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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25

TEHEAENT PROPERTY WANTED -A-RySPoNsIBLE
party would like take lease with the privilege OF pur
chasing three four Tenement Houses for the from
three longer Parties having that description
properly and desiring lease It, will plesss sddreAs giving
location rent 9Th Of eaae &C. spencer Herald once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25

TvAsH PURCHASERS WILL PIE AsE PAY ATTENTION
~ 10 the following goods which will be sold at private sse
% advancesOne splendid octave Piano
iorte perdec gem in tone entirely new cos $500 for SSe
waicbes s. $90 lot Of sver plated Table
spoons also lot Of ne Jewery and Fancy Gooda At half
sbouaand EDwARD STANTON. Auctioueer,
No. % North william street. near Chatham street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25

E,oR sALE-A FINE THREE STORY AID BASEMENT
House iih AL modern improvements l43 Greene
house 25n4b full lot will be good yelling
south OF Twenty third see between Fourth and
nues. Inquire OF j. sTOUVENEL Co. 26 Centre street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25

DROoKLYN CHEAP LOTS FOR sALE-E10Hr on
Gates avenue. running through 70 Quincy street 2s5
feet eset OF Nosirand three north eide of
Buren, go feet OF terms easy
Apply 70 WIE1LAk b NICHOLS, 70 Nassau street, N. z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25

VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-A
new three eory and basement brick House with All se
modern improvements Cas- bot and cold Ws;er situated "
Wayne street, IN the most eligible part Of Jersey CITY within
zen minutes walk Of the ferry with boats running every i've
minutes Terms easy. Inquire 1t J. q. McLaU9HL1NS
Real EstGe oce Of Grove and York streets, or at
j. LAMBS, No. Exchange Place, Jersey City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25

TOR sALE-THE NINE YEARS UNExPIRED LEASE
L. OF PREMISE 1853 Mercer from May next with
Of renewal for 81 wears For particulars apply " H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25

WANTED TO puRcHAsE-A THREE STORY HIGH
basement brick Souse wnh modern improvements In a
good peighborhocd OF Third Terms must be
and 81 oOO Address wxhf ul par
iculars, A. W., box IL Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25

ENOR SALE-THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, THIRTY
hh street. wes OF Eighth avenue modern improvements
his stoop an sub cellar IS One third cash Apply
10 GEO. W. JAQUES 20 horatio street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-25

L,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR UNndPROvED PRO
perry, three story brick House. brown stone baseuaa
and high stoop with all the modern improvements situated In
East hirty ninth street. between Second Third
Apply for further particulars ASH NICHOILS lS3 w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17

