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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-01

A CHANCE FoR BARGAINS On Thursday next.
at O'Clock viii be s,ld on the premises Ten va
cant Lots fronting on Centre and Noble streets
These lots are conveniently located. and for sny
per,on desiring cheap piece OF ground on Nmrh
10 erect dWelling. superior Inducements are OF
Tered Inc lott will 90 "a the highest bidder
The ground j. also well located tor manu(actar-
Ing PURPOSES, being near the majority OF the rail
road ireighI 0epOls. aud but one square from
" ashington street Also at the same time will
be SOLD a two story brick house. of six rooms on
I good sized lot. oOrneriug on Noble aud Center
streets anG an excellent double frame house on
Huron street near Virgins avenue
For psriicIlais see advertisement in another
column. and call on DelzeI 4 Jones Real +.
t.,e Auctioneers for plsis aud full descriptions.
4 good title 10 III the above named property
S.rrs or RTN ESTATE At AUCTION Wiley
( Martin sold. Yesterday. the following real Is
tate or North Mississippi street.
C,ttage house and To- - II Boutwell, tor
Il .5se
s9u0
Cottage house and lot TO II. \ Goe for 1910
Cottage house aHd lot "a Charles Sspp Tor 81,
cottage house and 10, 80 Mr. Morri. for 81.
0I0
Cottage house and lot to 4 Campbell for 81
rs
Cottage house aud lot To Z. johnson fo'
sS30
Cottag, house aud lot To ; F. Kahle for 81,
500
To eoi,pge house and lots to E. PtL'r
Couage house aud 10, TO A Nullaky' Cor 81 i,
!l0
Brick store TO E = D4,!. ior s,09o
Total, SIt.Io
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FOR RENT.
NOTICE.
TAX EN- Up.

V1AKEN " b the SUBSCRIBERS tse 2ss Of octoter
III zoe Bag Mare. bob tai, OF year ed, shoi al
roabt stssp rmp. She can be ts. 81 calling and
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NV yoHE MONEY NARKEr.

chee.s - good demand at iaa 22c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17
Arrived.


Steamship cEeos ThOmP'0n, New'oriean' 9th ~d'e' ~
Steamer Haze iU D. transport Boser, Fortress Monroe
hours ballas, TO Z. ouaEteIu,astcr.
Royal Via Fogres; M0nr0e y hours bastt u 81 Casrts
strsa,er shetucte. U s. transport Kenny Washington
hours bslls-t TO Z. : Qusrtermsster.
| steaner-, Wilson, Mystic Gem.
to r. NsIIai March Peter j. woodbury.. .es%an. Z
| Beverly. MSss., ives washed overheard snd lost.
I Rasea Msi Hare q ds e 10
two steamers bound e. supposed the City OF London sal
% enc S5ns s.s .a Ss iSG s h -
4oit lo - ;, y. ship american foDs.s,; bound
Chas. II. Marshall 4 Co.
BARK Aid of Bristol E) Edwards. Pars p Days rabssrs
Barb Bidv.ll iof Yarmouth ~ 81 Churchill Hsyan. Oh
Inst tgsr to Boyd Hnches March TO- oa Cape Ha'sera
Bark 8 R. Chapman, orr, Don, BermOls March q
BAH Liedsa f tNor soand, Rio JaneO 81 days, codss
Bris Antonio Msibe Cof Rclze Tond) M.rha Pl.s,..i-
pan Mexico Via Vera Cruz Feb &C. mahogany to Ale1snans
BIG Parma (TIsm) KOin Rio Iagei5o 4s days. coas. y
and rft brig Berth- Hohn TO sail in few days.
c.pn Town Si. g IT, Dee 4 Wool and hSss to order
Brig Conflict lof s. Siit;l. Hand MnsanhAm IT d-y'
ma ai.is s'i to jaime. T. Ward / CO.
Big Warren Iof orlean. Smith, Philadelphia days. coal
sehr. Ivy lBrl Lake ParsbOro, N s., iS days to Day~
scir M.rcliens CHol, Espperu poeno. Ayre' 90 d-y~
hides 70 OoWl-y Corners Co.
Srbr. INs Rookn Freeman, W-'heet days
Scir. Julia Brewster, Rocslsud days
Srir. Sarah & Julia, 6Hley, Bucks is days
S-hr Exchange Kendall Pori!snd6 days.
Scbr Alcope Molbro, Rockisnd
Schr Mary Louise, Snow, Faii River
Schr Charles Henry Ferris, Providence
Sclr NJ Hand. Brooks. Philadelphia tor Bosso--
Scln. Prof Kaiser tiiol), Lever Buenos Ayres any~
hides TO Krug Gandeot
schr Luists UudeThl, Baraeoa days. fruit 10 J. a.
Poarssn.
log,yooa to Thos 81. Mayhem.
WiND-Sun.et. n. W. .a
Below.
Brig J. w Woodruff from HsYsna
Rris Jams & Mary, nom New-Orieina
Brig VIM Henry, nom Malaga
BTis Beaver. iron' -.
ScLI Eur.la froei Csrthsgena
SAILED.
u.acH -Barls-MsTialens, Thomas. Nosweed. Ola
MACH i6~5tsanshiTs-S,. George Western Merossh
Sidon. .,
March H. lat IS s., On 81 40 bark Lorenao 90 days 6s9
Leghoru for New YORK
Memoranda.
The celebrated clippers Dreadnought Capt Samuel
on The baance dock foot Of Pike street. for rcpsls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17
wEsrCHEsTER sUPERvIsoRs.
The Harlem Bridge Commission Hnves'
tigated.

