New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-01


at 81 @6d in bulk and bags, mostly at 3d. In bags;
5000 do Wheat at SD in bags $500 bbls. Flour at
IT, cd. a ls. 3D., mainly at the inside rate; l,20O
boxes Bacon at lis. Cd a 2Os., the latter rate by
neutral vessel 200 pkgs. Lard at lie. Cd; SO hhds.
Tallow at us 3D.; $50 bbls. Beef at Be-. 3D.; 900
bbls. Pork at 2s. cd. To London: 900 bbls Flour
at Is loId. 600 do, do at o. for neutral vessel;
80 tee. Beef at 5s. 400 boxes Bacon at 20s.; 300
bbs. Pork on private terms. To Glasgow: 1890
bush. Corn at Id. in bags To Bremen: 900 bush.
Corn at l6c. In charters we only learn Of a vessel
lOld. per GO pounds.
The business Of the Snb-Treasnry was: Receipts,
81 ,i0l PIG 72for Customs $50 $40 so; Payments,
s2,2i4,0iS 06; Balance, 50 597, $40 81.
The Erie Railway Company have done liberal
thing in getting from the Legislature an act allowing
stock and bondhoders who were shut out by the
closing of tue books, either by accident or otherwise,
from the privileges of the new Company, to come in
The Company gives notice to the holders Of the out
standing stock and unsecured bonds of the old Com
pany, who have not come into the new organization,
that by an act of the Legislature jnst passed, they
may surrender their certificates and bonds and take
new preferred and common stock on payment Of the
assessment of q per cent Of the par value Of each
share. This must be done before the LIST Of July
next, or they are finally cut Oft
Mr.. McCallum, formerly Of the Erie Road, has
been appointed by the President Military Superin-
tendent Of the railways.
There 10 more movement In and firmer market
for gold, and purchases have been made as high as
VI ll,,
confident that the market both gold and Exchange
must eiyance.
The Sub-Treasurer il provided with the gold for
the payment Of the interest dne tomorrow on the lst
October 7.3O y cent Treasury Notes. A large por-
ton Of these notes held by the banks who have
probably contributed considerable portion Of the
gold necessary for the payment. The disbursement
will not aid much to the supply Of gold in the street,
Demand Notes are more abundant since the
smoun, needed by the banks for the payment Of the
three million Treasury Note loan bias been made up.
The premium of al T. cent has brought large
amounts into the street, and it was difficult to-day 10
sell at any advance on par. The new demand notes
are going forward to Washington, and as soon as the
large denominations are printed the daily delivery
will be about four millions. The first issue Of these
notes will be made at Washington tomorrow.
The money market i. easy at 6a7 v cent on de-
mand, leading stock houses obtaining what they
need at the lower figure. Paper is dull for lack Of
supply and ranges from 3to7 Y cent, according to
maturity and quality.
The exchanges AT the Bank Clearing House THE
morning were $40 ,9,2 33i y.
The coupons on the mortgage bond. Of the New
~ Daff Ia of
Apri will be paid a. the office Of the Company,
ner u Fonrth avenue and Twenty-sevenih street or
at lie Bank Of tie Republic. The interest on the
BROOKLYN Central and Jamaica bonds, due on the Isl!
Of April, will be paid at the City Bank Of Brooklyn
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of Railway have
declared a ,olni-annual dividend OF 81 & cent.
The New.York Canal Board has resolved 10 re-
duce IN, toll on all westward bound freight except
.uga, uolss-cs railroad iron and railroad chairs,
from . mills % mill e mile for 6 COS N.
Included in tie imports Of general merchandise for
the week .se 81 g23 in ear,henware, >, ii9 in gass
o39i In plate ga,s, z l33 in bleaching powder,
.OO7 IN cochineal, q ,39l in gum anlbie, 1851 in
waste. 1920 in indigo 7,5i3 in lac dye ,75s in
nader 10 600 in OILS 6,i7I in linseod oil H., in
opium. II ~ IN paints, 49, in rheubsrb, 1875 in
saltoeer ~ in hi carb soda Is ga in sal soda
~ O9a in soda ash 2O3 in nitrate soda, 2650G in
fur. 1920 IA oraugos 1880 in u,isins IS, 257 in
saucos md preserves 20 I'll in dressed hides 2
in undre sed bde', e,;lo IN ale, 1910 in whisky,
6.2jl IN champagne, 1913 in copper, i5,O!9 in cut
lery, % Sli IN guns Sj IN hardware, Job in pig
iron. I22f a sheet iron, 1888 in lead, III IN
metal eooif, 6632 In needles, ,3S. in old metal
~ SJJ In steel, ~, 80 in boxes tin, a. S,3 ia slabs
do. 800 in mustard, 3J,Oj2 in pepper o 27S in
pimento, 10 JOl barks, 1884 in Iogwood, 6,9i in
mahogany 1886 in bags iO9,9 9G in coffee, If 400
in fancy goods. 3J,2j ia cigars 10 3G2 in coal So
49, in cotton, 10 s2 in lsh, 1901 in hair % l39 in
hemp. - 80 in India rubber L. JSi in honey, A. Oh
in moasses, 1852 in pipes, &c JS2 in rice, IL, 9O3 in
nnseed S32 in sap 6S3 $40 in hhds. and bbs. sugar
II 40 in boxes and bags DO, 49,, Sii in tea $3.50
in tobacco, H. 2Oo in spirits turpentine, "a 423 in
wool.
La. already been stated that tie Secretary Of the
Treasury has nmed instructions 10 the Treasury
Agents, Collectors, and Surveyors Of the Ohio and
Mississippi Rivers, dispensing with applications TO
tie Secretary for Licenses to trade, and authorizing
the shipment Of all goods no, intended fol- aid 10 the
rebellion to places occupied by our forces in the Val
ley Slates:
The Secretary, in b.. recent letter 81 instruction
ssys:
You vii hereafter collecting any percentage fee, fof
permitiu. the trI and eEChaugr Of nechsnde between
The citizens Of loyal States aud the ioyL citizen, OF insa
ctosry acctos the oountry occupied controlled by
Inc forces 81 the ncd stscs other than The usual che Of
~ cent. !or each permit nnod rnd you will make
chsye Permits sT ueTch forwarded from place
Ia oys State smother Ia the other Lac stats
rni,s sny supervision tie tsdr betwe such States
except such my De nece.ay 10 prevent supplies Of any
d..nption being furnished tho ln.ufuta IL Ia further
moro directed permit, be granted Tor any articles for
hidden by tho military suthonies 70 be transported into the
territory occupied b. tho forces CT the United States
Tho report OF the Illinois Central Railroad printed