The New York Herald Newspaper, May 5, 1866, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Fer x, May 4—6 P.M Tho stock market displayed inereased strength and aimation this morning, and prices advanced; but after pon it was slightly reactionary in its te: North. WAstern preferred, Milwaykee and St ReMing and Fort Wayne were the most buoyant of the rltay shares. There is a strong demand for the lattes which is very firmly eld its merits as an yveatment; and as a ten per cent divi- | dond faying stock it is generally considered cheap. in the Yscellaneous list Manposa preferred was active aad bight, under continued reports from the mines, ‘More isa yery confident tone to the speculation for a “Fide, and this is all the more decided because of the bill now before Congress for funding the seven-thirty notes unto a Ave per cent stock, which strengthens faith in the maintenance of current values and the continuance of the provailing gonctary ease. The more clearly the policy of the Treasury is defined sho loss room there will be in the public mind for har- poring distrust, aad the smaller will be the capital upon which panic-moogers will have to trade. The fundiog operation involved » the passage of Senator Sherman's bill ws in spirit whatwe have been advocating for two yours past; but it\ is an open question whother ® thirty years bond 18 mot too short, and whether a fifty years bond,\or even perpetual annuities, would not be better. We have heard it urged against ‘ao latter that our people would fail to understand and would consequently underrate them; but this is by no means certain. It is, however, probabie that we shall lave ao occasion for perpetual annuities like tho conaola of Great Britain, and that our debt, im the absonoe of forcign wars, will be reduced to very alender proportions before thirty years expire ‘The proposed exemption of the new loan from all taxa- tion, although indefensible in principle and invidious in Practica, is nevertheless likely to prove necessary to 8e- ordre for it a fair chanee of success. We have a bad state of affairs to deal with, and we must adopt a com- mon senso method of making the best of the situation, domg that which we cau, rather than attempting what wo would like to be able to do, but which existing cir- oumsiances render impracticable, At the early session of the open board New York Cen- tral sold at 923, Erie 744, Reading 107%, Michigan Southorn 734, Clevoland and Pittsburg 82%, North- wostorn 28%5—preforred 603%, Fort Wayne (8. 8) 90%, Ohio and Mississippi certifleates 26, Canton 58%, Cam- berland 45. At the first regular board the market was activo and buoyant, Now York Contral closed higher than at the half-past two board yesterday, Erie %, Read- tag ts, Northwestern —preferrea 143, Rock Island 1, Fort Wayne 34, Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred 1, Quicksilver 3g, Ohio and Mississippi certificates , Mari- poaa preferred (sales 6,000) 13%. Michigan Southern, Clovoland and Pittsburg and Toledo were steady. Canton waa 1% lowor. Government securities were strong. Coupon sixes of 1881 advanced %, five-twenties of 1862 ty, ton-forties 35. At the one o'clock sessions the market reacted slightly. At the half-past two board it was steady, except for Miiwaukee and St. Paul preferred, which advanced 244, and Chicago and Alton 2. Northwestern preferred was 3s highor, Mariposa preferred 3%, Western Union Telo- graph 3. Government securities continued strong. Goupon stxes of 1881 advanced 3, five-twenties of the oid issue 34, seven-thirty notes of the third series +. ‘Ten-forties declined 1. ‘At the half-past three open board prices were in some instances barely maintained, but the market bad avery firm tone. Rock Isiand advanced to 124%, New York Central sold at 023; a 9234, Reading 107%, Michi- gan Southern 783s, Cleveland and Pittsburg (%, 3) 82, Clovetand and Toledo 10434. Rock Island 124%, Erie 73%, Canton {b. 3) 5844, Mariposa proforred 2534. The advance in the latter stock is attributed toa clique lately ongaged in “bearing” it having bought largely to cover “ghorts,”’.as well as on “long” account. Later in the afternoon the market was slightly unset- tied by the report of the ‘suspension of the Merchants’ National Bank at Washington, which is attributed to the faiture of Bayne & Co., stock brokers, Baltimore, Mr. Bayne, a member of the firm, being the Presi- deat of the bank. Tho bank has a registered capita! of $200,000 and @ circulation of $180,000, and was anational depository. Itis moreover said to have halt among its depositors some army paymasters, who wit! loae heavily by the failure. We have here appa- roatly a bank doing business under the so-called national agstom which occupied relations ‘toward a private firm similar to those of several exploded Penn- evivania banks toward Culver, Penn & Co. The affairs of national bank whose solvency was Aepenient upon that of a single stock house rast have been in a very questionable state, and we are Berefore surprised that such on institution should have Joon a pudlic depository—the mere fact of which was talcalated to give it a credit that in this case was evi- foatly uadeserved. This is all the more remarkable in bonscquence of the bank being under the very eye of the xovorament at Weshington, where ite connections with the Baltimore firm must have been well understood. Bach failures reficci discredit upon the entire system of national banking, and call for rigid inquiry on the part of tho Treasury. At half-past five o'clock the market closed steady, at tho undor mentioned quotations:—Hudson River 110\, Erie 734 a 13%, Now York Central 92:4, Reading 107% 1073s, Michigan Southern 7754 @ 77%, Illinois Central £22, Cleveland and Pittsburg 83, Rock Island 124% a 12445, Northwestern 28% a 28%, Northwestern preferred 0X, Fort Wayne 09:;, Ohio and Missisaippi certificates 25% a 26%, Canton 58 