An adjourned meeting of the Board OF super
visors of westcheser County was commenced OF White
Plains on Tuesday the 18th inst In the course OF the
proceedings the Hon J. II. HAsKIN. as Chairman OF
Committee appointed to Investigate the transactions o
the Harlem Bridge Commissioners, presented very
vouminous report covering all matters connected with
the proceedings of tho Commissioners from their organ
zaton up 10 Feb. l. 1864
The original Commission consisted Of the Mayor OF
New. York Chen Fernando Wood. the Street Commis-
sioner of the City Of New York theu Gustayns W.
Smith now General In the Rebel army the County
Judge Of Westchester County tho Hon. VIM. H. Rob
ersOn md the Chairman OF the Board OF Supervisors OF
Westohcster County. then Alsop II. Lockwood. BY a
subsequent act Of the Legislature change was made
in the law regulating the composition OF the Board oil
Harlem Bridge Commissioners. Three gentlemen We're
appointed 10 represent the interest OF Newfork IN tho
place Of Fernando Wood and q: W. Smith, whie Judge
Robertson and Mr.. Lockwood were retained IN tne
Commission without regard to official positions for tho
ast-named gentleman. although still member OF the
Board Of Supervisors had not been reelected as Chair
Of that body Immediately after the original oc
mission Organized and 1t determined upon the
necessity Of building new bridge. Mr. w. >. mcAE
pine was elected Chief Engineer. and in due time
furnished the pnns fOr Inc oon cons OF 'hO nc"
The report proceeds 10 show that Mr. McAlpins
recommended the Commissioners TO contract with one
party the iron tubes and filling and with another ior
the stone work that without advertising properly t2r
proposals from contractors TO do the work anu amer
had been agreed by the Commissioners 10 suspend the
work for the season Mr. Lockwood brought forward the
Of certain parties whom he represented a. oos
ready 10 contract for the several classes of work TO be
done The cast iron to be furnished at cents per
pound and the wrought iron at ~ cents per pound:
That Mr.. McAlpne was then consulted on tae su9eot
Of the proposals. and he expressed his beef that az te
rates which tue prospective contractors offered 70 do
the work the bridge could DO built for $4,000 to
$4,000 Contracts were then made and entered into
BY the Commissioners. who the report alleges also made
a number Of pp0intnlents-engineers assistant en-
gineers. superintendent, property clerk messenger
&c.-in order to accomplish some private o3Ject ana
That instead of seeing the bridge finished for 600
the extent OF expenditures authorized BY The Les'ia;
tuTe on the 10th Of February last the following named
amounts had been paid on account OF building the
bridge from the treasury Of the City aud County OF
Y rin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17
wEpSEsDAY, March ls-p. N.

