The New-York Tribune Newspaper, April 13, 1866, Page 6

'OMMERCIAL MATTERS. ——— & Bales at the Steck Exchange—April 12. 0. 8. 6s, 1881, cp. 1 American Gold, 'Fne. 104 2,000, 1273 Brik of Republic. casen 109 annk Comumeree, 107 , 10-40ep. 1 3,500 913 Lonunvntal Bank. |Reading. Sreasury 7 3-108. ’ . 98 | 88 1st series, unml hv.‘lllk.1 X 12 ‘Jd weries, | 20 000.......... 1003 C anton. 34 serics. | 300, 1 0. . 45| 150... ex div. 106} .) P, FL W & G . . 90 30, s A]hm & Hagte. [Maiposa pret 600. 10, 100 ‘\ Y Central. . 59| 100. 3, 0. 8. . 52 j‘('l(‘\'n 8,000 | 2,100. Mok S ;| Chic & N.W. 800, Hndson iiiver, | 300. -1083 C leve. & ulxdn | 300.. ...102}|Chicago L1025 5002000 e eeei20 60. 101 2§ 0'CLOCK BOARD. V. 8. 68, 1881, reg. Cumberland prt. 2,000 ....lUfl\ 100 45 0. 8. s, 1581, o 100......b15, 45} 50,000 )j Quicksilver. 3 es 7. JOI | 100, 1st scries. Atlantic Mail. «.bI0.128 Mich. Central. 100.. 103, Mich.South. & A\ 1 “s30. uu |( lev, & Pitts, 200.. 803 500.2d call.. 110 Reading »0 Clov, & Toiodor || +venee-- 1104 Chic, & N 200, OPEN BOARD OF BROEERS—34i P. M. Mich. So.& N.1. 100. . 80 Hud. River ex div, Ohifo & Miss. Cer. 100, 1104 10,000 110 70 000. 1104 10000, b3, 1104 | Canton. 110§ 200.. 200 . Spruce |Clove, & Toledo. 832023/ ¢ | 100 il L1024 | 400, .b3.103 110.103 | 200. REexdv. |100...777b3, 1[N, ¥ Central. 3 g — THURSDAY, April 12—-P. M. @old opened at 1273, on rumors of & large amount of donds returned to be sold, and declined to 826}, closing at 127} Gold cannot be ecarried Bettor than 4 per cent to-day, and is very plenty @evernment bonds are rather dull and heavy, with a fair flemand for 7.30s for investment. The transactions at the Board were small. The miscellaneous shares continue setive. Quicksilver, on rumors of a strike,sold down to 45, but rallied to 46§ and closed firm. Cauton was active, sell- Ingat 51§@54, closing at 53}, Mariposa Preferred sold at B1j, and was in request at that price. Railway and State Dends were steady with unimportant transactions. The Railway share market opened dull and heavy, and the Srausections were very small at the First Board, and there appeared to be but little disposition *80 operate. After the call there was more setivity and Erie was bid up to 75}, but immediately re- Japsed to 74}, Hudson River was very strong and sold up 0 110}, and was the strongest stockson the list. The bal- sace of the list eympathized with Erie and Hudson, and sdvanced a fraction, but the market did not hold, and ofter the Second Board all stocks were offered at the prices of the morning. The market has but little strength and Shere is no desire shown to purchase for an advance by he large operators, and with an increasing abundance of mooney the volume of business was steadily on the decline. Money is in fair request at 526 per cent. The demand grem brokers is very light. Commercial paperis in fair _ @emand at 63@7} for first-class names. Foreign Exchange is active. and transactions have Poen made a8 high as 7§; but importers show no disposi- en to buy, sud & concession in the rate would have to e made to sell auy amount. The closing quotation was 1074 @107} for prime bills. Freights—The engagements to Liverpool are 1,000 bales Cotton, at 5-16d.; 100 tuns Cedar at 17s. 6d.; 10,500 bush. Corn at 130 @24., and per steamer 3,500 bush. Corn at 84. To London, 300 boxes Bacon at 2%s. 6d. A brig to Marseilles on private terms. “The businesas of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts, $1,- 945,720 68—for Customs, $358,000; Payments, $465,017 &3—on account” of Loan, $31,000; Balance, $57,208,263 ®4. Gold notes, $354,000. The following statement shows the movement f specie . Neow-York for the mouth of March, and since Jan. 1: ports from foreif F‘ ;;:m Nud from Call! Total receipts. Baports to foreign ports i March. Gain in March.. Bronght tor'nd for threo months in Jaunary ports in February Tmports in March.. Catifornia fn Janaary. fornia in February ‘alifornia in March Roceipts since Javuary 1. Gaia sinco January 1, 1866.. The Chicago Journal says: ‘We hear of bavk failures and of the suspension of commar. ocoasionall late—the v-drnntrulv of wild ‘et the & al occur- ful ob- have oy appear p _Ntnpou dmm thunder storm that is gradusily ap- and that will hynnlbyonnhndavud sturtie us sbock. all busiuess en—nay, nlu.... ,,( e aocounts Jetr Jn your ‘Steads of 8 will b, you will i better fortune thax, if it should dasbjes Dillows of pasio sad ¥, 3 men see thelr standing 18 1 ocvm7 the failure of lhhnnnnkorh.u..