bid, Cumberiand 45a 45%, Mariposa proferre’ 25% a 26%. The money market continues easy at five per cont to the Stock Exchange, with exceptions at four on govern- monta and at 4%; on railway securities, There is a slightly increased demand for loans, owing to the augmented volume of business, but the supply more than keeps pace with this. The discount line is also easy, and first class commercial paper at sixty days passes at Kix per cent, with exceptions at» half per cent lower. For longer periods the rate is 63; a 7. The Western money markets are reported easier, but the bankers aro stil! sending currency to this centre to moot their drafte. Tho rates for exchange on New York at Chicago are par buying, and 1-10 premium selling. Gold opened at 127% and gradually weakened to 12734, after whieh it recovered to 127% 0 %. The supply for delivery was abundaut, and loans were generally made without interest. Foreign exchange opened firm at 100% a % for bankers’ bills on England at sixty days, but subsequently declined a fraction, end closed at 10054 a %, and at 110% ® 11044 for short sight. Commercial bills wore quoted at 10355 a 109, Petroleum and mining stocks were firm and mode- rately active. At the second board Electric Oi! closed 10 higher than at the same time yesterday, Ada Elmore %he., Consolidated Gregory Gold $1 40, New York Gold 10c., Columbian 16¢. Pithole Farms was 1c. lowor, Smith & Parmiee 26e, At the second board United ‘States closed 450. higher than at the first board, selling at $0 96; Ada Elmore 10¢,, selling at $2 25; Smith & Parmies 10c., selling at $9 40, Consolidated Gregory Gold, was 800. lower, selling at $16 16, Oil Creek sold a) 0., Shade River 60c., Downteville Gold 39¢., Gunnell Gold $L 13, Toxas 85c., Bobtail $2 75, A meeting of the Clearing House Association was held 1 noon to-day at the instance of the Continental Bank, to complain of a violation of one of the articles of asso- ciation by the Bank of the Commonwealth in refusing to pay a check returned to it by the former. The check in quostion is that drawn by John Ross, with a forged cor. tifeation, in favor of J. & Cronise & Co. for $64,800 upon the Continental Bank, which was deposited by tho payees to the credit of their account at the Bank of the Commonwealth, after, as they allege, the paying teller at the Continental bad pronounced it good, the messenger who |s said to have presented it, boing a boy, who has made an affidavit to this offect, The bank officers, on the other hand, deny that the check was prosonted at the bank, and as there is no balance of testimony to decide tye case, litigation may be the rewlt| Moanwhiie the question sabmitted to the meet. ng was the proper course for the banks concerned ‘9 adopt. At frst opinions were divided, but alter considerable discussion ft was gonerally ad. mitted that the Continental had an immediate and diroot claim upon the Bank of the Commonwealth for toe amount of the check, and that if the latter felt aggrieved it must rock a remedy at law. With this opinion expressed as the sense of the meeting the mat- tor was referred (o the Arbitration Committes, which bas power io expel a bank from the association, bat not to compel payment in a case of this kind. The decision wit! probably confirm the sentiment of the mocting, and the Bank of the Commonwealth is not ksly to choose the akiernative of expulsion. Thee amperiations of dry goods a) (his port duriag the preferred, on ths previous woo — ——Aprit26-—, —May 4-~ Cons phon. — Palme Phos Palue Manufactures of woot $30 GTY $245,333 Manufactures of cotion 951 649 175,648 Manufactures of ail 89,569 Man:ifagturas of fax 115,466 Miscollangoun 105,082, Total $531,008 Withdraws. Mannfactures of wool 1,9 $320,518 Manufactures of cotton 56 181,250 S32L 103, Manufactures of sik 138 146,345 168 -£70,488 Manufactures of flax 660 «174,505 478 132,149 Miscollanoous 1,636 29,561 6,867 46, Total 3,702 $303,144 8,576 $772,876 Werehowsed. Manufactures of wool... 60% $283,107 290 $95,906 Manufacturesof cotton, 374 = 122,743 Cy 29, Manufactures of ailic 116 = 127,790 7” 61,71 Manufactures of fax 63 164,632 6 21466 Miscellaneous... .. 16 sd 10,6968 40,020 Toul. . 3482 902,325 11,135 $257,108 The Philadelphia Ledger of to-day saya: — The banks forming the Philadelphia hong | Lge Association have deposited with tho United sistant Troasurer tho full amount of ten miltions of hn lars at four per cent, tho limit beyond whioh the aasist- ant treasurer caunot receive depoaita from thom under the special agreemont of payment on demand, It i a singular fact that since the reduction of the rate of inter est allowed on deposite, the treasurer haa cooeived & greater amount of monoy in the samo tme thaa over before at highor rato. Now York Stook Bachas, par, May 4, (908 $5000 03 6°46 Fs ora Gob ahe ti “pone prof a," a Mari US 8a BL! COs TORN, 1800 wn 2000 So do. Bical 200 Boston W Powor 400. Y Coutral RR. 9234 400 ee Brio “RR @o.:... do. 435, o Qdoall- 108 io do, 2d call qin 500 35's, 19-400,4 954 50 Erie RR prof. . 40000 do. 9% 100 Hudson Riv RR 11034 2000 do. 25% 200 do......bLO 110% 6000 do 88h, 100 do. 2d call 110% 5000 U36"s, 30.N J Contral RR. LIL 22000 T 3,73 ar ee res: 108 800 wre 100 wish SW ae 200 do 140 Itt Central Rik rit 4 400 do... 123 10 do. 1224 300 do. + 128% do, 84 600 do. 122%, 140000 0 & M certs 2% 200 Clove & Pitts RR 824 10000 O&M prof certa 70° 100 Chic& NWRR 2 6000 O&M Ist m Dds 83 200 do. 2044 1000 Erie 34 mort. 95% 900 do 20 $000 Michio s'bds 92% 700 do... 203, 5000 do........, ORK bao 20 5000 do. on ue ois iN W prot 61 1600 Clev&Pitisddm 7836 1100 1000 ChickNWafbda OL 10000 Pitts, ktW&C3d 83 1000 Hud RR42ds 85 300 Clove Tol RR. 100 Chie rg Is RR 6000 TolkWabistme 89 400 124K ‘24 bhs Am Exch Bk 112 100 a 2d call 124% Continontal Bk.. 97 200 do...... 125 Manu & Mer Bk. 103 120 Fourth Nat Bk.. 104 28 Dol, Lack &WRR 137% 100Pittd, FLWA&ChIRR 10054 veces 100% 100 Canton Co,...b10 50 600 do. 200 do.......06 69 300 do... L006 2 59 100 Alt & Tarr H BR 344 86 West tai ToL. 60 100 d0......0.. BM 1000 60% 200 Wiassanne se 500 60% 200 Alt & Ter Ha prf. 63 100 lo. 60% 60. Chi & Alton RR. 954% 25 WeatUTel Rus ox 107 100 do. . % 200 WyomValleyCoal 40 50. do... 96% 100QnicksilverMining 64% 200 Hil & St Paul RR 60 200 Spruce Hilt Coal. 634 100 Mil & St Paul pet 06 100 Mariposa pret... 23% 200 ald Gr 1000 do. 2A Teo Chicd Gita 43 800 do... 200 Mar & Cin Lat prt 40 SBOOND ARAaION—I P.M $10000088's,6-20c'62 102 0 aba Erio RR... TAsq 10000 Ohio& Miss cer. 26% 1000 Chicag Ww pe 00% 200 shs Mariposa, 25-100 $ OL 100 NY Central RR., 92% 600 6L 200 Erio RR... 14% B00 Pitta, PEWasG Re 100 THIBD SRSS10N—2:30 P.M. $6000 036’, 1881,rog 109 100hs8pMountain®! 