The New-York Tribune Newspaper, September 24, 1866, Page 2

2 COMMERCIAL MATTERS. —-— SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. 8. Peninsula Ist m. . 80 | 100. \ltmm.u. 200 0 05; WMiidess 1. b3, Unioa Navi; ail, 1 « - 116} Chicago 100 16, nr} 00, Bostou Water P'r. Yenu. ts, new, 10,000, 1,000, N. Carolinn Gs. 131,000, ex-0p. ’l’..F W. & Chic. ‘|1l 06 . 65 10,000, 2 0. & Miss.Cer. TR 1,000 IQ NV oty 87 9% . Erio Prefcrred. S m. : 100 7 s 3,000, |IM* H& o’ Dl'lN BO. Mariposa. - 144 80,000 2 . 14§ Obio & Miss. Cer. M 100, | Mariposa pre! 110,000, ~ln A 300 100 100.. ... 333 Cleve. & 333 800, T30, i i C Y. Céntral. \l{nllnnvl )lubl\ l lufl 200. 1 100, 753 Cumberland. 74 100 b10. 48 b3, Mudson River. 10, .. 121 1 0'CLOCK BOARD. American Gold. Mariposa. “X).000 143 w.oon b1V, 291 Mariposa pref S I0 l,»muL 7 1063, Clev. & Tol. uicksilve 3 OD.cmereri3. 5*1, R PETROLECM AND MINING Petrolrum Stocks. Kipp & Buell. Benehoff R. Oil. 2 109.. 3 i | | id!‘ 6 40 | 85 | w .. 130 .m. 2 'h Cfln d (&m‘ . 100. after 'l i7 bxcelnmr. 1 w0 SATURDAY, Sepl. 2—r. W | Gold opened at 143} and closed at 143§. The Hermanin | ook out $4,600 1a coin, and the Borussia brouglt $6: in gold. ‘There is more busiuess in Government stocks at full prices for the gold-beariog issue. The 7.30s were neg leeted and a shade lower, State stocks were steady, and Border State bonds in fair request at fullrates. Tennessce Gs, new, sold at 72§ and North Carolinas at 65, In railway mortgages scarcely anything dome. Bavk shares are | steady. The miscellaucous lists were steady. Mariposa ‘was very active and sold as hagh as 35 for the Preferred; Pacific Mail 220 and Atlantic Mail 116}. The inferest of | the market centers in Erie, which bas sold at 76} aud 75} | during the day, closing st 755 Hudson River imi- proved 1 per eent. Chicago and Great Fastern sold at 47j. After the call there was an sdvance | in Erie and Mariposa, the latter scliing at 35 Cumberland Coal also advanced and sold at 48). After the | 1 o'clock eall the dealings were without special interest ‘with the exception "of Cumberland which was in active demand sud rose to 494, an advancelof 1§ per cent; Mari- | poss Preferred was in active demand aud sold freely at 35 at which prices no large amount of stock could be bad. ‘The closing quotations wese: New-York Central, 1062 106§; Ere, 75]@75); Readmg, 115}2115); Michigan | Southern, 85} @85}; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 87 @87}; | Rock Island,111@111}; North-Western, 353@35§: North- ‘Western Preferred, 67267]; Fort Wayne, 105 @100 ‘ Canton, 53} @54; Cumberland Coal, 49 243; Qu icksllver, | 52952); Mariposa Mining Compauy, 13; do. Preferred, | BHad). The new Gold Exchange will commence business regu- | tarly in the long room of the New-York Stock Exchango | on Monday. 1t Las the approval of s large majority of the | -~houses in the street and cannot fuil of being a suceess. Money on call is 325 per cent., with more offening to . brokers than can be used. In commereial paper vo change, Best names are 5 per cent, and good 5} @6. ~ Loug paper | and names, not first class, sell at much more profitable | rates to the buyer. In Exchange nothing of consequence done. sterling is quoted at 107 2107} Freights are extremely dull and rates pominal, We learn of no Grain engagements to-day. To Liverpool— Grain ¥ bush., 4@4/d. Flour ¥ bbl, 1s. 3d. Cotton ¥ 15,5320, Heavy Goods, Clicese, Oils, &e., # tun, 128, 6d. @2%.6d. Beef ¥ tee., 26, 3d. Pork ¥ bbl, Is. 9d. Rosin “® bl 18, 9. Tobacco ¥ bhd., 22%. 6d. Petroleum # thl, 4s.6d.@%. To London—Grain ¥ bush., 5} 26d. _Flour ¥ bbl, 15.94. Heavy Goods, Oils, &e. # tun, 15 f@%s. 01l Cake ¥ ton, 178, 64, Beef ¥ teo., 3. 3d. Pork _PLbl, 2.3d. Rosia and Turpentine ¥ 280 15, 2a. 3d. ¥urg and Skins, &c., ¥ tun, 135, Cheese ¥ tun, 22, 6d. ! Petrotenm vbm..a- To Glasgow (per steamer)—Graln | ,gm Flour # 101, In. 80, Rosin # 280 15, 2. | ’ Nrd-- Ll ¥ bbl das: Heary Goods ¥ tun, | 2 " 'fllc‘N«p Tribune of Wednesday says: ‘Thére was an active M‘- .-qu-odd !ltdl: Buukers' | | ciously applied to the construction and equi | which is required for operating expex I\I:.W YORK DAILY ¢ loans are sasy at 8 por cent. On call, the Mort ceut on Governwent or Cook County se e cent pe ufforing, and, with an ¢ aetive d soid at 60 @80c. discouni—closing the iuside m ur the counter rates are firm st 1.0 discount boying e par selling. bills were taken at ‘@0e, discoust, agd Canada Craits at foff. Gold drafis s 1§ premium The same suthority of “The suspension of the Prodacers’ nounced atan early luur!u give rise to ut whatever 1 financisl circies. The FAnk waa & miell ititution, and, from the wysterious mavner in which it was reported to have boen covducted, was not very popular with our merchants. although it enjoyed & era- bie country bLusiness. which, rumor s: was obt ferms such as no legitiuato banking ho was organized some t#o years age, in ¢ State law, under an old charter, obtained seversl years sinve; and abouf the time of the adoption of the * gre sy tow” by oar business men, enjosed a considerable oironiation, which has since been withdrawn witi the oxcopuion of about 85,000 3till outstanding 0a this the bolders eurity for its redemp! Aunditor at 8, ringfield. hursday, says: wk, of thia city, was an did ot ill ot suffer any material low n had beon deposited with Lb “Tho stock of the institution. said to under the control of, and owned by he §200,000, was wostly Harvey Doolittle. who had been cugaged for several yers in & private banking busuess. Tie owners of the balance of the stock, 1f any. are uuknown, and 19 financial cir- cles nre regarded os rather wythioal Mr. Doolittle at the ut time declines 0 give any stutemeat of the affairs of bark, end says he was forced to suspend owing to being short of currency, and having extended his discount lines fur- ther thau his reservos warranted. During the past few days toe bauk hus been offering New-York excbavge pretty freoly, and, a8 we are informed by Mr. Doolittle, sold about $26,000 ou Monday last. At the annual meeting of the Hartford and New-Haven pres the Railrond Company the incoms and expenditures for the past year wero stated as foll From passengers 000,352 21 From freight. ..o 630011 62 From expresses o 47.491 39 Tents aud wharfage. ..« 4139 B4 Total earnings B1,504.504 13 Transportation upenuA Ko, 808,18 Tuterest. . Taxes, State Natiooal. Net earnings The following gontlomen were elocted directors for the ensuing year: Charles F. Pond, Julius Catlin, H. C Kobinson, Cornelins Vanderbilt, John A. Robinson, Ezra C. Read, Chester W. Chapio, A. G. Hagard, Samucl H. Parsous. A quarterly dividond of 3 per cont was doclared, yable on the 1st of October. The reports from the Mariposa Mine continue favorable, more 5o than was anticipated by its managers. The steam amalgamating process has produced from the original oro $15 per tun in gold, equal to about $40 nct profit, against $3 by the old mode. Arrangemonts are unearly completed to use the process on the tailings of the Josephino Mine, from which & large amount of gold can be got with mod- erate cost. The total imports at New-York for the wedk compare as follows Week ending .. Sept, 21, 82 402,063 <008, 'MD Sept. 7. Mns L5 18 % 5,4 B $5600 611 & 757,108 York ml|>orlu of drv goods compare as fol- Sept, 14, w5 20072 & Dry_good Gen'l mdse - lows: For the Week 1861, Entered at the port $61) 342 Torown on market.... 1457159 The October coupons of the first mortgage bonds (-!’ the Vermont Valley Railroad will be paid at the Treasurer’s Office, in Bellows Falls, V., and also at the National Bank in this eity. T FIrsT MORTGAGE Boxps OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD Co. OF CALIFORNIA. INTEREST AT THE RATE OF 81X PER CENT PER ANNUM, PAY- ABLE SEMI-ANNUALLY, OX THE PIEST DAY OF JANUARY AND JULY. PRINCIPLE AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN U. § GOLD COIN IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK, 00, 1u Coupon Bonds of 81,000 each. Amount of Issue, 87,336, The Bonds have Thirty Years to run, and are secured by a First Mortgage, constituting an absolute prior lien on that portion of the Road, Equipments, Franchises, and Entire Property of the Central Pacific Railroad Company, located in the State of California, and ex- tending from Sacramento City to the California State Line, forming a part of the GREAT Pacivic RAILROAD Rovtk, adopted and aided by the USITED BIATES GOVERNMENT. werse The amount of these First Mortgage Bouds to be issued per mile is limited by law to the amount of United Statos | Bonds allowed and jsened to wid the construetion of the Road, and the Mortgage by which they are sccured is declaved by Act of Congress to constitute a lien prior and superior to that of the United States Gorernment. The aid received from the Government (in amount equal to this First Mortgage) is economicelly and judi- nent of the Road, together with nearly $7,000,000 received from Stocl k Sabscriptions and other sources. First Mortgage therefore amounts to but about 35 per renl of the actual cost and value of the Property whiell it covers. The road is now completed, equipped and running from | Sacramento City to Alta, a distance of 73 miles, and the earnings for the three months ending August 18t were as | follows, viz L.$65,115 83 67,42 78 £5,000 00 June, 1866, July, 1866, IN GOLD. The earnings are steadily increasing, and are estimated | at over $100,000 in gold for the month of August—the offi- cial report for that mousth not baving been received at this date. The construction of the road is going vigosously for ward, miles additional being nearly ready for the cars, and it will probably oo in full eperation to the California | State line—156 miles from Sacramento City—durin mmer of 1807, when its earniogs must be very large, us the entire trade of Nevada, aud a large proportion of that of Utab, 1daho, and Montaua must pass over its line. It Las been shown by reliable statistics that in 1863 over | $13,000,000 iu gold was pald for freighting goods from Cali- foruia to Nevada alone. This part of the Great Pacific Railroad route is destined | to be one of the most profitable lines of ruilroad in the | world, and ite First Mortgag secured and most desirable iuvestments ever offered. Over $1,000,000 has already been expended in grading beyond the point to which the road is now runuing, and the iron is bonght and paid for sufficient to lay the track the entire distance 1o the State Live. The Road has been compicted and eq pped thus far | without the sale of & single dollar of its First Mortgage Bonds, and they are now offered to the public for the first time, after the earnings of the road have Led the sum of $100,000 per wonth, in gold, only about 25 per cent of 5. The Bouds are offered &t %5 per cent and acerued in terest from July 1, in carrency. to us direct, or through t all parts of the country. Remittances may be made in drafte on New-York, or in | Legal Tender Notes, Natiopal Bank Notes, or other funds carrent in this city, and the Bonds will be forwarded to any address by Express, free of cliarge. Inquiries for fur- ther particulars, by mail or otherwise, will receive punc- ual attention. Fisg & HatcE, Bankers, & Nassau-st., New-York. N. B.