\w uwcxr,s “Thio whole Habilitios of T\ W 1k o ot “sco s 9" ate fortune of Mr. Rich w wi | @ 7 np's to ay i .uhzmll-t for the .a 1 at e a8 mc.wia busiuess as broker iu a'ev ¥ uk e R o it £97 #Yikion are owing to 10 T 'llm foTltnwing is the amount of coal transported on the Delavare, Lackawanna and Western Railroad for the week end.ihg Saturday, April 7: ‘Week. tans, Shipped North. Suipped South. The following is the amount of coal transported over the Lungn Valley Railroad for the week ending April 7, 1864 Total transported Correspoudiog we Tncrease. Babble coal kept before the peoy ‘lv- at the Public Stock Exchange, and the 0pxr.’nwsn.mnt|e too careful in regard to them. The manufacture of coal companies is profitable to the projectors, but they are not safe to outsiders unless at & small triflo er sharo. It is equally dangerous to sell these worthless affairs short, for they are not abundant outside of ¢ the pool washing them.” They should be left alone entire The Chicago Tribune says: The morey market to-das was close, bot gool gencrally discounted at 10 per cent per_annun Were firin at 1@2 per cent per month. Eustern excinnge was i Is, bit rates were unchanged, vis: per beyiog from San Franciseo, dated April 10, quotes Stocks as follows: 14 & Curry, $1,000; Savage, $1,090; Chollar-Fotosi, $355; Ophir, §775; Halo & Nor- cross, $900; Crown Point, $1,400; Belcher, $375; Alphs, $150; Imperial (per share), $150. o K N. Y. Wholesale Prices of Country Produce. Fom Tur Wen Expixo April 12, 1966, [Expremly for Tus N. Y. TRIBUNE by our own Reporter.] The following are the current rates of articles in good condi- tion, as soid by commission houses at wholcsaie. Shippers receive 5 10 10 # cent Josa. deducted for commissions, besido freight and otler charges. Parties receiving vroduco often with the request t o made, ¢ always obtain the prices w1 ers DAVO 10 pay. Our figures aro intended more for the farmer than the me chiant, and we prefor not to disappoint by giviug the outside prices of very choice articies. BEANS AND PEAS. There is very little iuquiry for beans, sud prices are weaker. Wo quote: Beans, pes, prime, ¥ hush. 61 60281 £0 Beans, medium prime, ¥ 1 140 Beans, kiduey, ¥ bus Beans, warrow, 2002 220 Beaus, Wariow 2500 230 l;«vu, inferior. @ 100 8 002 8 50 3 1250 130 Peas, Southern blackeycd, bush . 1250 135 BUTTER. 01 butter was probably never so scarce in this city st this senson of tho vear as at present, Parties baving om all South- €rn orders (new is not sujtable to_ shiy) find it ympossible to obtain good old butter with which to fil them, and os there is o from the o ountry we drop quotations of it. —about 1,000 packages per duy— d our markets that it goes but s0 bare are the off quickly at abou as st 1t is ge in balf firkins or Welsh tubs. A little § ter hus been reavived and is bringing 50a54c. OF course,prices must gradually decline unless they drop suddeuly, in & woek or two, us some anticipate, We quote; Half firkins new, fine State firkios, ¢ dium new, Pennsylvania tubs and pails, new State tubs, Welsh, new...... Cliris The stock has run down pretty low and what is left fs not as firm as last week, though selimg slowly at 21 @220, for good to fancy Fa ttio new Las been ncmul azd prices started at 20221c. been sold, and ordinary is brivging % English Dairy, Cotn. prime, ¢ oo Engiish Dairy, Cosn. m. make ¢ B Fuctory, Faicy, ¥ Fuctory, Prime, ¢ 1 Factory medium, ¥ ... Prime, ¢ 1 Farm Dairy, medium. Pineapple, ¥ ... y selling at & EGGS. A hoavy fog this moroing by preveating receipts, caused an les wero made in advance on tii regalar prices of e 2 ut the way, will 8 s adny carry t very scarce to-day. As we hiu locking up, and they bave adv, week ago to-day, bt it is not safe to count upon a coutiuuation of the present rates, The dusy on Cauada eggs 6ots as & pre- hubition. We quore: New-Jersey s Pesnsyivasia froab, ¥ don. 3 @31 Btate, marks. Southern aud \\ n(cm V dm. n)odumer '.'8 In Eg Ouia, ¥ ¢ w Py Awlu Boutliern, & Rlackberries, # 1. Cherries, pitted, ¥ Cherries, pits in, & 1 Hickory Nuts, ¥ bus! Peuches. unpeeled (whole), § Peaches, unp'ied (halves & qutrs ), ¥ Peaches, peeled, inferior, ¥ M. Peaches, pocled (prime Va.), ¥ B Peavuts, ¢ bush P $ B ack, ¥ wngn.lebenul‘ Vv . FRUITS AND BERKIES. Russetts are lbov:\ the only appies r(nmn' wins, Greenings, Swaar's, &¢., are on sale ha kept in ice-houses. We quuw Avpies. S s s (.nubemu.mcdlnmw l'-nd ¥ bbl Cranberries, com. solt, # bil.. MEATS. With the exception of vesl—which sells so slowly that partios are seuding word for shippers to keep it at homo— Teats are doing better. Moy of the “hog dressed caives have been received in bad order, and were seized by the polics rival, Ttis hos frightoned poople 80 they refuse to buy upon ‘ood veal. It is much better to send the calves alive, whero practicable. 