, "68, con 11534 Sshs West U Tel. 58% 206,62 100 do, 20000 68,5. #20 10155, 5944 16000” do. 101%; 100 do. 20 cail, 5934 1000 US6"s, '62,5-201g 102° 400 Spruce Hill C10 634 10000 US 6's,5:200,"64 101% 100 DLO 5% 50000 US6's,5-20°,'65 101% 200 Quicksiiver NgCo 94 5000 USS" sy 10-40,c. 9534 do.2d ¢.330. 5334 26000 9514 200 Mariposa pre 200 Atlantic MSS Co. 1263, 95, po gp og 0, sts =o + 120 25000 98 40000 9356 5000 9215 1000 Tennessce 6's. . 734 80 iv ua 1103; Hog 105%; 25 Mich Central RR 103% lagen “ena 11% 6000 111 Central bs, 104 1000 Chic & NW Ist 85 3000 N J Central Ist 101 99 renee. SE forges | 85 b80 77, FtW &¢ 2 5000 Hut Hiv tot o. ie shs Motrep’n Bk 1: 10 Bk of Commerce, 10 Central Nat Bk... 5 Fourth Nat Bk.. 309. ig Chapt oa 300 ChILNWRR pre 38st vant Ah om) Chis’ ref, 8855 300 “adeal 58 * bt oc 58% 109 Chik Rocks IRR ri 200 Boston W Power. B54 50 do.. 124 10 Del, Lack BWR 135 200 Wyoming V Coal 115 Penn Coal Co..., 145 150 NJ'Central RR... 110% 300 Camb Coal pref. . ox SOPitts, FLWACHIRR 98% 100 do.. . %_ 100 MILNSt. Paul pref 63'; 100 Spring M Coal... ae 30 BO. cee cccee OF 600 West Union Tel.. 50 SRCOND SESSION—I P.M. 100 shs Canton Co... 59'¢ 600shs MS&NIoRR 78'; 200 do... . 591g 100 Milw&StPaulpref 65 500 Westn U 1.330 59 = 800 Pitta, 3 wach RR 9 600 ReadingRR..... 100% 500 ‘do........ 904, THIRD SESSION—2:30 P. $2000 US6's,’81,rog. 1081; 100 shs sp co HCD by 15000 US 6: 100N ¥ Cent RR. Q 100 Milw&St Paul pfd 06 200 Reading RR. 10745 1000 do. 107 200 do ; i 10 100000 Obto&Miss cer 26 ; : Soaks Bik of Com, 100% 100 Mic neni Rit 108% 10 60 108 » 100 West Un Ty 100 Canton Co, a0 i 50 2000 Mic bS& N 1000 + 88 200 Quic wae MgCo 54% 100 Chic & RR: 23% 100 eee { 200 Chic & NW prof. 50% 200 c 100 Mariposa pret. 300 Boston 100 spruce Tiill Coal. 200 Clev & Tol RK. 1044, 100 Chic & Kk PRR. 124 00 Pitts Fe W& 100 do 1 REPORT. Tavrspay, May 8, 1866. Asites.—Receipts, none. The demand continued very moderate, but previous prices were demanded in view of the small supply. Pot was quoted at $6 75 a $6 S745. Pearl was entirely nominal, COMMERCI Brxapercrrs.—Receipts, 2,966 bbls, flour, 2,022 bbts. and 1 orn meal, 3,570 bushels corn TH do, oat! and prevailed for State and Western flour, and towards the close of the market prices were generally be. higher, in some cases 10c, higher, the market closing firm at ‘the improvement. The sales were 14,500 bbls, at our revised quotations annexed, Southern flour was in good demand and firmer prices were realized, The sales were 600 bbls. Canada dour was in active request at an advance of 6c. a 10c. The sales were about 600 bbis. Rye flour was agai firmer, with a conti fair request. We note sales of 300'bbis. Corn meal was quiet, but v Superfine and W stern flour Extra State. pa Choice Slate < Common to medium extra Western. Extra round hoop Ohio. Western trade brand: Common Southerd Fancy and extra do. Common Canadian Gvod (0 choice and Rye flour (superfine). Corn meal, Jers y. Corn meal, Brandywine Corn m Brandywine, puncheons —The demand for wheat was better, an’ trifle in seller's favor. The sales, Gemupeiee 3 ela, at $1 80 for No. 2 new Milwaukee, $1 88 for No. 1 old Milwaukee, $1 78 for No. 2 Milwaukee, $1.96}5 a $1 97 for No. 1 choice new Milwaukee and $1 96 a $2 50 for new amber Mic! Corn was in fair request, but prices favored the purchaser, The sales were about | 50,000 bastrela, ot T8e. a 82e. for unsound, Fe. a S4\c. eeeoteses SuakeS hooo SxSSsesesss SSBRSTSSESSS Fga . \ for sound mixed Western in store and delivered, 1 She. for new Western mized, Onts were more ewady, with a fair business, at a 480. for | new Western, Sle. a 590. for old Western, 6le. for State, S5e. a 660, for Jersey and 570, a S8e, for Canada. Rye was in moderate request, at about previous rates. | We note rales of ed Boge shels, at O4e. a 960. for | State and 800. for Western, The demand for barl Meng tinued moderate, and prices had a downward ten ~4 We note sales of 1,000, bushels, at $1 12 for | West, Malt was withoat oagenti alteration in any re- eet. No sales of moment were heard of. The re- YORK HERALD, the myer et oer ear Bo 2 7 1808, of 54,769 over the Delaware, Lack- road for the week ending Ape 28 was 30,662 tons, and for the season 406,505 tons; for the corresponding week last ear 23,028 tons, and for the season 286,788 tons. The Le! ‘alley Rail carried the same week this year 22,71 he last year 30,068 ; since January 1 this