49% - 00 U8,’ }L,cou 108% 200 AtlanticM’IS3 Co 126% 1000 100 NY Central RR. 92% 20000 66 “8d ‘call 00 AO". evans 92% 200000S8)4,6,20,c,'62 10254 900. Alton & UH prt 02 5000 lo... on’ 10) z 98 390000U88's5-20 c,'66 102 Re. “ bes Us eos ~ene ° oe os 0000 10000 Ohio Miss cort 2655 aseeeee, 26% GOO Chicago & NW. 286% $09 dha Cumbinal pe 44% 900 AO eee 28 do .... 4434 200 Chicago & NW pl GL 2 ickailvorMg Co 64 = 200 do... oly featornUnionTs! 603, 100 do... OG 12% 400 Obicago &RUIRR 124g 12% it dO .... 188 --. 12% 300 Mil & St Paul pee Ov prof... 25% 200 ao + 0% 100 SprgMountainC'l 60 COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fnupay, May 4-0 P. Asaz.—Recoipts, 10 pkgs. Tho aupply of both pot and pearl continues very low; transactions om thin a0- count are somewhat restricted, though the demand ia vory light, and buyers of pot obtained mmall tots at pre vious prices. Peart wore ontirely nominal in tho ab- senco of sales. Wo quote pot at $6 75 a $6 87% Brxapsrovrrs.—Reodipta, 446 bbls. flour, 50 do aad 329 bags corn meal, 260 bushels cora and 626 do. oats. Prices for State and Wostorn flour advanced 100. a 20c. per bbl. The transactions wore to a fair oxtant, com- prising 12,500 bbls, mainly at the revised quotations an- nexed. Southern Nour waa also firmer, with a continued good demand; the sales wero 700 bbls, Canada flour was 15¢. bighor on some grades; ordinary qualities wore firmer at an advance of 100. per bbl; the salos roschod $00 bbis. Rye flour wasin fair demand at full prices, on further alos of 150 bbia. at our quotations Corn meal was quiet but very f firm; wo note wales of 200 bbla, mostly Jersey, at ‘We quote: — Superfine an: ‘Western flour... «$7 9487 90 Extra Stato. . - 8008 650 Chotee State... 2... -- eevee ee eeervneee 8550 920 Common to medium extra » Western. $ 00a 910 Extra round hoop Obie... . 8%. 90 Western trado brands. 9a 12 Common Southern. . - 19104 LL 15 Fancy and extra do. UBalswo Common Canadian... . 8 Ha 9 10 Good to choice and extra @ Loa 12 40 Rye flour (superfine; 5008 625 Corn meal, Jersey... 3908 400 torn meal, ‘Brandywine, Ae 4e Corn meal, Brandywine, ‘puncheons....... 22 50a — —Tho wheat market was Ic. a 2c. {n sollor'a favor, with an improved demand. Tho sales cover 85,000 bushels, fe he 4 $1.98 for No. 1 Milwankes, $2 508 $2 55 for amber Michigan, $8 8, $8 30 for new amber iat for inferior old Chicago apring, aft coe for Milwaticoe club. The demand for corn or Bide, active, but prices were a shade lowor The sales were $9,000 bushels, at 780. n Alo. for unsound, and 820. « 8330. for sound mixed Western in atore and delivered. Oata wero about lc. higher The demand at the advance was fair, Tho sales wors main!; Ryo was firm. We note sales of 5,500 bush it OBe. for State, and 780, for Westorn. Malt was dull and heavy, with no sales of importance Bar! jiiot le we sale of 7,000 a 10,000 bush ‘Woat at . Cortow. —Prices ruled firmor, but the market otharwise was without noteworthy change, Buyors continu 19 ‘and the sales only reached 1,400 “Upland Florida mobile NO AT. 3 a a» » x a 33 a“ 3% s 38 “ ar 35 Correa. —lngot continued datl of sale, and prices were more or lest nominal for all brands. Sales wore made ia lots, amounting to 12,000 pounds, at {rom 2 a Dige as to quality. In manufactured co; the business od been light. ‘Wo quote:—New sheathing, par pound, , old sheathing 240, a 24 Me nd ee yol- fom vetal bolts Ste » brani Canpias were dull of sale “and atmoet Sorntaat with only a small business in city and Wostora adamantine at Zlc, a 22c., sperm at 40c., and “ogy. pte Conpaa® was quiet, but We quote Manita, Ib., at 20c. = tarred Amerivan at l9c and & Corre. aha markot was quiet, but prices wors wi out material changes. We quove good to prime Rio a The sales touday were 400 ~~ Rio, ex it 14i0., gold, in bond, and to Baltimore Rio, ex Clifton, on private torma, and 120 d ng, at Lc., gold, ia id, both for Weatera ax The stock of Rio in Now York to-day i9 84,751 ar 3 Preyouee, ti ima wood was in full supply, but ali other descriptions were quite scarce, The demand, bow. ever, was © omparat! voly amal!l, and prides rather favorod logwood a as “Somt a Oy St. Dominy y ies ae weed det a0 and Ms Ly Spal0, Oude Taste he pada $8" Bacula do My $19, Maracaibo do, aint teases at $28, Tabasco wood at $24 8 $25 and Campeschy do. famiour® contiqued dull aud nowinal The on maats were:—To liverpool, 95 hhds tobaoco at 25a Dales cotton at 4d, 14,000 bushels corn at 2d’ To London, 100 boxes bacon at 15a. ; per sterner, bor bacon at 258, 450 bbia rowin at 2s, 900 tiercas hoof at 6a. Tho charters wore:—A brig to Bromen, petroleum at 4a. 64, ; a brig to (ork for orders, petroleum at Sa Od. if to United Kingdom; 69 if to Continent, tetween Ha ere and Hamburg, ® bark, Philadelphia to Maraeiliea, petroleum at bs 04; one do, Philadelphia to Antworp, potrofoum at 5a Faw. —all gue of mackoro! were in fomacd, an higher, The stock is very ‘eae Temido, —Prices for all cominal. Sastmees ba beon ot a sr aa apmind. 