snsarsssssst. ssa PCT y vPa hopeful Ssstsg = y
~ fueure srevatbBa We Deefe1AnA lAAA w. uDdos
tsh arran9enens Ne OLD stock , rendered y1>ssb
worthless, h IN conteDpla9ien y alloW 4 - ~
changed for stock ~ par oenA - 10 aereod uDp
between he managers Of the resd snd tho 10 ds 9th
stock say son<where in The vicinity Of twenty eanao
,he dollar A: has been .sa.g Or quite vaasss here
iefore the holders nss hkcy 10 ose anything noa
ready iOet BY the change. We are likewhs inlsrmsd
that all exstng lAsltes for saoplles, work. &C., ~
PROVIDED for, and will 30 paid No change In Ne sxpg
nAnsgsnentis made Or m the operations q M rosn
EvsTythng VIII proceed IN the same manner . heret
icrs ne capital stock, by this arrangement Azsa
about 81 100000.
The following is an extract from letter recsiv
ed by gentleman in this city, and must 60 ioi
what II may be WORTH
TnR1 HAux, Indiana, April II, 1890.
learn that that portion OF the Tsrre Hsue, Alton Apd
s. Leub Railroad which 10 In Indiana hes been sold
execution against the Company that in sut for Ne
possesshA Of thai part Of the road In Indiana the Judes
q NE Circuit Csurt Judge Solomon Oaypoo hes decided
the second mortgage that part Of The road y VOID
good deal Of complication surrounds Of the
res Of this Company, and viii b. contested. M riga
ton lley 70 be protractsd and from present indoa
tons Of doubtful result
Annexed il the statement Of the 81, Louis banks
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especially Of syyhs, were ~ vusyauG - mIss en-
sss q .s. :, s
CO. y: ssIssol.s. .iis sss SssssS We 4. .nl
18ke son white sssihern Il ia. yellow Hsuhsrn =
100 16he, round yellow 1t &c., and white Southern ~
,s ss s.sHc. Rye wss quiet Barley Vas snl - I2c;
NAH was steady, with rsles Of 500 bushels good QUALIFY
= soo' Uass wers dull and heavy, end IN good supply
tousx-rbe market was quiss but arm. A smAn Ics
OF RIO geo bsss vas SOLD At lskc, and 80 do ap.L
CorroS The market was dull on the basis of II 10
az s iCr m,ashns upands me sales embraced about
IsEosm-ro Liverpool Il, 900 bushels corn ana 5000
oSsnes wheat were taken in bulk y eAc, 600 bales q
yet sAted hides a. 2ss, 800 uerces beet a. sd 20
ieIces rice a 22s d. 1900 lbs whslefoots q IN and
2cs 10 Bremen 800 bbls. shoe pegs were taken at
2s 3D. SEQ bbls roein at o. 3D., and Il bbh ashes as
x sssss, was reported chartered for Hambug but
shipment.
!nos-scotch pig was quiet and sales Light Il "a 70
LINE was In good demand, wit les OF some 900 bbs
koekland o. SOC and 81 10 fer b. sorts.
We quote -'Nows Cayed, &c 2sc; Huscovado, 2Sc.
s'c PS Port i4co, Scc Aoc;; n Orleans, 400 500
:. oMyeo ................ $40
All kinds ................... s,s4O
Total stock. q. $40. ......... 0,s4o
NAVAL STORES were heavy and quiet Small salos
spn1e turpentne reported at 49, for straight md
merchantable barrels, and 4bHc. in chipping order.
ns-Iinseed was firm n Gle. &C for American,
while hocers generally were nrm.
Provisions Pork - The market exhibited rather
moro tone, and primo was Hrmer. Tho sales en-
braced about 1900 bDb. including Row mess
1t SIT GAY SIT Is; old do 1t SIT 49, New prime II
$ll 26 $ll STK Beef steady, and In fair request
With sales Of $50 800 blbs, including country mess q
% 50 repacked DO, at % $40 t0 and extra at Gil
26 Sl2 10. Prime and India meas were nominal Beef
hams were steady at 80 30 . SIC Bacon was firmly
held 1t 9Hc uxc. Gut meats were dull sales en-
braced about leo bids. and ueroes at To- q 7kc for
shoulders and at sX 9H for hams Lard was steady,
and In good demand, with sales Of $50 bbs at 10x TO-
Butter was plenty and dull Cheese was firm and in good
INQUIRY for export
RICE was quiet At $40 alXc
SPICES Of 600 bags Of pepper were made for
export, at PIT
suGiRs Tho sales embraced about 100 hhds, chiefly
Cube muscovado mostly within the range Of exc exc.
The stock hand March 81, 1860, was l6l hhds Cuba
muecovado 1857 hhds NJ Orleans ool hnds Porto Rico
1854 hhds. meiado, IL 50 boxes Havana, April TO-
was A. 2o bids. Of al kinds, el4o do meado,
boxes, Is, coo bags.
wmsxzr was heavy and lower, with sales Of $50 bbs
at &c. per gallon
Court Calenaar-This Day.
USnD STATES DnTMCr CouM.-Same before, with
Is added.
SUPREME CouR1-Cncr1r 1-Oyer and Terminer
Part 2-Polioe cases
CoMoN PIxAs-Generai Term
SUPERIOR CouRf-PaYt l-Adjournod TO Wednesday,
Part 2-Supreme Court Building, room I6-Nos $685. $780,
loS, $40, 414, 40, 426, 800, l2s, "a, SIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17

