, 1866-03-22

WEpKnspiY EyEn1se, March n 1sGd.
= Then 1xScr3 It1le in GuzudaIcire1
sad ~ hayeno &ew feature 10 proscuth h eotn1ee ron
with TIC money market The demand 70. currency
u Greater than the supply but there Is coca1asa.
Awtly a4lt@ AAiietsctorY rap1 onexed. mo ne
market II uufet but cloee. The National traakess.
wrea1ory 10 thr 1ft Of April, aEc chllInG u she1
ao4ns q 1az a. possible. and this tends 70 increase
The ,61ripeeufy OF the usfteE tIhn ta1e3 oi n'S:
-casxut - Htezdy And Arn II 10 pe1 cent pc. m
NUN at The buhkt, and 12sss4 per eeo1 On '''
-et.ecE--- --- - - r,,t
-'Txe Eurply Of Eat1crn Exchsncc !. ft'll .naoe-
-ouate to meet the cn11ent demand, ana toeusa9ahg
bsukcst connnue to forHard currency ~ =:
TO draw eeniust; but thrre ss no enapte - t1et-:
,rhLrh r,,mntr steady Ut rar buying And l-M PREM
INN pe]ung. Round lots Hc1c soia 10 limited cx7
tcnl amonc bankers II 71c p1r1ai0M DEL 1hptsanh+
T1r cr1r,sl .na,ke:s continue dull. apd viii the
-rxcepttou Of Wheat, there v bit ntsld pasem~rt
IN .rrafn Flour Is quiet but unchanged Theat
5n,ed 1:szAc pcs bnshel loner. Com was 1tnes.
<,.,s -~rru steady. Rye and Barley were dull and
nn,banrrd, cotce ruled kc' 'lo1tt. 8rcars ,alao
.aecitoea NC pes y, aad Teas szrse 2e lowes. Mo
l...cs declined SOC Per callon. Froytslonf arc at
sispl-till-the price of Mes Pork here being &c
pcr b,l higher tRn in New York. Lard Il qnlcs md
rates eager. BAH Aos.s are held hm,
The Chamber Of Commerce to-dsy drtlarca
dividend oi . per cent 10 be paid On the 1T Of
April and per cent 10 be plid On the ut Of Jul5i
bu, it was resolved that no MUIR dividend. bsps'd
alter the lit Of Jnly till alter the debt q S5ooo
which tie corporation oTd-if paid. which wall
take .up tho earnings OF the subsequent nlnt
mupths, Notwithstanding shts, tic stoc. Was sold
on the etect today at 40 :
The supual election tor ofacers OF the BpaTd OF
Trade taxes place about thc IL. Q! April. Tins tat
there arr as,ou1 fifteen cndidhes tpokcn ot for the
p4e-fdenct-among the most promtutnt of whom
-fs-tf xFth Ma la
Fairbanks. The tany1sa promises TO be rpIated.
some of the w1rchousentn object to The r.
uulrCmcnta Of ite bankers, That they personally
1cn thur recztpts. This. however, 7nty easiiy be
obytaicd by admitting the- young men who remain
IN tht Offices END do tie businoee Of tte warehouses
aa Junior nenbc1e Of the sstious firms. nfbey Ere
not willing TO do il.ta then they may be compelled
10 do d the CasL1sft and Presidents o. or oanKs
have to do remain In 1hctr ohocs during business
hons. ne think tbsrc viii bo no difficulty ex.
pcricnced in complying With the requirements Of
tie bankers.
The Eastern papers arc excited over tho fact
TINT somebody Connected with the Treasury DE-
pastment. named "s. n. C1afk, Ind hts fsuuhs:
p,ecr prapsed On the Pew ore cent frsfsionH cur
1ene5, "FeIi, svt o. A. Whe@ NJ. Hossonden's
portrait int appeared the Is cent fractional cur-
1rncs, some people rejected the aehange" because
they thoushthas the ttontixplece WIS that of 5e8.
Davte. .
Hon F1cernsn Clarke, VT see.- is still writing
letter., commenting on tho Official acts 0f the SEC
relaty Of the Treasury. Would it not b In bettes
1atlc Tor 1t. Cla,Rc before he writes any more let
tsrs On this subject, to res1sn his oincc Of Comp
.1oller Of the CnuencJf we think 1t would. .'Iong
.1ohn'' WIS correct, when he Esye htl. Clarke gen
tie hint about lobbying in Congress.
-Gold was ehade fr7ner ap-day. but the ad1ancs
was not run]eieat 10 cxc31c the hopes OF tpeculat
:ors 1t opened In 7Scw York to-day 1t 19szS mt
closed at 1881. The following are tho quotations
.tclce1aphed TO James Boyd Il Atosherr, gold
hynEcts.