'We quote: Beet Sides, ¥ 15... 15 eef, Fore Quarter, ¥ 13 Beof, Hind Quarter, ¥ 3. 18 Veal, Carcases, ¥ ™ 12 Mutton, Carcases, ¥ 1. 13 Pork, Riverand N. J. 15 114 Pork, City dressed, ¢ B . 1% FOULTRY AND GAME. The tendency of live poultry is downward, with free receipts. Live geese don't sell, and only uear-by dressed poultry csn be sold 1o advautege. Wild pigeons are pleuty to-duy. We quote: Fowls and Chickens, ' p-nr. 175 Fowls and Chickens, ¢ . o8 Turkeys, # B..... 2 DIEMED. OR DEAD. = Fowlsand Chickens, ¥ B. Pigeons, wild, V dozen. Turkeys, ¥ lfllfl,l“b'vl& 259 100 Mink, pale..... 1252 4 00 810 @15 (0 | Muskrat No. 1 50 42 2002 2 5 | do.No.2. 2o B pale@ .l 0@ 2 00 | do. Kita. W08 15 Calf, gro¥D. 20 = o;mum 108 15 Cat, house, ea. 1@ 25 |Otter, N . 4002 700 do.,wild, each. 25@ 1 w | do., Bouthern. ¥ w2 600 Cattle, m Racoon, N 100 hider, ¥ 1 il hod Deer, Wit.dr b 002 200 Fox, Red, each 1 .(m 7 JJ Skunl 0 ? 1 00 K a0 0 ] 1502 6 00 350 325@ 600 |Wolf, l’ndm;.ul Lo 1 W VEGETABLES. Potatoes are firm with ight receipta. One lot of 80 to 90 bbis. new Bermudas have arrived and were put out at $12 per bbl. The last tomatoes from Bermuda brought $2@93 25 per & small box. We quoto arlic. & 100 bunches. Ouions, whits, 9 bbl Onions, yellow, 4 bbl. Oujons, ¥ 100 strings Onions, Potato, (sets) § bbl. Potatoes, Dykman, § bb Potatoes. Mercer, # bbl. L x A < W, . Potatoes, Wbite Peachblow, § Potatoes, P'rince Albert, # bbl Potatoes. Nova-Scotia, § bush... Potatoss, Sweat (soed) § bbl Turuips, Russia, @ bol. s SUNDRIES. MAPLE SUGAR Is scarce and inquired for. Parties are try- Ing to advance the prices to 25300, for small white cakes, and 25, for blocks; suwe of the latter were sold to-day at e, Woinnu- EESWAX, pure. M. BEESWAX, impure, ¢ B. Crue, ¥ gnl... Broox Coiy, ¥ M Framires, Live Geeso, # I Gixsexo, Wostern, & B GINSENG, flnmmmo& m. . Hoops—Hickory and osk, per 1,000: 14feot Hoops. 12 feet Hoops. . Bu00Ks and HEADS, each .. MarLe SUGAR, blocks, ¥ 1. MAVLE SUGAY, onkes o swall bars, clead and white, § 1 : - NewePAPERs, BOOKS, &c., § B, RAcS, Cloan White, ¢ B, BORGHUM kmrr. ¥ gul VingGar, ¥ gal. Markets—CAnsreiLy Kxrorven yox THR N. Y. Tainvan. RADAY, April 12, 1566, ASHES—The market is dnfl but steady st 86 T.@87 for Pots. and 812 252812 50 for Pearls. COFFEE—We Lear of no ssles to-day worthy of notice; prices are lumlz for wost kinds. COTTON—There is no change of importance to note, prices remaining at about’37j @ %je.dor Middlings, with a fair busi- Jeing, embracing 3.2 bales. 7 g™ T MEAL—The market for Western and Stato aro better; the improvewent ""fi.‘; s 150450, o .3."'.....:... s eclf"laul on his own I Pnnrv go &7 MZ" 90 for the low grades of Weatern Extra, sping Otio, &6 =0@812 for Trade and Fam- for St. Louis Estras, Canadian is better; sples of 330 bbls. at o r requesty for mixed I!y & 1o good Supes for Trade and huz-llv Iu. 4 ll in fair demand and ste. of 230 bbls, at B4 2 20, Corn Meal is firm; th y is mederate; sales or lw “bbls. 8t §3 602 $70 ford e, per bnsh. better, but 5., (Lo Whent market is 1 business; the demand G (40 Sxtrem pricos Taslsted 0n obo d to milors; the stock of Sound is very light; the ale 000 bush., inehading 11,000 bush. Chicagzo Spring it 816708167, Club at 8163 in store; 5,500 bush, Am 1,000_bush. Come mon White (s Vhite Mickizmu et §2 70, Barley 3 sules of 9,000 busl Mait is quiet but steady; Oats ore n fair dezand 4l@dse. for New We s bid_and remsed. ¥ h mr Ilw de s ind is is in goo y for & \ usound Mixed Western, and Southery, aud F@si fu)‘ for White @ebe. Jersey Yellow, HOPS are in good demand for ho are well sustained; we qaote at from and qu HAY prices have and G HE P! ive snd no MOLASS c.,08 10 growth o market i firly active, and wihy light roeeipls provedp closing Lrim at 5650, for ShiFIbE, or Rgtail lots. piia is duil st Me., old; other kinds are inact ng demand prevails from the hbda. 0l wk o and in fair jobd 4 Piain M £13a 816 for Oid £ Beef i quiet. I sales of 300 bbls., ¢ been o better de is beavy at the close, and sale tions are 750 pkis. (st night Sboulders, 17¢. for Hams, and 15 more actiy o, and prices bave ady s adex 1alo yosiorday aud to-ia¥, of 1 bbod and id wnd