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New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

BRESwAX-Ttere has been only moderate de-
mand ,or Yellow Western and Southern, bat prees are
without CHANGE sales at 40c., cash.
COTTON-The market is still rather heavy ana
irreguinr and closed ~ about ~ =! for Mddings
the inquiry has been 70 fair extent AID sAes maze o.
some 2lO bales.
COAI-Tte market for Domestic Is eaite d1!i az q
unsettled. Indeed. there Is hardly any unnorMt! ~
prices The receipts are large much ~ excess o. y.
yeaf. and the consum piOn Is also larger sales ron
yard Al 6 J0.s 30 pertun, large and small s7e or
eign is IN limited request especially House Co14s.
and prices a-e npmiuaL There IS hI
inquiry f0r Gas Goals ct former prices
Tie Delaware LackaTanua and We-tern Railroad
Company offered auction TO-DAY l6000 uns scranton
COai the sale was well attended and FAR sprii as
manifested: the offerings we're sold AID the frlees
realized were somewhat higher than those obtained az
the March. Annexed are the particulars Of THIS
ard Iasf aaie.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

FEATHERS-The market is steady; small ssles OF
Western at Goa roc. for fair 10 prime
GRAIN-There has been a more active milling de.
mand for Wheat since our last and with limited arri'
walls and good inquiry for City Ground Flour prices
of good and choice Spring have advanced We cannon
look for any considerable receipts until the Goth proI
imo, mean " he our present supply OF merchantable
will be exhausted Our advices from the est are con-
ficting in regard 10 the growing crop In some sec
tons the injury is very slight in others II 10 severe;
a few DAYS time will determine the matter. and we
trust the injury will prove far less than IL was nrst s
pretended. We have reduced our stock very consa;
inactive: BUYERS held of for abatement and the
ouv sale we learn ofis2 600 bushels Amber Clnb s ~
Barley and Barley Malt are both dull and in the so'
sence Of sales prices nominal. Oats have been IN
good demand for export and the trade and with mod
crate receipts prices OF Sound have advanced and We
find our stock much reduced; to-day the market Is
fairly active and acc better the demand IN part spec
ulative; sales Of 1000 bush, includng Canadlap ss
54a5ec. New Western az % d46c Old Western a. -
46c; State at sec. and jersey and Southern az eSe
Corn has huctuated somewhat, but with decline u
freight and very general demand prices improved;
to-day the market is firm but not sctive sales 9l
bush at 73 roc for Unsound TIC for Mixed western
In store 7sc delivered, and 79c. for Jersey Yellow.
ExIoRTs OF BRRApsTuFrs
bblG 9rs. srs
Total 70 Great Britain and the
Continent for the week end
Since ssptember j, Ices. .loi, as Ias3i 1895
Sane tins s64............ 64s22 le6n6 s67.3l6
RECEIPTS OF SREADsTrrys.
Fleur, Wkeu, Con,
bbls. ea St
For VIZ emo April . g.. D2s2 3i 474
Since September ls65. 7li6 372OTl l,55l l0l
Same time els6+........203sl l2s 6526l3 t52 l76
GUNNY BAGS have been only in limited demand
but prices without change closing AZ 70 o2Jic.
GtNSY CL0TH-Ths market remains quiet, o1'
prices show change ssles at 23i age, cash
HIDES-The past week has been ore OF grest deI
ness In the hide market but without much depression
in prices; in fact there 10 any change goods have
been held more firmly. Nothing OF moment was done
TO-DAY We nuo;e: Dry Hidss-Buenos Ayres, 2sS
n. 2iaelc Buenos Ayres. 20s23 n. Isl lec.: Mon.
tevideo ?Oa22 r. III oso.; Corrientes, 2li = . u
i7.c: Rio Grands 20d22 =. l6ia l7e. Ornoco, II az
es,h SolS psual Sssct.op. Wei saItsd Eides-Bgs'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

no, Ayre. 45dtor, 9! esic.i Rio Grsnds' 4sfs ~,
s,agc California s5aS0 - sia9c.. cash. gold usoa
selection. New.Orleans. 5O9s0r. l0GlOic. Western
and Country. 60g70r eSaci City slaugnter tOKl o.
dslts g3g.c: City slaughter Cow. i9gv' ESQ v
z cash carrencv. usual selection.
HTNP-Nanilla has been only n limited demand
but prices without change sales AZ lu' So9
Jlte remains steady az 70 SfQ gold ssAi % stes1J
sti0l5IIc rod Americ. an Is without material change
Ne quote in currency sOa s2JO Tor Undressed and
- " = H.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