3 Gold opened at 1913, rose to 1854, but soon
fol to l6l sl6l closing at p. m. at l6li 0lGi upon
the announcement Of the success OF the Gold bill.
Stocks upon the street were firm and IN good
demand At the Stock Exchange. Coupons OF 1881 sold
ut Il2Qll2t; April 1905 l1li dll2. Border State
stocks dull Tennessee 6s. 6la62i; Virginia g.
a7e4e; Missouri 6s, 7203; Canton Co., 6iia65
Quicksilver Mining Company, 60. a6i; Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company, gig; Pennsylvania Coal
eOlio2O3; Central Coal 92l a93; Cumberland 81, ass
American Coal Company, lO5 100; Pacific Mail pea
p32iI Central TRANSIT Company. 53i9A; New-York
Central l37!0l37.; Erie Railway l23i dl23.; Eric
Railway Preferred, l06i0l09 Hudson River. 1850 1851
Harlem. HS9aA9; Reading l57i l37ii Michigan
Central H.aii2, Michigan Southern, 1911 al07i
Stocks have been irregular but close steady upon the
general list. Government Securities arc strong and
offered in triAng amounts. The sales Of Railway
Mortgages small, ct full prices and large amount
could not be bad at anything Ike current rates. Goa
Stocks are firm and in most cases higher. For Della
ware and Hudson. and Pennsylvania Coal there is an
investment demand at quotations. Copper Stocks are
again higher. and for Canada 81 wss paid. and the
price bid for large lots. Higher rates and dividend
are expected. Copake Iron l3l. Quartz Hill sold at
1ei and Mariposa 40i84l Central Transit rose Al 2
cent upon the confirmation Of its rights Erie Railway
Isst Hudson River was the leading share of the day
selling up to i5s and closing at 1861. Cleveland
and Pittsburgh sold high as l2i. closing at l23
Galena and Chicago firm at ll9i; Fort Wayne was
strong. solng up to l3, and closing at 1906 Chicago
and North estern under the influence OF large
fngs and extension Of the route Is in demand 60 for
and 81 fer Preferred; Marietta st sold nj 81
Tie action Of Congress upon the Gold bin depresses
some operators for rise but the general opinion H.
that permanent sales be shown in market values
OF leading railway property in the face of the
earnings. The closing prices were Gold, l6li; New
York Central l37; Erie. 1885, Hudson 1864; HARLEM.
las; Pacific Mail 1884, Michigan Southern, lOeI
Illinois Central 1871; Cleveland and Pittsburgh 1871
Galana, hi; Rock Island 1913; Toledo and Wabash
81; Cumberland ssh; Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne. $780,
Chicago and North Western. 63;; Canton 64.; Quick
silver. 62i.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Re-
csipts e47oGcs 63-for Customs, $4,000; Payments.
o. OIL. 795 SCI Balance. 81, col. 400 g..
Money is abundant at 6 p cent, and banks
are among the most ready lenders to stock houses
call at the rate. Balances are left ct v cent and
many stocks are so scarce that they can be loaned
without interest.
Late in the afternoon. rumors were current
OF now loan. but they need confirmation.
The Tene Haute, Alton and Chicago Road
earned the first week in March,
Issl........S3S.se s IS Ilss3..........sei,se1 20
Increase. ~
The Grand Trunk Road earned the first week
"a March,
issi..."..,.. sc s,o 1863 e7oc9
lncrosle. 4E1ot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORK... .MAaca 10
Cleared.