firmer; Weetern, There has eats, but the market cult; the traasae- ) at 10ialle. for . Facou bus been Lard has boen sules_of 500 bbls. at Steam and Kettle Renderad, ERNOOX lmmum MAURET, 5 without ess . regular, at 25 Ocd w8 T ard steady but quict, duli aud we huw only to report abost % adic., usd In aud vory choice, in small lots, at 2 50@ 83 12}; rough und firm at 82 45,482 65; Caloutta Lissced is dull, Bave a downwaxd tendency; we quote ot 82 €5 i Boston sad 2 90 here. SUGAJIS—Taws aro qulet, but stendy; ealos of 675 hhds. at 10§@104c. for Cubn, 13@13} ico, aud 61 boxes Havana ot 10§@14je.; kefised unchanged; by auction, 15 bhde, mod 3 bbis. New-Orloaas &t 13ic. and 25 bhds. Forto Kico st 1@11jc, 4 TEAS— The =ietion sale to-day was considered though some lack of spirit was shown on tho Green which wero undesirable; the Oolongs soid pretty fre prices o ahiado off from last sale; the following it the raue utial ehinge in_pricos; Toef x}-p.-.: jLoate, ' dis in de. J is in fair de 0 prices obtaln, Hyson, E0c. @81 33; Young Hyson, 760 @ $148; Twaokay, 60a7le.; Gubpowder, $1 038l 60; Im- perial, e a gl Souchong, 81 20, and Ooloog, % .J’l oL TALLOW—Tle market is more active eud prices are better; sales of 0,000 1 at 1ije. for Weatern, and 11§ @11je. for City. WHISKY— ke warket 1s fiim, with 8 fair demand; sales of 180 bbis. ut 82 26 for Refiliod Barrels, 82204 for State, aud $2 27 for Westora, —_— Receipts of Produce. ApniL 12.-3,615 bbis. Floor, "lfi bbls. Whisky, 1,654 bbls. ke, 40 bush. Corn Meal, 15 Barley, 14 pkys. Aslies, 441 p g pkgs. Cut Meats, 329 pgs. L T THE ANNUAL ELECTION mm on lhu 10th TORS of this Company, the following pased eutlemen were onaniously eected EUNARD RIRH D KANDOLEI MARTIN, HOCK SORTON, M. B, SKIDMORE, EDWIN R LIVERMORE, CASTRE KOBERT MciAUGHLI AV, THOS. C. GUETCHIUS, WOKTH, M. K. CARFENTER, PALO! AARON RUTIIEKFORD, 1. LOUTREL, HA N SUCKLEY, ON G. HUNT, DAKIEL Dk DAVID WAGSTAFP, JAMES M. BENEDICT, LAWRENCE M. LUTHER, MORRT AARON CLA EFFINGHAM ( CHAS M. mwww HARVEY WEED J. WG, CLEMEN' SAMUEL T. KNAPP, MARSHALL O nuurn‘rs NATHANIEL S3ITH, EDGAR HY A’ of the Board of Dis -flen LEONARD y rediected Proaiient ALFKED A”RERVES, Secretary. “And st 8 subsequent meetin KIKBY, eaq., was unaoiino umc- lm.vllu r-'- V::r:n » olnn l TAN ELECTION o R tor DULECTORS of this COM- ANY. the 11th inst., the followiug-uamed gontlewmen were l|l VAN AUKEN, ELIAS G. BROWN, RICHARD & PALMER, E. P FABBKI, THOMAS P. WAY, LLOYD L. BRITTON, « Alu,l’('l Ii’( HU IU llllJ-. u STINOTHY 0 CHUNCHILL, GEORGE OPDYKE, MONTAGNIE WAKD, WM GLORGE it WM. 8. OPDYK DANIEL C. 'KANLI ED\\AI{II h\’l'll:hLl’l ARTHUR, YRE, CHARD DOVGLAS. it of the Board, TIMOTHY 6. CITl was unanimously reélected President for the et ALFRED DOUGLAS Chorehlil deciiuing to serv -3 S CHEDULES of %m) 'rnuu\ or more (5-20) TWENTY COUPONS, paysble May 1, proximo, will now siaiuation ot \be fukereat Degariioent of the Usited the Plaite hv n’ been forfeited to 1s bereby given that the under. are quaiified as meabers of the Board latte Gountry Ratlroad,” urder of the State of Mis- avide for the wale of certain railroads a Property by the Gosamor, to foreclowe the State’s lien thereon, and to SeciTs An early compietion of the South-West Branch Pacihic, the Piite Countey, the &t Louis ud Iron Mountain sud, the Caito od Fulton Ra £ Missouri,” approved Februsry 19, 1866 that as horiy 1o take posssssion of sad buy eof by the Governor on the 2iet day of Al 10, together ds belongiug thereto, and again to sell the same, and they bereby in oposals tor the purchase of said Toad, it leuds, sppuitenances and franebises from the said Board o Commissionars, which propossls shall be delivered in writing to sid Board on of before e Wtk day of June, A. D., 166, and sl conform o the following conditions, s provided in Section 5 of the ssid Act, a8 olio nl Auum; and the Atchison and St. Jor ed wnd a for the said * the proviious of an Act of the General Assemb ointed I sour, entitied ' An Act to avction, shail atato thiat e are hereby sstabiislied to govera the of Commissiones “First: The price o consideration bid shall be paysble as follo the buiance I five equal twa, the U thereafler, with the six able aonually; pre i iree, e Tourth I forr, s tne. Hth in five years rest on deferred al suuis bid way be ny thioe, in ads, or other Habilties of the Suato oF bnds fuat. sing thereta shall be ous of the work to 1553t be finiahed from K. \imo Txed for the ury. and superstracture of sid Gty thousand every yoor | completion