Notice - Mariners.
The Sow and Pigs ssyeei Was ssow New Bedford on
TIE ih INST She probably parted from hsr moorngs during
MA!AeuEz PR, march i6 iseowe beg leave 10 call your
ssnS S to Order. Which has s been brought into
&c S
e, 4, Of ss above order fine imposed,
GRUNER. SCHROEDER 1 CO.
Spoken. &c.
John Stuart Burlsee hence for Ban Francsco Feb H.
snip A, a dhcsP:on from Sorlesns for Liverpool
pool Is Ia $ . 6 % Ssfors reported no Or
Ship Marquette from Hare for Noreans. April g. Of Key
Ship New Orleans from Havre for NOrlsans, Avn g. off
ship Nsrha whItmors Colburn from Mobile for Hawe,
shp Sea King Barrier, from Boston N0rleans April
ship Curruck, Knowles, hence for Norisans April OF
ship Charles Cooper hence FOR Norlsans April g. Oft Key
large clipper ehp bound g. with all three EMBELLISHMENTS
gone was seen Feb H. of Staten Land.
"a on from Charleston for A0ns''dso March
ssri Ssnfussos Cole hence for cenfuesos April lat 80
Sea Wave r steering g. March L. la. Is g. lon 81
S;r:S io% q Sosas H. 1S s;ls:ds; April Ia.
BIs Hope ir@ Baltimore ier s..ssa0: Aq.l q no lat &C.
sss:s .s'f
Fsrcign Forts.
FooCHow Feb FIN port ship Lawrence Browr Bearse for
rIJAaDo Pc April lin port schr Kinsey. for NYork
GgAYAn1A, PR, March SIN pori Br bhg oOmmonwesih,
Grand TURK. II, March 2s-ro Am vessel IN port
5 ' SS h s:s ks FEEDER
sen r H11s kSIs s9 The p ssSnS g.. ssn e Austin for
dav. James for Europe ldg.
nAyAGuIx April lin port bark Anerva Tor Nfork ids;
.ns s'asa: s sss5s sn port ship xs Ks@se for
s ana % r
deiphia Hazelne, Coombs wig; Canada nchel Jubi-
ss SSye ,nsn fod cnss sw Tor Homs
Hole; Mash Rsmsden WORK Chesapeake, Haynes;
Dyer, Turner; Ros. swestser and Essss snnosi,
disg schs Lane, Gardner, for NYoFk; Price Sears
T r o. as ia a. ans 6. .SS ss MOI E0s
PONCE March posi bark Ivsnns sar. tor Maven
az: ss t:1 s .ss1 ": s h.: e 6us. BALTIMORE.
III, "a ns'ss fr f. b s "a sI:s WON ss
Orinoco Tabbuit, Philadelphia.
American Ports.
-ALExANpRIA, Aprn H.An suhrs 0ecsye Cunaminss
wnsdSn, sno aeien Aar HickerSon bosom; hArvey' WIN"
B0bToN, :Apnl "A .PH-Ar bark Volunteer, oorhsaa,
Ss Te.!sr %mnsen "a; f.as ssS s cisli Ssss
NJ; Jama Lawrence, xiisn. NYrk Od stsamers william,
PSnsdsipIs; sSipS Wine s~siiow cscsby e. ifsssso
Rachel Kelley, and Hsrrispurg wnxen. E0rlssns =
SSsrins Sia pos,. Il he Pssc 6essa; Isabel CSsss "a
yana; 6rss northern Belle Palne Gibraltar and mk Wm
No. s, .ss cfqs ecs Dts.1s SS &
srson, Phiadelpsa ocyernor Cssse W'miAason Del;
s zssy ssd nss si Fassy galveston rssr.ps.a
banks Pilot Fhh IRON xcsua; storm King from Valparaiso
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17