stesnship-sidca (Br) Martyr, Liverpool. E. Cunard
SteameE-Bst.moge Lewis, Wellington James Hand
ships-Fr,nk Pierce. Bush; Panama g Duncan ce.'
Bsrk-M.ry C. Dyer, Wallace, zsza PECK, Church Co
Bns--R-soiute lBr.L Peterson, ST yago de Cuba. Wy
dell Co Marscaibo Dan Scandals, ssscsbo. Il. Psvso
sted, Co.
schoons,s-J. w. Hal, Cain. PhIsdelphis c. T. Dodgs
Sstis Kelly, Port Royal, :. W. Lewis Co.. goscphfs2
Waterbury, baltimore, Van Brunt sagh; WIN. MoCosA
Chipmsn Philsdephi-, J. w McKee, Carrie NJ. Rich Bres
Boston r. p Buck Co.; r. C. Russell. Hudson. Chisos
league, A. c. Hayens Ellen Baker. Jeers, CLincoeasuA
H.nes hallock Co.; s. z: Brown, Leferge, fotktewn
Smith Co Onward tBrl, Mason HalfSx. d. r. DeWoHt
Su,sn Jsne. Cunningham New,oTisan; simpson E,scei
BMge-Iohn Hays, Malay, Philadelphia, J. W. Mckee.
S.oop-J. Adams, Halock Gielle,own, Ii. ). Rsete.
Son.
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PRICES.
B,er,Firs qgsyelO 25a+ 0ol per loo ib OF the total
Second Do. 25a 10 20 weight hide. talow,
Third do. Ooa on ) and dressed boeL
Ii and Pre-. II 23D ~ 10
porking oyeE $lOoQ 500, or according 20 hog value
Mia coU.-s3sa $685. Extra, s55aS75; Ordinary, $40
dsD.
zeal Ca!r,,-a26sI2 q head
Sheer and Lomb'-6ta se. b n on iyowesht extra "a. and
heavy, eAd9c.
Hidese 0c Caf Skins, 20d25c Talow 81 a9c. Pelts,
with noaTly twice many cattle market las, week
and larger proportion Of tie Northern, consisting Of heavy,
w.lled Oxen prices thus farenonously high they
appear TO BE- remarkably we'll sustained For tho best Oxen
be y ~ counting weight Of hide and taow with the
boldly demanded, and not unrcqurntly pcld Last week
the OF Becves small and their weight quite light
are 7 Western cattle Of somewhat larger size but Of e
any better quality than tho Js last week Some of the
holders OF slim light cattle complain that prices that Grade
considerably OIL There few market lat week
tina, butchers had TO take what they could got and
obliged TO give almost whatever demanded Ths week
they have their PICK 10 much greater degree, and
doubleday tho medium grade. do not s hishi but those
last week although the leading butchers held back yestr
day much aud long they dared do, and up they
that thc Lowell fellows" and others hel ping them
selves TO " as good Q. the mark atords."
Thus far IN the month OF March have reported moro
than twice many Sheep for the correspondent, three
week. lat year. SiI thousand Sheep aud Lambs last week
snd full many this give the butchers tho long end OF yoke
Over go om the Wet About 400 Michigan fine DOL llJ
ID At home, rs Cambridge. sold for SIC ID few mean
at to- iow extr. seiscei oossets $50 10 al stc
msk the range Of rrces mos, lots ct saei. Sales slow
aud dIoyefs grumbie.
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1)prt-WarSens' Notire.