—All kinds of Government Securities received at the full market price in exchange for the above Bonds. v YAty SPRINGFIELD (ILL.) City WATER LOAN. banks and bankers in # PER CENT TWENTY YEAR BONDS. Tuterest payeble semi-annually io New-York on the 1st day of Janoary and 1st day of July, AMOUNT OF LOAX, $300,000. A limited amount of these bomdy may be had at 98 per cent by o to ROBINSON & OaDex, Bankers. No. 4 BROAD-5T,, ‘New-Yous. e lun.n:ra.—c«*u. lq-ml[n The m..., uqfil" uds are among the best | Orders may be forwarded | RlBU E, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1866, | tained. we quote at 10 502811 50 for Common Hard, §16@ #17 for Croton, and 8102850 for Phila. Front, closing st $402 #15, cash, coy luN—-’r)mr bas been a decided improvement in de- mond L and pricge are jale. highor, cloing firmer at vt atien ot 500 halet ot o 1ok SLidalicg Uplaude w2 for do. New-Orloans COFFEE—A molerate fnqmry preva'ls withoot chaspe o note 1n prices; sales ure Teportod of 1,390 hags Kio x Baljvas L N A abrion, ou peivass (orma, ik 136 pockets Java ut 250, gokd. FLOUR AND MEAL-Since this dvy week we bave had quite » vnhM cand farly active market for Westera and State ¥ 1he more Libera! arrivals, the decline in gold, and ihe extreme prices insisted on, hnve at times sonsibly checked business, the (rado buying only to meet their most pressing Wauts, bit with & stiak sl forther reduced, most hiders nave evinced smuch confidence, more esp-cially those of Family brands; indetd many have withdriwn them from the rlrl and the stock of Lheas has inorensed slightly. but of others it is duminished muierially. Mediua brands of Western Exiis have been the most salable, and ha ed. The domand for the British Provinces hus bee d the trade is Imost suspended. The constwise lfldn has continued good d haa been mora active. Uusound Floor has boen in good demand 8t better prices, and s now in limited supply, and our enti s less than 55000 Dbb's which we regard small for th a moderste demand Tasoand for Lmob‘ bt the dem: for the West Indies have been livht. ness was done in Flour, and the low p.a». v ood 15825 per bbl, clostrg firm nflwr hrandx remained firm bat the wales are 16,500 bis. at 87 40280 75 for Superfine flu #7 0081075 for Extra do.; 811 @812 10 for Fa &8 25@810 45 for the low grades of Westean Extra e Shipping Ohlo; $11 0028 50 for Trade do. 0 for White Wheat Extra Iudians, Ohio, and Mickis: 50 816 for Single and Double Extra St. Loois. Southern Flour is better for the jow grades, but not active; the assortment is poor; sales of 260 bbls. at 811 75; #1310 for common to good Extra Baltimore and Coaury, M 13 e 816 for Trade and Pamily brands. Rve Four is more sctive, +nd is Brmer; sules of 750 bbls. at 85 25286 0. Corn Meal is firmer, and i nles of 300 bbls. Brandywine at 5, and 20 puncheons do. at #25. EXPORTS PROM SEPT. 1, 1866, TO DATE. ain Other FLoum. ad ‘.I':-lalnl otals. . New-York, Sept, 21 1,041 2751 Baltimore, Sept. 14. 2 9,70 l'hllldalghll Nept, 1000 1,000 lfl,flfl GRAIN-Moderate I"l'l‘l of Wheat and & steady demand for milling, and s farther advance in the medium grades of Flour, have stimulated the inquiry, and we have to note an advance, but "Ill advance has served to check the looal demand, prices being relatively Ligher than Flour The fow lots of New Spring here and offe to arrive are held geverally avove the yiews of buyers; there is every reason to expeet or sowo week to come, the very wet weatber at the West during the past week re- urdmflhn movement of all Grain, and there is now no 1 of our grllln[ forward anytbing a liberal stoc he close of nevigation, and hence wo not expeot any ln! Oue of our correspondents, who has visited e t wheat-growing county in the North-West, writes us that he finds the crop injured very litte south of Milwankee in a due line west, that the crop in Iowa and Iili nois is good, far better than last year, while in Wisconsin and Minnesota the result is far less favorable than we had expected A fow weeks since; the sesson i backward that largo shi ments to the seaboard tLis season ewnnot be expected. We have had some inquiry for inferior qualities for export, but the advanced prices demanded prevent the filling of orders. The exports of the weok are 20,578 bush. ag iinst 50,054 bush, same ime last year. Our stock of Wheat is about 145,000 bush To.day the market is bettes, the improvement being Se. on (omxmm Sprivg, and 2e. on Winter; the demand is fair, but the business is cheeked by the