New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02

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Down n - closing at s6 The attempt to realize upon
Al late advance has not been successful public being
indspose to buy the property at such an exaggerated
value. The new mining stocks wereaa demond. 10
pake 1901; Rutland Marble, "a Hope Gold. l3s;
Gregory 30 bid; Gregory Consolidated, CO., Central OF
Colorado l4l; Quartz Hin. %; MariPosa, a. Copper
Stocks steady Canada, 10! all; Maryland, H. ana
Passaic, 81 Lchigh and SusqGehanDa Coal l90l9l.
Eew-York Central and Eric were steady. HUDSON
River strong soIing at l6i. Harlem was active topch
ine in the afternoon l3a Canton, 70}a1. Erie pre-
fared rose TO l;6i0ll7 Reading sold at 1881 closing
ut 1874 0l57l Michigan Southern sold at lssGllo8;
Isledo and Wabash sold at 69t on buyers option
The annual statement hos been too much Tor the creuu
lity of the street and wants its common OF oe
feIred STOCK at its inflated value. GaIena anu Cncaeo
sold at laGl Prairie dU Chen closed at s70S78; NoFt
Western Goa6sl; Fort Wayne, l456li5s. The closing
prices were: Gold lG6l; NewYork Central i4i' EFie'
1856 Erie Preferred. ll5g; Hudson. l6i Harlem 1885,
Reading l57,; Michigan Central 1907 Aichisa"
Southern 1917; Iiuos Central Hs Pittsburgh l2'li
Galena 1868; Re k Island, l22i North western oo'
Fort Wayne l4j; Prairie du Chen So.
| At the Mining Board the following sales have peeh
made 80 Caledonia Copper at 9,i 800 ontonagon DO.
st5 200 pIooontia cad at IL 100 do. do. at q 20
Minnesota Copper at SIS: 100 Central Of Colorado at
a. go Gregory Gold at 2l; $50 French Creek Iron at
a., 5000 do at % seller 80; 200 Flint Steel Copper az
l4 100 Providence do. at III 100 Eureka do at "a IVo
| Macumb Lead at 2.
The sales of Tcn-Forties by Mr.. Cisco have
been Coo and by the First National Bank sil4'oo'
Mr Cisco sold over $4,000 in gold to-day
! Freirhts continue very dull and heavy. To
Liverpool the engagements arc 5000 bush. wheat IN
bak at 3D. 80 bbls Flour at Is 3D.; 800 do Pork at
-. IL l. .nbn lrp boxes
BACON al POS To London 80 large tcs Beef at is 6di
go bbs Pork 2s. ID. $50 boxes Bacon at Us 3D. 10
Glasgow: 200 bbls Flour at Is. 4!d. To HAVE: 40
casks Ashes and 100 trs. Lard al 30 francs To Mar
seiles $50 tcs Lard and 80 boxes Bacon at 50 francs
In charters VIC only hear Of Danish big with gen
eral cargo to port in Martinique. on private terms
The carrying rates were: To Liverpool per American
flag Flour, Is. 3D.; Wheat, sold. Heavy Goods, l2s
Cd q lis; per foreign flag, Flour Is td.cls' sd'
Heavy Goods 2Os 22s cd. TO London per American
Hag Flour, Is. I'D Heavy Goods, Us. 3D.. per ioI'
eign flag Flour 2s.; Heavy Goods, eos. rs. I'd
The business at the Sub-Treasury was: Re
ceipts e. So 4s7 66-for Customs, sls7O0O Payments
g. 594, 79 2O Balance, S32 1854 G9i l04Os s'29uO
Il In Money there is less activity, and at T.
cent the supply is quite free. An evening paper says
Those who sppehenve that continued seaIeity Of
NM; nroJgct of he preciou. metals s rardy Increasing
the influence Of new capital new reyenoes ane ns%
processes separating the gold from the ore In Neyad
Territory alone there already reported Nly
peyns mines, which produoed IN 1928 SNVvVo o. snon
The total product al the single district i ABOUT
loooooO per month, giving y cent mouth upon me
market value of the capital stock invested which Is about
The officers of the Fifth National Bank an
nounee its opening on the 4th Of April at No 3s Third
avenue near Twenty.seventh street Richard Kelly is
the President and Andrew Thompson, Of the Bulls
| Head and Third Avenue Savings Bank, is Cashier.
The Board Of Directors have appointed L. Delafeld
Smith, United States District Attorney. Counsel.
i The receipts for Customs at this port for
| March were.
II lsea........s7 go 092 l863.......... st29aAs
| Observation-Disclosures. aJhG14
The earnings of the Hannibal and st. Joseph
Railroad for February
l8e3..........$iS,i 1911 10 le64.......s l5975S es
Increase. v','o- 90
/. The Directors of the New-laven County
Bank have declared a semi annual dividend OF per
cent. free Of tax.
! Large shipments of United States Govern
Inent Bonds to Europe are reported The steamer Of
to morrow will take out s4OO 600 52Os for single house
In Amsterdam.
1 UNION 1iI.RcmAsTs' ExonAsos,s
1 ST. LOUIS, March %, IsoI.
Hop. s. p. CHASE, Secretary Of che ITed'rry. Hd,hmgoHi
The Boston Commercial Bulletin received yes
terday says: Somebody has stolen the plates Of the
greenback and clue has yet been found 10 where
Please inform NE II this is true.
/ THOMAS RICHARDSON
| President Union Merchants Exchange
4 WASHINGTON March %, ltd.
Tnos- RICHARDSON esq, President linton Merchants Ez
There IS no truth in the statement attributed ne
! BSsfOH COmWeTctdt BHtieaR. :. l.. CHASE.
The subscriptions at the Second National
Bank to-day for the 1910 Loan were $4,000
A meeting of the First Mortgage Bon1hold-
ers Of the Cleveland GAINESVILLE and Cincinnati Rail-
road was held yesterday at the Office Of f. a. Lane
No l02 Broadway, when Mr.. Henry Annoy was called
TO tie chair. Mr.. Lane made statement Of the liga-
ton here and in Ohio The suit which has been pond
ing here some time has been retarded by the death Of
Mr. Beekeril, but his Executors now ready TO so
on with ii. The suits in Ohio had been brought by
Mr. Taucett who had purchased the first coupons. They
had hoped bring up the matter before the Courts
as to effect sale Of the road but the Court declined TO
grant AIRY such order unless the first mortgage bond
holders could show good causei this they had yet
failed TO do lie believed that in the present state Of
finances the road would bring now in greenbacks
Hadn't heard what the rood was earning. though, as
near as he could get at it, months they earned
$4,000 and other months ran behind. There were the
following claims against the road:
Estate Of Mr.. Fsncett decreased. .......,T29lJI
smith Orr....> = z,!oo ~
Hutchinson 4 FoiestOne.. S,4s6 ~
State Bank OF OkSs.............. il,4I9 20
S.cafgnt.. W
300 o. 1908 II
Holders I'd Mortgage Bonds............... A,UW 90
Expenses Attor;eys costs court end Sae.. $3.50 20
Total. Sff''J w
Mr. 0us representing the estate of Mr. Faacett and
the interest Of others, gave history OF the cases
before the Courts of Ohio in regard to the FIST and
second mortgage bondhoders and stated that the lower