SfarE or NEw.YoRxt I Z
PoRr.WARDEss' OsricE, No. 10. Wst<a =
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance WIN
.eclien4 Of the &C, passed April H. 1851 entitled An ~
Reorganise tho WsIdens Office Of the Port Of New.f
all perS0ns interested in having charge Of the saos
matter Of such Inquiry examination, survey that ths
lowing vessels under examination by the fcrwS
dsrs ard that thu said surveys examinations wiz %
pssd within ten days next succeeding this notice On ~
said vessels;
Steamship SsIsdn ,,,,,,..,,,..PierN No. ~ r.
Sleapsllp Creole Pier No. II N. 3.
Rnrk Observation-Disclosures No. eN.k ~
Bsrk Marco Polo Observation-Disclosures No. - N. B.
Bsrk Marv Iucrotia ..... Pier No. II T..
Bsrl Hsr,jet - .....,,.PirrN No. HE,
Brig John Sherwood..........PietN No. tN.S 80 a
Brig Joseph Hune....... Woodrow kco,nssS
Brig r. Miller. ...........ssssss. LeAovNs "
big Ado W.. "a
Brig Morning STAR. ;.... =,
Brig kancgona rtcS q = - -. ~
c. II. BRAMhALLs Pcssos8 q
J. Avs's HsnRIBAs, Secretary.
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sUSDRiEs.
EsArHgA-Nn eisnge. We nnni.,
Philndeirhia CnttIe rynrke,-MARcn l6.

The supply Of BEsy CATTLE this werk not very large
amounting 6s5 head The demand brisk and prices
prm- and cattle selling n from ef0Ul3 y
100 "a. Ordinary and good cattle cod @: from +ll u
SHHYPThe srva q sleep amounted 10 isSo head all o;
which were dispOssd Of ~ nom Ttdsc. y IL gross.
HossThs sisct well supplied the offerings amounting
TO over heed. The den and active aud prices ranged
from 3 l0d ~ 80 y 100 N net
COgshs sale of Cows reached IL head =, from $3.50
$50 10 quality. Calves sold 1T from oFic q 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17
Travellers, EuiGe.

To Albany By Peoples Line Pie, No. is N T..
and Albany and Troy Line Pier No. 10 ~ r,
daily, SUNDAY ercap.edl.
To Albany By Hudson X. r.. 90 Warren st....1. 10
a. ~. and 81 s. and 10 40 Sunday train. ss2 -
To Albany by Harlem II. r.. 2Jti-st. +tha l0a m
and 425 D. IN Sunday train. t2S n
TO Baltimore, by the Ney-Jersey r. R., foot Of
Courilandt It.. and 10 a NJ, y .. m, and 10
niduisht-snlday.;. ...;...;:....;:...:.;;;... 7Ra
To Boston, by New London line. Pier 80, N. R..
Stonington line Pier 49, ". r., snI Fall River
line Pier D. N. r.. daily iSunday excepted ...... -
TO Boston BY NewHayen RR. via Springfield
27th-st and ith u a. M. and p q.
To Boston. by New. Haven RI, 27tl-st. aud Atm -
sy., via Shore Line. ia and p m Sunday Sp -
10 Buffalo, By Erie RR-. foot Of Chambers.
u and 10 a m aud 3.
To Ysphait, I-ip. Fire Island. and other resorts
on Long Island by L. ]. Railroad. from James
Slip and foot OF 3ith-yt Il. k..".....9a and q q
To the West, by Pennsylvania Central Railroad
foot Of Conrtlsndt-st.. 7 q. m. and and p M
Sunday troin.. q.
To the West. by Central Railroad Of New.Jersey
foot Of CORTLAND IL M. and ..
To Philadelphis by New-Jersey Railroad, foot Of
Courtlandt st..T, and 10 q. "a, II H., and 6. p.
M. and IL midnight, Sunday............... Co. n
To Philadelphia. by Camden and Amboy Railroad.
Pier % n. r.. foot OF Barclay st.......6A 10. -
10 Washington by New-Jersey r. r.. foot OF Cont
iandt.st., snd10 g. H., y p m, and u midnight
Sunday ...".,..",...."......,.,.. dps.
For further information in regard 10 Railroad Tms Tables
ace adyer! isements in another part OF this pspet
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Pa,seuyers Arrived

Cant Pesesrd and servant A. Berns,ine and wife Broad
ntR, q. f. swain, Capt j. $. Goodrich, Lieut. o A whhS
n. Lawton. A. segsrie ). Gonlet Yates Mrs. H. Sons
French c. Morse James Anderson wife and child Georf
johnson. James 0a,hsws Mrs Coffee and cbd MIA. Eca
hardt and three children Miss Ida Hahn, Miss Hennste
Ham, NJ Crane, Chss. Kane, aud others In the seer,ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17
Mails Close as the Pess-Omss.