small assortment and the ex trome vrices demanded; the sales are 22,000 bush. at 81 8)% £2 for fair 10 good No. 2 Milwaukee; 82802 §2 ¥2} for Amber State, and 83 15 for Choioe White Michigan. Barley is more rm; saies of 31,000 bush, Westero, on E foe State at €1 30. Barley Maltis firm ut quiet. Oa been very active, but at variahle rates; the demand_has been chiefly speculative, mainly for Western count, aud with a falling off in the receipts, the tendency is upward at the close, Our 000 bush, the major pert of them purchased largely on specul . Taday the market is frmer and fs of 95,000 bush. &t 4Ga d8c. for Ti 253. for Wisconsin, in st is better and in fair request inferior Western; “2c. for good do. In stor Todian Corn bus been aciive, but at variable prices; the de- mand has been largely speeul stive, based on frost reports from the West and the great injury to the crop by raln, but we think these canses will be found to be of little consequence; we bave undoubtedly by far the largest erop ever produced, aud trivial injories bere and there will bo found to be of no count, as with a falling off in our exports we shall soon have ‘a large stock; our present supply is liberal, some 1,500,000 bush., and we are dully adding to t present prices shi pers cannot operate to any exant, and we find the home .,..f. very weil stocked; the exports of the week are 70 2 busb. ngainst 254,465 boab. last year. To-day the market opened excited and_unsetticd, with & brisk demand, but soon sub- sided, nod the market closes dull and heavy; the sales are ango), including Mixed Western st Wi 4o, in store; choice Yellow Western at at the Produce E: aukes 8t 10 ». . to-dag, by apacisl dis l‘llI‘lukH‘ were: No. 1 8y cled \pnn;( .3 to Oswewo, 210, P uy. 63,000 busbels. Stipments of Wheat to-day, busbeis. 115,000 EXPORTS FROM ATPT. L 1 warar New-York, H«m n Philaaelphia, S¢ New York, Sept. 21 u Baltimore, Se Philadelphin, Sept. 11 Boston, Sept. 14 Totale 1665, 1564 HAY—With iimited arsiveis and o good demand, prices firm st 0@ e, for nanpm;, and 81 2% 20 for retall lot HEMP—Masila is dull and lower; wo quote at 10§@104c, Kinds are inactive and nominal, HOPS—We Lave had s very actire market £r Domestic Hops during the pust week. ‘The arrivals have been wmore liberal though moderate for the season, and as the purchass lave been large our supply on hand is vot sufficient to meet | the demand. Very heavy transactions bave been going on in | the growine discricts, ard the prices realized by the growers | ere equal if not better than obtsined bere. Consequently | we Luve had very firis market, and holders are ¢ dvance prices. Picking hos mostly censed dced good and the sield shandaor. bt not as | wan geveraliy anticipaied. “Oar crop is estimated to he 50,000 to 0,000 Gales, The market closes firm ut_prices ravging from . ax to growth and quality, }'umgn Hops o o quite aetive, prevenied ln prices ruled Close had au upward tendeney. Forign deseriptions bave been in fuir demand and bave ruled very firm. In Cal cutta Hides we have bad an active business, particalarly io Slaughter Cows, prices have 1 and close firm. We qu Buesox Ayre B Ayres, D¢, s 0a rals ico, 3 Qan Jutn and Central Ameriean, 18 | moros @), 14 @16, 20423 b, 147150, bogota, 198 224 1, 15a 16e; Rio Hache lvr-nlldvyulrn! 7420 1, 13} @ | M l’n and Carthagens 2% th, 19@ 1240 ; Curacos, 13a 13 : San Domingo 12¢. 1, 12 e, L) +and Proan l‘lnll 19220 m,1) { ali gold, Wet Salted Wides—Rio Grande, per 1, 4923 | 9ge. L 45270 B $ic., o)l gold; Wetern, 6027, | try sinaghter, trimmed and cure ity slanghter. trimmed und cured 3 Chy wed aw ock— Baen orra wlentta, dead cuttn, butlalo, 1% liness in the trade r works in operal The stock is not large, 10 view of the lo buying only to k contend. leave vo margin for profit | bt is firmly held at or above qooted rates, wiim i waid 1 fair, but buyers pay pres it great reluctance. The .u-{ i necumulat note sales of 10,000 B Porto ( terms. We quu!g as follows: Honduras, -|» Sa Bolivar, deer. «ym deer, di VersCrug, deer, 5@ 60¢. deer, i Prerto Cabel aibe. ol Pura, deer, 55@5i3c. poid; Tampic atoc. gold; Matamoros, goat, 55c.; Buenos Ayres 150, goid; Payta, goat, 427 itc. gold; Cape, gual, 08550, gold, eash; Madras, goat, @i fld ench, TEATIER-Tie lu“«.yy £ Heulock Soo has been more sctive. A number of Weslern and Southern buyers were in the swamp; large sales were made at larger and Letter prices. Our stock is somewhat reduced. Ok Sole has been {n fuir demand and very firm. We quote: Oak_Slauj Her and | Salted—Good light crop, 9@ e, middle, i, heary. 43@1%.; light, c:usoo.‘ middle. 51@50c.; Bollies, 19@2)c. I Tes, Light, 3 a%c: -u.u-. j@ibe. 52 middle, .un%s‘n. e Beuvy, 3:.33‘« Poor do,, mmm in m;k-um. 35 98c LATBB—!M"H are firm lnd in gook demand at $4, 3 mos, is_fim in fair d tend ‘5“ Im Cuba Marcovad, ETALSTho) ba.;lynu:’ 7:" ITALIve o ot 1 Load aad ter: Ticles unger th 1he week. and Pig-Tin, ‘Ihese Lave found ot at full prices, ’lbo warket, on the 'bnle s nfln of some descriptions Le J e ower(m‘ at 30j 150, -ndyeua- 162450 for o, American, and 8462 613 3ot No. 1 w .lfmlw spuu.h &?;.‘:!‘.‘.1:.'3".’:.?' 