s said rosd, the d. in gradustion, 1@ Of 8t icast two himared rl.tu. utry Maile sourl, the suid raiirosd souri by th fo the Gogersl Aw il e Fatte Country Rairroad” kes, e , possession thereof havig been oo taken wih view to lts Said Radiroad 14 Toested fn North-Western i, o in opers tion from Weston 0 Savannab, Aity-two milles, and fs sufliciently atocked with cars and machinery. A perfect title sud imuicdiate pos- session will be given to the purchaser. Lupl!lullhln:llppvn'- Febuary 19, 1266, and other informa tion reapecting U rty wiil be furnished on apylication by et ter. JOUN YTDME, President, or to CHESTER HARD- 180, 5¢., Attoruey, of the loard of Coumi.sioners, St. Louls, Mo. JOHN F. HUME, 1dof Commissiouers ON TELEC h.\l"l RATES, o ____GEOC. DUNBAR, No. 4 Pine-st. IRAVELING CREDIT3 on Messrs, GAN & Co., &0 r.), svailabie *- N.Y. J, 8. MOR. LONDON (ucsessors to GFO. PEABODY oal eibies of EUROPE and the Lsaied by E N ity S e INSURANCE SCRIP FOR SALE. 8,000 SUN MUTUAL. €6,000 NEW-YORK MUTUAL.~ 5,000 ORIENT MUTUAL. $2,000 COMMERCIAL MUTUAL. By WM. C. UIL\IAV 4 Pinest. ny WM. URANCE SCRIP, 1806, L C. OHHA 3 5. 46 Plnsat. 1l furnished as to ock, funded d nce 1657, FAILY MORTGAGE RONDS, AMERICAN NATIONA 2D STATES 5% (ke Bighest st deot, aividerds, & flankmg fionsta and DANKERS, No. 8§ NASSAU- BUY and SELL AT MARKET RATES GOVEERNMER ACCOUNTS of BAN o term con 3 PES AND CANADAS 5" CERTIFICATES OF DEPO LIPPMANN BANKERS AND BE 21T 18 EAPH AND EXPRESS bl()l Ki salo and_purchsse of Telegraph ‘own Boo Ralirosd Securi- STOCK, STOCK, ke, ke, ke, NDAR, No. 46 Pine-st. N ] Bankcra. FISK & HATCH. ST., ALL DESCRIPTIONS {T SECURITIES, FRS aod others RECEIVED OUT THE UNITED “LLLERY, TOKERS, NO. 29 BROAD-ST, MEMBERS OF NAW YOUK STOCK Particuiar sitention to the Purchase aud 8 EXCHANGE. ale of the following: EXPRESS AND TELEGRAPH STOCKS. AumRicAY Lxrress Co. - RINsLEY F xparss Co. HARYDEN Kxpnw 1AL X AV ROSSIAN AMERICAN T INSTLATED LELEGRAP) MERCIANTS F BOUKSTAVLR, NaTIONAL Exvress Co. Namioxar Haxewns' EX. Co. 5 “10% Ixe. Co. THAYER & SLOSSON, BANKERS AND BROKERS, NO. 71 BROADWAY, N 0 EXPRESS & LEGRAPH ST it RAFH STO » Amertesn Rachonge Nation '.yu ‘Bank, New-York. BANhlh(. o¥ EW-YORK. ¢ attention given to the Purcbase sud Saleof the follow: CK. 3 u\ EXPRESS STOCK. FLEGRATT OCK. STOCK. EGRAPH SLUCK. E. CITY IIAII.K(MD!TOCKS e, 3§ E X008 Jax CooxE &co. CORNER WALL AND NAS3AUSTS., NEW-YORK. 1n connection with ot bouses iu Philadel have opened 8 NEW-YORK HOU 8, STOCK. We aie constantly represented st the Toard, whore orders sent as are promptly flled. Wo keey £.01 suppiy of ! NT SECURITIES, O arrent pric most liberal rates the market affor " DEPEW & PO BANKERS, 1z purchases and phia and Washington, E st the sbove location, and offer acd Tnvestors, for the transsction of of 5, BONDS AND GOLD. Stock Exch DF ALL ISSUES, and allowing correspondents the JAY COOKY & Co. TTER, No. 11 Broad-Street, NEW-TORK, Bolicit acccunts from Hazks, Bake Interest allowed on deposits subject to and others. bt draft. All hinds of Sesuritios booght and soid for the usual commision. Special attention given to Governamest Securitios. Collactions made on all poiuts. CHAUNCEY M. DEFEW, (Lats Secratary of Stata.) HENRY W. POTTER. ERMILYE & CO., No. 44 WALLST, BANKERS AND DEALERS GOVERNME AND N'T STOCKS COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. CLOSING PRIC Wy Sell| 1043104 July, 1o (1|3 WM. B BEND, HENRY CLEWS To4g 15 e, ES. NEW-YORK, April, 12, 18606, B'y Sell- & Co., (Successors to Livermore, Clews & Co.,) BANK 32 WALL STKE U.'s. SECUR [TIES . PURCHASED AND FOR SALE Allkinds on hand, ready for insiant delivery, ab the lowest market gt DEPOSITS IN Wlll"(.ll} ‘A:lln Orders for stoc _Gold for ,uy..mn of dutles for eaia | JOIH MUNROE & Co., HAVE QF No.slu jblix MUNROE & Co,, AMERT 'I\ N NEW. Towue Clrenlar 1. ke., ke, Also € UNlnN BANK AT DOVER. Dover, This Pank haviog surrendered ite char NOTICE is bereby given that the outsts by the Union Bank at Dover wil Cashler in the village of Dover, in the City ot New-York; ONE \ ¥ \’( V' and by ¢ that wach ¢ 1 " l '\u Act 1 BUNC [Tawte] CONNOR BANKEX “No. 16 BROAD 51 Mrmru HANKER REMOVED ‘nwu GOLD R ALEOWED 0N AI.,L DAILY BAL- YORK, lers in all parts of Europe N.J., March ter and ¢ tiew, or the funds aniug notes will bo s of wn act of tha Unton Bauk & Co., 18 AND EROKERS, MuxnERs oF NLW YORK ST0CK FXCUANGS. ANTIC to A'l L. Depos posit Cl ON ALL 81 Money depe from April 1. Tiaak open every day for the reception 10 to 3 