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Memoranda

One sixteenth Of whaethip Enterprise Of 21 TONS was
sold at New Bedford Thursday a. the rate of 5000
the whole and sixteenth of whaling bark Geo wash
iDgton, 242 tons sold at the rate of S600O
paper very eay stating that ship
Gen Dunlap skofeld, from Phadelphia a. and chip
Pequot GtIatrick from place Jan 3d. both for Liver
pool had not arrived at last aayces The Cen Dunlap
rived Feb and sailed March 81 for New York. Peauo
arrived Feb H. and loading for Trieste
fine ship Of 200 tons be launched Newburypor
on Saturday morning by Messrs Currer Townsend She
Siekerson Of Boston, Capt Dunbar late OF packet ship
North America and the builders. This ship not be
ded with ship Common which
Gently Garbadi master for Newcastle load Genoa
The latter said to be still under the States flag but pro-
badly Is not. =
Messrs Train Co have purcha sed largo ship Of Sam
Badger Esq Portsmouth which will be in July
She will be and will be put the Bos
ton and Liv erpool line of packets.
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snare VI "o.''..'... .t.....''.''' "a
Simeon Drapers regular weekly auction sale of stocks
will take place at the Merchants Exchange tomorrow
at half past IL o'clock.
At the second board there was not much change in
prices, much doing in the way Of business. very
dull feeling prevailed and the market closed weak with
downward tendency. There orders IN the street
for purchasing and the brokers have all the specializing
TO themselves.
The Union Ferry Company have declared semannual
dividend of per cent.
The Concord IN. H. Railroad Company have declared
semi annual dividend Of per cent.
As general thing mining matters were rather better
to-day Gardiner Gold which to be the favorite
on the list, sold at the mining board at4H improve
ment of ~ Potomac, carrying the Davis without the
Isabella sold at 2I. Gold Hill is in active demand at
ga North Carolina can be had in any quantity at az.
The following were the bids at the board
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Port or New YORK.. April "a, 1864.

CLEARED
s aas Is Sta.
cSss Ne. Esss
SIP catl crime, Andrews Charleston ThSs w.rdell.
Barn naryoas crawiori snssnnah, starsss Co n'0s
Brig Jn9ith Tones Bartlett 81 garys &C. Nesmh Sons
scbr Challenge. Small. St John, ND, J Dealsy.
sehr Warner, Hamon, Charleston, A'Cready. Mott
schr REM Strong, smith, Alexandria &c sturges Clear
sehr New York. Atkins, Richmond, c II PiersOn.
sshr col %nsrews' Plsro, Plymouth siashs w.
sshI silver Cloud ngSasp hanger
s'hr nuntres: D,ney; Boston, W Lewis.
i sss s Rssss rs s2ss
esSy Bs pbssse
ARRIVED.
Ship Star Republic Share, bordeaux, March IL, with
$50 lon 4 81 fs in With fsase Jon from as
clipper eastward Showing red si swallow
lag Arl g 50 fell IN with wreck a Of sesn
n Bosert Ward Of and for New York from Charleston
S sasss Ts ssy
% inject city and M Hss
splendid yessl The vessel is insured for GOO the
ship vi liam Rsnn,e (Br Lesley Glasgow 81 days with
nd,e. % b Oh K9nhardt
March Wit gum; madder and 9s passenger Hicks &
I oa ssayy Hss.sy sas nG the
with mcse and Us rassongers 70 Calvin Adams Has had
bark LIRE s AG s i lon e ss
passed the wreck ofa herm brig, dmssted aud fun Of wa
striped ing ehan ely lat % is isa
6 passed Brem ship Marina from Bremen for Baltimore,
Bark Roman Cof Beston), Hamilton, Buenos Ayres, IS
son spoke Whaling bark DIVE Ford fA Ma.sapoies
@ spoke ship forester ca"o for Hampton p Roads
x Gu April 49,
Bark CsrSlins shsrTSod Charleston days, with cot
ballast
Ion q SPOKE shg 5.ys from qpass.wssr Ny YORK
spoke clipper slip Tornado, steering iyN : -
an. w.n Sss issry
ssir valentine Donne Of arwioh Buck Port .u Plat
10 davis with hides tobacco and mahogany to Gmbcrnal
$sss 'n A. SoFtsk dHy, wit.
Cape Hsnry xa' driven IS FAR as
e Ss Ds%o CORVALLIS Ss days. with
sehr Alice Day (Of Apalachcola Rock. Alphabetical IS
sehr Golden Rule, Malcolm Wilmington, NC, days.
sc,r George Washington, Camp Washington NC, dsya
or Nav Haven. Bedford
Schr Bay state, Sherwood, Boston, 3 days.
Scbr Kossuth. Churchill Boston, 3days.
Schr Alfred Hall. Andrews Portland, CT.
Sehr buckingham, Leonard, Portland, CT.
Schr Mary NJ Brninard, -, Portland, CT.
Schr Caroline, -, New London.
Schr Bolivar, Robinson Rockland.
Steamer Kennebec, Copes Philadelphia, with mdse, to
Sanford. Saw bark in the ofpg of 6ouan inlet
heading wv. wind N by L and moderate.
Steamer Thomas Swami, Clifford, Baltimore, 40 hours.
Arr 23d ship Southport Wilson, Savannah days with
cotton and rice, to Sturges, Chairman Il Co.
BELOW.
A lumber loaded brig unknown.
The packet ship Ashburton from LIVERPOOL
below in Saturdays edition. has yet up city
Snllcd.>
The ship Isaac Bell for Hayre has anchored at tho
Spit.
Wind at sunrise Sc; meridian, do; sunset SW.
tBY SANDY Hoox PRINTING TELHoaApnJ
: . THF HIcHLANDs. April 24-SuLdown.
One ship and bark in the Bay bound in Two brigs
On the highlands bound in tugboN coming from ship
Wind light from SW. Weather hazy
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HernId Marine Co,respon,ience