roar 608,100 tons, last year 547,809. Freicuts were dull and entirely nominal” By steam very low rates were accepted, The engagements were: — To Liverpool, 1,000 bales hemp, 203, per ton; 50 tons tallow, at Ts6d_; 150 bales cotton, at Nid. Tho charters were ‘A vessel to London, 20,000. bushels grain, pri- vate? A schooner, from Manzanilla to New York, pri- vate, Hors were firm, with a moderate demand from con- sumers, We note sales of 85 bales, at from 25c. a 65c., as to quality. Mo.as-es was quiet, but steady. Sales to the trade were made in small lots at full prices. Provi-ions,—Receipts, 140 bbls, pork, 41 do. beef, 110 pkga. cut meats, 1,013 do, and 267 pkgs. lard, The pork market at the opening was decidedly active, and prices advanced, but subsequently the excitement subsided and the improvement by the close of the market was almost entirely lost. The sales were about 11,000 bbls. on the spot, at $28 87 a $2056 for new mess, ‘closing heavy at the {nside prico; $28 25 a ot 50 for old mess, aud $24 75 a $25 for prime, Also for future delivery,’ mostly for May, June and July, sel an gan teeenn Option, 7,000 DbIs. new mess at $28 87 a $29 50. Beef was in far re- west at full prices. The sales were 1,000 bbls, at $16 a $20 20 50 for new plain mess, and $21 a $24 50 for new ex. tra mess. Beef hams were not very active, but the supply was light and prices were steady.’ The sales were 160 bbls, at $40, a $42. Bacon was quiet and heavy, The sales were 460 boxes, at 143Z0. 014%. for Gumborland cu 6c. for long clear, and 15.4¢. for short ri6. Tho titirket for cut meats was without material change, though with an improved demand prices were a sbade firmer. The sales were 800 peccaaes at llc. a 12c, for shoulders and 16c. a 18¢. for hams, The tran3actions in lard were at rather firmer rates. The sales comprised 900 packages at 173¢¢. a 2c. ; the latter rate an extrem» outside price for choice kettle rendered in sip ampall lots, Butter was dull at last quota- at ose was quiet at from 16c, to 22c., as to quality. PetRoLeum.—Tho market was without especial altern- tion—frm but quiet. Refined was sold at 42c, . latter price for prime standard white, and crud 270. We note sales of 3,500 bbis. within this range. Rice.—The market was quiet, but steady. Full prices were realized for a few small lots sold to consumers, but no sales of importance wore hear of. Svaar.—The market exhibited but little animation. The offect of the brokers’ new tax is very we Dealers generally exbibit much care in ene only small transactions were reported, 20 Gubg muscovado at from 0%. a he eae? and a bhatt oem wee se, The businoss in refined fgnt was also light, but —_ were well sustained, Standard hhards were steady at 153c., and A coffee at 14Xc. a 14%. Hards are still scarce. STEARINE was firm, path a moderate inquiry. Sales 8,500 Ibs. prime at 19; Toracco.. eran was inactive, but prices were unchanged. A small trade was done at previous rates, including 46 bhds. Kentucky at 6c. a 22c , and 42 cases Oh’o and Connecticut secd leaf at 130, a 10e. TALLow was firm, with a fair demand. The sales were 129,000 Ibs., at lXe. 0b WinexeY.—Receipta, 295 bbls. The [rca continued dall and fionginal, wit for small am Horace rer + eRe ap ee og follor Be ert te beg lores montioned States for the. past ba ye that the yield of the ag oar may be safel Gamat: ed at four millions of pounds over tha t of Inst year :— 1804, oa, 1868, Tbs Tilinois .. 10,006, ),000 12,000,000 Wisconsin 4,000,000 5,000,000 Towa... 5,000,000 7,600,000 Minnesota . '250,000 '450,000 Total...... 000 1 wine reported’ number of sheep in each State {s as fol- ows : Titinols, 000 Wisconsin, 1,200,000 lowa.... 1,600,000 Minnesota Gene } State or New York, Cowrrnouien’s Orviog, ALnaNy, April 27, 1853. j The follows sh regulations arc hereby adopted for the ise Of the indebtedness of tia Slate, authorizes by chapler 535 aves of 1835, aad chapter 299, laws of 1888, und pubifshed for nation new tasue mill bo in tho form of regletered steak, pact Doman. Attached, payntte in twelve years {rom the Zu day of Apri 1885, with fatorest_ atthe Tate of seven par om payable semi-annually, on, the drst days of January ‘and July m_ ench year, andthe Compirol- ler'a Rovere bonds, tasted under ‘chaplee, 84, Inws of 1885, ruay be converted inbo either form of indebtedness as may " Holders of Revenue bonds maturing on the first , 1866, are required, on or