'w nl M lle..'l 430,000 bush. (being the lurgest transactions ever taken place | b | comou Western and some State o little oat of order. takes = [ Cranbegties, good, are brioging | $12 9 bbl., reta ace selling well, i wmuc-uiz ‘to-day. < brought 20c., only beeanse iberé were so few in marke elaware Peaches wound up on Wednesday nt 85286 4 basket; they are atill coming from Rochester, and sell at €42 @ basket. Plams a0 M;l-r and they are nearly all in. quote: | Apples, § bbi,, good, hand pmk«l 50 @ 8400 Apples, commy, bb..... 200@ 230 aTEe E00 @ 0w (irapes. Goncord, 152 1% (irapes, Hot-louse, ¥ wa & pes, Dolawa: na ® pos. Isabelia ¥ 1. La 18 hos, & basket: 102 50 cooking, ¥ bbl, qwa 70 | b l‘uu. Seckel, § bb! 10 00 @ 15 00 Pears; Duchesse, # b 1200 @ 15 00 Piuws, Dawson, # bbl 1600 @ s 0 OILS are generally quiet, bnt in prices wo have no change to vote, closing nt 81 E2281 84 for City Linsee ', PRUVISIONS--We ad very littie of interest to note in our market f visday weck. The loosl trade b been £ 1r. but has uot been s uciive as usual at this acason tock has not boen at fon in our rgO Consamption at pro per. The deaand for hie “inquicy for expor are offerine more last b f of O.tober ut buyers are was cisposed to purchase. aud prices have a downward tendency, cioiing -muy. With fulr hosi- ness. Five bundied bbis. M soid to-day nt 8.8 seller Deormber «nd January; the sales, cash and uguhr. are 6700 bbia, Meas ai 84K 10, other Linds are Beef has been in wore o e demand; prices have but close sterdy. I .ferior quil ties hive hean mors wlahle, Inu at irregular prices. G ood has heen oressed at Lower rites. A the West packers b ve doue vers Litle, Catile Leing bigher han lust year, upd hence the prospect is not favor ole for & large slanghter the rresent season 8 today 200 hils at 815 50@#19 50 fr Plain Moss. und 819 0@ $23 % £ Extra de. 1ieroe Boef bus been o rely neglreted: we 0\Bnot hear of » single transactien to guide us in £1vii g a quotstion. B ef Tiams are seereo vod nomindd. Cut Moats have beew In fair drmand, and Hams are more plenty, and ure lower Stouldrs are sceror, Rouzh sides s-@ to sm il suoply, and firm at 162 164e. Breon s been calied for, but we are without stock and prices ire uncertain; & goad article woull b ta the South at ful prices. Lard has raled doli and he local trade have oty parchessd to supoly pressing wants, and prioen fe1off. We think the stock bero” s been anderestl. m.ml We Dot co a desirs to seil, of ing dull; sales to.d KEADSTUFPS AND 15 D'lhlfl)\l POR THE WEEK 1,460 bhis, w‘ 73,060 bbls. Fiour, 6,120 bbls. Corn Meal sneks 3,708 sncks Oil .ulr 112701 bush. Whens 1247102 huull, (Alln flfl 175 bush. Oqts, 13.091 bush_Rye, 27.470 bu-h. Barley, 2,079 b Beeds, 4940 buah. M 1t. 72 pkys Pork. 200 pkes. B of, 58 phgs. Cut lenu_ Lok S kegs Lard, 13 631 Livo Hogs PN~ The market is cteady and_modorately v x Oaiea of 80 bbin, Crude @3njo. We quoto in bulk 8t 16j@i%e. Refised, in bond, is lower and heavy at Fr@3e. for L s0@d0c. fur do. Whiteg 423 1210 for primo do for_standard White, Ay ide. for prime White; fre lll at 57c, abde. RICE—In the absence of sales prices continue to a great ex tent nowinal. SUGARS—Riw Sugars have been a trifls more rotive and for Fur to G ing; prices are steady at 10!@10§ sales of 1,131 hlids. at 10§@1ic, for Uul:l and 155 boxes at L1} Timothy Seed @)ife. Refined are duli ut 16§, for Hards. SKEDS,—Clover Soed quiet, at L@ i2e. y firm ut 8) 25@83 30, Kaugh Flax Seed is dull at ) 50@ 83 6. Luuum Linseed is dull at $3a83 05, gold, in Boston and “TALLOW—The morket In losa active: huyera ro unwilling to ey the rate demanded; sales of 20,000 1 at m at 124e. 1ISK Y—The market 15 niore nctive, aud is better; ulu- 240 buls, Western at 82 40282 45, - RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. SEpPT. 22—14,55 Lbls, Flour, 112 bhls “Ilnly‘ 270 bbls. Corn Men), 1,549 sacks Corn Mesl 2255 sacks Ol Cake, 42,527 bush. Wnrfll. 24948 bush. Corn, 27,500 bush. Oa’s, 9,100 bush. Malt, 6,500 bush. Barley, &16 bush. Seeds, 18 pkes. . Pork, ut Meats, 116 RECEIPTS BY ERIE RAILWAY. For week ending Saturday. Sept. 22, 202 oars Cattle, 3 cars ®Hegs, 44 oars Sheep, 4 s Horses, and 1 car Caives. Lotal, 77 cars. i N.Y. WHOLPEALB I‘BI( B‘ OF COUNTRY PRODUCE, Fon ing Sept 22, 1805, i Eamremly for N X% by out own Reporter. | The foiowing aro the carren riies cira 10 good condi- tion. 88 sold by commission houses at wholeswie. Shippers s 10 B sent s, deducted for ‘commissions. bosula freight and other charges. Parties recoiving produce to sell. often with the request ! returns bo made, cannot always obtain the prices waich trangicnt buyers oave to pay. Our tigures are intended more for the farmer than the mer. chant, aud we prefer not to dissppoint by giving the outexls pricos of very choice articles. BEANS AND PEAS Prime beans are scarce, and some hand picked and soreenod Marrows were sold at §3. We quote Beans, pea, prime, § bush. .. Beans, medium prime, # bash Beans. kidoey bush., prime. .. Beans, marrow, me * l'.na.w.m or screened . From some canse, of & combiuation of causes, the receipts of batter have boen very | daring the past “woek—about £,100 packages. F'armers must o mind that it is some- timen decidedly to the iaterest of dealers in the cit 10 check the recelpta, & and enable them to work off the stock on hand. To do this ther hawo only o stet out o fow