PHILADELPHIA April "a 4 pm arr steamslsp s Penn
syvania. Bsymore, Richmond; Delaware, Clark, NYork
barks Venezuela Davis Puerto Cabello sth inst Japonca
Power Havana days. brgs Lady Of the Lake. Shue and
Isaac Carver Clark, do; Myra Fuller Boston; schrs
WI eaton, Doyle, Providence; Miller, Paddock Con
necticut +, Tapey York, Ne; Col Jas Page, Edwards
Norwich.
CID Bark John Bird Bird, Havana; brig Emma, Baker,
Boston schrs Tinker Reed, and Madawaska Baker, do
+ Wheaton, Doyle. Linn, Mass; p Talpey. Ports
mouth Nh; Sarah Ann Seisey, and Fisher, Campbell
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Weekly II eport of the New York Cotton
BROKERS' Association.

MONDAY, April II, 1851.
Sales during the past week, 627 bales viz Export
S,34S bales; home $780, speculation 260 in tran
su zoo. The board voted, that the market had an
upward tendency throughout the week. closing firmly at
the annexed quotations" Prices adopted this day for
the following qualities by standard samples
NEw-YoRK CLASSIFICATION. N. Orlns
JJpd Eoy1dn IL q T,rns
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MON Il v M A Il X EFT.

MONDAY, April 24-6 P. NJ.
The stock market opened heavy and depressed this
morning Compared with prices current at the close
Saturday there las been slight decline in Ill the lead
ing ancies. Erie Railroad fell OH Z per cent; Reading
Railroad, "a Cumberland, u; Canton Company, y; New
York Central Railroad, "a Hudson River Railroad, u
Michigan Central Railroad, y Crystal Palace, 2; Della
and Hudson - Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad
i; Harlem, u.
After the adjournment Of the board the following sales
of stocks were made at auction by A. H. Nicolay:-
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, April III P. NJ.
BREAIsTUFrs. Was in moderate demand at for
quotations The days sales embraced 5000 bbs.
Black Rock, at 81 l2h 81 25 to good State,
at 81 IS IS; mixed to good Indiana and Michigan at
IS IS 37 and other kinds at proportonate prices.
Nothing new occurred in Canadian The sales of Southern
comprised 1,sc0 bbs., at SIS 30 SIS S7k for mixed to
very GOOD and SIS S7 SO rs for favorite fancy per
Dbl About 500 bbs Jersey meal brought SO 81 -
per Dbl Wheat moved 10 the cxten. of only 100 bushels
81 O3 81 ca though being in light stock. Barley
and oats varied little. Corn actively inquired for,
but rot firm The days transactions consisted of
50 COO bushels at Sec Sic for poor mixed Southern;
Sic SC for white do and round yellow SEC for mixed
Western and SIC SIC for Southern yellow, per bushel
CATTE.-There were offered at Allertons Washington
Drove Yard to-day 2 o1 beef cattle; offered during the
week 2,2o9 We subjon the returns of the week in de-
TAIL together with the section Of country whence the
SUI
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TeIepraphic Marine Report,

