, 1865-05-09
expectation Of arms, ammunition. horaes, males

expectation Of arms, ammunition. horaes, males
ind live stock.
In New York, on Tbu.eday, the Government
auctionser sold SIX thousand bales Of Savannah
cotton, ut prices varying from s4lc to Sic 9 D. be-
tne an advance Of 9R1elc upon the prices realized
at the esle Of the 11th Ct March. The auctioneer
stated thai the Cotton aaent reported that only
about I've thousand boles would bo found In
Charles ton.
in Phiisde1phia, the money markot continues
ahundanty supplied with capital, aud cali losns
are readily obtained At 5@8 q ce1t 2 annru.
The Free Banks OF Indiana nre rapidly With
drawing lhcir ctrculaton. Nearly one hundred
thousand dollars worth Of scrip was burned at In
dianopolls, at the Stutc Auditors office. The
blank notes never Issued will also be destroyed,
together with the plates. preparatory to the com
plete winding mp Of their business a. Banks Of
lesuc.
AT meeting OF the "opc1 Board Of Stock
Brokers " In New York, on the eth Ult., the fol
loving gentlemen were elected officers for the en-
snine year: President, Samuel B. Hard; 1st Vice
President, Charles P. Cnrrie ID Vice President,
Rufus Hatch Treasurer, William, n. Parks; Sec
retary, John Bonner; Assistant Secretary, B.
Frank Gallahcr; Roll Keeper, VIM. 3. Bishop.
Tho first Issue Of the new seYen-thirties flu
tefest payable tn currency reached four hundred
million dollars. Six hundred millions morH we're
authorized, anti the second Issue has been divided
into two eeries Of three hundred millions. Orthe
dsst OF thcse two series, about ono hundred aud
forty millions ltaqo been already Issued, leaving
one hundred and sixty millions OF the first series
and three hundred millions Of the second series
still available.
= Foreign Exchange in New York i. again dull,
We quote:
Bankers Sterling, 60 days.. J09k A1no4
Hsnkers' Sterling, days. .1,0}0. ....
nieicasnts gt0s2
E1unc6 -s...........-. .tll4&o513
The National InttHsgencer says, that sin view'
OF the rapid reduction Of war expenses to peace
basis, IL is supposed that the Government will no!
require another loan OF any description after tue
first seEfea Of keycu-thirttes ehnll be exhausted.
There will subsequently be no employment for
the whole Of the present g1eat amount Of the cur-
renfy afoat, and the Treasury can safely begin
system of gradual reduction Of its volums.'
The aggregate Of exports and imports at the
port Of New York, from July lat to date, are ns
follows:
Imports mdsc F1s3 .s97 s175,59 ,1se s1sI, is5
Exptta prod... 15s. gss 1a2657,0 90 lis,Gn,s0l
Exp'ts specie. 4B;7io:7ls z5,sss3.6 27,6is'Gs
The National la&ehigencer, very conserva-
tive Journal says In It's tasne Of the 9th instant;
"Go]d will no doubt decline still further upon
the next arrival. from England. It is difficult to
Eoe "o9t - ~ AetP W LAY pkeulAA afGu 10 kulI-
y forty per cent while It is almost entirely de-
moralized as currency. The Government Is not
apurchaser Of the article, and 1t Is no longer
needed for exhange. Legal tenders must, there
fore, gradually appreciate to level with gold.''
AT the annual meeting OF the New YORK
Chamber Of Commerce, ths following officer.
were elected for the ensuing year:
Ff<sdknk-Abial 4. Low.
Frat Wee eFresidtnt-Witliam E. Dodge.
Second Ptee p Ptfs'dent-Jonashnu 3tufges.
1fedsurer-F. 9. Iathrop.
Seer ekdry-John Austin Stephens. il. ..
Executive [ommttee-Char1es e Marshall,
Chairman; Waller 8. Griffith, Benjamin Il. Win
throp, Nathaniel l. McCready, Simeon 8. Chtten-
dep, Denntpg Duer, Richard IT. Weston, George
Opdyke, George Grtswo1d, James II. Brown.
For thaITnsun AZ CoE7Mtstte Of ArbHra&lon, to
serrt til dtay, 1s66--Walter s. Griffith.
For XeNbfr Of C0t:M'ttee Of Arbitration, to
sertt titt .Nay, 16C8-Aiexander ". Bradford. +.
For COMMITTEE on Mercantile library, to setre
tnI Hoy, 1s68-He1ly X. 30 CERT, Chairman vii
liam Blrton. Charles II. Marshall, John z. Myers,
WititAm E. Dodge. Jr.
For Trustees Qf TIE Institution for TIE SdriAqt
Of Merchants Clerks, 10 serre Mr<e years, Gli
Adg. 1ssS-Matthcw Maury, Henry ". T. Mal'.
'nF For 'e easfste on Gold Statistics, TO ssrrs til,
Nay, tEG8-Samuel p. Rneeite, Chairman A. A.
Low, james Brown, William T. Coleman. Denufug
Duer, James Gallat1n, John Austln Stevens, Jr.