runners, who will Doy up amall dairy bere. and another ¢ paying high The news soon flies, as is tutonded, that city buyers are picking up all (he butter, bemce something must be up. an | farmers, thinking there 1s going to be an advance, | their lota, Tuisis just what is wi 4, and dealers can o [ y»\'{ several oets per pound above the market for few dniries in sevoral counties to enablo them to | well off large stocks. We will say such things have been done, and although the receipts of fne butter are #o light, and the stock tn the city o small that the best Orange Co. palis ve | been ndvanced Sc. and choice Stato is 2. higher, we seo noth | ing flattering 1o report in the trade or futare prospects. All | parties bere admit that prices must decl e aventual | some unexpected oatlet should oocer, wnd it in only & question | Of time when this decline shali take effoct—a fow sharp games stave it off until November, possibly until after New farmers and country dealers mast remember that may ocour s inorease pey ar, by | Irwl'hu will advance aud detestions in forwardiog after the clwe of pavigation, A very litt in the receipts will oarry down, but we do not advocate holding back on this account. Prices of #ood batter are high, and onr advice is to accept tiom aa fist 8 Is consistant without rushing the thing so as to break the | mnth At this time Jast year we were receiviog consider- le State Batier—now aimost none—while it is kuown there stock in the oo Canada is coming . | torward, wnd sowe fise firk selling st K adse. Ttis | botter ¢ come in bond, to be taken out when sold, if it can be sbip; to Europe; then the fe. ¥ 1 gold daty will | not have to be paid. At present trade is in an ansettled state, and ov'y the * gilt edged” will bring top prices. Large lots of frow or refrigerator ears and not sold at once, are on the market aud cannot bo sold. “Ihe lst Califorria steamer too ont 1,400 packages i the face of almost certain ote 10 State, fiskine, prime, ¥ Btate, balf firsfns, Choice, § State medium, ¥ 1B Orange Co. and Up-River pails, Qv ™. “ stern Kesorve. Fine .. crn Reserve, Summer lots, lldtll sod Seuthern Ohio. . White and Mixed, store packel. Chieago, Wisconsin, &« Northern Peonsylvania Southern Penosylvania Canade tubs, ¢ 1. Prime State tuvs, Weish. .. CHEIBE, | ! The cheese market is not altogethier in a satisfactory state. | The stock here ks light with receipts of only ahout 10,500 boxes | for the past weck. Suippers do not like to see quite 8o bare s | warket, hold out inducements which they hope will bring | in more stock, Dealers, howover, not liking to place them- | selves st the mercy of the shippers, who they imagine wil | Brar Bown upon prices the moment they sen a il market play o and 80 the game Is runuing aiong. 1 the mean sime trade is very quiet at the old figures. understood to be large. aud tho for their cLeese sometime ago, W aud cannot get lbe, Lo ir se tune of & heavy loss. Summer cheese don't improve by ke epiog and it is singular that the managor of u factory taking int count the shrivkage, dnngor of skippers. and lability sbould Lold on to Summer cheese uatil this time, computed, there are 200,000 to 300,000 boxe cheeso alone in the conntry, with & free make atil it is evident that shippiig must wo on lively or the at fall far short of going abroad during the pext two After tiat it will be risky sending from the count of the danger of freezing, to say Dotbin vaneed (reights, Some factory cheese costing 17 cently sold for 1 little out of order, of ¢ is now considered the top price for all excep The recent declive in goid and unfavorabl Eneland are not calculated to improve the trade. Re- ceipts were quite free yestorday—4,09 boxes. but deal ers manage to work them off as fast as they come forwa; English Dairy s coring forward more frecly. and a little of t brings lée.; demand fulr, Pinoangle wel Ie slowly, | o the common flat A note rnglish Dairy skimmed, p e Dairy, tine, ¢ ™. falr to good Staie. rime State, 4 1o on oo Factory, Factory, fancy Chedder, Pincapple, uew, ¥ Ib. n, With Nghter receipts—on; tmproved demand, eggs have e and nearly all are sold at the mar below 30c., this being the pri; exas was sold to-day. Single ba broaght 33e.—1n lots. I be! [emand. v ed aboat 37 de. per Few of the Wester tion in price. We quote New-Jersoy and Peuns Weatern, ana Canada ¥ dor, goot order Egg Onts, 9 busn. good. i PRUITS AND BERNITS, Apples are ar v, and are not selling s well y commol fise barrels of Northern Spy, in ipping € 85; pretty good Greening are retalling at § A few Burtlett P.m aro still coming forward, and bring very high pric 1 Flemish Beauty, Louise Bonne and Bui)é Bos Awln nltxn “l‘:l“-w?b let that are lower W s l. now #0 plenty. ur'huyl:u Dried !mhu wight Ler dried fry Im”l et - Ponches, peeled, inferior, ¥ 1. Peaches. peeled prime vew. # 1 Pennuts, Wil Kaspberrics, black, new, ¥ B.q. ‘We quote. Feot Sides, # oo, fore quw Beef, bind quarter. ¥ Muion, carcases, ¥ B Lambs, ¥ York, oty dressed. ¥ STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE. LOAN OF $1,800,000, wington, #_busn, MEATS, Pr -mbn-dh datthe office of the UNION mu Al", No. T3 wvl of Recto: st.. wntil the mber corrent, 'ol- of $1,80,000 to the State of Ny aonpanire, poyablesa rier, P10 00,000 October 1, 1067, ,000 0 Mmrl 1663, October 1 ) ucmwl,ln-u. October 1, T4 15 H LIVE POULTRY. : Ponltry has been um-.. woll aun-g the Jews holu- |. S 1299 oru:'b-nl w"a‘." 