COFFEE-The demand Tor RIO Is very lehi and
prices are 20 q great extent nominal though prime
grades holders profess considerable hTmness; Wes; In
ala styles Father and prices steady We note
sales II l5JO bags 81. Domingo (Jacme) board ioF
export on private teTms.
COPPER-Ame1ican Ingo. is dll and prices favor
the buyer sales .. d3Csc. for Baltimore and Lake
New sheathng and Yellow Metal are lower a1d dl. at
4Jc for the former and Sic. iOT the latter.
CANDLES-Adamant.ne at = a. 13c.i Sperm, iOc
and Patcut. %
DRUGS AND DYES-Our market for all articles
under this heading with the exception Of Opium has
ruled very dull: this has met with a brisk demand
and an improvement 10 prices owing TO favorable neV
Srrr No
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
Receipts OF Produce.

ApRrr o-2l54 bbls Flour, 100 bbls Whisky. $40
slcks Cora Meal f00 bush. Wheat, 3,l90 bush Oats,
1913 husr. Corn, go bush Seeds All pSss beei ISg
bbs. Pork t52 pkss Cut Meats. Il6 psgs. Lard l'i0
bbs. Petroleum.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
s3s e6s. 225 s53,427. s35 {

Sirce Jannary -. 20 96s % 80 ~ 20 toV7'fo4
The Hudson River Railroad viii pay 18th inst,
q serni-annua dividend of per cent, less tax.
A regular auction saleof Scranton coal took place
at noon to-day at the Company's salesrooms The
sale was well attended by dealers, including many
from Boston, Philadelphia ard Baltimore. The
bidding was brisk, and the prices obtained were
somewhat above those Of the last sale. We give
the average per tun with the average difference in
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
sac per ccntis a, certain ss any future event can

5a6 per oentis as certain as any future eyent can
be.
Commercial Paper sells at for best, SEQ for
good, and IO2I5 for ordinary. Foreign exchange
Is in more demand. Bills at co DAYS on London are
quoted at 1864 1904 FOR commercial; 1861 lcti
for bankers lo at short eight, lO7l a 1915, Paris
at co days 537s a532l; do. at short sight, 5264 %
5.2j; Antwerp, 5.37l95.33l; Swiss, 5.35a532ii
Hamburg, 3jl a 35l; Amsterdam, 80. 9iO. Frank
fort, 4Ol a iOli Bremen, 76!a1l; Prussan thaiers,
70s70l.
The following viii show the exports Exclusive Of
specie New York to foreign ports for the week
ending April 3, and since the beginning Of the
year:
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
llc: The supply Is rood Timothy Seed Is scarce ana
In demand at g. 81 df4 {3t per bush.