bafore the first dey, of June nest, to surrender the vamo to the Transfer Ageat of iNe Bute, ‘atthe Hank of the Manhattan Company. tn tie city of New York (who will isgue receipts therefor) and at tivo same, time, nignify the form of indebtednass, whether Kogistered Stock or Coupon bon: y desire in exchange. The. teunafor books will close on the first day of June. eet, lo allurd tine for the preparation of the new iagus, which will be + delivery wf, the, Kank of the Manhattan Comprny on the frat of July following. of as soon thercalter a practioablo, hird—Revenue bonds maturing on the first of January, 1967, will be convertible at. that time, or they may be oon: ertad at the option of the holders on ihe first of July next, I couformity with the foregoing regu a THOS. hits HOUat, Comptroller. yo J. C1800 a | son, iNKERS, NO. 33 WALL hacia NEW YORK, RECEIVE MONEY AIN DEGOSES 1a Gold Coin or Car. roncy, and allow interest at the rate o€ four per cent. per annum on daily hulances, subjost w cheok at sight. acitnie, Certificates of Ds ene imterest payable on Jemnan Nexotiate Loans and Business Lxecuie promptly orders for tie Purchase and sale of Gold. Buy and sell Goverament and other Securities on com: jollections on all parts of the United States and JOUN J. Crs, Late of the United Staten Froasury ia New York. JOHN ASHFIELD CESCO. TERN, SEAM BANK, 8 CAROLINA jake Canada. Sout PEOPLE CAROLINA UNION HANK, AOU OLIN A. BANK OF AtWwnenicy, UTH CAROLINA BANK oF MOUTH AROUIN AND 0 Novi NTE LAWRENCE, BROTHERS & ¢ Bankers, 16 Wall «treet, New York. ANTED—JERSEY t PONDS AND, HUDSON County Bond: SEWE E, Atioy neya and Counsello Broadway Sind New at. J; ANTED—PROM $25,000 TO $20.00) ON IMPROVED in this, oly, as first mortgagy; tele, o Addrows B., box. 2243 Post TO LOAN—ON MOST FAVORABLE terms, in sums to suit, on real estate in pans pire BI fine street, bu rement. N BOND AND. MOR’ SUE MINMAN, 15 Watisteeot. $1: 10. mi $145.000 & bebe T THE WESTERN age NG. Y STORE, 22 SRVENTIE to Redding hERG, 213 most valne. Ladies Orders attended to iu and oat Seventh avenue, you w attended by Mrs. Rosenber of the clty ASHBERG pays (he highest Broadway prices for tiemen's Cast OF Clothing. Ladies waited ahberg. M, ABRATAMS, ¢ OF 231 SEVENTH AMR 2, ill [pay tlie. highest caah pric Cast Of Clothing; also Furniture, aby calling on of addressing. Ladie ied ras AD ratama. T LEAST FIFTY PER CENT MORE THAN ELSE- where can be obtained for Ladies” aad gentlemen's cast of Clothing Carpets, Wedding. &e., by calling on or address. 3, 103 Seveaih aveuue, corner Twenty- Ps faticn’ aut TTENTION.—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S CART of Clothing, Carpets, Redding, &e., wanted for the Weswrn markets, The highest price paid by calling on or tof Miss HAGK, 33) Sevonth avenue, sear reat M. MARKS REMOYED TO 9 SIXTH oaite Clinton place, Righth street, Ladies you tah to receive. the highest cash price lothing, Carpets, Farniture, Jewelry, te, {o supply the Western markets, and gentiemen, vill be xi anongh to call otvor ad. the number as watted adie re tipon by Men. Marts ‘ho pe F, CAST OFF G rr of valli aren Me GAMES LIRKEATRICIS 408 Pearl heathatn HE Te RTS Rs. A ror LaDIRS Loot bang cal omor addresait aT CRLET! bap tindson streets west carat we PROPOSALS, | ROTON AQUEDUCT a rerec WHARE and Shed Rutiders oposal®, endorsed 4) name of biden, date of pre again an end be received at ‘hie otive'unet on Thursti May 10 cat which hour they wil be ope ton of a Wharf and = a Tod Cy. P find specifications can be Suen on ay ofice Bast a of flour and grain at Chicago, acne and To. jedo for the weeks ending April 28, 1866 and 1866, and since January 1, were:— Ly 19884, 1865. 1846, Aprvi WB. since Jan. 1. | Flour, bbls... 5,600 949,000 | Wheat, bushels 380,700 2,661,600 8,311,800 Corn . ‘ 108,200 2646,800 8,966, | Corrs. The market was lese active and, though prices wero Without decided alteration, there waa a no- | Useable tendency, particularly for common grades, to- @ reduction. "Buyers atthe annexed prices were though some demand Caves for lots offered a ‘The sales wore 1,770 bales, the market clos. ing nominal at the Splgwins quotations — Upland. Florida, —s oO. er. Ordinary. . F 2 on middling ona a atading, 88 35 2 emote market contianed ‘2ulet goats gpouyi? 