0 ar’a favor, for both Scotch and American. NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1866. wook onding May 4 compars as follows with those of | do. shore, $244 $25, No ft Halifax, $190 $20; No t Bay, $19 4 $20, No 2 do. $175.0 $18, No. 4 medium and 1 No 3 Baiitax, r, $s cod wore Btendy at hom $4000 OB Small trade lota from ators, the lattor price aa nll. for George's. Bay herring was in fair Obc. and bbe. for seated amd No 1, at which ¢he market waa very firm ari! herring were dull Qominal at from $5 a BT, ag to quality, Wo quote salmon for pickled No. 1. Pickied scale sh wore dull at $4 25, and pickiod cod at 87 25 a $7 75. Far —Tho market bas been quist, but prices wore very ‘_—". for ad descriptioas, The aupply is generally 00d. Tho brokers’ now tax taw has put a stop to busi- oad for the time en we havo no noteworthy aalea to mention. The fol are the current wholesale dite 0 9. for tho ioating articles :—Seediess raisins, 1 75 a $8 ee ease $3 00; new banch raising, $370, oow currants por lt., 130. ; Loghorn cit- S; Turkish ion pence isco ‘a ldsgc.; dates, es Languedoc alt 306. a3loc.; Provence do., 280. a 20; — soft aholl do, 250. a 2% ; shelled ‘almonds, 440 a Sie. ; Sardines per box, 80c. a 820. ; sar. Fmd laalf box, ‘She. a 360. ; sardines per uarter box, 190. a 20c.; Smyrna now fixe por tb, 220. ; 1 uta, on i Bialy Alberta, 120. a 130, amd Bordeaux walnuta, Maur waa io fair request for shipping: city bale waa quiet but steady. We quote the or Gc. and the Lattor 850, 8 900, eur —Manila has been sold in amall Lota at 100. but ‘no business of importance haa transpired. Tho neas ia othor desoriptions of Seawnens limited We quote Sisal 10c. a 10340. por . Currency; Ruasia, clean, per ton, $340.0 7 Amare cadraaned, $220 a $230, proved demand. The sales 8,000 Buenos Ayres, 22 1b. avorago, mostly if not 18%6. ; 3,700 Monte- Video, 22 lb. average, at ba 700 Central Amorican rgd 3 ei ES dry Toxas hea ty Foren ho perry byl I1k0., currency, ive, Go, average reretult but steady. do aad comprise L00 em at from 200. a Gbc., a The Tow Ths markot wad vory quist, and rather tn buy- Only small {ota wore aold. ‘Tho trangaotions comprise 150 tons = Seliroattron at $42, and 150 a 200 tons scrap at $42 50 slso 300 tons Amorican and 250 tons sooth in lots al Previous prices Larmor was in good demand, at improved prices We quote for a basis Buenos Ayros at 31c. 4 330. har grades were oro olling at proportionate prices 19 market was dull both for manafactured, onl pig. The lator was hold at 64¢c. a 6%c. for ordinary qualities and 630. a 6%. for soft, gold, which were the prices ruling thres days ago. Sheet and pipe were quoted at L140. and bar 9v., curroacy MoLasera was in moderate Temnad at previous pricoa. No sales of importance were reported. 100 hhas Porto Rico and 84 hhds Cuba muscovado wore sold in lots withia tho range of tho following quotations:—Cuba masacovado, 40c. a G0e. ; do. clayed, 37c. a alc. ; do. cen- trifugal, $0c. a 35c.; Porto Rica, 60c. a 750, ; New Or- toans, 850 a $1 05. Navas Stowe’ —Common rosin have beea in gool demand, aud with a small supply prices have advanced Other grades have ruled Grmer, but common takes the load. Wo note salea 1,250 dla. common at from $3 25 a $8 50, the market closing at the outside quotation, The sales of other descriptions comprise 490 bbls. strained to No. 2at from $3 75 a $7; 400 bbls. No. 1 and white at $7 a $9 55, and 450 bbls. palo and extra virgin at $11 2 B12 Spirita turpentine wore akeady, with sales of 280 bbia_ ra Ported at 874c, a 92c., the latter rate av extreme. Soft turpentine was entirely nominal at $5. Taras it runs waa quoted at from $2 75 a $3 50, the latter rate for pro- vision bbls Wilmington. Na, L city pitch was bold at from $3 7h a $4 Nai# —Tho markot for cut waa but poorly aupplied with the most doairable atz9a; somo dealers were on- tirely out Ordinary brands wero ta full stock. The de- mand continued good and prices for all sorts were vory firm, largo lota selling at $6 60 per 100 Ibs. and small parcola at $6 52%. Tho market for clinch, &o., waa moderately morte in a emall way, at full prices’ We quote clinch per 100 Iba, $8 a $8 50; —— horse, 84., per Ib,, 28¢. a 30c. ; preasad horseahoe, 20c. a 22c. ;' cop: per, 50c., yellow motal, 85c., aud zinc , 20c., cash. On, Cam was not offered freely and prices were firmer. Wo note aaics 100 tons city in bags at $38, gold, and 100 tons city, in bags, at $43 50, currency. We quote thin onlong Western, $47 8 $43; city thin gvlong, tn bags, $48 a $49, and city do., in bblo, $52 a $52, Provisions —Receipta, 33 Dba. pork, 50 do. beef, b4L pkgs cut meats, 1,231 do and 5 kogs lard. ‘The demand for pork was fairly active and nd. prices were firmer—new mona closing steady at $20 cash. Tho rales comprised 11,600 bbls. on tho apot at $28 62 a $29 for now moss, $28 a $28 60 for old red and $24 60 a $25 for prime and for future baserge montly for Mi aA Jono and Juiy, aellor’a and pray option go; about 7, bbls. new mess at $28 0354 4 $29 25 deof market was steady at viOUR phe with cartase gales of 950 Wbis. at 318 a Roo 60 for now plaim meas and $21 a $2460 for now ‘extra mosa = Beef hams were scarce and firm Woeuste } alos of 200 bhis, at $4fa $42 Bacon waa quist, but prices wore steady; ~ Tho sates were 300 bOxes at. 14260. ® 4lKc for Cumberland cut and 16%4c for abort Lt Gut meata'wore in déomand and prices wore: firmer The salen were ag ek le at 1140. a L2i%o, for shoul. ders and 16%: wUTK. The transactions in lard were to a larger extont ing prices were higher. ‘Pho pales woro 1,300 pkgs. at Bo. & 12%c., the latter rato ‘an oxtromo outaide price for choice kettle rendered, ia amall loa Buttor waa quiot and somowhar heavy at ‘Bie, a 4bc. Cor Western and 40c. a 40c for Atateh Cheese. waa inactive, but unchanged Small sales wert made at from 16¢. 