o'clock, #nd wlso on Mo Now 1‘1 ANKLIN SAVID avn., cotoer of Forty seco froe of tax. Dop: wow JanzaF, Cusnanuraiy Seavian BANE, aw interest from April 1. AMULL hE . New York, depositors, frem of tax. be HoeNT TAX, SAND DOLLAKS. will dray interest ' r‘ymm' of money from riday evenings i FOLSOM, Pres " No. 604 h 1ot Open laily. Taterests ot from Arvil 1 potee, WY, Piesident and Gold METROPOL]TAV SAVWGS BANK, f‘.h-'u Dyl'n-l-:. R -‘:'I“ul Anave., via 4 the 20 Dovpse TN e daitra: Recoarior. Bumal » 55 “’"‘8 R ING HOUSE, Nov. 1402 3 Thlrdavs, By e aifoa oo of Clambirvat 47 108 3 d ~r-m§ g Ty Y e o Grsenport, by L h[".:'."u e pet 1wade ou or before April 20 draw interest from the Ist. & ETY ey from 10 8. m. 102 p. m and on Mouday, Wednes ”"i",t",‘(“" e ey m‘::‘zn':h":‘ ol To. i{u.unn. and intermediate stations, by Morris snd dn d Saturday evenings from 5 to TDrlocL (V“J‘ Bany: S Secteary. TSAA sideat. 1!?1' fie of GOVERNMENT TAX. the 2lst of Apsil will drsw interest EW-YORK b\\l\t-fl 15 \\K meh-nv«, cor- ner of Fourteenth-st.—: N fax.. Deposits pade en of wm 4 ‘nl m dra: intagast 0 oot UL, Neeretary. MAS CHRISTY, Prosident. bl.\ PERC —FRE l. 1 RU\! GOVERNMENT THIRD AV] VINGS qu, Corver Third ty VRESENT DEPOSITS, T interen paid on w e from 1 to 1,000, SIX PER © free from Go Al taoneys dev DAY EV SPENCER K. GREEN, Prosidet. _ Ricuarp Krrry, Secretary. TNION IDI\H‘ H 4 0 cents to 83 000 m»x-.d. L INT iy Y izoe of tax. draw interest from APRILL Sl.hlr).'&'lfl 35 Dhividend Notices. AL RATLROAD COMPANT o¥ New.J¥Rsny, , 60 WALL 8T, New-Yoak. Aprll 9, HE USUAL l‘l AR LY DIVIDEND of Al F¢ R PAPE T COMMERCIAL 1, abis to attend to the out-door 810, m-li from $3,000 to ] PPHYSICIANS T'lm, for with a_two. wvr{ frome HOUSE and l!,\KV " ~hon d(nnxrc h eause of leaviog; good society. Address i Offce. A5 for thowing ¢ for Indi |M|.\-§1Nu. 504 Walnotst.. Phila. \ PARTNER WANTED with the vo amount to fuvest in the manafactare of 8 which has 8 teady sale. A good chiance for an ac- patent article w © man. Address ROBERT KRAUSS, No. 127 Orchard-at., Newr- ER. dosires th m, from 16 to 22, wit ug in her appes R\ T Box No. 99 Tribun CII(JM‘ZI(\' CHOLER A BOOK by s Practicing Pl to prevent C 5. ABBUTT. full instractions pt of 25 cents. Address M. Now-York. of the KIDNEYS, BL. CADDER and TATE. —The aficted may lesrn’how to obtain_ rellef by LLOW-SUFFERER, Station D, Bible House, New- LEGALLY OBTAINED IVORCES PUBLICITY aad withont fe free. M. HOWES, Attorney st JOILTH, CHOL LRA, D THE NEW-YORK DISINE OFRICE, Ko 33 PN LABORATORY N i lvl-\ "“7'2 HENRY-ST. Conipany be extensive Laboratory, with Dr. D. E. , Doctor Cour- le! ai rnl luruhhm b ic, i [ i uunl- ,rma- cosspools, sewers, gutters Boepitala, ‘wad pablie (netitutions of al kizds,siaughter houses, offul. fat elthg and bone iahiments, all oots and places; In fact for o where azents ara not only DEODO- ) A 73 in the argest and most cientific measing o the words They do not remove disagreeshle and noxious odors and stitating other and plessanter oues ehemical principles, rendering ti they come in contact har of i nse value to every farmer and agricultor and_ destrovin, whicn the wad b wiarly caied 10 this subject; and al trial, As there are S pared to meet all the evi found in the locations and materisls enn- Perated sbove, the purchasee will plainly describe the premises o articles ho wished to disintect, when the proper Auid or fluids will farnished to meet each exse, ' Attached ar Iately given in favor of this GREAT DISCC Ted of others, eun be seen at the Company When requested, persons in the Compan: aent Lo any portion of the city to perforia the operstion of di a4 e charge. No. 35 Pine-st. Drravax Lovss. ALsaxy, March 3, 1066, To the President of the New- York Disinfecting Compa: Dear Sir: Having made s thorough {11 Iately introduced to us by Mr. Wm. T. Black, iy to the pablic that it s ull that it s rep pecaliuly adapted fo the purposc ereby [reeomuend its use a8 perfoct disi do o, inmmuch a8 wo more rea — foctants g but now_consider et b otiie which aurpames al otbers, both ae Ards prico s wel 84 proving aa elfectual romedy as; » are, Sir, yo T. Rowssrs & Co. New. Yok, April 9, 1808, T the Prevident of the New. York Disinfecting Company: i Mor. ety sgr o Lot f iy Wi PRUREERL D ular, and can pro- bave thoronghly tested the same in every p Dounce it without exception to be the best wo have ever known. 