3 a n . B 3 it Eighty third st ee TOW AS STEVE ROBERY L _ Orniee C) ‘iy We Rotinda, Ci 188 2 a0e | OM roman mo8.0 A yw grgaer COMMISSIONER, NO. oT fo eloged ta, & vealed durelope, Croton sae t Board. en with ibe | ‘due mt the aero ‘the name of the bidder will be reg | at this office uptll calng rene geme 10, ay ui + sepan te ‘ rth nreet, from oat ‘Bia crm Bok omen and mings Bay LAG is Seater Deraxransr, New Yore, MATRIMONIAL, wine <i ce te eee ean A mmf or spocation, N, RR MENT PER. | A ey cena |e F FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1866. Orry REAL ESTATE FOR t SALE. COUNTRY REAL REAL ESTATE FOR 5 SALE. ’ walk: REET arn i ere rire ee ing a view of oro tous faland irae HOUSE Is large and {n complete orde and contains AL Hints Torstale SP AR A at aA pats to best atyia, Apt weet of Fifth avenue. GOOD THREE STORY HIGH STOOP bar pat ih. eer te tenes as : mill's rented. ‘Particulars with 8. EMBERSON, Eighth avenue. ; almost new; is well ait R SALE—A FIVE STORY DW! ELLEN pouss. ae any ted ad ousl} $16,000. "It is rented advantager'*ly-n1oR, 486 Broadway. iit al aie am ES R SALE—THE THREE BroRY HIGH groor r° ‘Hudson street, Price $6,000, Posses- b House 613. OR SALE CHEAP—THE THREE STORY BROWN t, between Lex- Ve stone House 122 ast Forty-sixth, street, between Lex, nd Fourth avenues. Term: . PLAJT, 58 Lexington a\ whe OR SALE OR TO LET—COAL YARD, WITH NINE years’ tier ae suiianls for ae westuitas | 2 ‘willin, exchat foreity orcou l. Inge oa premises pay rent of yard. Inquire ut Tie Sie 8386 Seventh avenues Ao FOR SALE—FOR $5,000; LOCATION BE- cre Lied and bret me oe to ny sat street; pleasint an nteel ne orhoor a veal sireat; pleasant and genteds a ror Oma Ruta No. 2 Pine street, ro: HOUSES FOR SALE—ON THIRTY-THIRD Peas fa fog eta ae ra * 40); price 50 OU Hy ue retpply JOH Pietite rou, 418 Third avenue, ash and tathacen, and ‘and carpeted throughout with Brua- ls and three-ply carpets, laid down last year, and partly OUTBUILDINGS are of recent construction, Toph every py TAGS seenenlonee: lane earrings hone, ox SS7GRDAY, MAY 19, At NOON, ve | pai ; hennery, piggery and sheds, dc,, d&c.; all newly From Eee art ‘GROUNDS are over 8 acres, beautifully ornamented Toe Conlva’ Lepaseas Tana: ip cpa ie desta id toes | rit ats ca ed puts Gud a phdrnel | Sata, eta, a on me Lseubiagituogy 2 fazorie fine i ahrorai Tae on in perann, OPIN roa GARDEN, of over one and a fe mitecl, pany Bly ea Pe tity acre, with hotbeds, ber lackberry an‘ nd about one jusaund of the best varieties of, strawberry A PLACE every way desirable for_a permanent home or summer residenco; uation unaay from, Ww Sorte and fasiniroce iio dheattest Partic POSITION, ro. | OP TON rth THE IOAR AGU! Oe wen wont REDUCED RATES OF PASSAGE Second Sound and surrot ig country Third clase, 8. icy i itaa hot and cold water, stationary In THROUGH TO witle, soar AN Pte pared Sreansnir iY COMPANY ecahoute, grapery, and stocked Sousend raspberry DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S THROUGH. LINE. TO CALLYORNTA CARRYING THe UNITED RTATES MAIL, leave pier Nod North river (foot Of Canal street)” at 18 ofelogk. noon, # heist lich and 21atof every ‘month (ex rien thse dates fall on Sunday, dud then 90 he pre cehing Saturday), fa Oe ALL, pone ‘at tas Moc mene 0 Ca ates Tron Baan ane eeaning at aaa 0. the se bathing ts excelleht, and the site . The einen ‘alks on the aye- the dey tagged this EN PEVTON: 274 Bowery, New York. $1.00 Ist—ARIZONA, connecting with § SACRAMENTO, | WILL BUY $80 ACRES OF GOOD ADs | Ilth—COSTA HICA, connecting with GO with a er, Boss abundance ax CONSTITU BON Of frat, sated in he Sig cn Fae a one etomoet at Panams, With HERR e MARES, Hea Ete Booker HOO ee eet tant. ith for, CER: i ant Thien street Ta AMERICAN PORTS. lose of the Ist touch at ANI $1, 500 TO $25,000.—BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN AND to 0 minutes by rail; Great variety: all'prices, h. One hundred pounds allowed Country Meats and Farms, in all directions, 39 oon ecked throug! por (CELL & GO.,, 240 Broadw: anco free (0 MANUFACTURERS.—FOR SALE, TWO BLOCKS Tortie exmbracing 0 lots, with dock front of 200 feet, on which are extensive brick Buildings and Stoam Power, How used as a grain distiller. but all adapted to any ai manufacturing business, Apply toJ, & W. 8, TOWER, Front street, area REAL ESTATE FOR § SALE. OR TO Lt, ‘A SHIPSMUTH'S Si0P, F° wit ie bn iain ‘ang lapse Jot Will be sold cheap on on q aeonunl Beth OW er eet Size of building 23x See eon tie premaine to BL ica ie Books hear Hamilton avenue terry, Brooklyn. HE ELEGANT THREE *STORY HOUSE 41 GREEN mente, Brooklyn; all modern conveniences; splendid as fixtures: pervect onary ynoseapleds immediate pos Session, 52 John street, roota N: FOR SALE, WORTH $5,000, A GOOD $3. 