SHEET.
survey Assu ~ NM = - esgs ~ .nsyx - ,sa =
::s: y :; I: ma 4 =: ); - a.; 10: -: =
s..:: j; - .:S. =. .s,u: =. =. \. ss.::,
sisn ont ssd ne ses: ss s.s:s ID 81 ss.s p@s
@ n.y. y ; l. Ssu ~ s. "a s.ss >:
sesdsn han As above have occurred snss our
.. S':s & s =: s s ~.
swa,sss ne :slyors of $3.50 The csso AVID ha
Ss q % Dip ss'sA HYDE now before " Court
oCuI. lave before them The ne n brig La Jsuns
ids, but have made no deeisich
ssvns bssn oysshsu.A cleaned painted ma rsuovslsd o
from Nerol aad sa. . Deg 70. Yer. OS. shs 8. oed
Vera CsSi and wBi probably III orc s reaches YOU
re us kanspo ssAr Deevare Csot Owen arrived on thA
$:sl.se: "a .Ssss;, 80: s@ssaas ar S sss
Sshs' S -, S 3 n sSss s month ., ON ~ Az
non vs1niSos Bay nd sssd on 10 81 for Ssw Bed
Miscellansous.
BARE Bul1-The pilot boat Edmund Blunt arrived yester
day. males Tho following rsport On Sunday, the 18th in
l AN, nade san bearing by n wAisA proved 10 bs the
bark Belle of Boston, Capt KDsch Ryder from Boston for
Philadelphia which bad bean Into and sunk immedssely
all excepting her stern; The fore and main carried
o1' scr ou' ne nssnns@ remained SANDING BIO had
been INTO by The sAp Invsebe hsnee for liverpool The
Of The bark WITH Ne exception ChAroes
runs ~ ~ r.,.s.-s ~ w" csA,s.. ~ ~ ~
Ao1, VI ssnsAve"' tns man 'osn onafioSes MANAGED
get on board the ship, whore b remained al night. AL
An the crew were taken from The brig and brought On board
ths Mint hat rA,.rrA p,rr, vno A.1.u -. ~, -,
A'.A" wv So sp0He VIC sup
1nvncble and took from her the man John CharloG The
csptsu Of tn fuvfusle reuyts shts m >tsr .4 NJ NJ.
suvatsr and bboon were oarrsd sv,y but he would
-. .~-,.~, -"'S' ' - "" p'"
oeoo ior NespooL
Mean Worth Nav HedSord IA our thants fo~
their aasnuoss
eu,, r 4 w,.x,.vv,. ah.,. AN s.,.. ~ ...... a..
or1n,cr ~ h"r n1 S ~ ~ ~ Durn
ower hold not burnt but bsdiy dana fed bv vrcr nt
Merritt UnderVrers cont exneefa IA have T. shin aaost h
. DAY or two
c,,, n,.,,~ =. ~ r-,. -
, IL Sk 3, ~ 81 vriGsns n1m HsvIo rcporu nav
Id feet ZEAL bottom mn srss. .hc s. nanisd S,s ~ ~
nj - or other tacklc Eerr III b seen $1,000 800 -"
O., or.-.. w..s.,, .,--..~.-,
eundyyl hence Jan IL for San FrsnnSo had ost sos
md sahs n hurricane Jan ia md Tor hours isv h
Zee deck under water
p.,r D,,,co-v....r MD v.-.h a p.-a ra. 49,.
New York Feb - for New OreaDs With general cargo has
been totally Ground no daie Pas The
carROhas hero DAMAGED condition
(By letter Jones' ESQ Atlantic Insurance. Coz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17