1ia citcet upon avy aad every matter iy complete and Iustantanons. A. SrRTIoN, Astor House, who & nnt o Letter in July PHE 1665, to Mes. DAVIS, Broo she was i the country et that time. 0 see bim. _Directliter o s place, or to 8 e EMIGR s'*“"‘ EMIGRANT SOCIE br #TW.ENOLAND AND EUROPE. 3,000 EMIGRANTS can ba piaced in good situations and com- She has returned, and wou ion . {nn.hl' homes inumediately upon srrival, or supplied with improved nmproved laods, which can be purchased, lessed, or worked or on soares. Appiy of address C. F. HATCHER, Ko. 318 Graviert., Referances—HTall, DBrowa & Vanderpool, New- York. eo. W. Holt. New-York. B vety body ‘wants Dr. GILBE MENT. Curos every ense; il 5 BluM"ly TIS TABER & IIRU Water st., New-York. Siabs conitantly on hand aid et to order._ A\LIH L& MANTELS, FLOOR TILING, NTS, HE \n»-ruvn &e., ean be purch rice of marble. T. Matls Close at the Post-Ofce. For Oorman States sud Notthern Europe, b, steamer At- avy and v Bavaris, \|| Malls close daily ot 5 3. m. reat Sat Lake, Utan, and Pla exceptad) by Over Lasd rouit dorth Ml (via H aven Way)oooo. Fall T w: and 8 p. % and 10§ I Montgom- Long Island Long Iwand Mail (to Am.—u wand 3 5 a, 10, and n"» 049 am. and 2 p Sam,dgod 6 pom Sl e dund 4w A m., Whand 4 . Jersey € uy Mai et of each o0 Catitoruis Mail, by mouth. Closes at... To Albay, o7 Hudion I ar / % 3, 6,aud 10 p. m., via Har- 40, m. Sunday train, via Hudson River, 4 run between Chambers and 3th-st. . a Fo Daittmore end Wasliagton, by tle foot of 8 and I and I r“r'i'.u.'"""'wfi'. Taviw i via Speiug ilabe. N by New iiaven via' " B hD OVa. cassessessassenassssnssossonsrecd & 8 Jand 8 B tained, Advice r T ety argwnised oh 8 permanent bass, Seive Lubara FDLE. Courtaret, s scion e gonducior e now pre- mall CTITB: fon ave 0 s12K roorme, water ips, raiizoads, ous and offensive “PUTRESCENTS and DISIN- gases by wab- instoad ; but by and throngh trus sen, luids 3nd solide with which | Siates, . 8. ing many of them to becows and Trey simply aud Pwu-l,s Aot 3, it Komria, J i ‘Nor ate theso. Buids Injo: are used. The il place Ui within the The attention of 3! reons are invited to give thess disinfectants | Howard Purnell, N different disintecting compounds pre- of the testimonials FRY, which,with haud- | E. Worthen, Miss H. A cmployment will be y of the D(dnfv-tlln( Fluid aro t0 tov: | Meinbard, J. ated to b- and most or which it o prepared, od o | . Dervia B Erwin, A W it no Relief i B 2 Cow " Wholesalo Y A nnl-r. in ITALIAN sad AMERICAN MARBLES, No. 713 italian and American Marble in Blocks and MONU: ed at wholossla S—Superior in +310 Brosdway, be- o 3 T A NTEREST free of l‘on..\u-t,h L0 orbefore Apdi 20 will draw interest from ‘l‘o Y"M"‘" by NQ\VJ(‘;-" R R fot -I Coort. intance of | Mre. Bowers - My, WiLhout | and Mrs. Tuite, of disin- | Metealf, A. vear Varick, is informed that | g d like at., 48 8:30 4. o, By same Esmex R, R, foot of Barela: ilburn st 4:00 p. @, Mor, A ::".'-2 'M&"‘w west of connecting Sprivgtld—dioumers e To. huw H-v_, by the N 7, North River, m-y'l'n- Semnel el Trondat tovn froza foot of S ow-. Jer-y. 1 Loyl L »ml I'o lhllwde]ihu. by New-Jersey Kuiiroad, 100% of Court- I-nd;'n“ 'llfl-.l’.—.‘mdsnnndn d‘ For Amboy o ot b wtil) 2 p. i, by stesme » ez Neversiok, foot of Chsrbers st. For Manchester, Long Branch, Camden, ke. (Raritan and l?.nwne Bay Rairosd), steamer leaves Pier No. 3, rth River, Sundays excepted. landt-et,, 8 and 10 o b Trm 4 u, . 1248} 40d 8:04 . m. Bon - To fiew Jlklfll, 51 Haturday, Atlantie und Missis- o sipyi Steauser Line. For Ssvannab,every Thorsdsy, Marray's Lice, ofice No. 61 and 62 South-st. For Serauuah, every Saurday, by Eupire Live, Ourrl 408 & Allen, No. 5 Bowling-Green. For Slnnuh every Thursday, Ploneer Lix ,Hfl No. 4 l'ot \lou 18 and Tdaho—ses sdvertisement. For further iuformation in rezud to Rafirosd Time Tables, see s twents in another oart of this paper. ———— nuve-nm ot Orean Steamorss O DEFART. Stramiine. | Atintie Bay Gltyof New-York ... Virgiodse f* l B “ity of Boston. Erin 4 Exngiroo. City'of London Passengers Arrived. FROM GREYTOWN, Nic.—ln steamaliip Santiago de Cuba-—-Mre Merry and iwfant, Major Hudson, Rev. Mr. Chariton, -m . B B. ¥ Siater, 11, 5. Eiske, Mr, Hockey, el s e 2o W e owst Nirs Chagin, Me. and Mrv, Haredon, Mr. and Mre. ‘Mrs. Colly, Mr. and Mre. Keeaing and 3 child ‘snd motser, Mr. and Mrs. Thompsoo, Mr, Yivard MeLennan, W. Brows, R. Yons A M W MGl o Wood, 7. C. Weters 3 nt, A J. Funhlln H. “lllm J, Newton 3. F. Kelly, C. Erannan, J. C. Whicker and § ‘. Sherman and § chijaven, Mr. sud Mrs. Bailow, e, d Vilbes Secong’ CobmeMee. W, H. Jores \Xv d M child, Kiine and child, Messrs. J. W. Smitn, C 'ed ) Z Ml J. Fanpin, A herfor A et cmm.