800. large frame House, filed 1S tne Lo Sx part can remain on bond and mortgage: owner going to E Fone. Apply ou the premises, Quincy #treel first house west of Marcy avenue, north side, Brook! ¥ REAL ‘ESTATE. FOR T 319 FOURTH See AR ¥ STANLEY Day. 80; sale, with possession, intod. ‘on application oF Uy mail free. OUNTRY_ ‘eo re bog LI. . for sale—On rare we $8153 4 oxte witb tow Gf Bast civer: ain ‘aw Beal apply saa STEEL, ii Cherry street, New pee oe ROW SMITE Astoria: A FINE NEW RESIDENCE AT ELIZABETH, FOR sale, choup;, immediate possession; fruit; all cou a tes” 84 ve MiNUeS TBROTHERS, 190 Broadway. Ao FINE RESIDENCE FQ H SBLe a beet ee bay? ty, at Fordhat ra ste. i Dentsat Eben oie ay ty New Chambers Street, Gainer of Obaihans BARGAIN.-FOR SALE, AT IRVINGTON, N. J. idence; house convenient; e arn. ‘fine garden, fruit frees; lew York. EWSTE i Pe RS, 119 Broadway. RAZIL PROPERTY FOR SALE.—IN THE PROVINCE > of Fars, Bras ih Estate, with Sawmill Muchiiery for making sugar and rum. The eatiee i ‘punied on the Itha des Onoas, directly opposite to and two stant from Para olty. ‘The soil ts fertile in the bighost degree, and adapted to the cultivation of. the cane. cotton, corn, cooos bean, Ae. For, further and more minute inion fou ngitlen ie -. to F, B, DO AMARAL, 892 Hicks UCKING /AND FISHING § SHORE. For Sale—First class Farm, with ducking and fishing shore attached, near raflroad station, and under high state of cule tivation.” Abundance of trait, Address Heury Bowser, box 191 Baitimore, Md. ven! $2. 500.7% —FOR SALE, A SMALL FRAME COTTAGE, fine ind, with fruit and other ‘ree ‘condition; cheap; possessior Ponda and about one mile this aide of Nowiown village, an three anda half from Williamsburg. ferri Call at DODD'S, 89 Nassau street. abba cine For pass: mtn ic on the wharf foo! three-quarters sore of pany ices oes on ie OLMAN, Agen peviner, des, all in immediately: on direct VANA, SISAL AND VERA CRUZ CAN AND H* Mexican Mail SREY aus SNe at eases aide- teamship ANDRI North river on 1 Sata SPM. ‘for tho above barn, henhouse, and ‘beautiful loca- 0.000, -TEN, THOUSAND, DOLLARS | WIE ‘+ purchase an elegant sh ae ‘Resident situated in Palshaveny Massy ine, hike lass what ws, thie Fair! Bedford and affords good opportunities tor taking aud bathe For further paruiculars ‘address. Fk. Whit Fal Fairhaven, Mass. $10. $10,500.70! GALE, OF 10, HET A BEAUTE. 10 rooms, cellar and garret; 144 acre of ground, set ou! with fruil and ornamental treed, grape vines, On eave, nient by boat or oe Taguleeet OHN Wall gipeet, oF of 2s North river on Tharglay, pe ‘Agent, 26 Broadways ports. For ert Om haa .—THE NEW AND SPLENDID =e large, with Lies stories high;, large conservatory, PERLE Captain J. 3. Lawrence, TRC vemetnble garden ls laid out, The village | jeaye'pier No. 4 sort iy Wedicaday ay ‘en ix situated on ¥, opposite New | Worcop p Jon teres. Moet lent apply «TS MOBPORD. TILESTON & G0., 20 Broadway. hitevell, Jr., vEW ORLEANS. Saturday, first $13; second $3, jcc a week, cabins 3 aa - ah aa ARUP RRR" Wo. 6 Bowling Gi ful well finished gothle TLouse, eontaintn) CATTNACH, No, 1b 1M maate me wisn 7 70 PURCHASE (A HOUSE up tows on ts | Ja lots EL Tarim West. Address Reed, 1,20 B oR Ww DIRECT. NEW 8 Ene RRS, aR vege aw: irday, P stay 3P.M., from the companys er orth river. For Seles ‘or passage apply to (MES A. RAYNOR, 10 Barclay street, R NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.—THE EY fatal sd FS: ditse stonmnship SHERIDAN ‘aptain E. W. Hol REAL ESTATE WANTED. half, cust, halt city ‘ESTERN LANDS WANTED, located in Michigan, and worth $40,000 or $45, Exchange, box 213 Herald office. will leave pier 9 North river, on Sal For freight or passage, having unaul Apply to. B. CROMWELL. & CO. OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. (86 West street. exchange for a valuable maanatactariag Ws erty, ‘ANTED 26,000 ACRES OF LAND, IN NORTH CARO- The Coastwise Company will despatch the superior ‘about west of Salisbury, suitable for sheep rais- | #idewheel steamship => py ‘ONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE. tna, oe naeane to Loudon direct, $90, $60 and $39, payable in | and pla bien from London or Havre, $90, $60 and $39, payable 88, with terms, W. £. 