BOSTON. April 24-Arr ship Esther q Barney, Apala-
cbicola scbr Howard, NYork.
NORFOLK April 24-Arr schrs Florida and ENTERPRISE
Portland Me, with loss of sails and the
badly.
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REHABILITATION.

FREenTs.-To Liverpool about 1000 bales of cotton
were engaged at sd IL 32d for compressed and sSd
for uncompressed, and about IL 900 bushels of corn
we're taken at Sd. in ships bags. For -four 2s Cd was
offered and 3s asked To London 600 bbls turpentne
taken at bs 80 tons oil cake at 3Ts Cd 500 bales
Manila hemp at 27s 3D., measurement and $50 bbls
bacon at ais Cd To Glasgow 900 bbls tar taken
at 5s 3D. The ship Spark of the Ocean was chartered by
Icary Co for ST. stephens, New Brunswick, to load
with deals Tor London at GO los. To Havre
quiet and engagements light. There alteration
TO notice IN rates for California There only three
four vessels up for Australia including the Nightingale,
to a soon being far advanced in loading ut 60c per foot
measure The Haides and Prince lie Jonville sail for
Melbourne tho 26th inst.
CoTToE-Ihe sales to-day follows:-Eor export,
OIL bales home use Az speculation 1851 in transitu,
23s. The market closed firm
PROVISIONS Pork less valuable. The sales com.
prised 400 bbs at $4 3 $14 so for mess sl3 for
prime per Dbl Cut meats doing better The sales
reached l65 pigs at5Hc exc for shoulders and Nc
SLc. for hams, per ID. We heard that $50 bbls lard
were purchased at 9hc 97sc per ID The transactions
in beef reaches 40 hbs at s7a ss Is for prime $9H
xl2 for country and si4 e4k for city do, per
bbL No change occurred In butter OK cheese
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According to this there has been decrease in each
derartmentin Of them TO a much greater extent
than usual The line Of discounts has fallen of during
the week, 81 259 93+ deposits 81 675,34 circulation,
$3.50 IA; specie S5l7 0tS. This dimnution in move
has had effect the money market and the de-
mand continues to be fully supplied This contraction is
favorable feature in the bank movement, and Is calcu
lated keep things straight and in a sound condition.
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$1,000 Lyons, Iowa, Central RR LIST mortgage. so
5000 DO. do do................. soy
5000 do. do. do.........,..... 45
COCO do. do do................. 37H
5000 Toledo, Norwalk and Cleveland LIST mort. 49,
5000 do. do do................. SSH
loco Chicago and Rock Island RR. LIST mort. 80
1900 Buffalo, Corning and New York RR. LIST mort II
1000 do. do. do....... .......... 7la
Loco Cedar County, Iowa Skies S5i4
1000 N Y. Eric Conyertibes, 1862 ,........... %
1000 do. do. do. ................ SS1
20 shares Second Avenue Railroad .............. 77A
100 do. Canandagua and Elmira RI .,,...,...... 6S
100 do Terre Haute and Alton RI. ,..+........... 60
leo do BROOKLYN Gas Light Co ..... 100
so do Seventh Ward Bank ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 22
SO do. Hanover Bank .................. %
20 DO Farmers and Citizens Bank Of Island 81
90 do Fast River Bank ................ 49,. 90
40 do Central Bank Of Brooklyn .............. 95I
s do st. Nicholas Bank .............. ..... 93&
30 DO. Shoe and Leather Bank ...............9 54
25 do City Fire Ins. Co ...... ..............1 $50
SO do East River Fire Ina Co ............ SIS
100 do Mansfield Coal Mining Co ................ IL
S do Union Iron Co OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 97h
10 do do do ..,,.,......... 81
90 do American Candle Co ................,... 20