iIc; the supply Is good Timothy Seed Is scarce and
In demand at g. 81 asa &3i per bush
TOBACC0-There has been only moderate demand
for Kentucky Leaf but have no change 70 nots ~
prices. We luote, IN CON- as follows. Llsn' bes'
Iucs A. doc.; do. Common Leaf ctGEfci MeulsH'
sGac: Good stGIlfc.; Fine l2d l4c.. and selections
5clec Heavy Western and Clarssville Logs = q he
Common Leaf, sdllc. Medium. 29l+c.; Good, ~
&C.: Fine. i6i slso.. snd Selections, le; e-vo Sred
Leafs neglected and prices remain nominal W Q
quote follows Conuecucat and Massachusetts ful'
ers TGec.: DO wrapperv lots 30df5c. do hne wrap
pers 50dt5c. New.York Flsrs. SAFE. DO. Nrappery
lots lgi9 Sc; Pennsyvauia and Ohio Fillers ~ go
ana wrsppery o,. l095c Manufactured is s,il quite
fru and fairly active the inquiry beng before pTin
cipaIiy directed TO Old Virginia black work.
TIN-The demand for Pig Is ca; no sales beyond
immediate vaats. prices essier Plates have ruled
dull: prices easier and close heavy We quote as
follows
Banos................soA gold ' p % e
Straits-..-.--.-.....--...... - - 90
Plates Charcoal C.......p box Il 50 a
Tlates. & CCOse..--.-....-....... II - az %
"a Cha-coaI - 10 IS $3.50
TALLOW-The inquiry has been fair. and me
market is heavy; sales of 10000 10 al itGllic Tor
Western; ll,dl2c. for City. at I2ie. Tor bateaeFs
W0oL-Thsre has been li,,lc more doing in Do
nestle eeces since orr last but prices ure still irIeSl
lar Common and coarse grades are heavy anu sre
ottsrod r,or. freely White ile fecces ara IN small
slru.y ald lTm. We quote. IN currency, - lol-
logs F.eeces at -! Jjc for Native and once inarer
Meriro s. 661c for half and three-g de- ~ ~
o- fl hood do and 20 1soc forSlIo0y fseees 5O 'c
FOR No Pulled -3QJ,c for Slptrhne do' anu oO e'S'
fIr Et-rl do: 2jd-,c. Tor common JnWashed Oan'
flrna. :. fgc for me DO. - 5e for Texas foFelsn
descriptions have been ouy IA moderate demand, auu
prices aiyc ruled heavy hlt show 10 essential
We cuote Gs follows, South American AZ .9dS'c' I0y
common Washed. 33 G &c. for Unwashed Mestla ana
Merino; 3. 94-c for Washed Entire Rios 2 dJ0o Tor
Uovashel Creole; 40d4tc for Washed toruoVai
Gillian Il, "a G5i0. for UnWas led Mestza and MeT9o
Cane of Good Hope 3J i3c. for Unwasaed East IT.
dia Is $50 for Washed. and African az 70 5Oc Tor
L uvusted. snd so q 4Oc. for Washed.
WHISKY-Ihe market Il irn with moderate de-
ard; ses e 40 bb. At 3 20 for state, and - 2o q
g - for Western the latter ia small Its.
WHALEBOSE--The market IS quiet, buyers ana
sellers belgg apart IA their yleEs.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

WEDNESDAY. pril T. ls6o.
The improved tone and greater sctiyity in oar msr
ued, and with few tons prices have been sos-
tanned. notwithstsndin decline in gold. Cotton.
uuder liberal receipts st the port and ulfavoraele ad
vices from Europe has declined with only moderate
Inquiry but Breadstus have sold freely and have
improved. The prospect OF the Government adopting
at early day eopserystive financial poley mas iu
ASHES have been ID -ederAte req1est and steady o.
g. O. 2; feT Pg,s, and eI2 Is stl2 80 5or PsAIi
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

UYRAVELING CREDITS on Messrs ). ;
L MORGAN Co. LONDON iSuecesso, % GEO,
PEABODY Col available the rrincipA c.r@s ..
EUROPE and the EAST. .ssaed by DABNEf MORGAN
1 Co.. No. SO Exchan,- pil;e.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
sTocK On HAND, APRIL

FLOUR AND MEAL-We have Rad good inquiry
for sound shipping Flour for the local aud coastwise
trade since this day week and with limited arrivals Of
sound and a material reduction IN our stock holders
generally demanded full and better prices; We learn
from our inspectors that threeqnarters Of the Flour
arriving is unsOund and hence sound are now strongly
heidi very few European orders have been filled their
limits being below the current prices. Family brands
have ruled quite firm. but have been held with In
creased frmness 1t is wel known that they cannot
be duplicated and other facts have caused the medium
brands to attention. To-day "wednesday
common grades are dull and heavyi medium braiyrs
irregular. but Family brands firmly held; fhe
sales 500 bhs. at o. s5nsI 80 for super
fine State; e. 20dS7 20 for (bonded) Extra do. /;
e. 750ss % for Family do. e. 40dss 10 for the low
grades OF Western Extra; So 30d IS IS for shipping
Ohio; s. sl2 for Trade and Family DO and sl e5
0sl6 for St. Louis Extras. Canadian Flour is dull
Club Extras heavy. but Family do are hrm sales
of 275 bbs at 81 4jd$s for common 10 good Extras,
and s. O0sl2 25 for Trade and Family brands South
ern Flour is dull and heavy sales Of 2s0 bbs at q 100
o. so for common fair Extra Baltimore and Country,
and g. 9Od SIS 80 for Trade and Family do Rye Flour
IN moderate demand and steady sales OF 200 bbls at
s. 20as5 So Corn Meal is fair demand; sales Of 600
bbls Jersey at s. 90.
FISH-Dry Cod has slightly improved, and better
business was DONE Mackerel have met with good
jobbing demand, and at the close are firm. Smoked
Herrings are in light supply, in demand and firm !
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