( H H1ll and 2 children, M ren. Mr. und Mrs. arvall, Nr Mr. and Mrs. Daut Mrs. Sm u. el{dnn. Misa B, Harris, Huth. Miss E. Heorita. M - Mo Bible E. Sherman, Brigzs, 3L Kemp, O. 1. Waitaey, H. H. Wheeler, B. Kuor, H. B Mnfln W. H. Fin osl 3 Thorpe, R. Cory, J. Welster, K. A. lase, Max Shock, B. Marphy, A. U T. Strater, Thos. Lark, J. . Brockinrid ¥, M E. Allison, J. Morgan, Counor, Mr. uoxufl; chumacher, G, 8, % owle, T. Rourke, wan, 6. Wblteside, Geo. Gardser, J, Ery S8 Willamas . . Rods man, J. W. Kli im, J. H, Whits, B. W, Fadden, Geos Jobnson, J. R. E Tabosh, J. C. Mority, um Fllul.! A i , & Lrraom, Jobn Benedict, W. . Eiliott, It. Andetson, . Gy, 1. E. Leveaster, BP Plate, T. 4 M. Sands, LA Guon, T Bartoloa, Bers h Herkley, W, Buckbes and 36 in ll(()! LIV Kl’l)()b—ln Sb-lluhlp Ed nhur;»—Mb lnd Mra Merrick, Mrs. Ll d Miss Evans, and for ehildren, Mr. Mel Mr. aud Mra. Valeutine, Mr. u.: Mre. Hutobinsor Vincent, Miss E. I Turner, J. D, Howe, Miss Theo. Barrett, M. aud Miss Wright, Mastpr W, Jonsos, Capt. l ‘Minta, F. Crouin, H. O’Hanlon, A. C. Fers won, W. J. Whiting, ¥. 1. Somerton, F. Wrigh o L._Decker, Mt ke, M. and Mes, Bk, . N, Thomus . D Stechter: Mr. Newton, M. Staapson, Win. Oféusend, Mz snd M. Taylor, aud 718 the stecrage. FROM SAVANNAH-In Skflmlhlg \(Mnfl—l'r and Mrs. W, letm Mis bord. H. L. Swmith, P, Fishe er, C. Mamioh, 8, B, Fiel J. . Smith, Mr. and Mrs. \\ Mrs. Moorehouse and daughter, W. “ Duvis, Miss A. Freeman. Iverson, J L«! Mrs. 8. :)'.;m‘:llumfl‘,'u.,t’“ll-‘l }" Su;uh "hl H. Smith, J. D eonan, Js. N. Dluller, gr. U. S. Supecvising lsspector Steamboats, aid 24 in the Stesrage. o In élnfl'fi{r Herman—Miss C. Gemenden, Miss Kate Brasee, H. Veinstock, E 8. Latheop, HODL Louther, Mrs. C. w- Snl.(h Thos. F. 5¢ runnor and two childzen, M inzton, B.'F. Eiustein, R. Condin umith, J. M. Ormaby, . children and servant, Mi others. FROM luvnul-ln Stoemuhi; Fi ‘h"r Kll.‘n. Mr. f ik 3, Murquiade, Miss oruies. J, Keds Eectar IR B. Eaton, Chas, Howell, B. . Kemble. Opess Walker, Edm. Wa ker, J Redueilo, V; “"‘" M. b lady®R. St Ana, A.'Wagner, Miss M. Eszan, Mre, arnn. " hc- ra, B. Coughlan and lsdy. 1. Burton and lady, C. E. Stevens, P. . De Gouea and lady, 3 children aud servant, M. J. Cloonoaita: &, equbarh, Sira. M. Torrienve, L. Liltig, sra . Klioa, T. Dowler, D. Gouses, A C. Asoria, wife sud servaut, M. Truxillo, C. Valieite, Mre. M. Gabrelle, Miss C. Perera, Thos. Lamb, Mr. Zaris- Crosby, Antouto Ferreruo, SHIPPING INTII-I-IGI‘CI- PORT OF NEW-YORK. PriL 18 Cleared. Stoamabip Virso, Bulkley, Savaguah, Murray. Ferria & Ca. Steamaiup Meneks. Maniian, Chatleston, Livingston, Fox & Ca. ip Washiugton. Chic W p Neptase, Bek Steamship Hunter, Rogs; p John Gibeon, reka (BBr.), Di Awands Gujon, uce. m umy Midileton. chr. &N, Smith, ot Bangor, R. P. Huck & Lo. N.H, tamford, M. Brizg & Co, 102, F. Alexandre & Co. . D, Huribat & Co. na, C. C. Duncan & Co. m.h o i, o Briggs. et Arrived. Steamship Fdioburgh (Br.), Hal Lis Queenstown 3 ‘h 3 pass ae 8. W. Lewls erpool Mareh J’"‘bbfl' 0 dae 5. Steamship M nah. 90 hours, with mdse. d pase. to Garrison & Allen. April 10,0 Cape Henry, schr Sl B bownd Nr Lt stcamahip H. 1.1y ngston sbiore i Sevaee ah River. dawvere NE. gale, lasting till mid- night of 9tk Secamstip Uerman, Livingston, Baker, mdse. and pass, to Liviogtor F W, Kiver 24 houzs, on rn;mt of I *h experic b, Greytow Nie.), April 7, with Ricbmond wad Norfolk, with mdse. sod Was detaiiea by fog of Sandy Hook Steamship Hatterss, Pareish, Richuiond and Norfolk, with mdse. end pass. o Livingston, Fox & Co. iy 1 G, Hobart, Newbers, N. C.. with mdse. andpese. 0 with plaster to D. B ip Santiago d be Cratral A bip N och, pass to Helnekon & Pahors ¥ bours. \m (Br.), Gow, Winds DQ\\«I(.\(O. r Norfolk, to loed bt of the Sth inet, re peported pa — Memoranda. Apeil 10, —Frs were made to dis- A ip d oo -o Bigh that bosts eo .m.l-u'n\ wole, snd no NE. storm, iz stvames Reliel is now o Howee [ Schr. B. L. stu -'" -“lrm from Roanoke mmmm prung & leak off Hateeras, and put nts Norfolk 10th, leaking 608 ok boor wolld have to diegcacde 1o fepalr Porr-WARDEN, hon".) given, i accordance with seos t panwed April 4, 1057, entitind - An Actto Re- e Wardens Ofice of the Port of New. York.” o all per A in, or baving charge of. the sahject wattes of sack orvey. that the follow oz vessels are mow Port Wardens, su¢ .nat the said *urveys of e aysner o 0t g M Sip Goshen. Park Danish Brig