9 28c., aa to quality. Prrmovem waa very firm but the business wae small. Wo note saios of 340 bbla. at 270. a 27%. for crude and 420 A 430. for roflned in bond. Ruoe,—A moderate domand vaited for small tots nd Cull prices were — ‘9 uote salos in lota of pags Rangoon at $8 Th a $9 1244 per 100 pounds for prion and $1l 608 $a tor Cerotine, Srtows wore only solling in a amall way to the trade, & full prices were realized. We quote —Camia, ia vats, gold, per Ib. 46c.; in caaos, gold, 430. a dtc. ; et, in bond, 260. a 2540. ; ginger, Rac and African, a2tko ; pe ly ‘900. 8 ee wan No. 1, gold, BT %>. 8 000. ; Pepper, gold, Pimento, imac, ‘ld, mie c.5 gold, jovea, gold, 27440. a 28e. bond, 7%. a To. ; fo bond, be ab\e ; .. Suu Tho ake wea ite ann a et prices, with ® fair domand. Tho sales wore 726 hhds. Cuba muscovado and 345 boos Havana withia the range of ‘tho following prices, at which the market ron frm :— ‘Oubda—Inferior to common coining.» hig 8 0%. ; fair to refining, LOC. a LOK. grocery, Ko. ew ALS | prime to choice grocery, pe ttice, a12% ha. and boxos), 90. « 130. ; molado, 655 ‘. a 10556. do. wana—ldoxes, Nos. 7100, 10 foto 10%. do 16 to 18, 13% do white, 1440 a 15%o. 9%0. « 10%c. ; grocog grades, Ic. a L3\e. nugat waa ia good demand and prices wera orm We quote standard hards 15\c , and A coffee 14%c. a 15e. Benoa —Tho market was quit. Linseed was sot much indomand. Wo heard of no further transactions. Previous prices wero demanded. We quote —C' per Ib, 8%¢. a 12c., timothy, per bushel, $8 50a $6 75; canary 60 a $4 75, Sree —Tho market continued firm, with a mod rato inquiry and Ligut offeciags. We note sales of 30,000 tba. prime at 19%. Savr.—Novhing (0 apeak of has beea offered by first bands The sapply of sil Besoriptions is vory much re duced, and holdors’ viaws are advanciag. A more active demand provails for salt. Other kinds are quiet. Wo quote (tora prices) Turk's Island 50c., Liver $4, Worthington's ound $t 75, Ashion'a One $3 7: $a $5, Jottrays & Darcy's $2 76 a $i. Span jan Held with: firm! bat there were no buyors at toe prices demanded, and only small (ots were taken at previous rates. Woe quote foreiga plate per ib. at 8X a9c., and domestic 10%. a lc Try, —Pig was dull, web “declining tendeacy. No galas wore board of excepting a few small lots which wore takon by noedy consumora at provious prices. Tatcow was firm, with afair demand We note sales of 136,000 Iba. at LLY. allie. Towacoo waa steady but was rather In want of pur- chasers. Wo note sales of 206 cases Obio at 6c. a Tigc., and 46 bhds Kontucky at from 10c. a 25c. Wunskay—Receipts, 140 dbis. The market showed no improvement. We quote State and Wostorn at $2 238 $2 t 28%) with 9 fow trifling salos, ‘MALKOONs —Tho market was quiet but steady. We tole sales of 10,000 Arctic at $1.02, gold. We quote South Sea $1 15, Northwest Coast $1 Ochotsk $1 27 a $l 23, nod Arctic $1 23.4 $1 30, all curreacy FAMILY MARKET ane cane Maat. —Porterhouss steak, ‘386. per Ib. Frets 3c asc per ld; chuck ribs, 20c. me per lb. eet, Ldc. @ 200. por ib.; mutton, 120. a 17e. per ib; roa 126. to 1660. per tb. ; tongues, $125 oach Poourry ann Gawm unk Oye, ‘35. por Ib.; chickens, Bc. & Ste. por Ib; goose, 2dc. por ld.; ducks, 0c. eh ne cee Se. a TS. cach; esla, léc. @ 200. per Ib; fripod, bass 6c. por Ib; haddock, Ube. per ib. ; oysters, Tho. a $2 por hundred. Borree —Orango county butter, 67a, per lb ; State do, Abo, a 486 per ib ; cooking do, 350. a40c. per Ib. ; sage: Ble. a 230. per tb Vecarantas. —Sweot potatoos, $1 id Ret tek; come bo or bu ou, We ke 3, uch; irae ea te perhest United States Cireatt Court, Before Judge Shipman Mar 4 —A doit was commenced in the Uaited States Cireult Court, befre Judge Shipman, on Thursday last, and (pn which @ verd.ct was returned for the government under the following circumstances:—The Messrs. Mora & Navarro in 1956 leased from the government a block of stores at the Atlantic Dock, Brooklyn, at the annual rent of $14,500, the tease tormrnatiog May 1, 1863. For the [ast quarter's rent the loasees refused to pay, and to recover watch was the object of the sult, The defendants pleaded that by a storm in 1960 one of the atores ia question was so damaged as to be un- ae 4 And aa an offset withhold a — ‘s rent. Me 8. @ Courtney, United states District Attorney, commenes Ont ee ceering Hepes ded is not bound to keep & ling 1a copett uniess a condition to that effect v4 contained in the lease. This view of the cad was sustained by the Court, and « verdict waa re- turned for the government for the full amount Cop a6 Gouttney, United States District Atwornoy, gvwtod by Mr than Allen, for the goveramout; +t Dykors for the defendants WINgs, «ec, | i CHANOE There a ama’ lol of Bourdon Gia a, at 82S) Call aL DA Flest aye secvad > RELIABLE FOR THR CHOLRRA Rr: Cognac Brandics, bottled ia Pravce Brave ov Naw ¥. reuocana'a Orwion, Museu, Abt ay Ome aro here! opted b the one ef ne in ltt ndeo of ig poten aie es wa of 1863, and chapter 299, laws of 1386, and pul lio information — Pirate The ng will be in te fom pe stock, and bouds with coupons ohex welve Years from the Tth day of “Ape THis, with ateront atthe rate of seven oe! able seu annual daze of Seeaes ont Tuleis each sear, anatne © tomptzt: lor’s Revenue bonds, isamed under chapter 56, laws may be converted talo ither form of indebledness as may C ROULAR j 1866, are requi feaurren ¢ Bank of thi ‘ork (who bin isaue receipts Sorttor! ana e aigul the form ot ing roprnys wheth Registered Stock or CSupon bonds, they desire in change. ‘The transfor books wil close on the first day ‘of June next, adivrd time for the preparation of the uew inue, which Be ready for delivery at we Bank Sot the Mauhetan Company on the drat Of July following. or as soon thereafter Md-itevooue bonds maturing on the frst of January, 1867, will ae convertible at that verted ut on of the holders on ihe we heel of Suly uext, in oonle aia ey atte the, fceogong. Seopa CEWOUSR, Comptrolier. A 000 LOAN WANTED—AT_7 PBR CENT, FOR m one lo five years, upon firat cl clans property ta this city. Address P., Post office box 3,983, New INNESOTA STATE RAILROAD BONDS. Stato of Minnesota: Ci by and with at this stele. 