Ul = " VUUN- IUtTt Nhs Uten OnF IuDIefaIt ut-
mand for both Futc and Logwood since last, but
prices show 10 change as the supply ID light. Red
" Moods are Quiet bat steady.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
UNION TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW-YORK.
no. y BROADWAY, CORNER RECToRsr.

no. = BROADWAY, CORNER RECTORsE
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS, which may be
withdrswn !. any time.
THIS COMPANY IL ,athorirsdto &C, Receiver, Exec
tor Trustee FOR married women Guardian for infants and
generally 70 execute all legal trusS
ITIsA LEGAL DEPOSITORY for money paid into Court
IL will TAX. charge Of and rnan. the Estates OF person' going
sbrosa or who do 10, desire give their personal attention
10 bgsinesL "
Av STOUT. JOHNv. L. PRUYS, Vice Presiden,A
W 3 lfDRrCV s.~yxnv,
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

FRUIT-There has been brisk demand for Rasins,
and prices haze met with On advance The sales for
the week are about 80 900 boxes, closing firm Other
descriptions of fruits have been in better request but
in prices there has been no essential change. We
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

HAY-The market is largely supplied and is heavy
sales OF l6O bales good shipping al Jc. Straw IS N
good Gcward az CSC. per 100 n.
HOPS-D omestc Hops are in very small supply and
arc generally held above the views Of consumers TIE
business has been only in iob5ng Wy We @aoie 81
from 20G 20 and zoe as 10 growth and qday Foreign
descriptions are more inquired after, and prices are
well sustained. We note sales 1890 bales Belgian and
Bavarian al from 8 d6;c. rs 70 quality.
IRON-We have stI. 10 notice very depressed n ar,
te f0r PF In cOuseqls OF the strike ai Albany snt
Troy. No American Pig has been sold az $40 No /
Scotch s lower; sales of about 900 tuns, - Rom - 20
si5. Par Iron is lower and dull, We qloie kue.l'1
ard American az sos foT Common, AID Sil5 ilr ke-
fined Other kinds OF Iron ruled dull a sliJ $50 i'r
Scroll: Bard sIiJ: Oval and Halt Round. s.5l 81 2
sli 20, Hoops $50 s2l5; Horseshoe sliO S4f 81
IEDIGO-Tte inquiry has been only moderate. bsi
prices without change We quote A. e9c' e ~ lo'
Bengal 7uc II 81 % for MADRAS. Sl0sl 80 Tor Dude,
and g. 3JGS2 10 for Bengal currency 1oa99c Tor
Caraccas ami 75c 81 10 Tor Guatemala. both gold.
IEATHER-HeIBlockc continues 10 decline s4d prices
are again ;dlc. lover. Tie demand is but moGerale
OAK Sole is very dull. only tie amer grades Vfilslns
about quotations. We quote cash currency. = n
35r. Iieht 3ll22c. California. HEAVY, % jtc. ?
- q 3ic.: Middle, 30a3@c.i Light - 5Jc GooI
Damaged, 2G d30c. Poor DO, 10 ale; N the kouEn
y d3lc. ok s.aughter-Eeavy iOa i9ei Mledle
8: a 44c.; Light J0a34c Ciopped Middle 4od S;ei
Light - 46c. In the Koaeh, Heavy. - jdfoc.j Md
die "a a zoe: Light 30q33c Bellies, lsG2Oc.
LEAD-Tbe demand for Pig has been ony moder.
ate but prices ere without change we quote at 8 %
n
a = - for spanish German Refined aud Englshi baF
at gc and Saee, and Pipe at J.. &c. which is de-
cline on both.
LATHS-Eastern have been in good demand and
prices ruled quite firm, At &c. mos
MOLASSES-Therc has been rather more Iolns 9uI
without change 10 note IN prices sales OF ~ hnds'
Porto Rico at ~ 75c and so hhds Biroadoes on pTi'
yate terms
NAVAL STORES-Thore has been frmer feeling
in the market for Spirits Of Turpenine, and fair bs
ness done closing buoyaDt stock, about sVO oes'
Crude Turpentine has ruled quite steady, with ia
demand for export; stock. 1900 bbIs hosihs oi
kinds have been only In moderate demand. Sltho'
change TO note in prices stock 5000 bols Tar mas
been fairly active at about previous prices stock i0o
bbls. We quote rs follows.
Turpentine North County ......p 2s0 70 s5 80 Is
Tar Washing gton and New wbern....Y bbl. 80 q ) -
Pitch. NitN, NO ++--- ~
Rosin Common. ................ts e pro 10 n l2i
Rosin, Strained and No. 2 0n y'd)P 2eO 10 325 q 10
Rosiu No and Pale aud WhlIe........ 20 ali w
Snirits Iurpentipe Am............V gal. 92id-g5
OILS-The inquiry for Fish Oils Crude has been
only moderate bgtwe have no change to note IN prices
been only in limited demand without change IN prices
II
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