HAVANA, MATANZAs AND NEW ORLEANS.
EnrIhs CrrY-Fnom New York q arriving n Havana ~
and New Orleans l0h From New Orleans 20h. Havana -
arriving 1t New York 18th.
OAnAwBA-From New York I'M arriving n Havana In
and Few Orleans lsh. From New Orleans TN Havana S
arriving 1t New York - :
fMIApEIPHIA-From New York l7h. arriving st Havana
BIB. arriving 81 New York 18th - N
On gsroFrom New York mn arriving q Havana II anA
New Orleans a. Frem New Orleans In, Havana lsh,
irving ct New York lelh
QUAKE CnY-From New York Aprn a. arriving u Hs-
vAna April r. Ffsn Havana April H. arriving II Nsw Yosk
April Is Irt =
GlrAxxlsFren New Ysrk for Naanzas The om Of sash
month. at 2PN
KAaEAI-From New York fer Havana va Nsssau: MP,
the arrival Of alternate OunAr1 steamer 1t New Yek
NB-when he above dates fan Sunday te steassess v
sal On Monday, except from New Orleans.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
An psskdses and t~s intesdad for he NEW YoRx HmALS
ikosdd b sealea.
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CLEARED
Steamship Columbia, Berry, Chareston-sponord Teston
e.. G Ts v,ss Ne.
Bsrf E. 5csnson BIass Posns NO"
srs ysS, Kenny s. 5SSa.R Sszlqs Son
S SsIsa,
s asess a
schr Eciip'e; Cook. Hsysns-J 3 Ward L Co.
sssE s saS IssPss sslsA .4sis
schr Alba: POven, wilmington, NC-R Powell
schr " Hushea Davis. ewbern--J Davis.
s aE SSa rf
sss ass r ss cs sssn p- PhsSsp
Steamship CAssspeaks osowsn Portland; Vim mdss and
:sr sssers on he bar entrance q cSsss
m s E Pi'sss
10 ss ri sss Ss r
spofs SsIs Bssy m esnoa FOR New oresrs The
Bark GrinoD, Davis Fsjsrdo. Ps. April. with 10
Trowb,dses Sons o. New Haven The came this port
x:s elSs; trinidad e Day. with sugar Ao to Geo
sfsS D "siss Of as, with brandy
30 t = Ku.hpH@ LEOPOLD. 20, ,,,. $500. ..
Fos EN- H.. o. ss s
BRIG s E sss % Snqss0s r New YS Pr March
81, Win sugar g, Q Thompscn 4 Hunter.
schr JAcfeonv1EeI Lambert Ho6d6d06
with sugar Ac Thompson Hunter Hes experienced very
heavy weather Of Cape Haeras split sails sad
otner damage
sehr james NJ Vance, P6rsse Darieu, days
ecnr Eeguue. Ellis, Darfsn, days
sehr 4 Jennings, Blake Ha.ison, nc, 10 days
Schr FLORIDA, Mott, Virginia, days
Schr Commerce. Daniels. virginia daya
Echr AnpA Cole Nelson. Virginia, 3 daya
8chr Ward, Wsrd Virginia dAya
Schr Palestine Conkln, Baltimore, 6dAya
schr IL Marvel Eldrdgc, Baltimore Tor Portland
Schr John slllmsn: Cum Philadelphia for New Haven.
Schr W Brainerd Bowditch Eizabehport Portland
Schr Vita JAne. Howes, Gloucester.
kchr Lotto. Taylor, Boston, days.
Scbr I L Miller, Frank. Portland, dayA
Scbr Davidson. Hayel New Haven, 4 days.
6chr II laurens. Johnson. F1uGhng, 8 hours.
Socp Phoenix Shepherd, New Haven days
scbr Meredith arrived yesterdsy from Savannah had
heavy gales from Cape Ha! erAs 10 Sandy Hook.
Ship Tusko Dannsman, from Breuen.
SAHXp.
stesmsbp Columbia, Charleston
Wind during the day 81. with rain.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMERC IAL
MONDAY, April 1916 P. NJ.
The bank statement of to-day compares as fol