5 a rgnces alot inquire ato nad reper of #8 rt ‘who are the £5 holders of at a State railroad 7 per centbondas, ‘under and pursu- to the amendment to section 10 article 9 fon adopted thereof, therefor, Sao, eae ois boacd shart one, ‘from the the amount due to each faa dia amauns enich same bona ide Weider paid to ones ond and holdent af of © otice to he published in two newspapers aul, and-one newspaper a and One in the elt oP New Fork, fet of tna the time and place of thoir meeting a int Fequiring the holdets of Sali Boch nt Commuisslousrs thotr lass fogother with preot of the amounts paid for said bonds. ‘The said Board of Commissioners shall have power to send for persous and and to administer oaths, and to examine any party presenting claims under oath or by de- ition. Pesuo. 4. All claims or bonds arining under and by virtue of aaid amendment, whioh shall not be presented to sald Board of Commissioners prior, to the first day of January, 186; Shall be forever barred, and the Legislature will uot fee bound to reoogn: Suc. &. Thisacc shalt take effect aud be in force from and after its passage Approved February 28, t The undersigned, Centsleetsaee appointed by the Gover: nor of Minnesota, by viriue of the above mamed act, will meetio pursuance of the provisions thereof, at the Fee Honae, in the city of New York, on the Leh ‘day of June, Yai6, aod a8 the Capitol in the olty of St. Paul, on the 16th of Ju ine holders of Minnesota State Railroad Bonda are re- quested to meet with the commissioners, JOUN NICOLS, L. ¥ HUBBARD Leena JE. “OITE, EMPH{a AND OHO RAILROAD SIX AND TEN per cent Income Bonds and all other Southern Ley Kins wanted. af rains that will be made satsstactory, by W. B SCRANTON, 23 Wiliam atreet, office No. 4 Surdeay BANK NOTES, SOUTHERN SECURITIES, Want LAWRENCE, mao ens & CO., Bankers, No. 16 Wall aireet, New York. P LOAN—810,00 ON IMPROVED NEW YORK CITY Property; uo commiasion charged. Address B., box 1,307 ) NOD —21000 AND OTHER UMS 70 LOAN 9 000.32 ond aaa ‘mortgage, Apply to gl? UB, IL Broadway. COPARTN. 5 RSH IPs. FOPARTNERSHL?. THE “UNDERSIGNED — “HAVE ‘this day formed 4 copartnership under the drm name of McDowell & Dickinson, as Jobers and Wholeasle Denters in Foreign and Domestic Fruits, and bave taken the store ‘BT Waal agin siceet, coracr of Vhamnbe JOSHPH T. MoDOWELL, JOUN P. DIUKINSON: New Yous, Sth Month, at, 1966 Cipetnaraiy bar NOTIOE—DISSOLUFION.— THE OO- artuérahip heretofore existin, Pon the ‘eedon, Mason & Winaor ia t dissolved by i aenal Saneot, AN the oprsanal debts ‘due to and by the above firm will be settled ‘& Mason. ly? continue the buses at No. 257 I hon atreet. =f hoa " N E. WinsOR, 2 MewYons, May 1-1 188. Pe WANTRD—615,000-1N aN ine tt | viciolty cash qeautactininig busluees, ca ig Aes Address in confidence, «1B? Herald omtee ARTNER WANTED—WITH $300, IN A RETAIL busitens, or rll all the entire busitions. A rare oppor. aly, Ayn toduatri man. Address Industry, box 128 ARTNER WANTEDIIN A FIRST CLASS i MANUFAC. cash business, well established and roliable; beat ¢ of retecotices given wad required. Apply at ‘sa | Broad- way, room ‘PARTNER, WANTED -APOTRECARY: ONE HAVING from $300 t9 $400; none need apply except those mean ing business: drug w meatal German pret ark street, oat cae gape B hear} WANTED—BY 4 YOUNG MAN, TO GO E noite, business; commencing new.’ Address AS. ARTNERS WANTED—IN THREE MANUFAOTURING atoreote; ove (a, thle, ity, wood working: one Connecticut, joan ‘Speraton, Far la , ood wo: a fa ale Seleen by ICHAIEDSON & & PLATT, 156 and way, coms Nos. 4 and ‘TNER WANTED—WITH FRO! Fo! $4,000, one the vantaen anor sno iPad lat ht py oa cmpound in Unis os. : Hecauf omiee F PaRrAnR WANTED—IN THE ar ane doh oe ing business in the city. gad Ho STUN cero Boosie ARTNER WANTKD—TO EXTEND THE BUSINESS ‘of a first class down town restaurant. Cash required $1,500. “Addross V., box 190 Herald office. | HK COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING wader the name of Sharp & Steiler is this day dissolved Zo conseat of said parties. Dated th thie Ba day HENRY SHARD. F. M. STETLER, Te ADVERTIORR, WISHING TO INCREASE His “manufacturing, would like to take a glo to $5,000, either silent or active. is isa safe investment. Address Soep, box 21 Herald office, No notice taken of agents, “ANTED—A PARTI iv With A CARTER OM $20,080, “Aoap into the saw iM 'basiness in the etty of Bruns: Bick, Ga: {Se mall sud onging moon. 4 and « tot algo. refer 10 A in WI isq.. twat Ht net, ‘aad Trane Sol of the Bra of Scott A cicitaKD ORNE, Brunswick, Gi 19 18 WILLING TO IN. ANTED—A LARINER Yi vest (rom $1,000 in a Nght maunfacturing Dusiness where cra he Moan wurely make $1000 inv very ahort ADI 9re 636 Broadway. 1. 000. “RARE CHANCE—PARTNER WANt | $ ~ pesleee res paying $75,000 annually; sure and 00 hott Iman willing to travel Bresaway, rooms <3 BUSINESS OPPORTU NITIES. A BUSINESS MAN ae Sg rhe Is WANTED a in an Sole bonel « mods i hey siete aor Yost, 4 ost office, N. LY. LUCRATIVE, ESTABLISHED Bystypes IM 1 Bx. AL Gitnge for real estate or. merchandise moving from the city. Satisfactory Intormatlon’ gh dross U. A. erald Address, with real name, box hs ‘gre ENTERPRISING MEN RARE CHAN with a capital of to $1,000, to enter into» Susiness yielding large real Address Edwards, Herald A GENTLEMAN OF RESPECTABILITY meet a geatieman or with standin, ¥ to manufacture artic! Rastorp, Golag 6 goes buniaeen, fi a indance of room uy extend ‘busivens teary amount,gwil ra” . For particulars call on or ‘33 Berenth avenue, N.Y. (Dp L$ PER bs! Lan VALUABLE PATENT FOR or a “= ese 1 ROOM TO LET.