For Great Britain aud The Coniinent, by stssnss
City Of Eew.York, SATURDAY.. March II. ..'....
for Europe; via Portland, BY steamer Jors, Pn.
day, March ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
For Hsmburg and the Germen stetes. BY steamer
=, baysr,s' Wa Han ears Saturday March l9......
steamer Morning Star, Saturday, March Is. -,
FOG New Orleans, oy steamer Morning Star, Ssiur.
dey, March ~. ............u....,,....
For Port az Prince, hs,a snd Kingston, ia, by
For California, Oregon, Washington Terr;torv ard
the Sandwich Islsnds, dsily Sundays eseept,
;.;:.,'..';.:,...,.....si 9. m. and
North-Albeny, Buffalo ana Cansdsa......6a m and
North and West Way Mail. Observation-Disclosures. -''4
Western Msil via Ere Rslroad .,.......,5a' m .nd
Southern and South. Western Malls a M, a. 81 and
Eastsru Diail ..'..''.'..'....."..ea ~. a and
Newport and Fall River. ....................,,....
The Long Island Mail closes st 5 g m, and
Sunday Mails On Sunday all mails close at il D. m
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Receipts OF ProduSe,

MARCH i5-5 800 bbls Flour 900 bbls Whisky 1000 bag
Corn Meal goo bush Corn 5000 BUSH Oats 1900 pkgs
Proyo 100 kgs Lard Goo pigs But,e 100 pss' Petros
um, 40 rkga Ashes
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SHIppunpINo AN NKWRuRYponr.-It Is pro

posed ~ build large ship yard at tho foot Of Federal
street NewburypoT Mass. In tho location where
listed tho famous ship yards Of areenleef II 10 10 40.
oommodats vessels vi 5000 tun,.
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Total since jan l.. s1aC49ss7 si15cs,7o1 sa'fo,leo
Duchess County has recently sold $3.50, 600
of q cent bonds ct az average premium Of cent
The sales arc as follows: $4,000 due In 1865, premium
81 OF; $4,000 due in 1866. premium e2i sloc5o
due In 1867. premium 81 III $4,000 duo in
1865, premium e. OF; $4,000 due in lses. premium
a Oh $4,000 due in 1870 premium O. Oh $1,000 due
in 1871. premium e5; $1,000 due in 1872. premium
50 o. $1,000 due ia 1873 premium 81 $4,000 doe In
1874, premium e. o., $4,000 duo IN 1878 premium
So OH 1000 due in 1876 premium co. $4,000 due Ia
1877 premium o. OF $4,000 due In 1878. premium
$40 OF; $4,000 due In 1879. premium sl0 Oh $1,000
due in eso premium ell Oh $4,000 duo in 1881. pre-
mium SIP o.; $4,000 due in 1882 premium el2 o.
$4,000 duo in lss3 premium sl2 Oh elooOo due In
1894, premium sl2 OH $4,000 due in 1885, premium
sl2 o. $4,000 due In 1856. premium sl3i $1,000 due
in 1884, premium sl3 OF $4,000 due in lses premium
tel3 o.; $1,000 due in 1889 premium sl4.
! The reports q the country banks Of Massachu-
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.ett, cornpnre n,folIon, rith FORMER retprns!
A comparison with The corre.ponlng period Of lLe

n comparison Win INC 1"IlOu VI TIC
lest two years presents the following change:
cspsl Iotth sgssis Degta citee'a
FEB. "a On % BIZ 800 IS a5 4i2 - 5s j. 2 Goa 10 "a ca
ch o. 20 H. 800 s. s5a 5Ol 1866 3jl esol5ei eg5li
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fsas, tsnada, " bush..'...'.''''''''