10 do. New York Lubrcatng Oil Co. ............ 10
% do do. do ..................... Wv.
500 do Gardiner Crusher and Amalgamation Co. per
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UHtltd AZ browning f-2H4 boeI Cattle, 20 COWS and
calves so yeas and ESQ sheep and lambs The beeyes
al sold at prices ranging in quality, from IS so to
$40 Per hundred and calves from S2S 10 $55 veals
a 41sc TO &C. per d. Sheep sold at from SO so to So
At Chambcrlain's-( Hudson River, Bulls Head)-l50
beef cattle 40 cows and calves so veal calves and LOO
sheep and lambs Market good We quote the range at
from IS TO $40 so for beevcs ian advance Of 80 cents
the latter quotation compared with last weekly Cows
and calves sold at from S25 10 S45 veal calves &C. 7c
sheep 81 So At Morgan 0'Briens, mo. 0 Sixth
street $50 cows and calves and 40 veas. Cows and
calves ranged at from $25 TO s4 veal calves at from &C.
d &C. No beef cattle sold
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Total s76 $40 ,97e esss, SS4 So 22s 9o2
The condition Of the principal department Of the New
ioik cay L4Dss Ut tie close Of each week within .s AL
ok months, compares - follows
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tBY SANDY Hoox PRINTING TELsoHApnJ
: . The HIeHLANDs. April 24-Sundown.
One ship and bark in the Bay bound in Two briggs
On the Highlands bound in tugboS coming from ship
undei writer, of the Highlands
Wind light from SW. Weather hazy
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There has been fair show Of cattle since last,
with good demand Prices steady to day. at the
quotations below. The fine weather favorable for
outdoor transactions and not more than about 125
beeves would remain undsposed Of Sons cattle
sale this week. it will be noticed from the far West
The proportion Of Southern cattle smaller than
usual. Veal and mutton were little dearer. Swine
we're in good supply about 800 sold at tho quota
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susii Loud Nforf for Bucksvie; 18TH schrs Canary
Ss xsSsndsr %iIsn FISH Fair if ays sa. 18Th .shrs
rig si,syn' Davis, Kenns5unl; sohr Antelope Mitchell
GLoUoEsTER-Arr April is, sohrs II Hall, Blood, Lin
ia R1FoRD-xrr April 2s steamer sashem, Thr.shsr.
Uneas. Bates, NYOrk josephine Morrison, Phsdsi
"a ta's afRsss Ar'r'rA'
Mary Londcn n FEB ':seI %ss
l7th steam ship chas Morgan Forbes Indanol. and
cTs RSsS G NyoT
ds Nay ssSTs
SEwBG !PokT"sEa April e. bark x.rs.rss.. Cali.
,SE% BEbfeRp-Arr April %, sehr Roswell King x..-
q? aha fAsns sSr Haf s. aass
HST4sE AS sa;s EssIs 1aiSs:s5''
Nro er msd ARr a Yoss Sss Har
Matt Gandy Rushing, Weaver and John Rogers May.
sid
23d-Arr schr. Ameda. Beais Marcl 2sth ult lost Is
shds moAssss "a deck spt msnss So Henry csso
wssros L.teasd Block Island; sloP Leader fi.
,Sfss ship was seen beating into i the
Fa 1 RE ss .s.
s a aId In Wm Drew Dunnng Cuba Sid bark
A Ish ssS sssy form
sAvANNAH-Arr April 20, schrs Caiedons, Coombs,
Searsport Me- Sarah Mccarthy South Newport and Sapa
10; somerset Stirling, Baltimore Cid, bark Blansman
br,' helarsn Greenook sehr Rceiet, Aichhrn, NYork
m csrs v 81 john OBJ Knapp Lv'rp'0 brig Gr'ndes
SAC0-Arr April IL schr Palo Alto, Freeman, Tauxie
SANDWICH-Arr at Cohasset Narrows, April NJ sobr
stranger BLACKWELL Philadelphia. Sid lih schr Mary An
sALEm.sid April 20, brig Lexington, Haskell Dobov:
echr Lodi, Morgan, Jacksonville. "S'
WILMINGTON, Carr April ~, schrs vern ont n
hot boston 10Th, lris Cardiff Whitaker NYork fld sh
ton; 2l't, scAr = Bsansss, Wood, NYSsk. '-'-'~
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