-IN A VERY PLEASANT Kit iret oor, lower part of Broadway. Address box 5, NGINE LATHRS, HAND LATHES UPRIGHT DRIT: K* Fresses and Planers for sale at 4 OHNN STRIGLEY's 25 Railroad avenue, Newark, \ Sale AR DITENRT IN A PROTTTAR iran 1 tt Will guarwntea rapid ear and 1) perovat _ Toe alton a =, a street, Brooklyn Leg ee ge a JO8 HALE, Jr. ing 100 per Cont net prod. of Ae Kit $2, 000 TO by =—WANTED, A NO. 1 MAN, ~ i: on ph sion oF salary. ‘Also eae re aaw 1 n- “THE LECTURE SEASON. ‘ANT Tpcryaee, DAILY—FOR GENTLEMET mroRta 14S ple bi only, at the New ¥ Anatomy, 618 Partie vaablo oat stiend these ieateres 626 have thom oa receipt of Len c@ate by addy eesiag Seerelace York Meseues a dan-omt, EUROPEAN STEAMSHTPS. rps, was aM suKG. (AMEIICAN PACKET COMPANYS SL AMNTA. N. Trautmann, commandes eae (he Uaited States ail wit sail ow Saturday, May 6, at 12M, HAMBURG, taking pasmeagore for Hasnburg, Harra, South 0 aod rh a vy) ne Weerage, able in gold or lis equivalent ered easing yy 1 00., c, A RICHARD & BOAS, yl fits jeneral Ps “Goce Barclay meee, 45 Exchange place, N. ¥. IK NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD. New line of first claws ocean steamers between New See 224, Bremen, via, Cowes, carrying, the United States on, London and LL Teave Trays ner db orth Sehrer, New York, tor Bresmens on We tor rudy Mrsstsstr PPI (cl 2,600 tor aoe w. 4, athor oinmands acer? i, ‘tons, |, Orne Baltic, A’ G: Jones power, WasTEkt tebe ae a ious, Lond hove ae wre, i. Banders, Co °° Jua0 28. co, S17 50. equivaisat in, eur. rage, i, Boystown. experienced surgeon on board. ‘or t oF ‘apply to. Ri . 45 Beaver atrest. For subscriptions to the wick of thin company, offertag a Paxcur, Scart Office of the North American Lond, 4S Beever see?” ee al SOAS WUE rr. ASIN S Winutaus A OUION: TANF UNITED ATANBA a Ra. FOR GALVESTON, TEKAA the first class [rou screw ateamer c. rot baeeceat in Geor roe Now reeeivic, frat able at Will sau oa wet pay als pe iN PAL SSAGE $1 for Ceelgt oc passage apply to ator pea a "AAALAME § ODA Ad nue, a, | OAL EATON, TRY Sas TINE SR AMSA, ‘The Al steamship LODONA, B. B. Hove , Commander, pitt reeatre, fFrnight at Kast river, aol aad SAR. DAten ger “ eeroners SMG, gan alla, IDDLE i CO., 83 John atreet, trates oidat went ro SAVANNAH, coreg GEORGIA, iT AT REDUCED RATS. "5 ‘abin passage twenty dollars Tae nom, elegant and very fat passengae wheel 3 GENERAL BARN Captain Thomas Ht. Mori ii tsere, om Saturday, May a at3 oeloc P. M., Comm poor So FASMENGER ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPAAAED. FOr TOlBN OF DN EMUSTON, FOX & 00 iynaeon, OF eS Llbety ace iE NORTH AMERIOAT LLOYD. Pg toh bmg sorew ee ee Le reyoepiatt midare ne Meet Te MAY i taking rae neat. Bare, men tecond cabin, 962 80; steerage, $37 60. aes ne AM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT QUEEN! Toe Lnmmats Une, salling soul weekly, carrying the Untied Calling ot { ‘at Cowes, hampton and Bre- North arn PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN commence, the mail steamer se every Sat 120 | Steerage. - Firat cabin: 180 bey at me rates. Steerage passage from Liverpool or Queenstown, b os Tickets can be bought here by persons sending for thelr For further information apply s at the OBR Ane onces. JOHN G. roadway, oatok. Grsau WEBKLY 70 LiVERTOOL DIRECT. D LINK. ARI MALTA BAILS SATURDAY, Y 5. PALMYIA SAILS WEDNESDAYS MAY 18. rage passage $39, payable in currenc; Theae sienmers. call’ At St Quoenaiowa on the passage (rom Liverpool to ronecre pasesal " ‘steerage passage ” APP NTLLLAMS & _OUION, Broadway. TEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND peikastAlgr a eat steamship ERIN walls Boy 8; pasuage $30, ou Gratis on Ireland and ‘apply at THOMPSON'S paaaage oflice, we. LLOY! A! Ty ANN, i Wenke, master, carrying the United States imall’ will nati fromthe ‘Bretasn pler, foot ef Third street, Hoboken, on BATURDAY, MAY 5, FoR BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON, Takir to LONDON, HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, atthe ollowing ral payable in gold or {ta equivalent in curren Btoe For the first cabin, $105; second cabin, $62 50; steerage, wages ewe by the steamship NEW YORK, G. Ernst, “Fort felt paisa EAS & CO., 6 Broad street. ‘ATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY. ITEAMSHIPS WEEKLY FROM NEW YORK TO QUEENSTOWN AND oxime 00L, PAYABLE? WN cunaeNt bring parties ¢ ‘rom. Liverpool or Piormoeniy fe urren Sp rte ac Antwerp, Hamburg, Bremen, and Sites roudwar, “a F.. an HURST, Maneger. BREST AND TIAVRE, oe net ere Sana B Tost ota Sorc a eebreas salts Bas t pssccugers Fe Res OR ONE Diezer Lim aa ea MN Beaman GENERAL, sts tavodtoe few York and ee alts The aplendid route for ‘MSHUP PEREIRE, ‘i Sc ea MackENaE, NZIB, Agent, 58 Broadway _ | Loreen re NEW YORE YORE STeAusE LINE. Passage to London direct, $90, $6) and $3), payable in ee from London or Havre, $90, $60 and $90, payable From Havre. From New York. |. PENN, April 10. April 15, May 15. ATALANTA, Spee 2. A s. May 2 BELLONA, > eg lay 9. June 6. CH For freight lo il aladedaampiee | HOWLAND AND ASPINWALL, Agent NORGE, 72, CONSTONRES THE STEAMER WM. London and Havre, will commence to discharge ree under general, ord ‘order at pier Nor ‘8 North river, on Saturday, Sth inet., at 7 flowiax & ASPINWALL, Agents. OFICE, 10 PASSENGERS, PER STEAMSHIP CITY NDON, —The nleamship CITY OF LONDON will ieaved Ter ao ree. North river, at 9:30 i.) M. ae next, May Ps re are to beon be DALE, Keents COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. E oe MATi. STEAMSEIP COMPANY'S ARR FEROUUH LINE TO CALIFORSL iy NG. THis STATES MAIL, ot of Gonal wt AN PRANCINGO, See at rama ge \st—ARIZON A, counecting with eget ee Ith—COSTA, RICA, connecting with OF. ig —KEW yom! connecting with CONSTITUTION, res of Ist and Zlvt connect at 4, Fangame eith ston ers Tor ROUTH ACTING. FORTS: ist and ith for CEN: ee AN PORTS. ‘Those of the 1M touch at ANI “i checked through, One hundred pounds allowed “} > coped Surgeon on board. Medicine and attend ct age fe passage tickets or further information apply atthe Com. Pany's tenet oflice, on the