2 - 3 be o SIS s ot 2050, A fow wiid | | Reistored Coupan losds ;..; : -.-e_: m-u-‘: oo Young turkers o selling ot 81 15282 vor dossa—rabiit 15 each | e iy at the offic the UNIOK TKUJ““)I PAN l. h’—.‘- York, RN |aona e, ks & twan e e metted. ' The Tight 10 fejeot soy sad U propesais o BeLn "The will bear data October 1, 1966, whea interest will som. s R L ... u..;,...m o in omd sy b xde i sy s 0 ok e, e X gl iR e oot oo, il eried oo - Turkovs. & B ... %a M oo o e Biate fo tht PRrpove of s son Turkoys, youcs ¥ . ma n ‘.‘.‘.“.“‘ e S bl u-";'-. ool i VEOETABLES. nds unissos whi y order l Potatoes sell slowly. but not as ‘wach 8o as Marrow pour £ 8 “maturity b lmlu:d" . Anhb'-nlnl. of the Watermelons are the season. aud these haye advanced, Cabbager, 4 100. Ouly Hackensack Muskmelons are e i this lown is believed ot i EROTHIN I, Frodident paid For perfect security and remunerat; woat deirable investment now much bigher as they approach n 0 ’wm'lwlu aote 600 8 00 We Wi F. Auorion, . e 5 g; New-York -w-.u.v»y n I e+ 1 RE\PNUE BONDS red and yoll bl 1783 0 OF THE Datetocs Backese, & hol. e 1 758 2 00 CITY OF NEW-YO Potatoes, Jaokso n.n | 57 20 RK, Puisiom, Garoet CHIL ¥ 15210 1o provids mesns for the Potstors, Peachblow, o }:.rlnl:w: Jnce Allcrt, ¥ b6 Lzl ERECTION OF A MARKET fll‘;fifi;lv ¥ 3';‘1535 Ak IXTEENTH :::.;‘vl’i‘:.r::n:;wmn ND Potatoes, Del,, Swee b SIXTEENT! N SVENTEENTH.STS. Al LR R e {ovarm AVENUE ¢ AND EAST RIVER. - o5 OFFERS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE COMPTROLLER'S RPN Bl RS . i OFFICE. of the City of New-York, foc the whols or any part ef ‘Trade in those uwlllmel very dnl.l We quote anr, -ah.. $73,000 of REVENUE BONDS of the City of New-York, bearing futersst at the ate of 7 per cout per anaum, and to be repaid frou the fands to be reslized by the nezotiation of Market Stock, suthorised 1o be created by Chapter 120, Laws of 1965, These Revenve Bonds ara issued in pursannce of Chiapter 157 of the Laws of 866, and will be redeemable, with the accrued interest, from proceeds of sales of suchs Market Stock whenever th necessary ordl HIDES, Mink, pale ... $1 fit H ‘D Muskrat N 25 O:l('r Nor 1 . 299 & | do. Southern 200@ 4 00 | manee ceeatiug such Market Stock shell have beea sdopted bythe ('"n"'.;' ’rm- wh 'dmru. {*h":“-- % 9’ Mayor and Common Council of the City of New-York. doa, 4 o, uthern,, Deor, Watdr 5 332 45 Shespklambs. 60@ 1 » b “‘",":“:;‘ PIREMAR, Compiesber. Fox, Rad. osch | 239 | 33 skuak, Sy s 8 R e yons oot o wwar ) ., Gray..... 2@ 1 ., lilaol 3 ¥ Srand 3. e Fox. Silver...#8 0020 00 | do, Whits 59 8 q i gl AR E D MORKIS AND ESSEX RALLROAD ik, dark. Swa 7m!' rairie o8 £l SONDRIES, 7 Per Cent Morigage Bonds, New Hops nre coming in freciy, and sell well at 0o, if fine uore ou e, ccapiing ho brewers ote “mm new FOR SALE BY Fuom-corn 18 i market, but it goew off slowly Whs vory slowly. - Feathiers ure scarce and high. New' hier S, ROBBINS & SON, 15 on wale, We quote I s Berswax, puro. @ . BreswAx, impure. § Croem, new, Conx MEAL Broox Co Fearuens, Li FrATHER, Live Geese, new fine, 'l THERS, mixed, ¥ B..... Gixeexg, Wes Gixsexa, Southern, 1 Hosey, Clover, boxes. ¥ B Hors prime Hors. commo Hoopa—Hickory and oak, por 1 000: 14 teet Hoops. 12 foet Hoous, B1ooKs and H hl'flnl'Arv A, an .98 @ d0e. 25 . Nuw } ok, PROVID Axp Bostox . R. (4 StoxixTON, Conu., Sept. 10, 1806, ()ll( E—The Stockholders of thiz Compan, notified that their ANNUAL MEETING for an ¥ el arse, ¥ i ive Gu‘e old, ¥m r u:o TION of DIRECTORS for Nw ensuing year. and aleo for the trans action of auch other b way come before them. will be held 2t the Compunys office Tatha City of Providence. Stats of Rhods 1 UESDAY, the 2th day of Septewber, at 10 o'clock a. m. polis will be apen from 164 o 11 o'oiock 5. 'm. Tram will be closed from the 18th Lo the 26th of Septe BSOS Eoeretary. stice is hereby given that, under and n Art passed at the first session mn.xxxlxa ouliess entitled An Act granting lands o aid in the construction b Dine £ am lg States of Missouri snd Ax stern, @ .. new ¥ 1 on, P 1. e Commissioners iEADs, each e e paceer 'unm BOOKS, &c., V LE st day of October, White, ¥ noon of that fox_the pnrposs of o President, dent, Seccetar and Treasurer, as i said Act presc: Inulfllu of such other business as may be by such Aet = £17 3 o ated St. Loui, M., i the 16th dag of Augast A . 1955 ALBANY CATTLE MARKET. JMAS C. YL LETCHER, ALBANT, Sept. 21 —The demand for cattle has beon (air this week, but the supply was too large to bandle profitably, es 1 clally asthe weather has been anfavorable nearly the week. sold, 10c. @ ™., from 5} @ sj¢ t e T The best e: bat th sl CHICAGO CITY BOND 7-PER CENTS G £200,000 LAND GRANT, ST. INDORSED BY T.H couroxs ¥ YORK ix (. of ueurl; ative, indegendant per mile of rosd, i 21 e et eurni wtifon « , 1900 ayalle opion of the hoider pREW end approve vex forths in the Lom atd bond were it Cotnpay, whereby peuding the cov to be by thes v into the tin: fo timber with w dey wo soug | in Febroary L this yeur is estimated at 16 s on New-10 l‘l“ ASURY o Js bere oask npon 8 the 25k of October LS Coupons of th Veiley PEFICE or N Y. GUARANTY AND IND Baure: D. Bamcock, of Babeock, Brothers & Co. A-4. Low, of A, A Low k Brothers. A Trs, of DANBAANS, CAPITAL, '2.000 ,000. CASH ADVANCES male on Manomisoiss 1x S1ons 470 13 Traxsir, ox Syocxs, BONDS, aiea, SuipwnsTs vo Evnorr, This c-'lly hmnl o take the nmq—ul dl-ul and Peor- for States porations. ull.d-». .m“‘-.