MONDAY, April 1916 P. NJ.
The bank statement of to-day compares as fol-
lews with that of last week.
e; 1. Sss:l. s::::; ::
p.erss.e.. sss7,7ls ,,r az lSs,ea o., -.
This is, on the whole, good statement, and will
tend to help confidence. The increase In specie is
fully as large as was anticipated the decrease in
loans is very small, but still it is movement in the
right direction. Il remains to be seen whether the
above statement il merely casual reaction, or an
Indication of determined purpose on the part OF
the banks to pursue more circumspect course in
future. The highest point Of the spring reaction is
usually reached about the middle Of April At that
date specie usually begins to flow outward in such
quantity that the banks find it necessary to con.
tract for their own safety. This year has thus far
proved an exception To the rule; exchange
vas not ruled high enough to permit heavy
A.cie shipments, and hence there is no i'm
mate pressure on the banks for coin. This,
o~ YER cannot last long. Already to-day the
exchange market is frmer, and there are
$500. Of an upward movement When ex.
-. ~ rise and specie begins to flow eastward,
-. :. ss win be unusually active. Our ex-
80 y ~. = yer six millions short Of that of the
scoo oac tviod of last year. If we ship
," ooS''O0 o. e0o wAo exchange on London sells at
iosa las was - case last week-how much
hnan We snip when bills-ise to 1898 1lo7
The money market has sen dull TO-DAY. without
change in rates. Money is abndant among the hro.
kers at 6per cent and at the diount houses A. az
Both borrowers and lenders seemed disposed. this
morning, to wait for the bank statement before thew
operated. The SubTreasury has been receiving .
good deal Of money for duties within the past dav
or two; the receipts to-day were $2se77O, Of which
100000 was for duties; the payments sl97 ass,
and the balance this evening $7,477,4s9.
The foreign exchange market opens With more
frmness. Bankers are selling pretty freely at iosE
for sterling, and 5lsa l7S for francs Sigst bills
On London are offered by Messrs. Belmont & Co. at
1893. The tendency of the market appears to be
upward, but the demand is still far below the ex-
Pectations Of drawers In ordinary times sterling
90 day bills are at this season worth 1O92a no. We
near OF no specie to 60 forward to Bostod for the
steamer.
Inc Following are the last quotations of sight ex-
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Telegraph Marine Reports.

CHATHAM. Mass, April H-schr Flora King from sulli.
vvn, Me- fer Kew York. with spars ashore n Moncoy has
lost rudder but win probably discharge deck load and get Off
schr Ann Bray, ID lahore Monomoy fun Of waAsR and
viii b total oss; her cargo will probably DO saved.
Schr Evira of East Nachas) Clare, for New York. with
cargo Of lumber ashore n Monomoy full Of wafer and viii
discharge TO get Oh.
echr Bellows. Clark from Rockport for Petersburg Va
With cargo Of ice Ashore n xonomoy, but VIII probably
ret Oh On q RE Of tide.
sehr Snow of Deer Ise Ne) rorrey). with cargo
OF lumber for Few York, ID at konomoy has lot bowSpri
sad jibboon; will repair and proceed.
DmKAANpa Aprn 10, sulsse-Ks inward bcund vssaeh
h ~ whA 81, hGh; wsaArf sormy- +
SANDY HOOK, Aprn l6. sunse-Ne inward bouAd vessels
IN debt. Wind BE- light; raining.
ROnT LATAYKTTK, Aprn 10. sunssA-No inward bound
vessels IN sight 6esmshp Columbia for Charleston, paaed
down 1t 4AOPM
HERALD Marine C0sxespOAds0sss
KEY WEST, Aprf 1o-rhe ship sarah Hyde being found
Ia condition than at first supposed he captain Judged
Hue prudent to dsharye s cargo and men have another
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Sanadan Hour wss hfmly held, while sales were mode
rate, being confined 10 about 500 bb q IS 90 81 90
fair demand The sales footed DIP about 500 bbls clos
ing within the range Of the above quotasicus Rye -four
steady at the above figures with sales Of 400 bbls
and Brandywine within the above. range Of prices.
Wheat was In the main firmly held, and In rood demand
for prime 70 choice milling Ios Common qualities, and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17
The Chicago Democrat of Friday saYs:-