1 248 Canal surcet. J, Linebarnes i ‘ == | on Thursday, Me: 2P. M., “ 29 North river, AN .N STEAMSHIPS, i pie foot or Wearontrat Ia pow footing freight, and, gives gives th of lading and 8 LO, n Hlorida and Texas, ‘and Mississippl and Olfio river ports laces, fretght at 177 West street, corner For sage or fretg! HOD Do past bf nll streak, ‘Warren, or to R. H. DRU: 04 Wall street MOTON. . From From Now York. akan mat an “Reet at | “YyTLLIAMS & GUION! LINE UNITED STATES MATS See aeae May FOR Galveston, TEXAS, i NAY May! uate | he rat ase on ro eeamee de Serpent vay 8 Commander. For telght apply se cule teh on anroaing, | Sag receivieg Berens ior SY Hast river, HOWLAND. AND AND ASPINW. ALL, / A son Sata May o'clock BM. oe Wit CABl Vassack $75. 1K HAMBURG-AMERICAN "PACKET COMPANY'S passa apply to fron mail! steamship For freight or , WILLIAMS 4, Quon, Xi; Trautman, commander, cnr able in gold or iis equivalent. ba try Gini re a 2 KUNMHARDT General gente 45 Exe! — Ligne) N.Y. LLEMAN: NTA, oF phe Vaited States mail, will sail on Saturday, May 5, at Ce Fo GALVESTON, TE TEXAS, in AMSaIes. HAMBURG, The ‘Al a scan. oa 1 fan Passengers for Hamburs, Havre, Southampton and Bra: Firat cabli second cabln, $62 50; wtecrage, i, ui e Gonimanders sai SATUR- ‘Kast river, ane ring superior accor aving 8\ mig 14 wil leave Bay 13 will receive. frei ia . B. RICHARD & BO. Goneral Passage as seo OF cy ob Barclay otreet, NY saléée lan. LEGANT RESIDENO# FOR SALE—IN WORCESTER, ‘The Samuel Davis House, with 754 acres of Land, will be soldat public auction, on ‘the premises, on Thursday, May 10. at 11 o'clock A. AM. The dwvetiing hou'so is of the first clnas, erected in 1853, thoroughly built, in perfect repair, fitted with water works, furnace and all modern, conven: fences. ‘The grounds are'ornamentad with a fine grove of large forest trocs, and the garden contains many excellent fruit trees. | No more beautiful place ean be found in ceniral ts. ¢ same time and place, six Lots on and near Cat! treet, containing about one-half an were bet rt of the same estate, and ainong the most Gextrable bulid- For plan aud terme of sale apply at W. WELLL tee, io Central Kashangn we Go. x HOAM, CHARLES SPRATT oF APPLETON ARMS FOR SALE—IN WESTCHESTER AND ROCK. ‘aid counties, containing from 20 to 300 saree, of god land: goed improvements; well watered; sbundance of Ane ruits i100 to $200 per acre. Particulars PRbetSO 421 Sigh avenue, HE NORTH AME! ‘ori: amt Bremen, via _ ames, carrying, the United, state mail, taking passengers to Bout eave picr 49 North ‘river, New urd Miacisstrrr chartered), 2,500 tons, 900 horse sete ‘arber, Commander... W rst SMEG Ex ips surgeon oni board, for frelght or pe or Yor pet to i Office of tire North American Lloyd, 45 Beaver street. N LLOYD. line of frat class ocean steamers hetween New OR SAVANNA, GEOROIR: Fr FREIGHT AT hEpvcRD 5“ ATES. Cabin pa t ‘The new, Slagant and very ery fa passenger os nAL, SARA, in Thomas H. Morton, 3 are, on signing, May's, at3 o'clock P. M., from ploe PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS USSURPASSED. mn, London and Havre, ‘ork, for Bremen, on thefol- hts June la. i *, 3,000 toua, |, horse tons, 1, mph asm ulors, ndet ae 23. F ht tS ape japsiue in sede! susan ingen ee oe NUSTOM, FOX & Sinha, wee ee Hl, $18: nen ‘cabin, 8 ‘second, Biss if steer- I ton oso, me ERY sees AT 3 P. Pler 13 Ni of Toda atrodt, EL LINK. ss «Hone Ay 9, 45 Benver oy company, "serie © ving inventions CRDi care Sceretary. SAN & x raya MISSOURI Loveland, Gomwnaader, we Saye ty dollars. OR SALB—AT COLLEGE POINT, L. I, NEAR THE Siapmboat landing. a well built Totise and ton lose of growl wlintonked w with peal trees, ehrubbery, gi Fines, &e'; geod barn, cow house and fold cheap. “Apply to TRASK & ZUDI F°%,..2! SALE-WITH OR witnogr RURNITORE, lorses, Carriages, &e., ‘one mile Country | heat wes A aoventeen we Jnrge and roomy, with modern out, and pla " a of undo and ornaroental Keeoas ah abn. dance of apple, pear, cherry and peach trees tn full beariay trad most of (ne chexoe varieties St hardy grapes: an exed cok lent kitchen garden, with exten ctner supall Tyutler garcemerte’ wouse, Cate: ternpan’ iidingg: leohouse Aled, The garden will be and the endy for Immentiste occupation, |The aude unsurpassed. Prica| . BB) . Tern enay not so! the will be rented for rd °y ith of the furthe ticulars pea of HOMER MORGA, Nl