““ far .";'-i sartificates will be lsued m Total receipts, 6,000, of which about 1,000 rein: CROIX AND LAKE SUPERIOR RATLROAD ANEABY AND JULY. ALL PAT. L B OF FRE CONPANT IN THE CITY OF X2 W ending from St. Pa ,'" T sofloren thel the earulugs of & d o quarter por au y ‘ompany in the ‘City of ed on the [ owed for the latt ‘e bokds will be MOINES ! JA AD: | Commisionars GEOT, HORINSG for ¢ HAS. W, HOWL, N Missoari, WAL A KAYSER, aum«m ml.m R | A OTEW > other grades aro jo. B lower, rap ueep are in better requeat and higher; sa 7ie. fora lot of choive lambs. Keceipts firm at W0ia@ll xtro soid as high as last week, brllfln(l'dj & r K. JU McELHANY, k Finanaal. s open for s £+ n'b' New York (‘llh AGO AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING F wWritten ofers may be s to the undersi iy of Now York eatil 13 ¢ ock m, 51 Ar, purchase by him of the deser NPT M sprtication of the Siokiu Foud set Jpact by the said Comppaay foF that purpose, aud uow auouiting to $50.408 . TILUEN, Trostes. Cllll AGO AND NORTH-WE HTPRV R\ILWAi undersigoed ot bis afia. No, 12 Wall until 12 o'elock m. on the 20th day of September, 1 Mv:-hwnwi Bonds, by thy rt by tae said Com, for o a3, T CREDITS on Messrs. J. 8. MOR- ; LONDON (Succemors to GEO, FEABODY be orincigal cities of EUKOPE “and the BaBSET OGN Lcol No 83 IND BONDS. FOR SALE BY ROBBINS .( SON, | \\||LIAM-I ' $l()00000 FIRST llull'm.\l.r SINKING FUND BONDS | OF THE, OR OF COMPANY. FARVERS LOAN AND TRUS NEW-YORK o PONE PAY. LOXDOX. | AT THE OPTIOX OF TKE MOLDKN. on the Missisagpl, sod Hudson. seipoi). to Supsrior and Bay Superio 4 brench of the Mi on Lake uranimonsly eleeted Presi RIGHARD L. uuuu(x lumry ,\T nm-umg uf Illlfl HASTINGS, rsq., was By or tior s Compiny Banking Honses and Bankers. 'VERMILYE & CO., No. 44 WALLST. BANKERS AND DEALERS GOVERNME (COMPOUND IN’AI;IDBREST NOTES. CLOSING PRICES. ND’\\ \UHK. September 22, 1566, fles in tranaportation, and walue '?Vfl'nl products in freight. ¢ road will prove isrgely femnuner- of the and grant of 6.4 acrey, cf tei wuare miies ven by Congresa. T iof Eogineer's estimate | e te Babed o tho "Lake 1 wver s » wade 8 maorY Tutere at the Ci STOCKS Bond. ate delive:shle to Messrs. Eunons & LAy Dyxm, of Milwaskos, e attached 1o the legin'ation | e trost deed or mortgeze | 1 Ty & AN e noa ofered et the pivcipal and intes pany’s parph iy Bav overs the Moadbed, Equipment Governmient, ¢ uipasy, or that 1 Lands | N P Jont with the Farmers’ Lown At Com- “w-York. whereby they indorse these bonds, | | A ity oy s of the untn cipul of these bouds. Lipey and Axpmew H Swirr SAMC v tor the Fiet Muitgage Bor st Mortgage Bonds scld ate to e pai disk Vouchers as they may deem ‘ s forvished in l‘k\l\l\u HOUSE JAY COOKE CORNER WALL AND NASSAL We b ! beral current TS, NEW.YORK. ices, and keap on head BONDS OF ALL ISSUES, i mulh upn the Compony the desirablen dvon noethward, avd rquip completed will extend o cur linds, now COMPOUND 1NT) REST NOTES And execate ordor for purchase sud wie of STOCKS, BONDS, and Gol. JAY COOKE & Co. 'SEVEN PER UENT PER ANNUM PAYABLE IN GOLD, ON THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Alexandria and Frodriéksburgh Railway (‘oglp_any. n books fur the balsnce of the o: fon de! 1! be opesed atour otlice, ou WEDNES \eatth of 5, givng great valne o 10 cut wnd bring to re o ered done apon t orty w'los, much of this Pk cupent reat by expr € The subscript arsof the abova bonds DAY, the 29:h fast, sted Ture, 19, buve thirty years to ron. and are ot mortgage aud deed of trost to D. R. SARTIN fonal Buxk, ard ROBERT TURNER, of Torner Nasns st Principel sod interest pusasls inpold. erly st the Ocean Naticoa! Bask on the 1866, Citar DEPARTA by iven (hat the Tres { Tewmyorary Lo wecured by President Ocesn N Brothers, No. I The interest payable baif 0 pe: ont of enc ueat ivigient wiil ¢ . Ml B Tati Y RAIL "0‘“’ 'The 10t dayeof June aud December. T it & the Des | " This s believed to be the vezy beat opportunity naw offered for fa tment; this rosd, uow rapidly approaching completion, beiug the in artery of Comriunioation Letween Washington and d consequent!y between the Northers and Southern St 1 the ronte sow io use, which s 171 miles i For full particulsrs apply to FISK & BELDE DE. \LLIN I~ U\IH'D STATES HLLURITIL!. | . No.l X UNDER THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK, BUY AND SELL AT MARKET RATES, UNITED STATES 64 OF 1691, New-York, Auguat 1, 1566, my. JOSHUA 1. HENRY | “IPRANCIS J: OGUEN, DIRECTORS, ) Treanurer. of L, Vor Hoftuau & Co. HC P D isibimans J OSIHUA I, uzuv Prosident. URFERD WSS SR UNITED STATES 1040 BONI UNITED STATES 7-3 TREASURY NOTES, UNITED STATES COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES, sd ALL OTHER UNITED STATES Sp(viinin D—““mn, ZIEH & (0 b < clnll. and MINING BROKERS, Uoid Mining osks uzar Vice-I' ' l* oo I's wad other SECURITIES, um-n \ “*.‘h