wharf foot of (anal street, North river, New York OK. HOLMAN, Agent. JQOR SANTIAGO DE CUBA DIRECT The Girat claes feat ealli Jobn Stirling. Comusnder. carrying the United States mail, will leave pier 28 East fiver on Saturday. May 6, 1866 at 3 o'clock 'T M., pre clarly, for the above port ‘direct. making close connection With ‘steamers leaving St. Jago for St. Thomas and Jamaica, Trinidad and Cienfuegos. Steamer Alllelters must puss = ty h the Post office, tor euperior state whisk pa Fe WT OLLE 9) POSITION LINE. 70 CALA IFORKIA, via NICARAGUA ON bh OF EACH MONTH. REDUCED ki Rates OF PASSAGE. class, be bf THROUGH 10 HAN FRANCISCO TRE NORTH AMERICAN 8ST! ~ J COMPANY ‘will despatch the ox at RAY. From Pier 2 North The Central Americ steamer on the lak transit route, 7 Placed # pew Mly improved ‘he Ih stage Of water on and river in furea to passengers a prompt and reliable Wansit over (his favorite line of Cabfornia travel. Passage apply early by mail or in person at 177 Weat mireet, comer of Warren. DN. CAKRINGTON, Agent R CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA The Pacific Mail Steamship Compa Rica will sat! ot FRIDAY, MAY 1, at i ovcloek neon Freight received a# w For rates ae, inquire 42 Novth river, foo sfrelght office on company haat 20, Brondinay “oO North river on the above Porte, For freight oF pase winteEy Agent, 26 Rroedws Fee HAVANA—THE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE. shin BAGLE, Captain J love o'clook epply to JOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT The Coartmise Company will despatch the superior sidewberl steamatip 4. Limeburner, Mas ores lay, May 10, at2 F. er 2% North tiyer, | Se Mi ding and Palas nan reo nies of lading and tickets 16 a a Terns, and PM river ports’ SE panes or fi att onsen, corner Warren, ore KH bit wii YanE ator. y Fuaniboss will rar the company’ € Ns. “DIRE THE NEW AND Lnagy gy iy ye Fee, xe NEW ORLEA steamahip wil ry mleernge tickets at the passage 3 Baa eae met wegnee "| Sac For SAVANNAH, GEORGIOS. RY SATURDAY AT SP. aR ers ‘vot of Cedar pee MPIRE SDR WHLEL Utne. ‘stearmahiy ‘The fa: BAN BAL ADOM Atkins, ‘Commander aaie vor See ee See re Ts a ano nh aa eh nen AVANNAH, GEORGIA. nanan ‘The favorite fast anitng stoamatip will all Ro. Ip Ean iver, Of Vath arty, by? Seay hak 5. by vu oe or a * vi node emt, apply Panne te SN Le rao GL and 62 South atroak, OR, ewe , ae, PASSAGE $9 Capiain Macshenae, Gaptala i. Lackwaat MONERA........ : EMILY B, SOUDER Rew and elegant eteamship will feaveon Thuraday, May in ry 3°. M., Crom pier North river. ortreigat or paamge, having eplendid scoomin dation appl oe LIVINGSTON, FOX & CO.. Agents, 88 Liberty arma OR OHARLESTON, 8. © REGULAR LINE OF FURST CLASS STRA MBER Pier 14 Bast river. foot of Wall stress ‘ARE REDUCED. The elegant and nd popula a sidewhoei sveamahip West, commandar, lavow studeiag cates aad ‘wil be despatched promptly Salm day (Saturday), May 6, at 3 P re a received up to two cis For’ ight or passage, having unsurpassed sccomeet tions, apply o OR NORFOLK, CIT’ ‘The new and él Every Saturday, at 12 M. re ALE 1} EMARLE, Capt. H. A, Bourus, Every Wednesday, at Freight at printed nm pet 3 Soon aaetiei tions, apply to or ae ane FOX 00. arene Nye Ticeth ate OR Ni AND CITY POINT.-THE OLD Lan@ NIAGAEA Captain Couch, every Saturday, at 3.7 AR A’ “Gaptsia Kh ‘ednesday, at 3 Pmt ‘Oo TEINEREN N & P, PALMORR, Broed yaa Agents New York. and Virginia ‘Seams _SAILING VESSELS, — TR MIMLOBATION AND FOREIGN F.XCHANGE OF FL 66 SOUTH STREET. Persons wishing to send for their friends can hg 4 eset out either ta oman ‘aailiag puokala, from Liverpool By Tar x Link OF PAC Drafts on. Great Brliain aud Londous for £i, and pwn at the lowest possible rates TAPSCOTT BROS, & CO., 86 Soath atcaae, IRST PACKET FOR LIVERPOOL, The favorite packet ah rAM Titsoorr, Captain Bea, ea RESCOTE BROB’& CO, BF South fon ia BED ual itr Ree eB. rilt sail, Peni eon Seder waar a0. oy Bkorithies & feorr ‘aad’ 1S Routh seh OR LONDON,—THE FAVORITE ae ROBERT PEEL faite Muy 12, from from per fast re tO WILLIAMS & QUION, < ai BOAT FOR Freee cpr Med LY ead bey 9 NIA_ will leave Desbrosses repay Lg A. M.. Mondays, We Wedsestays naa -fourth street, ORE RI ESTER AND GREENWI! rs <a SOHN ROMER leaves Peck gaia. FM, eturaing, legres, Groom roy sneting be vin ih Situs ttt Anh mand tts Pa sis WM. H. VANDERBILT, Vico Presiden. FoR PEEKSKILL.—THE Lead Harrison at daily MeRsING Line Catt at febven Peekskill al 9s UNDAY.BOAT POR CO! City Island, New Steamer POINT, W and Glen Cove. EE ges STREAM, will leave Peck inaving tes Cores 30. ving & . ret Coll ola Bie. wv Rochelle and glen C cri hea: testoue Bie, City OEDAY Bos BOAT POR Faniee, AND HIGH bony The steamer MASSASOIT ‘Sanday, AY ways, as will run ow flopping at Highen and lath streets both Leas Harlem at A. M., and 2: fares Masta at 31 Mand 1) 3:30, i}XCURBIONS—CROSSETT'S | ROVE, New vith ether groves’ beats and barge arges, such as oa ‘Went street, wear Barro: STYLISH DRESS ry CLOAK rage pe 0 FOU ae Choal Dresae: a oud at tind gov Mr rFLOOD. M2 West aay at aru jh street, dea ad 1 $0 EAST TWELFTH S STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, AT PP EXSHBERG pays the ray ray, co ie yh Gentlemens Cast on” ‘Clothing. Tt LEAST FIFTY 4B CENT MORE where can be obtained for ladies meee re BUCAS, beet ith GENTLEMEN calli tee ey ae rad avenue, west icone mee enue, corner Twenty. ih gee Western apo sddreesing Mr. or, ie ‘Thirty-fret street, N _ ARTIFICIAL | EYES. __—_ “EYES. pans ee F. BAUC} aa to order and ay empty CT ei vay, Now York. ow Bi OLUTELY PAINLESS. ae re without charge. under nitrous onde z others ane price when atuficial work inserted. Haif don ber made at eters ‘en ih street. CERTIFICATES. jen pe an 1,501, SEeuomaaree, 8 Te LERS, 186 Grand street, I (hose suffering toothache. MARY aoa Seventh avenge BILLIARDS, ee. Broo! ere can be Cusnion'tn the mat ‘eet i ‘ateut Cushion jor, N