house: willbe -BLGR, 87 earl ot Por No. 2 Pine street, acres of of Vit be wold with or with. out Furniture, Apply 10 NATHA TEL NELES, 18 Wall st, K AND LOT IN MONTGOMERY Y. “Honse lange wad convenient and with fruit, well stocke how being ec dew York im to take b . For call parttealare as Jouathan Hnwiins, Montgomery, Orange ON THE short drive fro ine shade, terra and fabitg, Leonard st et. F° £34 —A\T TOTTENVILLE, STATEN ISLAND. tage, acre rich lund and good bathing shore, for ner On adjoining. Dr, PF. STEWART. only $2.20 modern improven Apply on the premises to JG. WEL Rockland county, N. ¥. A COUNTRY Bt eld, N. J. h 2 OF 21 ACRES, railroad from : vd fe good A situation. For par. as pa THE Ctr ntry it, cont rte the modern itm} eres pond: cannot be surpassed in, for palf ite vaiue. Toquireot COP. FiN'S RENWORTUY, Eel ‘orner of West and Duane streets. OR SALE —A DESIRABLE POUNTRY 81 jes’ drive of Wall stroet, and necess 7 Central Railroad all hours ot the day | ‘on New York baj 4 commanding an wns the Narrows and Statep ontaining ‘all modern improvements cept gas: Gardener's House, fine Barn and Stable, and lon House, filed. “Will be sold cheap for cash. Addreia box 83 ol Fea BALE—ON THE RAST BANK OF THE HUDSON, ae of Yonkers, a fine Res ¥ S24 + immediate of aie sti ane bbery and shade trees ; ima bry nn. ferms and price mod Fate, EMBERSON, 421 Eighth avenue. R SALE—IN ak CITY, VERY LOW—WUAT KE oud within» week—a very neat two story and basement rick House. The house is in condition, in first rate neighborhood. Possession mm wil let for over 15 percent above cost. Also two very fine Country Seats, w in 5 Sian Se i ee are in very fine locations, are first cla: up Rooms} opring ot pare water nest the house, Loveation ax Healthy a8 any tn the State. Posssasion io 8) days, “A gond chance for parties who want (rst class cou of thous te within 2 mery fy AP—A Tron eo river, at Bayonne, newer = OWA, HENDERSON SS Nanou sec on th modern improvements, One has los of New York. i ly to BVAN ree! Wie marmer? aro atroet, Jersey City. ALE OR EXCHANGE. Farms on Long Niualed wher has other business in the F's ride from Hunter's point, NORTH AREEIOAN 107 bn Aes The rat chaas new jron will leave plet 6 taking passengers to I, menvat the following rates etait ROGER BROS. STEAM To LivERPoor, CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN. ee tates mails. =r. ad LONDON. ETNA... ‘OR! Gity OF BOSTON And cach from Pier 44, N is RATES OF PASRAGE, PAYABLE TN CURRENCY, ‘By the mail stouingr wailing every Saturday:— "88 a Fonte ta the interior. Fo SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. oat LEN, Agents, = oa! 1, comman sarezng the Oy the Ua ‘No, & Bowling Grew. MIUHSDAY. 9 way a AVANNAI, GEORGIA jondon, Havre, Kcvtiampton and Bre- Ss * MURRAY'S ‘The fe sailing stent ss $37 90. ¢ favorite fast ing Seaee will sai x river, font of Wail street, *Benerat Agents, 45 Reaver atreet, Fhe Mey Hay fase 3 Sean ce paseng, an i t acccummodations, on ff Cri Y Palate FOO. bin, $105; second ra, $02 kly, carrying the United Saturday, May & OR CHARLESTON, 8. REGULAR LINE OF Sinst cL, STEAMSHIPS. “Gatun, Bay ib Piet No. 14 East river, fo0t of Wall aireut. ‘Retarasy, Mar ANDALUSIA, pin je pend * - SARAGORBA and ou reding:§ Lo go UAKER CITY, tori i é is now recotving oop will ie ig de apaiabed on Woteendey'n seninors will tempora freight aoe For freight ¢ or passage, having uns accommmeda- Vassengers also forwarded wo Giavres! Hamburg, Bremen, | tions, apply to ‘4 st mondernte rates, ARTHUR LEARY, ‘erage passage from Liverpool or Queenstown. 73 William stcoet, Tlokets can be bought here by persona sending for their | FoR CHARLESTON, ©. For further information apoly at the,Company's ofteos. MONRKA, Ca ea EMILY B, SOUDER, Captain ff. Lockwood. th Broadway. Nev Vor. The new and elegant BIVERPOOL, aid sloumshi teainst MTL B NoupRR Ueing unavoidably detained, will leave Friday, May 4, a0 M.. from piet 96 North river. or fe gut or passage, Laving splendid accommodations, CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN. from Boston, via Halifax. from New York... PRESAGH MONKY FRO KEW ¥oIRK omy LIVINGSTON, FOX & CO. Agente, pee $132 69 | Second eatin 0 00 ef atreet. PASSAGE MONEY YOM scum ” 8 Livery as aes 12 50 copie Ey teeeee 285 00 FoR: NORFOLK CITY POINT AND RICHMORD. For freigit or passage apply (2 acawens The new ond CORA, Uapl Lawl Panek _No. 4 Bowti com. Every Retaress = EMARUE, Capt, H. A: Houram Every Wosivendaypat 2M, ARG: LT ‘rom pier 36 North river. on JOHN H. PALME on the | aE a ham tig Ge Gok, Sou gee ‘and by fre red; 1 hour from ish wes “MOORE & ‘2 BROWN, 31 Nasew street. JJIFTEEN COUNTRY SEATS FOR SALE OR TOLRT— Furnished: reat frow eat es New Yor 1} street. FANDS IN TEXAS—ON- ert TO Suir POR. 4 mF. Land in two surveys, conslsti ina five fifteen miles weet of ed Kotsntos wp well Musquit, oak, elm rT ieacae with heavy Lov Fopte ures mites in bawks of the Leona esc atong for stock, and / ae oe Eo orl ay gece sated for the cyflivation of oe Yamtend by YY 4 \. vy iues Bau Bato Yo, Fees COAST VY Wen SPEAMSHIPS. OR BANTIAGC, Jk CUBA DIRECT. rt vparicnbrs duress a Freiebt at printed tari’ tos ATURD Ay, are Pig For freight or Damage. a ving unsurpaeged aces oo mem ode } La AY fiona, apply to INGSTOS, Go. Aree F] Liverpool to recet ee ee JOR NORFOLK AND OLY POINT “run ¢ OLD > ae: om pier 21 North r ‘ For niverage Passage apply aay # GUION, NIAGAIA, Captain Co, every gatarday ey ____B Broadivay. SARATOGA, Captain “ikea e ' ; iL} Broadway, ee ERNSTOWN AxD stsage 89 ered Agents New York and Virginia Steamsinp Cea Gratis on frelond and England. Apply at THOMPSONS | ——— passage office, 275 Pearl sirvet. SAILING VESSELS. _ SWE, NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAMSHIP iT. APSCOTT'S. N,G. Wenke, master, carrying the United States EMIGRATION AND FORRION, EXCHANGE OF FOB saath will wii. from the Broshen pier, Toot of Third street, Hoboken, on Persons wishing $0, send for their (lends can have thew.» SATURDAY, MAY 5, Drought oul, either in — sailing packets, from» ron a om BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON, pecans. yh ues a ONPON. «sonra Panengers to Linea LONDON, HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREM Drafts on Great Hrltaln and Loudoa, for £1 and upward : be ee ae ing rates, payable in gold or its equivale 1 at the lowest possible rates. sPor the first cabla, $105; second cabin, $62 80; eteorage, | APPY TATECOTT BROS. £.00., 8% South street, To be followed by (he steamship NEW YORK, G. Brost, | Pins? PACKET POR LIVERPOOK master, on May I e favor? = For freight or pa SPR LLTAMt AR COTE, Captain = TLERT CRs &00., 6 Broad wireet. | witt anit on batty $. For esenge Pm wre ane hCOTT Bro: south street. TE. Mt IPs wan HIGATION, NP srw} ¥ Orew TO 10; STEAMSH < i O} h UBENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. ROMBNT Poise salle Ma hae eat ae arrest For paseage apply to WIL! aM SS ‘ Saturday, bel He edineaday, 9h May. seeeee needy ay ANGE OF FIER— FOR KEYPORT. THE S°RAM- patn yeas, Voeh Mi mm ON boat MATTEAWAN leaves now pier foot Warclay atreet DuNian “inst ‘aisaésass | Pru At acopted) at borciwok Ye M,'and Kes port a8 AY BOAT FOR ALBANY Mn, ath, AMER al 40 bring parvon (vom Lavdopool or | Map grit eX Mer ondaye: Wedsoudsyy Bad ‘intwerp, Hamburg, Bremen, | Sopping at Tr wty-fourth CRE -~ AL ry = wise "Detsaer apply at hr company's efi, Ki Bron", gee sTER AB, OpRenwice Of ihe company, 37 Broa gompnapPhrimgaueiageE 56 datiy ot 9.29 Fw." Returoing, leaves ete et Y W. J. HURST, Manoger IF; rriving at 030. BAMENIP LAPAYEVIE, POR WREST AND HAVRE, UNSON RIVER AND seta rom pigs No, &@ Korth, river, foot of Merton | can Wreess oa nega ees street, on Saturday, May 5, at it o°ele Passengers are re Bh quested to be on boards! 9 0'olo . | oxvucen i to DIRFCT LINE TO PRAN NERA * Fransatin Reine Is favorite route for abe con FURNITURE. wréaw, May 6 oe Sawirday,” Mey 1 > LEA PARLOR SUIT, IN ORIG REI ; Raturday. Juve d Babe Brice Call bhgr adaoas aot Weer Bot: EREIRE, Dechesne Saturday, June 16 | teenth wireat. i f pid: —Pisst cabin, $130, Seeodd cavin, | i tabic Wine ine ther class, Information eELy io OBO. MACKENZIE, A r ASSEN G + SURNITE R A | and Bedroom Sa Ml Hodsonasrest wrner of m pay bs ins saline RS PRR STRAMSHLIP OUTY CARPRTS, a mehip CTEY OF LONDON wit | Fee Die hove tae is tees “es CP, Me) | Jamen, B10 W Bxington street, for Gv May © "Pacer agore ary veguesed te be on bora Yo ry DALE ‘Age SUaNtIEET CAabiGh, Moka, ina ‘or at IB Siath ar oes on ll A large stock of Bax WayTRD poh {MARBLE MAN EEE ‘The fret carn fast angie tos } Mi fer IZED SLATE MANTELS France: "ste uate hirty ih a = ipive, Si & East | a wee tween Thirty-6fth ani ie igo for Bk THO sas tnd Jamales, AQULE MANTELS THE 9 pute nan Post “since, wy ees fant Bigtigon ioe 0 So eae M Dover retreat Cut ting eo