We have been aware for some time that . movement
to relieve from the burden Of floating debt amounting
10 81 250oo0. Ths has been finally carried into effect,
and by decree Of the United States Circuit Court that
road has passed into the hands OF fore
closure Of s third and fourth mortgages, default having
been made in the payment OF interest them for the past
two years C. J. Brydges, managing director Of the
Great Western Railway, has been appointed receiver
by the court The original stockholders Of the road
exhausted all their means in pushing the building
of the road half way across the state, besides
becoming personally liable to large amount ON
contracts The first loan negotiated in England,
amounting to s76o,oco, was used up in removing
this back Indebtedness and pushing on the work with the
limited balance and q second loan Of $500 900 likewise
failed complete the road owing to the numberess en-
barrAssmens under which 1t struggled These two loans
secured by third and fourth mortgages the stock
holders Of the Great Western having advanced the means
nr and second mortgages resting upon the ROAD 10 the
amount OF about - 600 600 for money advanced In the
work up to the time that the loans contracted On
the rst TWO mortgages security was held 70 the extent OF
several hundred thousand dollars In this city and Sate
ana the adjacent province Of Canada, the balance being
held IN Europe. With the last two II agreed that the
control Of the road should pass the hands OF the Great
Western which company took possession and proceeded
stock the line This required heavy expenditure, ~
there was no rolling stock station buildings or other equip
ments The sum Of u 900 expended in this work.
which constitutes the existing floating debt 10 remove thu
has been the object Of The Ovement just cuusumuated
BY IL the third and fourth mortgages ana The floating
debt are consolidated into preferred stock which d
subject 10 tho first and second nortgAges This stock
Ia confidently believed, be sold 70 IN amount sur
tcen 10 pay of the debt and relieve the rosd from IT.
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CITY COnnnRcIAL REronT.

NONDzY, xpfH ~ Il
ASHES SALES Of Is q 30 bbl pots were made ct 5zc.
Pearls were steady 1t $50.
BzEADsrurs-Flour-The market WAS firm, while the
eaes were hair, with . steady demand from the home
trade and for export, chiefly 10 the British provinces.
The saes embraced about 5000 bbs closing within the
following range Of prices
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The Philadelphia Ledger Of to-day reports

The supply Of prime short paper the street Is not
equal to the demand the banks taking al Of this charac-
ter offering Of the transactions the street
are Ia large amounts OF No. paper ct ess than par
and bills at long time Of doubtful credit 1t from IL
per cent. The money market Is easy, and the banks
gladly do all the good bills Offering At bank rates
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TOO LATn FOR CLAssIFICATIOn.


A WIDOW LADY OF RksPECrABulTY wUULD
IA Ike 10 hire small furnished House. either IN New York
Brooklyn, and board The occupant gentleman prsred
IN part payment OF rent or would superntenn tho hDuseAo
references given and required Address simpson, bon ld1
Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17

mo LYz-A DESIRABLE FIRsT FLOOR AND BACK
Baeement COMBATING Of sx Rooms IN h0e Is King streets
40 mont Parlor ana back ROOM With Bedroom bswoen-
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The exchange market continues unsettled, and prices
s exceedingly irregular in both foreign and domos
tic Offerings Of all descriptions continue ample, but the
demand ia restricted, and operations show marked in
crease In any class OF bills OF COURSE rates merely
nominal and we can only refer the following approx.
nnatng quotations sterling bills 107X 1885
and l6s. Bills Of lading drafts 1o7 lo7 and l07
Francs, ST. 1s ST. 2S,< per dollar Sixty day bills on
Sight q discount TO par and q per cent premium
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I,0R SALE GREAT BAR0AINA.-ONE FIVE STORY
double brek House md Iotin Mansin aresk WaSsr ID
CO. Pre- 1900 Aor.Ssssd ior 5000 one nve Scxs
Also Houses and Lcts IN New Yuk BFookHn ana Wlfcss.
borg, rom 900 70 $4,000 accommodating tnrIn Ins
Aeenie need Amply. -