The demand for State Butter Tor the homo trad" has eonn
ued ecyc. and tho stock has become much reduced
holders have had thT naming prices They havo
no. been very modest In making their charges and rate. have
conseauety advanced shout Be. " n. New White Butter
begins 10 arrive and sells freely at iOdtc. For choice Yellow
Tubs some parties asking above quotations. Western
hss been In good demand aud has also materially improved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17

The Marietta aud Cincinnati Road eariou '"'
first week in March, INA.
1894 ....s 2l, T24 10 1858. .......... Sii'''' "
Increase. 81 ls2 %. or yearly 20 y cent
The friends of Pittsburgh and Fort "a1io
Stock are confident that arrangement VIII pe ,'''
NV which tho large earnings Of Company VIII De u'.u
for dividends and as a compensation the BONDS Oh 'n'
Company are to be extended to very remote "a'''
Which would give them new value with investing PAL
tics. 1,o.oo p,uw.y Col
OyycE oY CoSTRoILES, ,oc.
PITrssURoa IA March II ls5f; =,
The following is statement Of re Mt compared
M ,b zane oeod sst wear The apparently small
during the two months ending FesIuaS zh 1 ssv which
bic to the " strike" sInong the t.hgao.'' ~ ~ y
caused temporary cessation o. business
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sINATrkk A. saSlc.
gnn-Pi.e 6:let sets....... 6:07 Moou-sets.... 81
HIGH WATER
Sandy Hook 2ce Gov Island. 2.9 Hell Gate. az
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nn.,nm CritIr Market.

At LANhNIDtE MD DKIUIIIOf.
p>p,y,,i 10, THs TRBUNp fr The re.s rHdrg, Udnefidl
Aorch Ii 1904.
The following I, The amour, Of stock reported ct markets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17

Tffio ~"
The amount Of iron which had been used in ito con-
sructon of the bridge prior to the LIST was last
follows: ,,- ,,o 40
so 100 b, OF cast iron al csnts per $lSTi@ 90
5000 los wrough iron at q cent. per b..,. oif-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17

Tosl..........a45les3 70 $50 ~, 90 800; ~
increase for February 3 cent average increase 70 Feb
Iuary ~, q y cent
new Banking and Stock Commission house
has been formed. under the style Of Jerome Riggs
Co.. at No. &c Exchangeplsce. The parties are l.. W.
Jerome. Elisha Riggs Geo. W. Mclean and W. A.
Slngerland. The firm commences with every eieuieh'
necessary to secure success.
G. w. Rulter and j. Edward Martin succeed Eu-
gene Thomson In the stock commission business under
the firm of Rutter Co.
Mr.. Albert II. Ncolay will hold his regular
weekly auction sale of Stocks aud Bonds tomorrow
Thursday March H. ct l2 O'Clock. at the Stock Sales
rooms No 50 William street. The catalogue viii en-
brace all the remaining sssets OF the late Island Ciy
Bank. TO be sold by order OF John f. ButterWoth esq
Receiver For full particulars see his advertisement In
tho Financial column.
The Joliet and Chicago Railroad Company
will pay their dividends in future at the office Of The
United States Trust Company, No Is Wal street.
William T. Coleman & Co. have telegram
rom their San Francisco house dated March - which
quotes Mining Stocks follows Ophir 81, q FOOT
Gould & Curry s4655 do. do. Savage, $3.50 do do
Central g. 200 do do, Potos, $1,000 do. doi Sierra
Nevada. $50 do do; Yellow jacket. sl.025 do do ;
Crown Point $500 do. DO. State Telegraph. $50 q
share and none Offering
The foreign exports from New-York, exclusive
Of specie. for the week ending March II, and since
January /; .aoo ,eao ,ea,
Total for tho week.. s2,ii?s1 $467lH3 e2S ~
Previously reporod.... E,scSi9e %,oAiSo %t9.uzI