SALTPETER-Crude Ia dull. but prices are without
change small sales a. lO.c cash Renned Pure Is sell
ing AZ 1)c. -. .
Buck
SPELTFR-The nsrfe. tor Silssisn is dull but ss
foreign advices still Of favorable ehTacter priees
are firm at ~ a &c, currency; stock 80 tuns
STEARIN-Ihe demand Is good, olt az easier
prices sales Of coo al l. l;e. for Grease; lt9
i7.c for Western and Ia lse. for City.
SEEDS-The inquiry Is lar Tor CleTereed 81 NC
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

TIE CRoToS national BANK
ofthe City Of fNew.York.
DESIGNATED DEPosuARI AND
FINANCIAL AGENT OF TIE USIrxD STAEs
No. IL Nassaust., n. Y.
VIII remove 70 the new marble building southeast
corner Of Nassau aad Cedsr-sts, lst Of May.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

SALT-There has been . moderate demand for Liver.
nool but with q small stock in hrst hands. prices,
especially fne are firm. dealers. however. have good
supply on hand. West India styles ere quiet. We
quote;
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

I,UW. ...-.. 20
Hud. X. Cd s.fb
3.000.....-l0l
Cbic.& N. w. Is
I.000 ...... 81
TOl. a. w. % m
$500. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

~. Ds N'Atlci
II. ......--lO7
Chicago 81 Alton
IOO........ S54
$50. 81
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The thurman beings ~ happiness and happiness
implies health Of body and mind.
Dr. Whites experience and for thirtyone years IN
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every form Of disease both acute
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His remedies the stomach liver and blood and all
secretons Of Tie entire system in unhealthy e
healthy condition Instead Of niurng any part Of the sys
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and Of the entire organsn with truly sound mind ID
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,Saflu Orlrars DAILY Gresteltt.


a. nix AZ. h.
The Columbia %. CD Phoenix publishes the fol
lowing correspondence in reference to the reliev-
ing of Provisional Governor Perry, and the trans
fer Of the gubernatorial power to Gov. Orr. 1t
wilt doubtless, be perused with interest:
!, ! washington. D. e. :, Dec d is6s
Sir--.By direction Of the President, have the
honor herewith to transmit you copy of com
munication which has been addressed to his Ex-
SeIIoncy Benjamin +. Perry late Provisional Gov
ernor Of South Carolina, whereby he has been re-
jeved Of the trust heretofore reposed in him, and
directed to deliver into your Exceilencys posses
sion the papers: and property relating to that
trust.
II i have the honor to tender you the cooperation
9 Of the Government Of the United States whenever
N may be found necessary, in effecting the early
restoration. and the permanent prosperity and
welfare Of the State over which you have been
called to preside. Nv
have the honor to be, with great respect, your
wa.aI Pssas'r 3 y, 8 Be- s1 IT sss.
Tehis Excsene r. Perry Provisional Governor of South
CaIuiins,
v iSsr-The time has arrived when, in the judgment
OF the President Of the United States the care and
condition Of the proper affairs Of the State OF
South Carolina may be RENTED to the Consttu-
tional authorities, chosen by the people thereof,
without danger to the welfare and safety Of the
United States. BY direction Of the President,
therefore, you are relieved of the trust which was
heretofore reposed in you as Provisional Governor
g he States.of South Carolina, whenever the
Governor elect shall have accepted and become
qualified to discharge the duties Of the Executive.
You will transfer the papers and property OF the
Governor elect. 1t gives me especial pleasure to
convey to you the Presidents Acknowledgements OF
tae fidelity, the loyalty and discretion which have
marked your administration. Yon will give me
H. t.:al.tI